Hamlet: To be or not to be, that is the qusttion.
Skull: Don't ask me im only a Skull
Hamlet: what did you say?
Skull: nothing I'm only a figment of your imagination
Hamlet: oh good" I thought I was going crazy!
Porky:*snort* Just a couple of pigs in a blanket. *snort*
Skull: Yeah listen to porky, mr. Hamlet
Hamlet:Oh okay, now that I am okay?
Porky:Now that Hamlet is fine, it's time for the yearly pig gathering!
 Let me introduce pig number 4: Kevin....
Kevin: Hi everyone, I am Kevin...... Bacon
Porky: Pig number 5 is an martial arts master, Moussier chop
Chop: I am french but I know martial arts. Pork Chop!
Porky: Pig number 6-7 were eaten so we are the 7 pigs! (Narrator:I got tired of making more pigs.)


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| Reference number: | KM149-14-2307 |
| Contract Date: | 2014-10-21 |
| Description of work: | 0446 Training consultants (specify) |
| Contract period: | 2014-10-21 to 2014-11-06 |
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| Contract Value: | $9,100.00 |
| Comments: | Aircraft ditching and exiting course, including training in the use of emergency breathing systems - Rotary & Fixed Wing |


"Now, I do hope you're not going to fight about me, because it's really not worth while." |
In February, 2004, I asked my friends and acquantances to list their favourite top five movies of all time. The lists, as shown below, were wide as they were diverse. Very few titles appeared in more than one list. One, or two, had difficulty listing five - a reflection on perhaps the lack of really good movies out there. And for those that think they have chosen the perfect movie I have added a link to their mistakes page! Check out the lists.
| Richard Betts:
No 1 Bringing Up Baby (1938) (mistakes)
No 2 Hi Fidelity (2000) (mistakes) No 3 Sense and Sensibility (1995) (mistakes) No 4 Amelie (2001) (mistakes) No 5 My Name is Joe (1998) |
Roger Liddle:
No 1 Once Upon a Time in America (1984) (mistakes)
No 2 Godfather 1 (1972) (mistakes) No 3 Godfather 2 (1974) (mistakes) No 4 Taxi Driver (1976) (mistakes) No 5 Star Wars - A New Hope (1977) (mistakes) |
| Sandy Sterling:
No 1 From Russia with Love (1963) (mistakes)
No 2 North By Northwest (1959) (mistakes) No 3 Happy Gilmore (1996) (mistakes) No 4 This is Spinal Tap (1984) (mistakes) No 5 Star Wars - A New Hope (1977) (mistakes) |
Marc Checkley:
No 1 The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (mistakes)
No 2 Jaws (1975) (mistakes) No 3 The Green Mile (1999) (mistakes) No 4 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) (mistakes) No 5 Stand By Me (1986) (mistakes) |
| Colin Checkley:
No 1 Braveheart (1995) (mistakes)
No 2 The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (1966) (mistakes) No 3 Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid (1969) (mistakes) No 4 Golden Eye (1995) (mistakes) No 5 The Sound of Music (1965) (mistakes) |
Neil McGowan:
No 1 Dazed and Confused (1993) (mistakes)
No 2 The Big Chill (1983) (mistakes) No 3 Shakespeare in Love (1998) (mistakes) No 4 Being There (1979) (mistakes) No 5 The Unbelievable Truth (1989) |
| Vicky Williams:
No 1 Rear Window (1954) (mistakes)
No 2 Nosferatu (1922) (mistakes) No 3 The General (1927) (mistakes) No 4 A Simple Plan (1998) (mistakes) No 5 Strictly Ballroom (1992) (mistakes) |
Mike Deady:
No 1 Amelie (2001)
(mistakes)
No 2 Better off Dead (1985) (mistakes) No 3 Raising Arizona (1987) (mistakes) No 4 Delicatessen (1991) No 5 The Italian Job (1969) (mistakes) |
| Bill Monroe:
No 1 Gone with the Wind (1939) (mistakes)
No 2 Scrooge (1951) (mistakes) No 3 Some Like it Hot (1959) (mistakes) No 4 The Ritz (1976) No 5 First Wives Club (1996)(mistakes) |
Michael Reid:
No 1 Mulholland Drive (2001) (mistakes)
No 2 Lawrence of Arabia (1962) (mistakes) No 3 Double Life of Veronique (1991) No 4 Star Wars - A New Hope (1977) (mistakes) No 5 The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (mistakes) |
| Albert Sword:
No 1 Being There (1979) (mistakes)
No 2 Some Like it Hot (1959) (mistakes) No 3 The Apartment (1960) (mistakes) No 4 Pleasantville (1998) (mistakes) No 5 The Caine Mutiny (1954) (mistakes) |
Gillian Checkley:
No 1 Shirley Valentine (1989) (mistakes)
No 2 Shawshank Redemption (1994) (mistakes) No 3 Funny Girl (1968) No 4 Grease (1978) (mistakes) No 5 Notting Hill (1999) (mistakes) |
| Aidan Halligan:
No 1 Kumonosu-jo (1957)
No 2 Dog Day Afternoon (1975) (mistakes) No 3 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) (mistakes) No 4 Pickpocket (1959) No 5 Singin' in the Rain (1952) (mistakes) |
Mel Moratti:
No 1 Psycho (1960)
(mistakes)
No 2 Nashville (1975) (mistakes) No 3 Groundhog Day (1993) (mistakes) No 4 Fargo (1996) (mistakes) No 5 Vertigo (1958) (mistakes) |
| John Bisset:
No 1 The Magnificent Seven (1960) (mistakes)
No 2 Planet of the Apes (1968) (mistakes) No 3 Casablanca (1942) (mistakes) No 4 American Beauty (1999) (mistakes) No 5 The Blues Brothers (1980) (mistakes) |
Michael Halliwell:
No 1 Midnight Cowboy (1969)(mistakes)
No 2 Les Uns et les Autres (a.k.a Bolero) (1981) No 3 Sunset Boulevard (1950) (mistakes) No 4 Harold and Maude (1971) (mistakes) No 5 Singin' in the Rain (1952) (mistakes) |
| Geoff Dunn:
No 1 YesSongs (1973)
No 2 Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) (mistakes) No 3 Pulp Fiction (1994) (mistakes) No 4 Fargo (1996) (mistakes) No 5 The Shawshank Redemption (1994) (mistakes) |
Cathy Dunn:
No 1 Betty Blue (1986)
No 2 American Beauty (1999) (mistakes) No 3 Amelie (2001) (mistakes) No 4 Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988) (mistakes) No 5 Fargo (1996) (mistakes) |
| Chloe Lane:
No 1 Un animal, des animaux (1996)
No 2 Brazil (1985) (mistakes) No 3 Breathless (1960) No 4 E la nave va (And the Ship Sails On) (1983) No 5 Fast, Cheap and Out of Control (1997) |
Brian Wilkinson:
No 1 Great Expectations (1946) (mistakes)
No 2 Dumbo (1941) (mistakes) No 3 Gone with the Wind (1939) (mistakes) No 4 A Night at the Opera (1935) (mistakes) No 5 Rebecca (1940) (mistakes) |
| Boman Desai:
No 1 The Sound of Music (1965) (mistakes)
No 2 Victor/Victoria (1982) No 3 Cabaret (1972) (mistakes) No 4 An Affair to Remember (1957) (mistakes) No 5 The Pillow Book (1996) |
