ITVScrollView
open class ITVScrollView: UIScrollView
The main class of the iOSTiledViewer library. All communication is done throught this class. See example project to see how to set correctly the class. It has to be initialized through storyboard.
Assign ITVErrorDelegate to receive errors related to displaying images. The assignment should be done before calling loadImage(_:)
or loadImage(_:api:)
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Delegate for receiving errors and some important events.
Declaration
Swift
public var itvDelegate: ITVScrollViewDelegate?
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Delegate for receiving gesture events.
Declaration
Swift
public var itvGestureDelegate: ITVScrollViewGestureDelegate?
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Events that ITVScrollView handles automatically. Default is all. Though there is currently no automatic operation for singleTap. Note that this does not prevent delegating about missing events.
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Swift
public var handleGestureEvents: [ITVGestureEventType] = [.singleTap, .doubleTap]
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Returns true only if content is not scaled.
Declaration
Swift
public var isZoomedOut: Bool
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Returns an array of possible image formats as Strings.
Declaration
Swift
public var imageFormats: [String]?
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Returns and sets current image format
Declaration
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public var currentFormat: String?
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Returns an array of possible image qualities as Strings.
Declaration
Swift
public var imageQualities: [String]?
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Returns and sets current image quality
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public var currentQuality: String?
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Returns array of possible zoom scales.
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Swift
public var zoomScales: [CGFloat]
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Declaration
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open override var bounds: CGRect
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Property stores currently displayed file’s url.
Declaration
Swift
public fileprivate(set) var url: String?
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Declaration
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override open func awakeFromNib()
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Call this method to rotate an image.
Note
Rotation has not been implemented yet.Declaration
Swift
public func rotateImage(angle: CGFloat)
Parameters
angle
Degrees in range <-360, 360>
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Method for loading image. If api ‘Unknown’ is passed then the method will try to automatically recognize the api. This could include synchronous network requests.
Declaration
Swift
public func loadImage(_ imageUrl: String, api: ITVImageAPI = .Unknown)
Parameters
imageUrl
URL string of image to load.
api
Specify image api that should be used. Default is ‘Unknown’
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Method for zooming.
Declaration
Swift
public func zoomToScale(_ scale: CGFloat, animated: Bool)
Parameters
scale
Scale to zoom.
animated
Animation flag.
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Method for releasing cached images when device runs low on memory. Should be called by UIViewController when needed.
Declaration
Swift
public func didRecieveMemoryWarning()
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Use to immediately refresh layout
Declaration
Swift
public func refreshTiles()
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Method that changes zoom without user interaction accordingly:
- if current zoom is equal to minimal zoom, then zoom will be increased
- if current zoom is equal to maximal zoom, then zoom will be decreased
- if last zooming was increasing, then zoom will be increased as well
- if last zooming was decreasing, then zoom will be decreased as well
Declaration
Swift
public func performDoubleTapZoom()
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Declaration
Swift
public func scrollViewDidZoom(_ scrollView: UIScrollView)
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Declaration
Swift
public func scrollViewDidEndZooming(_ scrollView: UIScrollView, with view: UIView?, atScale scale: CGFloat)
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Declaration
Swift
public func viewForZooming(in scrollView: UIScrollView) -> UIView?
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Declaration
Swift
public func gestureRecognizer(_ gestureRecognizer: UIGestureRecognizer, shouldRecognizeSimultaneouslyWith otherGestureRecognizer: UIGestureRecognizer) -> Bool


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- I honestly have no idea why I used that "cloudy" white balance setting. I'd set it to default.
- This snap obeys the rule-of-thirds; only - the subject is in the wrong third of the photo! Given a second chance, I'd shift my ancestor to the right side of the frame.
- I'd probably want to fine tune the depth-of-field .. but given the very short time within which I'd have to click the snap - probably i'd keep the DOF as least priority.


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Email Mining
The goal of this project is to convert the original Enron Email Dataset into mordern format for investigation.
Data set
Format Data
This enron.json
file contains all emails which are extracted from the dataset. The hierarchy of json is same as the original directory.
email.all.json
is similiar with previous file, enron.json
, but without the hierarchy. It only has an array of json. Inside the array, each json object is an email.
email.threads.json
is like email.all.json
, but only has emails containing threads.


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Things I Want In A Lover
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competition? do you have a big intellectual capacity but know that it alone does not equate wisdom? do you see everything as an illusion? but enjoy it even though you are not of it? are you both masculine and feminine? politically aware? and don't believe in capital punishment? these are 21 things that I want in a lover not necessarily needs but qualities that I prefer do you derive joy from diving in and seeing that loving someone can actually feel like freedom? are you funny? à la self-deprecating? like adventure? and have many formed opinions? these are 21 things that I want in a lover not necessarily needs but qualities that I prefer I figure I can describe it since I have a choice in the matter these are 21 things I choose to choose in a lover I'm in no hurry I could wait forever I'm in no rush cuz I like being solo there are no worries and certainly no pressure in the meantime I'll live like there's no tomorrow are you uninhibited in bed? more than three times a week? up for being experimental? are you athletic? are you thriving in a job that helps your brother? are you not addicted? ...curious and communicative... |


split data thread pool Unlike the above thread pool, this pre-allocates work across the nodes. "work" is initiated when there is a new object of type dyn_in_t, which is shared across all threads. Work is performed for every element of the array of static_in_elem_t. The same function is applied to every pair.
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template<typename dyn_in_t, typename static_in_elem_t, typename out_t, size_t num_static_elems, bool debug = false>
class split_data_thread_pool< dyn_in_t, static_in_elem_t, out_t, num_static_elems, debug >
split data thread pool Unlike the above thread pool, this pre-allocates work across the nodes. "work" is initiated when there is a new object of type dyn_in_t, which is shared across all threads. Work is performed for every element of the array of static_in_elem_t. The same function is applied to every pair.
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| num_static_elem | the size of the array |
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◆ split_data_thread_pool()
template<typename dyn_in_t , typename static_in_elem_t , typename out_t , size_t num_static_elems, bool debug = false>
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template<typename dyn_in_t , typename static_in_elem_t , typename out_t , size_t num_static_elems, bool debug = false>
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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// For each order of ngram, calculate the no. of ngram matches and
// keep track of no. of ngram in references.
ref_ngrams = Counter(everygrams(reference, min_len, max_len))
hyp_ngrams = Counter(everygrams(hypothesis, min_len, max_len))
overlap_ngrams = ref_ngrams & hyp_ngrams
tp = sum(overlap_ngrams.values()) // True positives.
tpfp = sum(hyp_ngrams.values()) // True positives + False positives.
tpfn = sum(ref_ngrams.values()) // True positives + False negatives.
After Change
// compatibility with previous single-reference API:
if not references or isinstance(references[0], string_types):
references = [references]
return corpus_gleu(


