MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_OPEN_EARLIER_COMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT, MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_OPEN_EARLIER_INCOMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT, MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_OPEN_EARLIER_COMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT, MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_OPEN_EARLIER_INCOMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT
One difficulty in upgrading software is that an obsolete program may have created many documents. If the new version can't read those documents, people who used the old version will be inconvenienced; however, if the new versions always use the same document formats as the old versions, options for improvement will be limited. Above all, if document formats change, the new version should detect this gracefully, without crashing or damaging the old file.
The header for a GEOS Virtual Memory file contains two words for protocol numbers. The document control objects use the protocol numbers to insure that a document is compatible with the version of the application which is opening it. There are two parts to the protocol number: the major protocol number, and the minor protocol number. (If a document has a major protocol number of 3 and a minor number of 11, it is referred to has having protocol 3.11.) By convention, versions of an application with entirely compatible document formats will have the same major protocol number; if a new version of an application cannot read older documents without converting them in some way, it will have a higher major protocol number, and the minor number will be reset to zero.
When the GenDocumentGroup object opens a file, it checks the major and minor protocol numbers. It will then take appropriate action:
MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_UPDATE_EARLIER_INCOMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT
(and a corresponding
MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_...
). If neither message is handled, or if a handler returns an error, the document control will display an alert box and will close the file and delete the document object.
MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_UPDATE_EARLIER_COMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT
(and a corresponding
MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_...
). After this, it will proceed normally, whether the messages were handled or not (since the document is presumed to be compatible). If a handler returns an error, it will close the file and free the document object.
Note that the document control will not change the file under any of these circumstances. In particular, if it opens an earlier document, it will not change the document's protocol number. If the application wishes to do this, it should do it explicitly (generally in the handlers for the "
UPDATE_..._DOCUMENT
" messages). The protocol numbers are among a file's extended attributes. For information about changing extended attributes, see the File System chapter.
Boolean MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_UPDATE_EARLIER_COMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT( word * error, /* Return error code from FileError */ optr document, /* pointer to document object */ FileHandle file); /* handle of file opened */
The GenDocumentGroup object sends this message to its output when the user tries to open a document with the same major protocol number as the document control and a lower minor protocol number. Applications will commonly respond to this message by changing the document's protocol number to bring it up-to-date. If the application can't use the document, it should return
true
and set
*error
. (File access error codes are members of the
FileError
enumerated type, defined in
file.h
.) With an error, the document control will close the document unchanged. If the application successfully updates the document, it should return zero and set
*error
to zero.
Source: The GenDocumentGroup object.
Destination: Output of GenDocumentGroup (usually the Process object)
Parameters: error A pointer to a word in which an error should be returned.
Return: true if error occurs.
FileError
code (or zero if there is no error).Interception: You must write a handler for this message in whatever class will be receiving it (usually the process class).
Boolean MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_UPDATE_EARLIER_COMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT( word * error); /* Return error code from FileError type */
The document object sends this message when the user tries to open a document with the same major protocol number as the document control and a lower minor protocol number. Applications will commonly respond to this message by changing the document's protocol number to bring it up-to-date. If the application can't use the document, it should return
true
and put an error code in
*error
. (File access error codes are members of the
FileError
enumerated type, defined in
file.h
.) With an error, the document control will close the document unchanged. If the application successfully updates the document, it should return zero and set
*error
to zero.
Source: A GenDocument object.
Destination: The document object sends this message to itself.
Parameters: error A pointer to a word in which an error should be returned.
Return: true if error occurs.
FileError
code (or zero if there is no error).Boolean MSG_META_DOC_OUTPUT_UPDATE_EARLIER_INCOMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT( /* Return true if error */ word *error, /* Return error code from FileError enum. type */ optr document, /* pointer to document object */ FileHandle file); /* handle of file opened */
The GenDocumentGroup object sends this message to its output when the user tries to open a document with a lower major protocol number than the document control. Applications respond to the message by making any changes to the document necessary to make it compatible with the application. The application should also change the document's protocol numbers. If the application can't use the document, it should return
true
and put an error code in
*error
. (File access error codes are members of the
FileError
enumerated type, defined in
file.h
.) With an error, the document control will close the document unchanged. If the application successfully updates the document, it should return zero and set
*error
to zero.