Grany Bayley:
No 1 The Magic Christian (1969) (mistakes)
No 2 Women on the verge of a nervous break down (1988) No 3 Timebandits (1981) (mistakes) No 4 Rat Race (2001) (mistakes) No 5 Singin' in the Rain (1952) (mistakes) |
Graham Lassiter:
No 1 Cabaret (1972)
(mistakes)
No 2 The Pajama Game (1957) (mistakes) No 3 On The Threshold of Space (1956) No 4 Midnight Cowboy (1969) (mistakes) No 5 Oh What a Lovely War (1969) |
Barbara Lassiter:
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| Marty Coleman:
No 1 Hi Fidelity (2000) (mistakes)
No 2 The Big Labowski (1998) (mistakes) No 3 The Fifth Element (1997) (mistakes) No 4 Run Lola Run (1998) (mistakes) No 5 The Talented Mr Ripley (1999) (mistakes) |
Thea Imlah:
No 1 Braveheart (1995) (mistakes)
No 2 Elizabeth (1998) (mistakes) No 3 O brother where art Thou? (2000) (mistakes) No 4 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) (mistakes) No 5 Amadeus (1984) (mistakes) |
| Meiyin Chan:
No 1 Star Wars VI -- Return of the Jedi (1983)
(mistakes)
No 2 Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) (mistakes) No 3 Thomas Crown Affair (1999) (mistakes) No 4 Finding Nemo (2003) (mistakes) No 5 LOTR 2 - The Two Towers (2002)(mistakes) |
Dan Encarnacion:
No 1 Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
No 2 The Cook The Thief His Wife and His Lover (1989) No 3 Maboroshi no hikari (1995) No 4 Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001) (mistakes) No 5 Maurice (1987) |
| Andrew Spurgeon:
No 1 Death On The Nile (1978) (mistakes)
No 2 Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (2003) (mistakes) No 3 The Sound of Music (1965) (mistakes) No 4 Mary Poppins (1964) (mistakes) No 5 Little Shop Of Horrors (1986) (mistakes) |
Sarah McOnie:
No 1 Cyrano de Bergerac (1995)
No 2 This is Spinal Tap (1984) (mistakes) No 3 Citizen Kane (1941) (mistakes) No 4 Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) (mistakes) No 5 Love Actually (2003) (mistakes) |
| Luke Murray:
No 1 La Regle Du Jeu (The Rules of the Game) (1939)
(mistakes)
No 2 Sweet Smell of Success (1957) (mistakes) No 3 Miller's Crossing (1990) (mistakes) No 4 Dazed and Confused (1993) (mistakes) No 5 Au Revoir les Enfants (1987) |
Paul Atkinson:
No 1 Living Daylights
(1987) (mistakes)
No 2 Love Actually (2003) (mistakes) No 3 Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (mistakes) No 4 Ocean's Eleven (2001) (mistakes) No 5 Lost In Translation (2003) (mistakes) |
| Ian Atkinson:
No 1 Being There (1979) (mistakes)
No 2 Shawshank Redemption (1994) (mistakes) No 3 Groundhog Day (1993) (mistakes) No 4 In the Line of Fire (1993) (mistakes) No 5 In the Heat of the Night (1967) (mistakes) |
Geraldine Atkinson:
No 1 Oklahoma!
(1955) (mistakes)
No 2 Sense and Sensibility (1995) (mistakes) No 3 Love Actually (2003) (mistakes) No 4 Toy Story 2 (1999) (mistakes) No 5 Thomas Crown Affair (1999) (mistakes) |
| Jason Cheong:
No 1 Shirley Valentine (1989) (mistakes)
No 2 Far From Heaven (2002) (mistakes) No 3 Secrets and Lies (1996) (mistakes) No 4 Bronenosets Potyomkin (1925) No 5 Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922) (mistakes) |
Gary Sinclair:
No 1 Ten Commandments (1956) (mistakes)
No 2 A Fistfull Of Dollars (1964) (mistakes) No 3 The Sixth Sense (1999) (mistakes) No 4 A Fish Called Wanda (1988) (mistakes) No 5 The Usual Suspects (1995) (mistakes) |
| Bob Bowers:
No 1 12 Angry Men (1957) (mistakes)
No 2 The Sheepman (1958) No 3 Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942) (mistakes) No 4 The Dam Busters (1954) (mistakes) No 5 The Killing (1956) (mistakes) |
Anne Wilkinson:
No 1 About a Boy
(2002) (mistakes)
No 2 Aladdin (1992) (mistakes) No 3 As Good as It Gets (1997) (mistakes) No 4 High Society (1956) No 5 Shreik (2001) (mistakes) |
| Margaret Wilkinson:
No 1 Saturday Night Fever (1977)
(mistakes)>
No 2 Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) (mistakes)> No 3 Under the Tuscan Sky (2003) (mistakes)> No 4 About a Boy (2002) (mistakes) No 5 Titanic (1997) (mistakes) |
Elizabeth Wilkinson:
No 1 Taxi Driver (1976) (mistakes)
No 2 Goodfellas (1990) (mistakes) No 3 Dirty Dancing (1987) (mistakes) No 4 Forrest Gump (1990) (mistakes) No 5 As Good as it Gets (2000) (mistakes) |
| John Wilkinson:
No 1 The Last of the Mohicans (1992) (mistakes)
No 2 Red Heat (1988) (mistakes) No 3 Braveheart (1995) (mistakes) No 4 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) (mistakes) No 5 The Untouchables (1987) (mistakes) |
Martin Wilkinson:
No 1 Finding Nemo (2003) (mistakes)
No 2 The Lion King (1994) (mistakes) No 3 Forrest Gump (1990) (mistakes) No 4 Beverly Hills Cop (1984) (mistakes) No 5 Liar Liar (1997) (mistakes) |
| Janice Wilkinson:
No 1 Trapeze (1956)
No 2 The Glass Slipper (1955) No 3 Malice (1993) (mistakes)> No 4 Silence of the Lambs (1991) (mistakes) No 5 Mrs Doubtfire (1993) (mistakes) |
Dennis Ansley:
No 1 Some Like it Hot (1959) (mistakes)
No 2 Edward Scissorhands (1990) (mistakes) No 3 East Is East (1999) (mistakes) No 4 Maurice (1987) No 5 As Good as it Gets (2000) (mistakes) |
| Margaret Lovell:
No 1 The Sound of Music (1965) (mistakes)
No 2 The African Queen (1951) (mistakes) No 3 Ben Hur (1959) (mistakes) No 4 Henry V (1944) No 5 High Society (1995) |
Peter Barber:
No 1 The Sound of Music (1965) (mistakes)
No 2 Chicago (2002) (mistakes) No 3 Hunt For Red October (1990) (mistakes) No 4 Das Boot (1981) (mistakes) No 5 Master and Commander (2003) (mistakes) |
| Colin Sharp:
No 1 Baraka (1992)
No 2 Bladerunner (1982) (mistakes)> No 3 Paris Texas (1984) No 4 Benny and Joon (1993) (mistakes) No 5 Metropolis (1927) (mistakes) |
Patrick Harris:
No 1 City Lights (1931)
No 2 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) (mistakes) No 3 Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922) (mistakes) No 4 Miller's Crossing (1990) (mistakes) No 5 Der Krieger und die Kaiserin (2000) (mistakes) |
| Lloyd Stone:
No 1 Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (2003) (mistakes)
No 2 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) (mistakes) No 3 Titanic (1997) (mistakes) No 4 Ten Commandments (1956) (mistakes) No 5 It (1990) (mistakes) |
Chelsea Nikkel:
No 1 Pretty in Pink (1986) (mistakes)