Do-It-Yourself: Egg Carton Mancala
I was recently interested in learning how to play Wari which is a West African game from the Mancala family. There are a ton of buying options out there, but I wanted to play a few games before purchasing a set.
I came across a mention of using an empty egg carton and 48 pieces of whatever you can find.
You would need to fit at least 4 pieces in each cup for the initial setup. Coins, coffee beans, rocks or buttons would work.
I happened to have a bunch of wooden tokens that fit perfectly.
Although it wouldn’t replace getting a nice set, it worked out pretty well for trial purposes.


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Programmers as a crowd, like any crowd, are dumb. People find safety in following popular opinions. They see it as something of high value — worth sacrificing trust in their own instincts. This is why I like to look for advice by turning to individuals who achieved something worth admiring and show signs of independent thinking.
My default attitude towards something that helps in groupthink, like forums and comment threads, is perceiving it as a waste of time. However, StackOverflow surprised me. I also remember finding some useful discussions on Reddit. But these are exceptions. Personal blogs and vlogs, or essay collections like paulgraham.com, are still my favorite mediums.
Being good at avoiding groupthink, which includes so called “industry standards,” is on point. An average set of methods of the top 50% of professionals is a way different thing than what you get by analyzing how the top 10% operates. When someone starts advising you with, “today, most people,” don’t expect a productive discussion.
Below is a couple of quotes of people who did something right and we can learn from. It’s not a kind of content you see often. There are many programs written in contradiction to these ideas. (Note: it’s not a top-list.)
Somehow the idea of reusability got attached to object-oriented programming in the 1980s, and no amount of evidence to the contrary seems to be able to shake it free. But although some object-oriented software is reusable, what makes it reusable is its bottom-upness, not its object-orientedness. Consider libraries: they’re reusable because they’re language, whether they’re written in an object-oriented style or not.
— Paul Graham, The Hundred-Year Language.
Abstraction trades an increase in real complexity for a decrease in perceived complexity. That isn’t always a win.
The problem with object-oriented languages is they’ve got all this implicit environment that they carry around with them. You wanted a banana but what you got was a gorilla holding the banana and the entire jungle.
If you have referentially transparent code, if you have pure functions — all the data comes in its input arguments and everything goes out and leave no state behind — it’s incredibly reusable.
— Joe Armstrong, Coders at Work.
The World Wide Web was precisely what we were trying to PREVENT— ever-breaking links, links going outward only, quotes you can’t follow to their origins, no version management, no rights management.
That’s it. Time for a walk.


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Ranking 2023
Active ranking
Snapshot taken at 2023-07-08 Snapshot taken at 2023-07-08, comparing with 2023-07-06| Pos | USMA ID | Rank | Player | Address | Points |
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Scandal-hit Placido Domingo withdraws from Tokyo Olympic event
Tokyo - Scandal-hit opera star Placido Domingo, who is facing multiple sexual harassment accusations, announced on Friday he would withdraw from a cultural event for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, citing the project's "complexity".
In a statement released by the 2020 organisers, Domingo made no mention of the allegations, which he denies.
"After thoughtful consideration I have made the decision not to participate in the Kabuki-Opera event due to the complexity of the project," he said.
He saluted the performance planned for April 2020 as "a wonderful cultural initiative" that would "unite the two cultures on the same stage, in perfect harmony with the Olympic spirit".
The organisers said the decision was made by Domingo "after thoughtful consideration" and "mutual consultation".
Domingo has already withdrawn from all future performances at New York's Metropolitan Opera and stepped down as general director of the Los Angeles Opera, effectively ending his US career.
The famed singer has been accused by 20 women of forcibly kissing, grabbing or fondling them in incidents dating back to at least the 1980s.
Reports have painted a portrait of a man who acted with impunity, shielded by his power as one of opera's foremost stars.
Domingo, who has been a conductor and director of some of the world's most prestigious opera houses, and debuted at the Met at age 27, has called the allegations against him "deeply troubling and, as presented, inaccurate".
He has argued that "all my interactions and relationships were always welcomed and consensual".
So far, Domingo's career has been less affected by the scandal in Europe than in the United States.
He has performed in Austria and Hungary since the allegations were published, and expressed his joy last month over a concert in Moscow.