Source: The GenDocumentGroup object.
Destination: Output of GenDocumentGroup (usually the Process object).
Parameters: error A pointer to a word in which an error should be returned.
Return: true if error occurs.
FileError
code (or zero if there is no error).Interception: You must write a handler for this message in whatever class will be receiving it (usually the process class)
Boolean MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_UPDATE_EARLIER_INCOMPATIBLE_DOCUMENT( word * error); /* Return error code from FileError type */
The document object sends this message when the user tries to open a document with a lower major protocol number than the document control. Applications respond to this message by making any changes to the document necessary to make it compatible with the application. The application should also change the document's protocol numbers. If the application can't use the document, it should return
true
and put an error code in
*error
. (File access error codes are members of the
FileError
enumerated type, defined in
file.h
.) With an error, the document control will close the document unchanged. If the application successfully updates the document, it should return zero and set
*error
to zero.
Source: A GenDocument object.
Destination: The document object sends this message to itself.
Parameters: error A pointer to a word in which an error should be returned.
Return: true if error occurs.
FileError
code (or zero if there is no error).


This process writes output for several points along a line to a file Internally it holds an object of type "MultiplePointsOutputProcess" Usage:
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This process writes output for several points along a line to a file Internally it holds an object of type "MultiplePointsOutputProcess" Usage:
Convenience process wrapping PointSetOutputProcess with points along a line.
- specifying start and end point defining the line
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Namespace Global
Classes
AbstractBattle
Base class for combat related functionality. Enemies and towers should implement this class. This class works closely with the Detection component.
AIBerzerker
Implementation for the berzerker's AI.
AIController
AIController class to control AI movement. TODO: Deprecate this class?
AIRunner
Implementation for the runner's AI.
Damageable
Component that implements health.
Detection
Component to detect enemies using Physics.OverlapSphere
DialogButton
DialogSystem
Handles the apprearance and disappearance of the associated dialog box.
EventRegistry
A class to orchestrate all events
FaceCamera
Component to make the game object always face the camera. Used for UI elements.
FramerateMonitor
Represents a behavior that monitors the application for framerate issues and automatically submits a user report.
GameState
Data class for game state variables.
GenericMap<TKey>
A wrapper around dictionary to support generic values.
HealthBarUI
Implements the HealthBar UI element.
InputSystem
Manager class for handling mouse input.
LoadingScene
Handles loading scene behavior.
MainMenu
Handles Main Menu behavior
MineTowerBattle
BattleComponent for the Mine Tower.
PauseMenu
Handles Pause Menu behavior.
RangedTowerBattle
BattleComponent for Ranged Towers.
SerializableDictionary
SerializableDictionary.Storage<T>
SerializableDictionary<TKey, TValue>
SerializableDictionary<TKey, TValue, TValueStorage>
SerializableDictionaryBase<TKey, TValue, TValueStorage>
SerializableDictionaryPropertyDrawer
SerializableDictionaryStoragePropertyDrawer
Spawner
Enemy spawner. Implementation of the wave system.
TDEvent
An event that takes callbacks with no parameters
TDEvent<TParam>
An event that takes callbacks with one parameter
TDEvent<TParam1, TParam2>
An event that takes callbacks with two parameters
TDEvent<TParam1, TParam2, TParam3>
An event that takes callbacks with three parameters
TestCallback
A class to test the event system.false Place callbacks here.
TestEventCall
A class to test the event system. Fire events here.
TowerMenuUISystem
Brings up the tower menu when a tower is selected.
TowerPlacementSystem
System to place towers. Sets up the TowerPlacer.