No 2 Psycho (1960) (mistakes) No 3 Amelie (2001) (mistakes) No 4 Pride and Prejudice (1995) (mistakes) No 5 Igby Goes Down (2002) (mistakes) |
| Jane Whittaker:
No 1 The Colour Purple (1985) (mistakes)
No 2 Who Will Love My Children (1983) No 3 Partners (1982) No 4 Yentl (1983) No 5 The Rose (1979) |
Milly Thorpe:
No 1 Who Will Love My Children (1983)
No 2 The Green Mile (1999) (mistakes) No 3 Partners (1982) No 4 The Colour Purple (1985) (mistakes) No 5 Corrina, Corrina (1994) (mistakes) |
| Keith Clancy:
No 1 Cries and Whispers (1972)
No 2 Pierrot Le Fou (1965) No 3 Vertigo (1958) (mistakes) No 4 Mulholland Drive (2001) (mistakes) No 5 Magnificent Ambersons (1942) (mistakes) |
John Hinch:
No 1 Torch Song Trilogy (1986) (mistakes)
No 2 Pretty Woman (1960) (mistakes) No 3 The Wizard of Oz (2001) (mistakes) No 4 Scrooge (A Christmas Carol) (1951) (mistakes) No 5 Dawn Of the Dead (1978) (mistakes) |
| Melvyn Barker:
No 1 The Talented Mr Ripley (1999) (mistakes)
No 2 The Rock (1996) (mistakes) No 3 Titanic (1997) (mistakes) No 4 TLOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (mistakes) No 5 It'a a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) (mistakes) |
Simon Holden:
No 1 Hiroshima mon amour (1959)
No 2 Taxi Driver (1976) (mistakes) No 3 8� (1963) No 4 Singin' in the Rain (1952) (mistakes) No 5 Ugetsu Monogatari (1953) |
| Paulus Breeveld:
No 1 East of Eden (1955) (mistakes)
No 2 The Great Dictator (1940) (mistakes) No 3 The Court Jester (1956) (mistakes) No 4 The Apartment (1960) (mistakes) No 5 Dr Strangelove (1964) (mistakes) |
Michael Halliwell:
No 1 Midnight Cowboy (1969) (mistakes)
No 2 Les Uns et les Autres (Bolero) (1981) No 3 Badlands (1973) (mistakes) No 4 The Devils (1971) (mistakes) No 5 Soldier Blue (1970) |
| Ian Squire:
No 1 Best in Show (2000)
(mistakes)
No 2 Sweet Charity (1969) (mistakes)> No 3 Lilies of the Field (1963) No 4 Midnight Cowboy (1969) (mistakes) No 5 Papilion (1973) (mistakes) |
Bruce Miller:
No 1 Hobson's Choice (1954)
No 2 Annie Get Your Gun (1950) (mistakes) No 3 Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) (mistakes) No 4 Heavenly Creatures (1994) (mistakes) No 5 Philadelphia (1993) (mistakes) |
| Mark Knowles:
No 1 Manhattan (1979) (mistakes)
No 2 From Russia With Love (1963) (mistakes) No 3 Singin' in the Rain (1952) (mistakes) No 4 Swing Time (1936) No 5 Zelig (1983) |
Martin O1:
No 1 The Shining (1980) (mistakes)
No 2 Mulholland Drive (1981)(mistakes) No 3 Tetsuo (1988) No 4 Donnie Darko (2001) (mistakes) No 5 Batoru rowaiaru (Battle Royale) (2000)(mistakes) |
| Ben Sherward:
No 1 Dancer in the Dark (2000)
(mistakes)
No 2 Requiem for a Dream (2000) (mistakes)> No 3 Grave of the Fireflies [Hotaru no haka] (1988) No 4 Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) (mistakes) No 5 Meet the Feebles (1989) |
Nick Miller:
No 1 Bladerunner (1982) (mistakes)
No 2 Once Upon a Time in America (1984) (mistakes) No 3 Taxi Driver (1976) (mistakes) No 4 Down by Law (1986) No 5 Baraka (1992) |
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Directions
GoRogue provides the Direction
class, which represents directions of movement on a grid. Instances of this class cannot be creatd by the user. Instead, eight instances of the Direction
class are included as static members of Direction
, which represent all possible directions on a grid; Direction.UP
, Direction.UP_RIGHT
, Direction.RIGHT
, Direction.DOWN_RIGHT
, Direction.DOWN
, Direction.DOWN_LEFT
, Direction.LEFT
, and Direction.UP_LEFT
. In addition, Direction.NONE
is also provided. Each Direction
class has DeltaX
and DeltaY
values that represent the change in x and y values, respectively, that occur when moving in any of these directions on a grid with integer positions.
Direction
uses this data to provide useful interactions with other grid-related classes like Coord
, but critically, these delta-x and delta-y values also define the "coordinate plane" GoRogue uses, by defining the visual location of the origin point (0, 0).
Defining the Coordinate Plane
As stated above, each Direction
instance has a DeltaX
and DeltaY
property, which define the change in x and y values that occur when you "move" 1 grid position in the represented direction. The values of these DeltaX
and DeltaY
values for each direction define where the coordinate plane's origin point resides. While the DeltaX
and DeltaY
values are not modifiable directly, GoRogue does include a Direction.YIncreasesUpward
flag which modifies them appropriately. It is extremely useful to be able to control this, given that two different origin points are commonly used in computer graphics applications/game engines.
Standard Screen Coordinates
In standard computer graphics applications, including many roguelike/ascii display libraries, y-values increase as you proceed downward from the origin. This implies that the DOWN direction (or any direction with a downward component) has a positive DeltaY
value, while the UP direction (or any direction with an upward component) has a negative DeltaY
value:
The red square represents an arbitrary starting location. Notice that the blue squares, representing locations adjacent in the directions UP_LEFT, UP, and UP_RIGHT, have a smaller y-value than the starting location, whereas the grey squares, representing locations adjacent in the DOWN_LEFT, DOWN, and DOWN_RIGHT directions, have larger y-value than the starting point.
Standard Mathematical Coordinates
In a more standard mathematical coordinate plane, y-values increase as we progress upward from the origin. This implies that directions with a upward component have a positive DeltaY value, while directions with a downward component have a negative DeltaY value:
Again, the red location represents an arbitrary starting location. The blue squares, depicting adjacent squares in the UP_LEFT, UP, and UP_RIGHT directions, have a larger y-value than the starting location this time, while the grey squares, depicting those adjacent in the DOWN_LEFT, DOWN, and DOWN_RIGHT directions, have a smaller y-value than the starting location.
This coordinate plane is used as the basis for "scene coordinates" in many visual game libraries such as Unity.