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Federov Assault Rifle
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Federov Assault Rifle
The Federov Weapons Group was one of the premier suppliers of firearms for the duration of the Imperium. While Firearm technology dates to before the expansion, it is generally very effective and new technologies helped to refine, rather than supplant, its use.
The FWG also predates the Imperium, producing weapons in the Fasantauri system even before the Terran Republic. In this article, I’ll be examining the major families of Assault Rifles that Federov produced and their features.
Duschekovsky Series
During the Republican Era, there was a bit of a struggle to determine the pre-eminent firearms manufacturers for the new enconomy. Luckily for Federov, they had the Duschekovsky brothers to help them out.
The early “D-100” series rose to dominance for the ease with which parts could be replaced. With combat happening in increasingly unusual environments, this was a big plus. Swapping out a new barrel is so easy, that soldiers were often rumored to do it under fire, without even removing their ammunition.
Later, as adaptability became recognized as a necessary feature of any weapon system, the “D+50” model came to dominate the infantryman’s world. Not only did the D+50 maintain almost the same ease of use, it was provided with a wide assortment of parts for use under differing conditions. While effective for the time, these pieces were somewhat crude and certainly not elegant in any aesthetic sense
FTEIGAR hits the scene
For much of the Early Imperium the D+50 dominated the scene. However, Fteigar Alloys changed the nature of adaptability. As armor became more cunning and available, the general use of firearms began to decline. Simply put, Fteigar bullets were no match for Fteigar armors. However, not all opponents will be soldiers, so firearms remained useful for crowd control and civilian subdual. Similarly, Fteigar technologies allowed for amazing capabilities for the sniper or assassin.
The FC series
The FC-## for Federov-Civil, were designed primarily for use by Civil authorities to quiet “unrest.” The F Cs generally fired lower-powered ammunition and were reinforced to withstand use as a club. “Nonlethal” ammunition was also supported. FC series Fteigar showed more adaptation to ammunition than to environment, since the weapons weren’t expected to “commute” outside whatever organization and location they were originally designed for. This made them less “durable” over the course of time and fewer can be found today than even most of the D series.
The FM series
The FM “Federov Military” series were designed with the planet-hopping soldier in mind. The Fteigar automatically adapted to a wide range of environments and firing conditions, but did not accept the wide range of ammunition available for the FC series.
The Laws of Physics are pretty tough to break. Microgravity combat involving firearms would be pretty comical if it weren’t for all the people dying. This is especially true for weapons firing ammunition heavy enough to damage a Raptor Combat Suit. A bulky assault rifle is a hard sell next to a bag of Magnetic Fleas.
The FS series
The FS “Federov Specialist” series was designed with the “hunter” in mind. In truth, they were at least as respected among assassins and killers as among sportsmen. Each series was specially-designed for different world’s gravity and climate, with Fteigar responses changing muzzle speed and aim to great effect.
By the time of the Grand Reforms, they were so popular with assassins that Klister University developed the miniaturized Ballistic Trace Network. Which just about ended rifles as a tool for assassination.
A Gentleman’s Weapon or Crude Frontier Tool?
As time passed, Firearms fell from favor as the primary weapon of the infantryman. By the time of the Grand Reforms, this trend left Federov maintaining only the FS series. Firearms enjoyed a brief resurgence during the Zenbrudi Wars and for some time thereafter.
Currently firearms enjoy an odd split personality. Finely-crafted and decorated for use, many weapons still adorn the studies and lodges of aristocrats. Sturdy and reliable, well-worn rifles also adorn the cabins of terra formers and frontiersmen for defense and sustenance.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
You can't beat homemade fish & chips, get perfect results with Jo Pratt's easy fish supper - a classic British favourite
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2 and preheat the dripping or oil to 120C/250F.
For the chips, peel the potatoes and cut into whatever size you prefer. Wash well in cold water, drain and pat dry with a clean tea towel. Put the potatoes into the fryer and allow them to fry gently for about 8-10 minutes, until they are soft but still pale. Check they're cooked by piercing with a small, sharp knife. Lift out of the pan and leave to cool slightly on greaseproof paper.
Increase the heat of the fryer to 180C/350F.
Season the fish and dust lightly with flour; this enables the batter to stick to the fish.
To make the batter, sift the flour and a pinch of salt into a large bowl and whisk in the lager to give a thick batter, adding a little extra beer if it seems over-thick. It should be the consistency of very thick double cream and should coat the back of a wooden spoon. Season with salt and thickly coat 2 of the fillets with the batter.  Remove from the pan, drain and sit on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper, then keep warm in the oven while you cook the remaining 2 fillets in the same way.
Once the fish is cooked, return the chips to the fryer and cook for 2-3 minutes or until golden and crispy. Shake off any excess fat and season with salt before serving with the crispy fish. If liked, you can serve with tinned mushy peas and bread and butter, for the authentic experience!


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Implementation of iTraveler.
| std::list<ade::iFunctor*> pbm::GraphSaver::funcs_ |
List of functions visited (by depth-first)
| std::list<ade::iLeaf*> pbm::GraphSaver::leaves_ |
List of leaves visited (left to right)
|
private |
Data serialization functor.
| ade::GraphStat pbm::GraphSaver::stat |
Internal traveler.
| std::unordered_set<ade::iTensor*> pbm::GraphSaver::visited_ |
Visited nodes.


|
Class Summary |
| Beta |
This class represents the Beta function B(x, y) . |
| BetaRegularized |
This class represents the Regularized Incomplete Beta function Bx(p, q) . |
| BetaRegularizedInverse |
This class computes the inverse of the Regularized Incomplete Beta function. |
| CumulativeNormal |
This computes an approximation to the cumulative Normal distribution function,
N(x) . |
| CumulativeNormalInverse |
This computes an approximation to the quantile function of the cumulative Normal distribution function,
N-1(x)
We use the Beasley-Springer-Moro algorithm. |
| Digamma |
The digamma function is defined as the logarithmic derivative of the gamma function. |
| Erf |
This class computes an approximation to the error function,
erf(x) . |
| Erfc |
This computes an approximation to the complementary error function,
erfc(x) . |
| ErfInverse |
This class computes an approximation to the inverse of the error function,
erf-1(x) . |
| Gamma |
This computes an approximation to the Gamma function, Γ(z) , for real numbers. |
| GammaLowerIncomplete |
This computes an approximation to the Lower Incomplete Gamma function, γ(s, x) . |
| GammaRegularizedP |
This class represents the Regularized Incomplete Gamma P function P(s, x) . |
| GammaRegularizedPInverse |
This class represents the inverse of the Regularized Incomplete Gamma P function. |
| GammaRegularizedQ |
This class represents the Regularized Incomplete Gamma Q function Q(s, x) . |
| GammaUpperIncomplete |
This computes an approximation to the Upper Incomplete Gamma function, Γ(s, x) . |
| Gaussian |
This computes the Gaussian function. |
| LogBeta |
This class represents the log of Beta function log(B(x, y)) . |
| LogGamma |
This computes an approximation to the log Gamma function, log(Γ(z)) , for positive real numbers. |