TowerPlacer
Implements the tower placement location selector.
TowerType
A component that can be attached to buttons to check what tower they are associated with in a safe way with an enum
TowerTypeBoolDictionary
TowerTypeBoolDictionaryPropertyDrawer
UIManager
Manager class that holds references to all UI layers and handles the UI stack.
UpgradeMenuUISystem
Manager class for tower upgrades. Handles UI and tower object instantiation/deletion.
UpgradeTree
This component stores information about possible upgrades in the upgrade tree.
UserReportingConfigureOnly
Represents a behavior that configures user reporting, but does not provide any additional functionality.
UserReportingMonitor
Represents a behavior that monitors the application for issues and automatically submits a user report.
UserReportingScript
Represents a behavior for working with the user reporting client.
UserReportingXRExtensions
Represents a behavior that collects XR information for user reports.
WalletUISystem
Controls the wallet UI on screen.
WaveTimerUI
Controls the wave timer on screen.
Structs
DialogConfig
Configuration settings for a dialog.
Interfaces
IUISystem
Exposes basic UI functionality. All MenuUISystems should implement this interface.
Enums
ETowerType
Enum for tower types. This is important to refer to towers in a safe way.
UserReportingPlatformType
UserReportingState
Represents a user reporting state.


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sweetSocial Module
Aims
Our aim here at twenty minute modules is to get you up and running with this module within twenty minutes.
This module and the documentation have been designed with ease of integration in mind.
If you read this documentation carefully, have the pre-requisites in place, and examine the example code, you should be tweeting or facebooking (is that a valid phrase?) within twenty minutes...
Lets get started...
Prerequisites
- A Twitter account setup on the iOS simulator (if you want to use the twitter functionality)
- A facebook account setup on the iOS simulator (if you want to use the facebook functionality)
- Titanium installed with at least version 2.0 of the SDK
Description
This module allows you to integrate with twitter and facebook natively. No user login popups or user interaction. Just a native popup to ask the users form permission as any other native app would present. It allows you the app designer to control what is sent. We include a tweetsheet and facebook sheet in keeping with other offerings on the Appcelerator marketplace but we doubt you will use them.
Getting Started
View the Using Titanium Modules document for instructions on getting started with using this module in your application.
Most of the twitter parameters come directly from the twitter API. Look at the Twitter API for more information.
Accessing the tmm.tweet Module
To access this module from JavaScript, you would code the following:
var sc = require('tmm.tweet');
Sample Call
var sc = require('tmm.tweet');
sc.facebookPost({appIdKey: "125727654245731",
visibility: "friends", // by default posts are visible to just you, other valid values are friends and everyone
text: "a facebook update without a picture",
image: "",
success: function(e) {alert(JSON.stringify(e));},
error: function(e) {alert(JSON.stringify(e));}
});
});
Functions
Accounts
getAccount
Users can store multiple twitter accoutns on the device. This module allows the user to select the twitter account they wish to use. If the user has a single account on the device it is returned immediately from the function. If there is more than one then a popup is presented allowing them to select the account to use. This is then returned
Arguments
- success [string] The code to be executed when the account selection is completed. The selectedAccount property will contain the selected twitter account
- noAccount [string] The code to be executed if there are no twitter accounts on the device.
- vw [Ti.View] The view the popup selection box is displayed on.
Usage
getAccount({
success: function(e){ Ti.API.info('Account Selected = '+e.selectedAccount);},
vw: view
});
getAccountsDict
Returns an array of all twitter accounts registered on the device. For those times when you dont want to use the popup that cmoes with getAccount.
Arguments
- success: [string] The code to be executed when the list of twitter accounts has been retrieved. The twitter acounts are passed as a parameter to this callback.
Usage
getAccountsDict({
accounts: function(obj) { var accounts=obj.accounts;
for (var i=0; i<accounts.length; i++) {
Ti.API.info(i+accounts[i]);
}
}
});
Tweeting
tweet
Sends a tweet. You can send a tweet alone or alos add an array of urls, or attach a picture to the tweet.