YIncreasesUpwards Flag
Since both of these coordinate plane definitions are relatively common, GoRogue provides the Direction.YIncreasesUpward
flag, which sets the DeltaX
and DeltaY
values of the Direction
instances as appropriate, thus defining the coordinate plane. This property defaults to false
, meaning that, by default, GoRogue uses the Standard Screen Coordinate plane, where y-values decreas as you progress upwards, and increase as you progress downwards. When the flag is set to true
, the predefined Direction
instances are modified to define the Standard Mathematical Coordinate plane, where y-values increase as you progress downwards and increase as you progress upwards:
Direction.YIncreasesUpward = false; // This is the default if the value is never set
// Standard Screen Coordinates
System.Console.WriteLine($"DeltaX and DeltaY for UP: ({Direction.UP.DeltaX}, {Direction.UP.DeltaY})");
System.Console.WriteLine($"DeltaX and DeltaY for DOWN: ({Direction.DOWN.DeltaX}, {Direction.DOWN.DeltaY})");
System.Console.WriteLine("\nFlipping YIncreasesUpward to true...");
Direction.YIncreasesUpward = true;
// Standard Mathematical Coordinates
System.Console.WriteLine($"DeltaX and DeltaY for UP: ({Direction.UP.DeltaX}, {Direction.UP.DeltaY})");
System.Console.WriteLine($"DeltaX and DeltaY for DOWN: ({Direction.DOWN.DeltaX}, {Direction.DOWN.DeltaY})");
The setting of the Direction.YIncreasesUpward
flag also affects the output of any function that bases its output on Directions (for example, Coord.BearingOfLine
or Direction.GetDirection
).
The intent is that most games would only use one type of coordinate plane -- thus, this variable would be set once when the program is created. One must use caution if the flag is changed mid-program -- this is possible, however any direction instances that are stored in variables will NOT be updated. For this reason, GoRogue avoids doing changing this variable internally.
Operations with Directions
Direction provides convenient ways to rotate a direction clockwise/counter-clockwise, as well as to interact with 2D points.
Interacting with 2D Points
Potentially the most common use of Directions
is to use them to move a coordinate by one unit in a given direction. GoRogue provides a Coord-Direction addition operator that allows adding Direction
instances to Coord
instances conveniently:
Coord start = (1, 3);
Coord movedRight = start + Direction.RIGHT; // movedRight is (2, 3)
Turning Directions
Given a direction, we can also "turn" it clockwise or counter-clockwise and retrieve the appropriate direction by using the addition/subtraction or increment/decrement operators Direction
provides:
Direction d = Direction.UP;
d++; // d is now the next clockwise direction, eg. Direction.UP_RIGHT
d--; // d is now the next counter-clockwise direction, eg. Direction.UP
// d is now 2 directions clockwise, aka the closest clockwise cardinal direction,
// since d was cardinal. d will be Direction.RIGHT
d += 2;
System.Console.WriteLine(d);
// d is now 2 directions counter-clockwise, aka the closest counter-clockwise cardinal direction,
// since d was cardinal. d will be Direction.UP
d -= 2;
// These operators wrap around, so since there are 8 directions, d + 10 is equal to d + 2. d is Direction.RIGHT
d += 10;
For details on each operator provided, see the API Documentation for Direction
.
Utility
GoRogue also provides a number of utility functions assist with common operations involving directions. These are covered fully in the API Documentation, but include Direction.GetDirection
and Direction.GetCardinalDirection
, which return the direction or cardinal direction, as appropriate, that most closely matches a given line.


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Avalanche
Bombards an area with rocks, stunning and damaging enemy land units.
| Mana Cost: | 120/120/120/120 |
| Cooldown: | 17 |
| ABILITY: | Point Target |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| DAMAGE: | 100 / 180 / 260 / 300 |
| RADIUS: | 275 / 275 / 275 / 275 |
| STUN DURATION: | 1 |
Inanimate rock becomes animate when called by the Stone Giant.
Toss
Grabs the nearest unit in a 275 radius around Tiny, ally or enemy, and launches it at the target unit or rune to deal damage where they land. If the tossed unit is an enemy, it will take an extra 20% damage. Toss does more damage with each level in Growth.
| Mana Cost: | 120/120/120/120 |
| Cooldown: | 9 |
| ABILITY: | Unit Target |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | Yes |
| RADIUS: | 275 / 275 / 275 / 275 |
| RANGE: | 1300 |
| DAMAGE: | 75 / 150 / 225 / 300 |
Tiny's gargantuan stature allows him to catapult even the sturdiest of warriors.
Craggy Exterior
Causes damage to bounce back on Tiny's attackers. Enemies that attack Tiny from within 300 units have a chance of being stunned.
| ABILITY: | Passive |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| DAMAGE: | 25 / 35 / 45 / 55 |
| CHANCE TO STUN: | 10% / 15% / 20% / 25% |
| STUN DURATION: | 1 / 1.25 / 1.5 / 1.75 |
| BONUS ARMOR: | 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 |
| RANGE: | 300 / 300 / 300 / 300 |
Melee warriors tend to find attacking the Stone Giant largely ineffective.
Grow
Tiny gains craggy mass that increases his power at the cost of his attack speed. Increases Tossed unit damage and improves movement speed. Upgradable by Aghanim's Scepter.
| ABILITY: | Passive |
| BONUS DAMAGE: | 50 / 100 / 150 |
| ATTACK SPEED LOSS: | 20 / 35 / 50 |
| ADDED MOVE SPEED: | 40 / 50 / 60 |
| TOSS BONUS: | 35% / 50% / 65% |
| SCEPTER BONUS RANGE: | 107 |
| SCEPTER CLEAVE DAMAGE: | 50% |
| SCEPTER BONUS BUILDING DAMAGE: | 75% |
| SCEPTER TOSS BONUS: | 50% / 65% / 80% |
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Steven's Gallery
This is a small plaza in my hometown, my friends and I hangout here sometimes
Look at that view
Here you can view my hometown
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This is Denver, he's very playful and energetic
He likes to sleep on the bed
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{% endblocktrans %}
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{% blocktrans %} Something may have changed with your filesystem. Please check that the above directory structure exists and is accessible by the web server. {% endblocktrans %}


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When a Corda feature cannot be used due to the node's compatibility zone not enforcing a high enough minimum platform version.


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Hi!
My name is Wuyou Xie and I am a senior at Plano West Senior High School. I plan on majoring in Physics at the University of Texas at Austin in the coming school year. Personally, I am interested in anything related to the disciplines of Engineering and Science. I love pursuing side projects (like this site) in accordance with my academic goals. Personally, I place emphasis on the do-it-yourself spirit as well as the idea of continuous personal improvement. The posts and articles on this site are mainly a way for me to hold myself accountable to finish things in a timely and efficient manner. Hopefully, some of these won't be as dull and uninteresting as I fear them to be...
Current Projects
Probably what I'm doing instead of getting actual work done
3D Printing
Hardware
Computer Science
Physics
What's Happening in My Life
Random Stuff?
Contact Me
I'm usually pretty good at responding(maybe).
semi-decent
Watches
Amature watch repairs and watch enthusiast.
Right so I don't have a trust fund (Not saying theres anything wrong with having one, just that I don't) so i can't afford an Omega, Rolex, or any semi-decent automatic watch so I'm making my own - How hard can it be? I mean all the major brands out something like an ETA movement into their cases, slap their brand name on it, and up sell it for hundreds if not thousands of dollars (Btw an ETA 2824 clone is about $30). So time to slap one of those puppies in a case and see how well this turns out.
Date Started: December, 2018
Hardware
I build PC's? Hopefully this turns out to be something interesting...
I've been building PC's for quite a long time - actually since the sixth grade. Ever since building my first rig, I've been hooked. Here will be some of my projects with my setup and PC as well as some other engineering projects in general. Maybe time to try to build a better bomi arm then a scio god?
Coding
Website design??