Gabby Allen 'bombarded by women' claiming ex Myles Stephenson 'sexted them'
EXCLUSIVE: Love Island beauty Gabby Allen has been contacted by a number of women claiming her ex I'm A Celeb's Myles Stephenson 'sexted them' whilst he was with her
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/I'm a Celeb's Myles Stephenson, 28, hasn't only got to concern himself with creepy crawlies in the jungle - as a number of worms have come out of the woodwork since he appeared on the ITV show.
The Rak-Su singer's ex-girlfriend Gabby Allen , 25, who split from Myles after she discovered he was messaging a previous girlfriend, has been "bombarded by women" claiming they received flirty messages, sexts and explicit photos from him whilst he was coupled up with the Love Island beauty.
A source close to the pretty personal trainer exclusively told Mirror Online: "A barrage of women have stepped forward since Myles appeared on I'm A Celeb, she has been bombarded.
"They have been sending proof of the messages, sext and d*** pics Myles sent to them when he was with Gabby."
They source also shared that Gabby has been informed that Myles was "two-timing" her throughout their entire relationship after the woman whose texts with the singer caused the end of their romance recently "smugly" revealed that Myles was seeing her the whole time.
Prior to entering the Australian Bush, in an interview with The Sun, Myles claimed he came clean to Gabby about texting his ex "because he loved her" but it was not technically cheating as they "were on a break. "
"We were on a break at the time when I messaged this girl, a previous ex", he said.
"I shouldn't have done it, even though me and Gabby weren't speaking at the time and I moved home, but it was a general conversation.

Gabby appeared on Love Island in 2017, and dated Marcel Somerville before they split, due to his cheating.
She then starting dating Myles last September and they were together for almost a year, but split following reports she caught him messaging other women.
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N. Korean airline increases flights to Russia ahead of deadline for repatriation of workers
North Korea's national carrier has increased flights on a route between Pyongyang and Vladivostok as the deadline for the repatriation of North Korean workers draws near, sources said Monday.
Air Koryo increased the number of weekly flights connecting the two cities to five from the previous two this week, according to Vladivostok International Airport. The change is set to last until Dec. 20.
The increase apparently reflected the upcoming deadline for the repatriation of North Korean workers under a United Nations resolution, pundits said.
In response to the North's launch of the Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in November 2017, the U.N. adopted a resolution ordering its members to repatriate North Korean workers back to Pyongyang by Dec. 22 this year.
The airport's flight schedule shows that there will only be one flight a week connecting the two cities after the deadline.
Air Koryo is the only airline that operates flights connecting Pyongyang and Vladivostok.
"We can assume (that North Korea increased the flights to relocate the workers), but we cannot know the details behind the decision," a source with knowledge of the matter said. (Yonhap)


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the one i used before this macbook. R51 IBM Thinkpad with 2GB Ram, gentoo installed and a "ususal suspect" 21C3 sticker on back of the screen. not nice. i would not mind a miracle to bring it back. It was up and running and connected to the network when it got stolen on friday, 16. feb 07.


Originally posted at the Shufflegazine Blog (no longer exists)
The awesome people at Seesmic finally got around to launching their iPhone application last week.
I’ve been a fan of Seesmic from rather early days. To me, they edged out TweetDeck as the Desktop Twitter client to have at the time, having launched support for multiple accounts and integrating Facebook support before anyone else did. Since then I’ve moved on to Seesmic Web(I’d recommend it any day considering it doesn’t use Adobe AIR. But I digress…)
I’ll leave the app comparison for another day, but I think Seesmic’s iPhone app’s first rendition is quite good overall.
The first thing that struck me about the app was the seemingly blazing response time, both in terms of loading new information and response using the touchscreen. By this I mean that a lot of apps I use (I’m not talking just Twitter apps) are effectively hung until their update/reload is complete — this does not seem to be the case here. While I wait for the latest tweets to be updated, I can still navigate around the app freely.
Let’s talk unique features. First up is the panel view. This is a fairly neat way of using one app to encompass multiple services. The panels are cleanly organized and easy to navigate. You can even setup a panel for a specific twitter search you follow, making it accessible with one click or swirl. You can navigate between panels by either using the panel button or merely side-swapping them. I thought it was cool that when you are looking at the panel, the faded screenshot is an actual live version of the feed on that panel.
Currently, Seesmic’s app allows you to quickly sign in to your Twitter, Facebook and Ping.fm accounts. Sure there is a facebook app, but from a “feed” point of view, Seesmic does a good job. I will not be surprised to hear additional services being integrated, least of all Foursquare, which Seesmic recently incorporated into their Web client. Seesmic also integrates with Evernote, allowing you to send tweets directly to Evernote (in addition to e-mailing them) if you want to save them. Seesmic also has a separate ReTweet tab in the main window, allowing you to view all twitter-style RTs in your timeline as a separate feed.
In comparison to other clients I’ve used though, I see a few lacking features.
Firstly, I’d have thought that it would have the ability for app sync, at least with Seesmic’s Web client &mdash for unread tweets, messages and the like. Seesmic’s app is also missing the conversation view, which is bizarre considering this is a standard feature on other apps and Seesmic themselves introduced this on their Web client. It is almost infuriating if you’re trying to track back on a conversation if you have to keep tapping the ‘in reply to’ button to see each tweet. This should have been covered from the get-go.
I also miss having unread counts. This is probably more or less a luxury feature, but I think we as a crowd are just used to having that. I’m perfectly okay with not knowing this for the regular feed, but not having this for @-replies and DMs is unnerving. They also did not include in-line previews (which adds clicks, not desirable on a phone app).
Having said that, I’m quite happy with their first version. I can’t be impressed enough with the speed of the app, and for a first run, they’ve done a good job. In my history with Seesmic, I find that they listen to their users and are quite dynamic in terms of releasing new features, so I expect the same to carry over to their iPhone app. If that happens, don’t be surprised if Seesmic’s iPhone app becomes the go-to app for aggregating social networking, beyond just twitter.