Arguments
- message: [string] The tweet text
- account: [string] The account to send the tweet from. If no account specified and there are multiple account on the phone the module will prompt the user for a account. If there is a single account it will automatically be selected. This means that you do not have to call getAccount before sending a tweet.
- urls: [array of sting] A list of urls to attach to the tweet. Multiple urls can be attached.
- image: [array of blob] An image to attach to the tweet. Although this is an array, only the first image will be used. In a future version we may allow multiple images.
- success: [string] The code to be executed when the tweet is sent
- cancel: [string] The code to execute when the user cancels the account selection dialog
- error: [string] The code to execute if the tweet fails to send
- noAccount [string] The code to be executed if there are no twitter accounts on the device.
- vw: [TiView] The view to display the account selection dialog if the account is not specified
Usage
tweet({
message: "the text to tweet",
account: "@account_name", /* the Twitter account to send the tweet from, can be left blank */
urls: ['url'],
image: [TiBlob], /* a Ti.blob image to attach to the tweet, optional */
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
cancel: function(obj) { alert('User has cancelled tweet'); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
noAccount: function(obj) { alert('User has no twitter accounts on the device'); },
vw: view /* the current view being shown. Used to show the twitter account selection dialog */
});
tweetWithSheet
Sends a tweet using the native tweet creation popup.
Arguments
- animate: [string] "yes" or "no". Should the tweet popup be animated as it is shown?
- success: [string] The code to be executed when the tweet is sent
- cancel: [string] The code to execute when the user cancels the account selection dialog
Usage
tweetWithSheet({
animate: "yes",
success: function() { alert('Tweet successfully sent'); },
cancel: function() { alert('User has cancelled tweet'); }
});
retweets
Returns up to 100 of the first retweets of a given tweet.
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- id: [string] The tweet identifier. A long number that uniquely identifies a tweet
- count: [string] The number of retweets to fetch
- trim_user: [string] When set to either true, t or 1, each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
retweets({
accountName: "@account_name",
id: "tweet id",
count: "10",
trim_user: "false",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
retweet
Retweets a tweet.
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- id: [string] The tweet identifier. A long number that uniquely identifies a tweet
- trim_user: [string] When set to either true, t or 1, each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
retweet({
accountName: "@account_name,
id: "tweet id",
trim_user: "true",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
destroy
Destroys the Tweet specified by the required ID parameter. The authenticating user must be the author of the Tweet. Returns the destroyed status if successful.
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- id: [string] The tweet identifier. A long number that uniquely identifies a tweet
- trim_user: [string] When set to either true, t or 1, each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
destroy({
accountName: "@account_name",
id: "the unique identifier of the tweet (a long number)",
trim_user: "false",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
Timelines
homeTimeLine
Returns a collection of the most recent Tweets and retweets posted by the authenticating user and the users they follow.
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- count: [string] Specifies the number of tweets to try and retrieve
- since_id: [string] Returns results with an ID greater than (that is, more recent than) the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- max_id: [string] Returns results with an ID less than (that is, older than) or equal to the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- trim_user: [string] When set to either "true" each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- exclude_replies: [string] "true" or "false" Prevent replies from appearing in the returned timeline?
- contributor_details: [string] "true" or "false". Include the screen_name of the contributor? By default only the user_id of the contributor is included
- include_entities: [string] "true" or "false". The entities node will not be included when set to false. This cuts down the size of the object returned
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
homeTimeline({
accountName: "@account_name",
count: "10",
since_id: "0",
max_id: "0",
trim_user: "false",
exclude_replies: "false",
contributor_details: "false",
include_entities: "false",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
userTimeline
Returns a collection of the most recent Tweets posted by the user indicated by the screen_name or user_id
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- user_id: [string] (optional) The ID of the user for whom to return results for
- screen_name:[string] (optional) The screen name of the user for whom to return results for.