Welp web design is a lot easier then I thought. Seriously, its literally copy and paste coding. Maybe I'm making it too simple and also I copied a lot of the HTML and CSS but oh well XD.
Physics
Hm let's see how well hard being a physics major can be...
Previous F=MA exam answers will be posted as soon as I can find where I stored them (which is hopefully soon).
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--- layout: blogpost title: Two Days in Atlanta, Capital of Georgia-USA comments: true date: 10 July 2018 pc: Huaiwei Mate SE ---
In this year’s summer vacation trip to India, I did not get an opportunity for a layover trip. To compensate for that, Pradip suggested me to spend a couple of days in Atlanta, on my way back to Ithaca from India. He was also going to join there, to get some well-deserved rest. He had been traveling a lot for the past few months for conferences and research. So, we had decided to keep walking to a minimum and explore a few places in Atlanta leisurely.
Both of us were too tired to put effort into planning our day. So, we asked Google! The topmost result under ‘things to do in Atlanta’ was Georgia Aquarium. Without second thoughts, we took an Uber from our Airbnb to the aquarium.
As it was a Saturday, the place was bursting at the seams with people.
We spent the next 5 hours exploring the seven galleries of this ‘World’s second largest’ aquarium (It was the largest till 2012). The galleries were named: Tropical Diver, Ocean Voyager, Cold Water Quest, River Scout, Dolphin Celebration, Pier 225 and Aquanaut Adventure. There were more than 700 species of fish and other sea creatures including whale sharks, sea lions, dolphins and stingrays.
The most interesting part was the Dolphin Celebration Show! I had been skeptical about Dolphin shows after watching the Jim Carrey starrer Ace Ventura – Pet Detective. But this 30 min show in Georgia Aquarium was so educative and entertaining, that we watched it twice in a row. The Dolphin instructors were very friendly and it seemed that the Dolphins were enjoying themselves as well.
There were also other interesting exhibits like the Californian Sea Lion Show, a huge viewing gallery and an underwater tunnel to watch Whale sharks, a dugout to see Penguins etc. The whole experience was well worth the ~$40 admission ticket. It is definitely the best place to spend the first day in Atlanta.
It was a very hot day! We decided to spend most of the day indoors to avoid the scorching sun. After a late breakfast, we began our sightseeing by visiting the Museum of Design. This small museum turned out to be a hidden gem! It had truly spectacular design exhibits on architecture, product design, interiors, fashion etc.
The most fun exhibit was the ‘Community Quilt Project’. This exhibit showcased drawings made by visitors about their hopes, fears, dreams or concerns. We also contributed a couple of sketches to it.
After 4 PM the sun was bearable enough to walk in the open areas. We decided to visit the Centennial Olympic Park. This huge public park was built as a part of the infrastructure for the 1996 Summer Olympics.
It offered amazing views of the Atlanta Skyline which included major Atlanta landmarks like the Georgia World Congress Center, Phillips Arena, the CNN tower, the Mercedes-Benz stadium and the SkyView Atlanta (Ferris Wheel).
The most entertaining feature of the park was the Fountain of Rings, where we watched a light-and-sound show. It was fun to watch the dancing jets of water synchronized with the music and lights. The fountain was surrounded by flags of the countries that had hosted the Summer Olympics before 1996.
In the evening, we walked in Piedmont Park. Midtown Atlanta’s skyline at the backdrop of Lake Clara was a breath-taking sight.
A group of street musicians was playing in the park, with a few enthusiastic bystanders dancing heartily to the upbeat tunes.
To end our day on a comic note, we decided to watch a stand-up comedy show at the Village Theatre. It was the first time I watched an improv show live. A group of five female artists took the audience of around 20 people on a laughter rollercoaster with their amazing sense of humor and presence of mind. Though we could not relate to many of their jokes about life in US’s high schools, it was an entertaining experience.
The next morning, I boarded a Greyhound bus to get back to Ithaca (24hrs bus ride!). After a three-week long vacation in India, this short Atlanta trip brought me back into the US state-of-mind and helped overcome the jetlag. Also, it added another state ‘Georgia’ to my list of visited states in the United States of America.


Oscar Broman
on 2012-07-24 22:15:08
@Brett Zamir: I'm not entirely sure whether that was rhetorical. Anyway, here you go:
function long2ip(ip) {
if (!isFinite(ip))
return false;
return [ip >>> 24, ip >>> 16 & 0xFF, ip >>> 8 & 0xFF, ip & 0xFF].join('.');
}
The boundary checking being done in the original function isn't what the PHP function does - it simply converts the input to a long. Therefore, negative values (which some systems dealing with IPs as signed integers will give you) will be treated correctly.
Where is this done in JS, one might ask? Bitwise operators in JS treat their operands as 32 bit integers, so the given number will essentially be implicitly casted to one.
Brett Zamir
on 2012-07-05 11:21:34
@Oscar Broman: Can you integrate at least as comprehensive argument checking as we have in our existing version, following PHP behavior without losing the performance benefits of your new version?
Oscar Broman
on 2011-11-15 10:56:04
Correction/improvement:
function long2ip(ip) {
return [ip >>> 24, ip >>> 16 & 0xFF, ip >>> 8 & 0xFF, ip & 0xFF].join('.');
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-09-04 19:00:26
@ John: That will happen if you try to move around IPs in long notation between systems anyway, cause the max integer size isn't fixed:
On 64 bits system ip2long ONLY RETURNS POSITIVE VALUES
so
<?php
echo ip2long('<IP_ADDRESS>');
?>
will output -926365496 on a 32 bits system and<PHONE_NUMBER> on a 64 bits system
So basically only use this in the confinement of 1 process, or use a methods to get consistent numbers like sprintf('%u') before transporting to database/client/whatever
John
on 2009-08-30 09:05:15
Cool idea. But this doesn't work. If you use ip2long in php, and get the result of that and pass it to this long2ip javascript function, what you get is NOT the original IP you started with. If you add (256^4)/2 to the long, you'll get the 2nd, 3rd and 4th sections correct but the first section of the IP will still be off.
long2ip/php accepts the signed int, but apparently the javascript version is looking for an unsigned int
Will
on 2008-04-24 08:38:57
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flash.media.SoundTransform
- type
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The SoundTransform class contains properties for volume and panning.
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vol
The volume, ranging from 0(silent) to 1(full volume).
panning
The left-to-right panning of the sound, ranging from -1 (full pan left) to 1(full pan right). A value of 0 represents no panning(center).


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We are using machine learning on an existing survey to predict your substance usage and mental illness. The calculation for the prediction is based on the information shown in the plots below which represent the outcome of 120,543 surveys.
Please note that the prediction models are based on a survey from the US. If you live in a different area, the demographics of your community may differ and may affect the prediction outcome. To help you identify the demographics of the survey model, the DATA page has a pie chart for each category that the prediction is based on so you can see the influence of the responses on the prediction outcome.
The grouped bar chart on the left shows that the amount of people that smoke is negligible. Only 0.07% smoked in the last 30 days and 50% has never smoked.
Another observation is that the younger the person, the less likely they ever smoked. The older the person, the more likely it is they smoked in the past.
Even though that is to be expected, it does show that 20% of the 18-year-old group have already smoked cigarettes.
The accuracy of the prediction of the survey on the next page for this category is 99%. This is likely due to the outcome being mostly 2 categories. In those categories the outcome per age group is pretty linear so an accurate prediction.