BLUES BROTHERS 2000 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 1 :-( for the missing fun
Cast: Dan Aykroyd, John Goodman, Joe Morton, J. Evan Bonifant, Nia Peeples, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, B.B. King Director: John Landis Screenplay: Dan Aykroyd and John Landis Music: Paul Shaffer U.S.
No sequel, can hope to bare, an inherent a cult classic as THE BLUES BROTHERS, as brilliant a heir. There was something unique about the time it was made, in the era of the early 80's, when the world was crying out for something loud, original and immensely destructive to hit the screens. The reply to this call of the wild was of course, THE BLUES BROTHERS.
It is almost 20 years since the original hit the screens, but the world is not howling for the likes of BLUES BROTHERS 2000. Why? Maybe it's just the way of the times. This isn't an awful movie by any means, it just lacks that cheeky sparkle of John Belushi. Dan Ackroyd is back, a lean-n-mean, slim-n-trim, Elwood Blues. He's good and this is probably his best role for some time, but he cannot carry this movie alone. John Goodman, is Mighty Mack who sings the blues true, but even he cannot fill the shoes of the missing Belushi.
Look, if you're here to listen to the music, then you've come to the right cinema. Let's face it, there's no one who sings, plays, thinks blues better than the likes of Aretha, James, Eric, Stevie, Charlie, Billy, Lou, Joshua, Travis, Jimmie, Wylie, Grover, Paul, Steve, Donald, Murphy, Lou, Tom, Allan, Matt and the BLUES BROTHERS, all jamming together for a grand finale. Well, that's a dream come true for lovers of soul. However, for the rest of the world, this is not the ecstatic reunion of home coming queens. So perhaps in another twenty years, there may be a more successful resurrection of BLUES BROTHERS 2020 – something more in keeping with Beverly Hills 90210?
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What’s wrong with starting tasks from the QMC?
Nothing really. At least not if starting tasks is considerd a manual activity.
There are also scenarios that benefit from automation.
Consider a Sense environment that gets its data from some source system, for example a financial ERP system.:
Sense could poll that source system for data ever so often - or the source system could start the needed tasks when new data is available.
Or simply: Notifications are usually (always?) a better solution than polling for new data.
The good news is that Butler includes solid support for starting Sense tasks from 3rd party systems.
Below the concept is described on a high level.
Actual examples are available here.
Start tasks by IDs, tags and custom properties
Butler’s /v4/reloadtask/<taskid>/start
API endpoint is used to start tasks.
For historical reasons there are two variants: POST and PUT. Both do the exactly the same though.
The general idea of this API is
- One task should be started. The task is identified by its task ID.
Done using just a properly formatted URL. This is usually the most common scenario. - More than one task should be started. The tasks are identified by their IDs.
The first task can be specified in the URL and the rest in an array in the call’s body.
Or all task IDs can be specified in the call’s body. - One or more tasks should be started. The tasks are identified by tags set in the QMC.
The tags are specified in the call’s body.
All tasks having the tags included in the call will be started. - One or more tasks should be started. The tasks are identified by custom property values set in the QMC.
Same principle as for tags, but using custom properties instead.
All tasks having the custom property/value combinations in the call will be started.
Remember
Task IDs are permanent for a specific task, but if tasks are re-created they will get new task IDs.
By specifying tasks using tags and/or custom properties instead, the outside systems that need to start tasks don’t have to deal with task IDs that may change.
Lower risk for issues and less maintenance thus.
Start tasks by ID
While this may be the most obvious way to control what task(s) should be started, it requires the caller to know the exact ID of the task of interest.
If the task for some reason is re-created its ID will change.
Still, there are certainly cases where task IDs are relevant and the easiest option to use and set up.
Start tasks by tags
Given the example below, a single call to Butlers API could start all four of the tasks tagged Butler 5.0 demo
.
Or the three tasks tagged startTask1
.
Or all of those tasks, if both tags were passed to the Butler API.
Start tasks by custom properties
Using custom properties to identify which tasks to start works similarly to how tags are used (see above).
The main difference is that the caller must know the name of the custom property and at least one of the possible values for that custom property, in order to start the associated task.
In the example below, calling the Butler API with parameters taskGroup=tasks2
would result in all tasks having the taskGroup
custom property set to tasks2
to be started.


Texbooks Society to discuss Tipu Sultan
by Bangalore Mirror BureauThe Karnataka Textbooks Society held a meeting with regard to removing chapters pertaining to Tipu Sultan from State syllabus textbooks. This issue started after BJP MLA from Madikere Appachu Ranjan wrote to the minister for Primary and Secondary education S Suresh Kumar last month.
On Thursday in the meeting, the Textbooks Society asked Ranjan to point out mistakes in the textbooks with respect to Tipu Sultan as there was no concrete argument to it.
The society received documents from the MLA and others and said it will go through all the documents before submitting a report to the State Government. An official from the Society said, “We have taken all the documents and we will submit a report.”


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People can benefit from a comprehensive visualization not only representing the wildfires, but also their effects on air quality and connection with changing climate patterns. Data related to fire parameters, affected areas, evacuated areas, exist either in survey data form or via satellite datasets. There are also related resources that can be employed to better understand the impact of wildfires and its correlation with climate change – for example, air quality index, smoke map, weather patterns drawn from historical data. This project aims to integrate multiple variables of interest regarding wildfires to facilitate access to wildfire related information. The scope is currently limited to Canada.


Friendly Lamp
When GitHub suggests project names and you take it.
Let's learn some Javascript. Fork this project on GitHub into your own account, and let the fun begin.
Ready? Open the file index.js
and see the lines that begin like //TODO
. Best of luck!
Remember, you can play around with any part of this code but you can easily just ignore stuff that isn't marked for you to do.