- count: [string] Specifies the number of tweets to try and retrieve
- since_id: [string] Returns results with an ID greater than (that is, more recent than) the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- max_id: [string] Returns results with an ID less than (that is, older than) or equal to the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- trim_user: [string] When set to either "true" each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- exclude_replies: [string] "true" or "false" Prevent replies from appearing in the returned timeline?
- contributor_details: [string] "true" or "false". Include the screen_name of the contributor? By default only the user_id of the contributor is included
- include_rts: [string] "true" or "false". When set to false, the timeline will strip any native retweets
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
userTimeline({
accountName: "@account_name",
user_id: "the unique user identifier",
screen_name: "",
count: "10",
since_id: "0",
max_id: "0",
trim_user: "false",
exclude_replies: "false",
contributor_details: "false",
include_rts: "false",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
mentionsTimeline
Returns the most recent mentions (tweets containing a users's @screen_name) for the authenticating user.
Arguments
- accountName:[string] The twitter account name
- count: [string] Specifies the number of tweets to try and retrieve
- since_id: [string] Returns results with an ID greater than (that is, more recent than) the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- max_id: [string] Returns results with an ID less than (that is, older than) or equal to the specified ID. A value of 0 will get all
- trim_user: [string] When set to either "true" each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical ID. Setting this to false makes the returned object larger, so only do it if you need the extra information.
- contributor_details: [string] "true" or "false". Include the screen_name of the contributor? By default only the user_id of the contributor is included
- include_entities: [string] "true" or "false". The entities node will not be included when set to false. This cuts down the size of the object returned
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
mentionsTimeline({
accountName: "@account_name",
count: "10",
since_id: "0",
max_id: "0",
trim_user: "false",
contributor_details: "false",
include_entities: "false",
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
Facebook
facebookWithSheet
iOS built-in view method
Arguments
- animate: [string] "yes" or "no". Should the facebook popup be animated as it is shown?
- text: [string] The comment text
- image: [array of TiBlob] The image to add to the post. Single images only in this release
- success: [string] The code to be executed when successful
- cancel: [string] The code to execute when the user cancels the facebook sheet without sending
Usage
facebookWithSheet({
animate: "yes/no",
text: "text here",
image: [TiBlob],
success: function() {alert('success');},
cancel: function() {alert('cancelled');}
});
facebookPost
post to facebook programmatically
Arguments
- appIdKey: [string] Your facebook app id. You must have a Native iOS facebook app to post. See facebook developer pages
- visibility: [string] Who should see the post? Valid values are:
everyone Everyone can see the post
friends Only the user friends
me The default, only the user can see the update
- text: [string] The comment text
- image: [array of TiBlob] The image to add to the post. Single images only in this release
- success: [string] The code to be executed when the tweet is sent
- error: [string] The code to execute if the request fails
Usage
facebookPost({
appIdKey: "appId",
visibility: "",
text: "text here",
image: [TiBlob],
success: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); },
error: function(obj) { Ti.API.info('Status Code = '+obj.result); }
});
Author
Cope Consultancy Services on behalf of twenty minute modules
Module History
View the change log for this module.
Feedback and Support
Please direct all questions, feedback, new feature requests, and concerns to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
Copyright© 2012 by Cope Consultancy Services Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Please see the LICENSE.


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API for Cache-Key and Cache-Entry. More...