The 0 category represents people who have never had an alcoholic drink. This category ranges from 20 to 34% per age group.
The highest number of drinkers if from the 21-year-old group with the lowest from the 65+ group.
There is a definite trend on the 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 days. This could indicate that people couldn’t remember and chose an easy number.
Due to the low accuracy, I tried another predication model. Unfortunately, the outcome was the same. To change the accuracy the input (survey questions) needs to be amended or the possible outcomes need to be reduced.
This category is based on the standard K6 mental health assessment based on 6 questions with a total score from 6 to 30. The optional responses are: all of the time/ most of the time/ some of the time/ a little of the time/ none of the time. The questions relate to feelings in the last 30 days: nervous/ hopeless/ restless or fidgety/ so sad or depressed that nothing could cheer you up/ that everything was an effort/ worthless. The cut-off score is 18.
If you want to do the K6 or K10 test yourself, it is freely available HERE.
The accuracy of the prediction of the survey on the next page for this category is 90%. Similar to the smoking predication, there are only two optional outcomes with fairly linear training data. The difference between the accuracy between smoking and mental health is that for the smoking prediction, one of the categories contributes to 50% of the prediction. The mental health prediction category contributions are a lot lower.
The hallucinogens are a group of substances consisting of 10 types (LSD (Acid), PCP (Angel dust, Phencyclidine), Peyote, Mescaline, Psilocybin (mushrooms), MDMA (Ecstasy, Molly), Ketamine, Methyltryptamine (Foxy), Salvia Sivinorum, other).
The inhalants are also a group of substances consisting of 13 types ( Amyl nitrite (poppers, Rush), Correction Fluid or Degreaser, Gasoline or lighter fluid, glue or shoe polish or toluene, Anaesthetic (halothane, ether), paint solvents (lacquer thinner), lighter gasses (butane, propane), Nitrous oxide or Whippits, felt-tip pens or markers, spray paints, keyboard cleaner or air duster, Aerosol sprays, other).
Each substance has its own prediction model. The accuracy of the prediction of the survey on the next page for these categories’ ranges from 66 to 99%. The accuracy of pain reliever use is the lowest at 66% and the prediction of the likelihood of the use of heroin is 99%.


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Ok, once and for all, I'll try to clarify to meaning of the 'const' and 'static' keywords in C (it applies to Objective-C and C++ too).
I'm just tired of questions about this on StackOverflow.
Objective-C programmers usually don't think about C code while coding. I personally think this is a big mistake (it can sometimes apply to C++ programmers too).
Objective-C is just a layer over C. So in order to be a good Objective-C programmer, you HAVE to know at least a few things about the C language.
I don't know why C has such a bad reputation for Objective-C coders, especially on iOS. And it's very surprising to see the lack of knowledge of some Objective-C developers.
So once and for all:
If you want to code in Objective-C, learn at least the following C topics:
Those are the (very) basics.
Objective-C is a very nice object-oriented language, with amazing runtime capabilities. That's true.
But it doesn't mean you can bypass completely the C language.
A lot of time, you'll save a lot of processor time and memory, just by knowing a few things about the C language, rather than relying on the apparent simplicity of the Objective-C language.
But that's a different story. Now back on our keywords...
First of all, the const
keyword.
Ok, it means 'constant'... So:
const int x = 42;
declares a constant integer variable. It means its value can't be modified. Its value is initially assigned to 42.
If you try to change its value later, the compiler will issue a warning, or an error, depending on your compiler settings.
So the following statement is invalid:
const int x = 42; x = 43;
That's pretty easy to understand.
The problem comes with pointers.
Let's take a look at the following code:
char * str = "hello, world";
It declares a char
pointer. Ok… But then what about this:
char * const str = "hello, world";
or
const char * str = "hello, world";
Now read carefully.
The first one declares a constant pointer to a char.
It means the the characters of the string can be modified, but not the pointer value.
So the variable str
cannot be assigned to another pointer.
For instance, this is invalid:
char * hello = "hello, universe"; char * const str = "hello, world"; str = hello;
as your a modifying the pointer value (not the string value).
This is valid:
char * const str = strdup( "hello, world" ); str[ 0 ] = 'a';
The str
variable will then contain aello, world
. Remember: the pointer can't be modified, the value that is pointed can be.
It's the exact opposite with the following notation:
const char * str = "hello, world";
Here, you can assign the pointer to another variable, but you can't change the value.
The const
keyword is contextual, in a way, when using pointers. It can apply to the pointer itself, or to the value pointed.
So, in order to resume:
const int * x;
A modifiable pointer to a constant integer.
int * const x;
A constant pointer to an modifiable integer.
const int * const x;
A constant pointer to a constant integer.
The static keyword can have two meanings.
First of all, it can be declared inside a function.
Let's take a look at this example:
#include <stdio.h> void foo( void ); void bar( void ); void foo( void ) { int x = 0; printf( "X - foo: %i\n", x ); x++; } void bar( void ) { static int x = 0; printf( "X - bar: %i\n", x ); x++; } int main( void ) { foo(); foo(); foo(); bar(); bar(); bar(); return 0; }
The output will be:
X - foo: 0 X - foo: 0 X - foo: 0 X - bar: 0 X - bar: 1 X - bar: 2
Because a simple local variable, as in the foo
function, only exists when the function is called. It's destroyed (to be simple) when the function exits.
So for the foo
function, the variable is created each time the function is called, with a value of 0
. The value is printed, then incremented.
The function then exit, and the variable is destroyed.
But in the bar
function, the variable is declared as static. It means the value will persist across function calls.
It's initialized the first time the function is called, but only at that time. Once it has been initialized, it just exist, so its value will be taken for the next function calls.
Now the static
keyword as a completely different meaning when used in a variable declared outside of a function (in the global scope).
It means that the variable will be «file scoped». In other words, the variable, which is global, will be accessible only from the scope of the file which declared it. It won't be accessible from other files.
It's just a way to create global private variable.
For instance, imagine a file called foo.c
:
int x = 42; static int y = 42;
From a bar.c
file, you'll be able to access the x
symbol, if both files are linked together. But you won't be able to access the y
symbol, as it's decaled as static
.
It means that the symbol for the y
variable won't be exported by the linker, when the symbol for the x
variable will be.
In other words, you'll be able to access the y
global variable only from function declared in the foo.c
file. The x
variable will be also accessible from other files.
Of course, the static
keyword can be combined with const
.
For instance:
static const int * const y;
A constant pointer to a constant integer, that will be accessible only from the file which declared it.


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Type of monomial in polynomial
The shell arguments which can be defined in the console.
An abstract value for all values of variable at every program location.
Type of scaled monomial in polynomial
Finite type for giving a helper a type.
Status of an object.
Always smaller or equal to a scaling factor multiplied with the sum of all prevariables and a constant.
The different comparators.
Type of its elements.
Type of elements.
Type of elements
Type of map.
An ID is a unique identifier for the elements of an arbitrary set (of variables).
Type of an object.
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Documentation for classes includes syntax, usage information, and code samples for methods, properties, and event handlers and listeners for those APIs that belong to a specific class in ActionScript. The classes are listed alphabetically. If you are not sure to which class a certain method or property belongs, you can look it up in the Index.