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Robots, both autonomous and manually controlled, designed, built, and programmed for the VEX Robotics Competition
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TAX Invoice
ABN: 38 052 249 024
{{ field }}
{% endfor %}| Date | {{invoice.created|date:'d-M-Y'}} |
| Invoice Number | {{invoice.number}} |
| Total (AUD) | ${{invoice.amount}} |
| {% trans 'Product' %} | {% trans 'Qty' %} | {% trans 'Unit Price' %} | {% trans 'GST' %} | {% trans 'Total' %} | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
{{ line.description }} |
{{ line.quantity }} | ${{ line.unit_price_excl_tax }} | ${{ line.line_price_before_discounts_incl_tax|subtract:line.line_price_before_discounts_excl_tax }} | ${{ line.line_price_before_discounts_incl_tax }} | |
| {% trans "Order total (before discounts)" %} | ${{ invoice.order.basket_total_before_discounts_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans "Discount" %} {{ discount.offer_name }} | - ${{ discount.amount }} | ||||
| {% trans "Order total (after discounts)" %} | ${{ invoice.order.basket_total_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans "Items total" %} | ${{ invoice.order.basket_total_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans "Shipping total (excl. discounts)" %} | ${{ invoice.order.shipping_before_discounts_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans "Discount" %} {{ discount.offer_name }} | - ${{ discount.amount }} | ||||
| {% trans "Shipping total (inc. discounts)" %} | ${{ invoice.order.shipping_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans "Shipping total" %} | ${{ invoice.order.shipping_incl_tax }} | ||||
| {% trans 'Order total' %} | ${{ invoice.order.total_incl_tax }} |
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--- layout: post title: Whitespace deviations tags: - js ---
I am reading a Regular Expression Cookbook by Jan Goyvaerts and Steven Levithan. It's a truly excellent book on a subject, with an incredible level of attention to details. I am only half-way through the book, but have already learned few things about regular expressions - both general and javascript-related ones.
One thing I noticed missing in the book was a mention of whitespace character class (\s
) discrepancies in current ECMAScript implementations. Cookbook rightfully explains that \s
in Javascript matches any character defined as whitespace by the Unicode standard. What it fails to mention is how horribly this rule is actually implemented in modern browsers. While most of the implementations correctly handle ASCII whitespace characters, such as - U+0020
(Space), U+000B
(Vertical Tab) and U+000A
(Line Feed) - there's much more chaos in anything above U+2000
(EN QUAD) point.
In practice such non-conformance can lead to surprising results when implementing something like trim
function. If trim
were to utilize \s
, than it could miss quite common characters like U+00A0
(No-Break Space); In fact, trim
used in jQuery or Prototype uses exactly that - standard whitespace character class (\s
) - and so fails with any of these troublesome characters. One of the solutions, of course, is to replace \s
with a custom character class, e.g.: - [\u0009\u000A\u000B\u000C\u000D\u0020\u00A0\u1680\u180E\u2000\u2001\u2002\u2003\u2004\u2005\u2006\u2007\u2008\u2009\u200A\u202F\u205F\u3000\u2028\u2029]
This topic comes up once in a while on comp.lang.javascript and there have been some efforts to document these discrepancies. I wanted to make a simple table of modern browsers compliance and used a test provided once by Richard Cornford (also available online for anyone to try it out).
Here’s a table demonstrating above mentioned deviations. It’s good to see Safari 4+ and Chrome 2+ conforming to specs fully. Hopefully, upcoming versions of Firefox will also take care of the remaining "failures".
| Code point / Browser | Firefox 2-3.5 | Safari 2.0-3.2.1 | Safari 4 | Opera 9.25, 9.64 | Opera 10 | IE 6-8 | Chrome 2-3 | Konqueror 4.2.2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (0x0009) [ASCII Tab] | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS |
| (0x000A) [ASCII Line Feed] | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS |
| (0x000B) [ASCII Vertical Tab] | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x000C) [ASCII Form Feed] | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS |
| (0x000D) [ASCII Carriage Return] | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS |
| (0x0020) SPACE | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS | PASS |
| (0x00A0) NO-BREAK SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x1680) OGHAM SPACE MARK | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | PASS | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x180E) MONGOLIAN VOWEL SEPARATOR | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2000) EN QUAD | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2001) EM QUAD | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2002) EN SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2003) EM SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2004) THREE-PER-EM SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2005) FOUR-PER-EM SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2006) SIX-PER-EM SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2007) FIGURE SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2008) PUNCTUATION SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2009) THIN SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x200A) HAIR SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2028) LINE SEPARATOR | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x2029) PARAGRAPH SEPARATOR | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x202F) NARROW NO-BREAK SPACE | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x205F) MEDIUM MATHEMATICAL SPACE | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
| (0x3000) IDEOGRAPHIC SPACE | PASS | FAIL | PASS | PASS | PASS | FAIL | PASS | FAIL |
Tests for Firefox, Safari and Opera were performed on Mac OS X (10.5.8); IE and Chrome - on Windows XP Pro SP2 (via VMWare); and Konqueror - on Ubuntu 9.04 (via VMWare)
Edit (28/09/2009)Clarified operating systems (and their versions) used for testing; Aligned characters in a table by code point; Updated Opera to 10RC, added Chrome 3 to results, combined FF columns into one, since they are the identical; Sorted table by code point. Thanks to Dr J R Stockton and Luke Smith for suggestions.
Edit (04/09/2009)Updated Opera 10RC to Opera 10 (Thanks to Garrett Smith for test); tested and updated table with results of Safari 2.x and older 3.x versions; fixed a bug in a testcase where `char` identifier (one of future reserved words as per ES3) would prevent script parsing in Safari 2.x


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A task failed to start. More information may be available below.
Error: @error


MathLabel (
experimental
)
TeX-style label using MathJax is implemented experimentally.
Pass words surrounded by "\$\$" to plot.xlabel or plot.ylabel to try it.


Wondering if you can use a given string as a variable name in JavaScript? Learn how it works, or just use this tool.
permalinkThat's a valid identifier according to ECMAScript 6 / Unicode 8.0.0.
However, the NaN
, Infinity
, and undefined
properties of the global object are immutable or read-only. Setting them won't have an effect. Avoid using
this variable name.
It is a reserved word.
However, it is an ES3 reserved word. You may want to avoid using it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
However, it is not a valid identifier as per ES5. You may want to avoid it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
However, it is not a valid identifier as per ES3. You may want to avoid using it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
However, it's not a valid identifier according to Unicode v5.1.0. You may want to avoid using it if support for JavaScript engines with outdated Unicode data tables is a concern.
It looks like your browser's JavaScript engine doesn't handle this variable name correctly. Good catch! Please file a bug. For Chrome/v8, you can just leave a comment on bug #1965. For Safari or other WebKit browsers that use the JavaScriptCore engine, comment on bug #79353. For Internet Explorer/Chakra, comment on bug #725622. For Opera/Carakan, report a new bug, but refer to ticket DSK-358119.