Typedefs | |
| typedef void(* | coap_cache_app_data_free_callback_t) (void *data) |
| Callback to free off the app data when the cache-entry is being deleted / freed off. More... | |
| typedef enum coap_cache_session_based_t | coap_cache_session_based_t |
| typedef enum coap_cache_record_pdu_t | coap_cache_record_pdu_t |
Enumerations | |
| enum | coap_cache_session_based_t { COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED , COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED } |
| enum | coap_cache_record_pdu_t { COAP_CACHE_NOT_RECORD_PDU , COAP_CACHE_RECORD_PDU } |
Functions | |
| coap_cache_key_t * | coap_cache_derive_key (const coap_session_t *session, const coap_pdu_t *pdu, coap_cache_session_based_t session_based) |
| Calculates a cache-key for the given CoAP PDU. More... | |
| coap_cache_key_t * | coap_cache_derive_key_w_ignore (const coap_session_t *session, const coap_pdu_t *pdu, coap_cache_session_based_t session_based, const uint16_t *ignore_options, size_t ignore_count) |
| Calculates a cache-key for the given CoAP PDU. More... | |
| void | coap_delete_cache_key (coap_cache_key_t *cache_key) |
| Delete the cache-key. More... | |
| int | coap_cache_ignore_options (coap_context_t *context, const uint16_t *options, size_t count) |
| Define the CoAP options that are not to be included when calculating the cache-key. More... | |
| coap_cache_entry_t * | coap_new_cache_entry (coap_session_t *session, const coap_pdu_t *pdu, coap_cache_record_pdu_t record_pdu, coap_cache_session_based_t session_based, unsigned int idle_time) |
| Create a new cache-entry hash keyed by cache-key derived from the PDU. More... | |
| void | coap_delete_cache_entry (coap_context_t *context, coap_cache_entry_t *cache_entry) |
| Remove a cache-entry from the hash list and free off all the appropriate contents apart from app_data. More... | |
| coap_cache_entry_t * | coap_cache_get_by_key (coap_context_t *context, const coap_cache_key_t *cache_key) |
Searches for a cache-entry identified by cache_key . More... | |
| coap_cache_entry_t * | coap_cache_get_by_pdu (coap_session_t *session, const coap_pdu_t *pdu, coap_cache_session_based_t session_based) |
Searches for a cache-entry corresponding to pdu . More... | |
| const coap_pdu_t * | coap_cache_get_pdu (const coap_cache_entry_t *cache_entry) |
Returns the PDU information stored in the coap_cache entry. More... | |
| void | coap_cache_set_app_data (coap_cache_entry_t *cache_entry, void *data, coap_cache_app_data_free_callback_t callback) |
Stores data with the given cache entry. More... | |
| void * | coap_cache_get_app_data (const coap_cache_entry_t *cache_entry) |
Returns any application-specific data that has been stored with cache_entry using the function coap_cache_set_app_data(). More... | |
API for Cache-Key and Cache-Entry.
See https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7252#section-5.4.2
| typedef void(* coap_cache_app_data_free_callback_t) (void *data) |
Callback to free off the app data when the cache-entry is being deleted / freed off.
| data | The app data to be freed off. |
Definition at line 35 of file coap_cache.h.
| typedef enum coap_cache_record_pdu_t coap_cache_record_pdu_t |
| typedef enum coap_cache_session_based_t coap_cache_session_based_t |
| Enumerator | |
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| COAP_CACHE_NOT_RECORD_PDU | |
| COAP_CACHE_RECORD_PDU |
Definition at line 42 of file coap_cache.h.
| Enumerator | |
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| COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED | |
| COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED |
Definition at line 37 of file coap_cache.h.
| coap_cache_key_t * coap_cache_derive_key | ( | const coap_session_t * | session, |
| const coap_pdu_t * | pdu, | ||
| coap_cache_session_based_t | session_based | ||
| ) |
Calculates a cache-key for the given CoAP PDU.
See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7252#section-5.4.2 for an explanation of CoAP cache keys.
Specific CoAP options can be removed from the cache-key. Examples of this are the Block1 and Block2 options - which make no real sense including them in a client or server environment, but should be included in a proxy caching environment where things are cached on a per block basis. This is done globally by calling the coap_cache_ignore_options() function.