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| Instant
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| InstantTest
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| Interval
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| MainPreloader
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| Timekeeper
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| TimekeeperEvent
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component
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ForgetPasswordComponent
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0 %
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src/app/auth/components/login/login.component.ts
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component
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LoginComponent
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0 %
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component
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SignUpComponent
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0 %
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src/app/auth/components/update-password/update-password.component.ts
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component
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UpdatePasswordComponent
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0 %
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src/app/auth/effects/auth.effects.ts
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injectable
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AuthenticationEffects
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0 %
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src/app/auth/reducers/auth.reducer.ts
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function
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reducer
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0 %
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src/app/auth/reducers/auth.reducer.ts
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initialState
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AuthState
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src/app/auth/reducers/auth.state.ts
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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getAuthState
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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fetchAuthStatus
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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fetchCurrentUser
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0 %
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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fetchRatingCategories
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0 %
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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getAuthStatus
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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getCurrentUser
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src/app/auth/reducers/selectors.ts
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getRatingCategories
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src/app/checkout/actions/checkout.actions.ts
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class
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CheckoutActions
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/address/add-address/add-address.component.ts
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component
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AddAddressComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/address/address.component.ts
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component
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AddressComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/address/delivery-address/delivery-address.component.ts
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component
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DeliveryAddressComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/address/delivery-options/delivery-options.component.ts
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component
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DeliveryOptionsComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/address/services/address.service.ts
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injectable
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/cart/cart.component.ts
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component
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CartComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/cart/components/empty-cart/empty-cart.component.ts
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component
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component
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src/app/checkout/cart/components/order-total-summary/order-total-summary.component.ts
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component
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OrderTotalSummaryComponent
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src/app/checkout/checkout.routes.ts
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routes
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/effects/checkout.effects.ts
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injectable
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CheckoutEffects
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/order-failed/order-failed.component.ts
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component
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/order-success/order-success.component.ts
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component
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OrderSuccessComponent
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0 %
(0/9)
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src/app/checkout/payment/payment-modes-list/cash-on-delivery/cash-on-delivery.component.ts
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component
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CashOnDeliveryComponent
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0 %
(0/14)
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src/app/checkout/payment/payment-modes-list/hosted-payment/hosted-payment.component.ts
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component
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HostedPaymentComponent
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0 %
(0/12)
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src/app/checkout/payment/payment-modes-list/payment-modes-list.component.ts
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component
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PaymentModesListComponent
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0 %
(0/17)
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src/app/checkout/payment/payment.component.ts
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component
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PaymentComponent
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/payment/services/payment.service.ts
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injectable
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PaymentService
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0 %
(0/8)
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src/app/checkout/reducers/checkout.reducer.ts
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function
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reducer
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src/app/checkout/reducers/checkout.reducer.ts
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initialState
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/checkout.state.ts
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CheckoutState
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/checkout.state.ts
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variable
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CheckoutStateRecord
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchAdjustmentTotal
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchBillAddress
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchIsPaymentAdded
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchItemTotal
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchLineItems
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchOrderId
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchOrderNumber
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchOrderState
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchPaymentEntities
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchPayments
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchShipAddress
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchShipTotal
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchTotalCartItems
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0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchTotalCartValue
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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getCheckoutState
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getAdjustmentTotal
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getBillAddress
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getIsPaymentAdded
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getItemTotal
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getLineItems
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getOrderId
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getOrderNumber
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getOrderState
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getPaymentEntities
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getPayments
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getShipAddress
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getShipTotal
|
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getTotalCartItems
|
0 %
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src/app/checkout/reducers/selectors.ts
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getTotalCartValue
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0 %
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src/app/core/guards/auth.guard.ts
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CanActivateViaAuthGuard
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/address.ts
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class
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Address
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0 %
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Brand
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Country
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0 %
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Image
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/jsonapi.ts
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CJsonApi
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0 %
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LineItem
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/option_type.ts
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OptionType
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0 %
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OptionValue
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/order.ts
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class
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LightOrder
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/order.ts
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Order
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0 %
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src/app/core/models/payment.ts
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class
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Payment
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src/app/core/models/payment_mode.ts
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PaymentMode
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Price
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src/app/core/models/product.ts
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Product
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0 %
(0/26)
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src/app/core/models/product_property.ts
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ProductProperty
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0 %
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RatingCategory
|
0 %
(0/4)
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src/app/core/models/rating_option.ts
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class
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|
0 %
(0/5)
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src/app/core/models/rating_option_vote.ts
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class
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RatingOptionVote
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(0/3)
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src/app/core/models/rating_summary.ts
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ReviewList
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src/app/core/models/state.ts
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CState
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src/app/core/models/taxon.ts
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class
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Taxon
|
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Taxonomy
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src/app/core/models/user.ts
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class
|
User
|
0 %
(0/6)
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src/app/core/models/variant.ts
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class
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Variant
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0 %
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src/app/core/pipes/humanize.pipe.ts
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pipe
|
HumanizePipe
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0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/core/pipes/reverse.pipe.ts
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pipe
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ReversePipe
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0 %
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src/app/core/services/auth.service.ts
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injectable
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AuthService
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7 %
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src/app/core/services/checkout.service.ts
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injectable
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CheckoutService
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5 %
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src/app/core/services/json-api-parser.service.ts
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injectable
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JsonApiParserService
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0 %
(0/4)
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src/app/core/services/product.service.ts
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injectable
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ProductService
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4 %
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src/app/core/services/transfer-state.service.ts
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injectable
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TransferStateService
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50 %
(2/4)
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src/app/core/services/transfer-state.service.ts