ChEMBL is a manually curated database of bioactive molecules with drug-like properties. It brings together chemical, bioactivity and genomic data to aid the translation of genomic information into effective new drugs.
Source: (edited) Extract from page `ChEMBL Database` [2018/08/23]
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Dequeue a value from the linked queue.
First move the correct value to the box shown below the list. Then update any necessary pointers. If a pointer variable needs to be set to null, then click the pointer and then click on the "Make Null" button.
If there are no values on the list, then nothing can be removed. So just click "Check Answer".
The value to be removed must be in the node following the one that "front" is pointing to (that is, the second node on the list). So click that value, then click the "return" box below the list.
If there are more than two nodes on the list, then the node that "front" points to should have its pointer field changed to point to the third node.
But if there are only two nodes on the list, then the front node's pointer field must be changed to null with the "Make Null" button. And the "Rear" pointer needs to point to the first node.


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by BeSoccerTwo months after Albania's footballers were left furious when the wrong national anthem was played at a Euro 2020 qualifier in France, the French anthem was roundly booed in the return match on Sunday.
France played the Andorran anthem by mistake at the Stade de France in September.
After the angry Albanians protested and refused to play until the correct music was played, the correct anthem was found and the game kicked off more than five minutes late.
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| createAbortChannel |
creates a command channel to be used to asynchronously abort a command.
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| checkPrerequisites |
checks if the package can be installed.
Only if the return value is true the package is allowed to be installed.
In case of false or in case of an exception, the package must be removed
completely.
After return of this function no code from the extension may be used
anymore, so that the extension can be safely removed from the harddisk.
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| checkDependencies |
checks if the dependencies for this package are still satisfied
After updateing the OpenOffice.org, some dependencies for packages might
no longer be satisfied.
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determines whether the package is currently is registered, i.e.
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registers this XPackage.
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revokes this XPackage.
NEVER call this directly. This is done by the extension manager if necessary.
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reflects whether this package is a bundle of one or more packages,
e.g. a zip (legacy) package file or a document hosting script packages.
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Gets packages of the bundle.
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empty sequence in case the object is not registered.
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returns the file name of the package.
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returns the unique extension identifier.
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returns the textual version representation of the package.
A textual version representation is a finite string following the
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element ::= ("0" | "1" | "2" | "3" | "4" | "5" | "6" | "7" | "8" | "9")+
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returns the location of the package.
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returns the display name of the package, e.g. for graphical user
interfaces (GUI).
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returns a description string to describe the package.
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returns a string containing the license text.
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returns a sequence of update information URLs.
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the information available at the first URL.
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returns the publisher info for a package, the strings
might be empty, if there are no publisher
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returns the XPackageTypeInfo, e.g. media-type etc.
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exports package to given destination URL.
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returns an icon for a package.
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returns the name of the repository where this object comes from.
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return a URL to a directory which contains the registration data.
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XPackage::registerPackage. If this is the case is
indicated by ::com::sun::star::beans::Optional::IsPresent of the return
value.
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currently not registered, for example after calling
XPackage::revokePackage, then ::com::sun::star::beans::Optional::IsPresent is true and
the ::com::sun::star::beans::Optional::Value may
be an empty string.
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indicates if this object represents a removed extension or extension
item. This is the case when it was created by providing
true for the removed parameter in the function
XPackageRegistry::bindPackage.
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createAbortChannel
- Description
- creates a command channel to be used to asynchronously abort a command.
- Returns
- abort channel
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checkPrerequisites
- Description
- checks if the package can be installed.
Only if the return value is true the package is allowed to be installed.
In case of false or in case of an exception, the package must be removed
completely.
After return of this function no code from the extension may be used
anymore, so that the extension can be safely removed from the harddisk.
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error handling and other interaction.
@alreadyInstalled
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- Returns
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checkDependencies
- Description
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After updateing the OpenOffice.org, some dependencies for packages might
no longer be satisfied.
- Since
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- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error handling and other interaction.
- Returns
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isRegistered
- Description
- determines whether the package is currently is registered, i.e.
whether it is active.
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the registration process,
or null
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- command environment for error and progress handling
- Returns
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may not apply, e.g. in case of an empty package bundle.
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NEVER call this directly. This is done by the extension manager if necessary.
- Parameter startup
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startup scenario. That is, it is set to true, when called
from XExtensionManager::synchronize
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- abort channel to asynchronously abort the registration process,
or null
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- command environment for error and progress handling
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revokePackage
- Description
- revokes this XPackage.
NEVER call this directly. This is done by the extension manager if necessary.
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the registration process,
or null
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- command environment for error and progress handling
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isBundle
- Description
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getBundle
- Description
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empty sequence in case the object is not registered.
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the registration process,
or null
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- command environment for error and progress handling
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getName
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getIdentifier
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package does not represent an extension
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getVersion
- Description
- returns the textual version representation of the package.
A textual version representation is a finite string following the
BNF
version ::= [element ("." element)*]
element ::= ("0" | "1" | "2" | "3" | "4" | "5" | "6" | "7" | "8" | "9")+
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getURL
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- Returns
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getDisplayName
- Description
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interfaces (GUI).
- Returns
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getDescription
- Description
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- Returns
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getLicenseText
- Description
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- Returns
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getUpdateInformationURLs
- Description
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the information available at the first URL.
- Returns
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getPublisherInfo
- Description
- returns the publisher info for a package, the strings
might be empty, if there are no publisher
::com::sun::star::beans::StringPair::First
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::com::sun::star::beans::StringPair::Second
represents the URL to the publisher.
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getPackageType
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exportTo
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- Parameter destFolderURL
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- Parameter nameClashAction
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- Parameter xCmdEnv
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getIcon
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- Returns
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database application window, or NULL if the default icon
should be used.
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- Description
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isRemoved
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- indicates if this object represents a removed extension or extension
item. This is the case when it was created by providing
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Chat applications are everywhere nowadays. The two best-known ones are probably Slack and WhatsApp. If you keep the amount of users low (e.g. less than 100) and the number of features limited, then it is actually pretty easy to create such a chat app.
I've create a small proof of concept chat app with Flask and jQuery. It runs in the browser.
Architecture
We will keep it simple for this tutorial:
We store the messages - and only that - in a single table in a SQLite database.
We have an API which has one endpoint messages
which allows to
GET
messages (filtered by id) and to POST
a new
message.
The backend is done with Flask.
The front end is partially done with Jinja2 and partially with jQuery.
Project Structure
The folder structure is typical for Flask applications:
.
├── app
│ ├── api.py
│ ├── docs
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── main
│ │ ├── __init__.py
│ │ └── routes.py
│ ├── models.py
│ ├── static
│ └── templates
├── Dockerfile
├── migrations
├── pyproject.toml
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
├── start.sh
└── wsgi.py
In the root directory, you have a start.sh
which uses the
wsgi.py
to start a gunicorn
server. The pyproject.toml
gives some basic configuration.
Within the app
directory, there is a single blueprint called "main". The models.py
defines the sqlalchemy database models, the api.py
defines the REST API with flask restx.
The front end is in the templates directory.
How it works
When a new user opens the website, they get a session variable with a unique identifier. They receive all messages which were ever written (yes, in a productive system this is an awful idea) and they store the latest message ID they have seen.
Locally, jQuery asks every 500ms for new messages. For this request, it gives the latest message it has seen. This means most of the time the server returns an empty response.
When the client sends a new message, it is stored in the database.
That's it.
User Experience
General Theme
The key CSS classes you have are:
message
: It can either be one you received or one you sent.conversation
: The block that contains the stream of messages.
See this codepen for a nice the theme by Rumbiiha Swaibu.
New Messages
A key point that took me a bit to implement is to add the most recent messages at the bottom and keep scrolling with the most recent ones - but only if you didn't scroll up before.
Why this is awful
Missing core functionality:
- Registration and Authentication: It is important who writes something. So people want to know the sender. In the system above, it is super easy to change the ID to somebody elses ID. To have arbitrary many IDs. It is hard to know who writes something. This topic comes with a lot of other topics like single sign on (SSO), 2FA / MFA, password recovery...
- Formatting: Allow users to format messages (bold, italic, links, math mode, ...)
- Chatrooms: People want to have private conversations. Conversations splitted by topic.
- Search: Once you have different rooms, you might want to search across rooms.
- Images
- File sharing
Other missing functionality:
- Voice over IP (calls) and Videotelephony (Video chat)
- Themes: Let users change the default looks
- Tennants: Besides chats / chatrooms, you might want to run the chat appliction as a service for organizations. They have their own (seperate) users and chat rooms. Maybe have some possibilities for customization.
Engineering:
- Scalability: If the database comes to its limits, you have to get a bigger machine. Other databases like AWS DynamoDB might have better behaviour.
- Backups were not even mentioned
- Polling: Pining the server twice per second is no big deal if you have few users. But the more users you get, the worse this will become.
- Pagination: Getting all messages in the beginning is a really bad idea.
- Front Ends: You might want way more. For example, native apps for smartphones.
- Protocols: Adding support for XMPP to allow usage of other clients (IRC seems to be outdated; Matrix could be an alternative according to this German post)
Complete Project
If you want to get the complete project and look at the code, here you are:
$ git clone https://github.com/MartinThoma/flask-chat.git
$ git checkout v1.0
Free Chat Servers
In case you want to look at more professional chat server projects:
| Name | License | Core Language | XMPP | LDAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rocketchat | MIT | JavaScript | ✔ | ✔ |
| Let's Chat | MIT | JavaScript | ✔ | ✔ |
| Mattermost | MIT / GNU AGPL v.3.0 | Go | not directly | ✔ |
| Riot.im | Apache v2 | JavaScript | No, but matrix | not directly |
See also
- Wikipedia: Slack Technologies, 2019-12-17.
- Rumbiiha swaibu: WhatsApp in Pure CSS and JS