NOTE: The returned cache-key needs to be freed off by the caller by calling coap_cache_delete_key().
| session | The session to add into cache-key if session_based is set. |
| pdu | The CoAP PDU for which a cache-key is to be calculated. |
| session_based | COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED if session based cache-key, else COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED. |
NULL
if failure. | coap_cache_key_t * coap_cache_derive_key_w_ignore | ( | const coap_session_t * | session, |
| const coap_pdu_t * | pdu, | ||
| coap_cache_session_based_t | session_based, | ||
| const uint16_t * | ignore_options, | ||
| size_t | ignore_count | ||
| ) |
Calculates a cache-key for the given CoAP PDU.
See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7252#section-5.4.2 for an explanation of CoAP cache keys.
Specific CoAP options can be removed from the cache-key. Examples of this are the Block1 and Block2 options - which make no real sense including them in a client or server environment, but should be included in a proxy caching environment where things are cached on a per block basis. This is done individually by specifying cache_ignore_count
and cache_ignore_options
.
NOTE: The returned cache-key needs to be freed off by the caller by calling coap_cache_delete_key().
| session | The session to add into cache-key if session_based is set. |
| pdu | The CoAP PDU for which a cache-key is to be calculated. |
| session_based | COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED if session based cache-key, else COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED. |
| ignore_options | The array of options to ignore. |
| ignore_count | The number of options to ignore. |
NULL
if failure. | void * coap_cache_get_app_data | ( | const coap_cache_entry_t * | cache_entry | ) |
Returns any application-specific data that has been stored with cache_entry
using the function coap_cache_set_app_data().
This function will return NULL
if no data has been stored.
| cache_entry | The CoAP cache entry. |
NULL
if no data stored. | coap_cache_entry_t * coap_cache_get_by_key | ( | coap_context_t * | context, |
| const coap_cache_key_t * | cache_key | ||
| ) |
Searches for a cache-entry identified by cache_key
.
This function returns the corresponding cache-entry or NULL
if not found.
| context | The context to use. |
| cache_key | The cache-key to get the hashed coap-entry. |
cache_key
or NULL
if not found. | coap_cache_entry_t * coap_cache_get_by_pdu | ( | coap_session_t * | session, |
| const coap_pdu_t * | pdu, | ||
| coap_cache_session_based_t | session_based | ||
| ) |
Searches for a cache-entry corresponding to pdu
.
This function returns the corresponding cache-entry or NULL
if not found.
| session | The session to use. |
| pdu | The CoAP request to search for. |
| session_based | COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED if session based cache-key to be used, else COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED. |
request
or NULL
if not found. | const coap_pdu_t * coap_cache_get_pdu | ( | const coap_cache_entry_t * | cache_entry | ) |
Returns the PDU information stored in the coap_cache
entry.
| cache_entry | The CoAP cache entry. |
| int coap_cache_ignore_options | ( | coap_context_t * | context, |
| const uint16_t * | options, | ||
| size_t | count | ||
| ) |
Define the CoAP options that are not to be included when calculating the cache-key.
Options that are defined as Non-Cache and the Observe option are always ignored.
| context | The context to save the ignored options information in. |
| options | The array of options to ignore. |
| count | The number of options to ignore. Use 0 to reset the options matching. |
1
if successful, else 0
. | void coap_cache_set_app_data | ( | coap_cache_entry_t * | cache_entry, |
| void * | data, | ||
| coap_cache_app_data_free_callback_t | callback | ||
| ) |
Stores data
with the given cache entry.