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variable
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transferStateCache
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100 %
(1/1)
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src/app/core/services/variant-parser.service.ts
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injectable
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VariantParserService
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44 %
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src/app/core/services/variant-parser.service.ts
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interface
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OptionTypesHash
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100 %
(1/1)
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src/app/core/services/variant-retriver.service.ts
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injectable
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VariantRetriverService
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36 %
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src/app/home/breadcrumb/components/breadcrumb/breadcrumb.component.ts
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component
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BreadcrumbComponent
|
0 %
(0/5)
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src/app/home/category-page/category-page.component.ts
|
component
|
CategoryPageComponent
|
0 %
(0/10)
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src/app/home/content/content-header/content-header.component.ts
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component
|
ContentHeaderComponent
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0 %
(0/25)
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src/app/home/content/content.ts
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component
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ContentComponent
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0 %
(0/4)
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src/app/home/content/customize/customize.component.ts
|
component
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CustomizeComponent
|
0 %
(0/3)
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src/app/home/content/filter-summary/filter-summary.component.ts
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component
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FilterSummaryComponent
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0 %
(0/5)
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src/app/home/content/product-list/product-filter.pipe.ts
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injectable
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FilterPipe
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33 %
(1/3)
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src/app/home/content/product-list/product-filter.pipe.ts
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injectable
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FilterPipe
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33 %
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src/app/home/content/product-list/product-list-item/product-list-item.component.ts
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component
|
ProductListItemComponent
|
0 %
(0/8)
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src/app/home/content/product-list/product-list.component.ts
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component
|
ProductListComponent
|
0 %
(0/13)
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src/app/home/filter-mobile-menu/filter-mobile-menu.component.ts
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component
|
FilterMobileMenuComponent
|
0 %
(0/27)
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src/app/home/home.component.ts
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component
|
HomeComponent
|
0 %
(0/27)
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src/app/home/home.routes.ts
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variable
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0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/index.ts
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HomeState
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0 %
(0/2)
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src/app/home/reducers/index.ts
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State
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0 %
(0/2)
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src/app/home/reducers/index.ts
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reducers
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src/app/home/reducers/search.actions.ts
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SearchActions
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0 %
(0/28)
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src/app/home/reducers/search.reducers.ts
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function
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reducer
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0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/search.reducers.ts
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variable
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initialState
|
0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/home/reducers/search.reducers.ts
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variable
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isUpdated
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0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/search.reducers.ts
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updatedCategory
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src/app/home/reducers/search.state.ts
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interface
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SearchState
|
0 %
(0/10)
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src/app/home/reducers/search.state.ts
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variable
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SearchStateRecord
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0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchCategeoryLevel
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchChildTaxons
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchPaginationData
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchProductsByKeyword
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchSearchFliterKeyword
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchSearchFliterStatus
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchSelectedFilters
|
0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchSelectedTaxonIds
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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function
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fetchTaxonomiByName
|
0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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categeoryLevel
|
0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getChildTaxons
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getFilters
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getHomeState
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getPaginationData
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getProductsByKeyword
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getSearchState
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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getSelectedTaxonIds
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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searchFilterStatus
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
|
searchKeyword
|
0 %
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src/app/home/reducers/selectors.ts
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variable
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taxonomiByName
|
0 %
(0/1)
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src/app/home/sidebar/brand-filter/brand-filter.component.ts
|
component
|
BrandFilterComponent
|
0 %
(0/5)
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src/app/home/sidebar/categories/categories.component.ts
|
component
|
CategoriesComponent
|
0 %
(0/15)
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src/app/interfaces.ts
|
interface
|
AppState
|
0 %
(0/5)
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src/app/landing/components/about-us/about-us.component.ts
|
component
|
AboutUsComponent
|
0 %
(0/3)
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src/app/landing/components/brands-page/brands-page.component.ts
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component
|
BrandsPageComponent
|
0 %
(0/4)
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src/app/landing/components/faq-page/faq-page.component.ts
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component
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FaqPageComponent
|
0 %
(0/3)
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src/app/landing/components/lp-banner/lp-banner.component.ts
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component
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LpBannerComponent
|
0 %
(0/7)
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src/app/landing/components/lp-brands/lp-brands.component.ts
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component
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LpBrandsComponent
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0 %
(0/7)
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src/app/landing/components/lp-product-list/lp-product-list.component.ts
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component
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LpProductListComponent
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Stuart Robertson followed the 16-year-olds through Glasgow Green at the music festival and photographed them.
by Connor GordonA weirdo who pestered three teenagers at the TRNSMT music festival and pretended to be an undercover police officer has been fined £750.
Stuart Robertson also pictured the 16-year-olds with his phone and followed them through Glasgow Green in July this year.
A hearing was told that Robertson was clutching a "hot dog" in his other hand at the time.
The 40-year-old pleaded guilty last month at Glasgow Sheriff Court to impersonating a police officer.
The court heard Robertson was drunk when he approached the trio at 11pm.
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Robertson was arrested by officers and replied “I didn’t do anything” when charged.
Lawyer, Nicky Matteo, said: “This a very bizarre situation, he was drunk that day and this was immature.
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Robertson, from Airdrie, was ordered to pay £750 compensation to the teenagers by Sheriff Paul Brown.
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Rock, Paper, Scissors
The Javascript course on CodeAcademy helps you build a very simple rock, paper or scissors game. It then invites you to go further on your own so I decided to look for ways to execute it in my browser and make it a bit prettier (still working on that part though).
Make your choice and click the "Play!" button.
Mini Quiz
I need to quiz myself sometimes to remember some simple things so I thought it would be a good idea to do it as one of my small projects.
Pick the answers or answers you think are right and clock the "Validate" button to check them.
The Ivory Dungeon
The Ivory Dungeon is an idea I had after creating a small command line Dragon Slayer for the CodeAcademy course.
Welcome to the Ivory Dungeon.
 There are 5 levels in this dungeon


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RpcPermissionGroup(vararg value: String)
Annotation which can be used on RPCOps interface to group certain methods for the purposes of granting permissions to all of them. Please see usages of this interface for more details.
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{% include 'head.html' %}
{% set active_page = "results" %} {% include 'navbar.html' %}Thursday, September 26, 2013
The predicted results of this simple linear regression model by Day of Epoch, Hour of Day and Day of the Week does pretty well. The predictions for May 1 through May 15, 2012 clearly follow the same diurnal and weekly patterns seen in the original data set: plenty of late Saturday nights rolling over to Sunday mornings, higher demand on weekends and little to no activity in the middle of the night. Keep in mind this data is in UTC so there is a little shift in the actual local time - those 6am UTC hits are actually more like 3am EDT. The overall character, trends and patterns are similar to the training data.
This table shows the number of expected mobile app hits (a proxy for demand) in the UTC time. This same data is available via the DemandPredictionMay2012.csv file included in the //static/data/ folder of this project.
Further analysis and error estimation should performed to see how well the model has matched the actual demand. Due to the small sample size and modelling method chosen I did not reserve and independant test set to validate the model.
The model could certainly benefit from a more significant number of samples over a longer duration (a full year) and the incorporation of additional ancillary data about the region such as:
The overall robustness and accuracy of demand prediction could be enhanced further by employing more sophisticated statistical models that can utilize continuous and categorical data such as Classification And Regression Tree (CART) Analysis or leverage a continuous update of information on a daily or hourly basis with a Bayesian approach like a Hidden Markov Model (HMM). This software is written in a modular fashion so the modelling method could be swapped out and upgraded at anytime while retaining the funtionality of the API.


Watch Machine Head Unleash Hell In A Tiny London Dive Bar
Machine Head revisit Burn My Eyes and more inside The K! Pit, in association with Rizla
This week we welcome the legendary Machine Head into The K! Pit, in association with Rizla. A mainstay of heavy music for over a quarter-century, Robb Flynn and co. crammed into our favourite London dive bar for a one-off set that just didn’t want to end. They were scheduled to play for 30 minutes, but ended up performing for over an hour!
You can watch the chaos unfold in the video below. Opening on a Burn My Eyes era celebration, it turns into the ultimate heavy metal jam session as Machine Head bust out covers by Black Sabbath, Sepultura, White Zombie and more.
And because this is The K! Pit, in association with Rizla, the energy never drops below dangerous levels. Crowdsurfers are hurled through the air constantly while the frenzied mosh down front refuses to relent. This is Machine Head’s smallest UK show in years and nobody wants to waste a second by standing still.
 Pit streams? Be sure to follow Kerrang! on our Facebook.
If you’ve missed out on any of our previous K! Pits, you can watch them at the links below:
- Watch Mastodon in The K! Pit
- Watch Venom Prison in The K! Pit
- Watch Parkway Drive in The K! Pit
- Watch Conjurer in The K! Pit
- Watch While She Sleeps in The K! Pit


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State Transition Diagram Generator
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Class materials
- Session 1: Intro to HTML and CSS
- Session 2: Divs, The Box Model, Floats, Positioning
- Sites instructed in class: Day 1 & Day 2
This is the basic HTML skeleton that makes up a website!
The most common HTML elements include paragraphs, lists, links, images and the other selectors below.
These are a couple different types of CSS properties and how you can target HTML elements with ids and classes.
If you want to connect your CSS file to your HTML file, make sure this is placed within the head tags in your HTML file. You may have to change the path (src='style.css') to reflect where your CSS file is located.


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