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Here's another centered, fixed layout. All my designs seem to be variations on this kind of structure; I
promise I'll do something different next time. This one has a floaty nav bar on top for quick access to
links, as well as the top of the page. I can see some people being annoyed by this, so fortunately it's
easy to change so that it doesn't stay on top of the window. Just change the position: fixed
to position: absolute
and ditch the IE hack
(or you could change it to auto margins instead, if you want the header image to flow beneath it). One
thing that I included in this layout is a couple handy classes for your Flickr images. See the example
pullouts in the text as well as the thumbnails in the sidebar. In the interest of filling up space, I may
as well tell you that the sidebar has been done in kind of a funny way to make it vertically stretch over
the entire content div. This is impossible to do in a traditional way (including using 100% height in
CSS, which isn't defined the way it should be). Check it out; I thought I was pretty clever to think of
it! You could use the sidebar for annotations, footnotes, links, photos, or whatever you like.
Now I'll steal some text from Wikipedia1! Futurama is an American animated television series created by Matt Groening (creator of The Simpsons) and David X. Cohen (also a writer for The Simpsons). Set in "New New York City" in the 31st century, it was introduced on the Fox Network and received airplay between March 28, 1999 and August 10, 2003. It is currently in syndication on the Adult Swim segment of Cartoon Network in the United States, on Teletoon in Canada, on Channel 4, Sky One and Sky Two in the UK, and on Fox8 and Network Ten in Australia.
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I'm Mesum Bin Shaukat, from Karachi, Pakistan. I'm Full-Stack Developer and I have 2 years of experience in web development. I have some goals to accomplish. To accomplish those goals I have to prove myself as a young developer. I'm only 16 years old. I can do front-end and back-end stuff, very well without any doubt. I have assorts of skills pertaining to tech field. I'm very glad that I have knowledge in this fantastic field and I can serve my nation and myself. My skills are mentioned below:
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work
2017-2018
tenth class
2019-2020
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