This function overwrites any value that has previously been stored with cache_entry
.
| cache_entry | The CoAP cache entry. |
| data | The data pointer to store with wih the cache entry. Note that this data must be valid during the lifetime of cache_entry . |
| callback | The callback to call to free off this data when the cache-entry is deleted, or NULL if not required. |
| void coap_delete_cache_entry | ( | coap_context_t * | context, |
| coap_cache_entry_t * | cache_entry | ||
| ) |
Remove a cache-entry from the hash list and free off all the appropriate contents apart from app_data.
| context | The context to use. |
| cache_entry | The cache-entry to remove. |
| void coap_delete_cache_key | ( | coap_cache_key_t * | cache_key | ) |
Delete the cache-key.
| cache_key | The cache-key to delete. |
| coap_cache_entry_t * coap_new_cache_entry | ( | coap_session_t * | session, |
| const coap_pdu_t * | pdu, | ||
| coap_cache_record_pdu_t | record_pdu, | ||
| coap_cache_session_based_t | session_based, | ||
| unsigned int | idle_time | ||
| ) |
Create a new cache-entry hash keyed by cache-key derived from the PDU.
If session_based
is set, then this cache-entry will get deleted when the session is freed off. If record_pdu
is set, then the copied PDU will get freed off when this cache-entry is deleted.
The cache-entry is maintained on a context hash list.
| session | The session to use to derive the context from. |
| pdu | The pdu to use to generate the cache-key. |
| record_pdu | COAP_CACHE_RECORD_PDU if to take a copy of the PDU for later use, else COAP_CACHE_NOT_RECORD_PDU. |
| session_based | COAP_CACHE_IS_SESSION_BASED if to associate this cache-entry with the the session (which is embedded in the cache-entry), else COAP_CACHE_NOT_SESSION_BASED. |
| idle_time | Idle time in seconds before cache-entry is expired. If set to 0, it does not expire (but will get deleted if the session is deleted and it is session_based). |
NULL
if failure.


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Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson’s stories have proven difficult to categorise given their fluid movement between genres. Studying them necessitates reading across broad theories of nineteenth century Anglophone literature in the United States, gender theory, theories of the Gothic––and then of the distinct American Gothic––as well as traditions of women writing short fiction in that era. Critical study of Gothic short stories by late nineteenth century American women, as a single category, is still minimal, and is largely focused on the process of recovering that writing from periodicals, and collecting new anthologies, rather than on theorisation.
Stevenson’s tales are are both wondrous and uncanny. Often gruesome, anxious, and disturbing, the narratives display the problems of identity-formation and the idea of selfhood, the latter constantly shifting and metamorphosing in a world often imposing strict limitations and linearity. The wonder tales move that struggle for identity from a geographical realm to a psychic and sometimes symbolic one. Presenting these unpublished tales here, this project suggests the role Stevenson’s experimental genre work plays within late nineteenth century literature, and argues for the inclusion of more diverse and lesser-known voices within literary history.


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Dev Bootcamp Phase 0
26 Dec 2015
Nine weeks to learn new languages and skills
When it was created in San Francisco in 2012, Dev Bootcamp (DBC) featured a course segmented into three phases, numbering one through three. The program was intended for those with some experience in web-related programming languages, but many students began Phase 1 with no prior programming knowledge. For some time, DBC suffered a significant drop-out rate. Phase 0 was introduced to remedy the issue: nine weeks of basic training to prepare for the bootcamp proper.
Phase 0 requires much less time per week than the subsequent Phases: I kept my 40-hour-per-week day job and had no trouble keeping up with the coursework. This part of the program reminded me of my time at college. I only needed to spend a few hours each day learning new skills and completing challenges. Even as I write, DBC is working to improve Phase 0 based on feedback from the students. Future students are likely to have a much different experience from mine, so describing the details of my Phase 0 would be distracting and unhelpful. Instead, I'll focus on the core concepts of this Phase.
I spent over a month researching Dev Bootcamp before I applied: reading over the official website, comparing with competitors, and talking with an alumnus. I was still apprehensive going into Phase 0; the nine weeks of this Phase were encouraging, but I wouldn't find real peace until I began the on-site course. In the meantime, I learned about Ruby, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, and several things crucial to modern programming: version control, emotional intelligence, and pair programming.
I could go on for hundreds of lines about just one of the three programming languages I learned. Instead, I'll summarize each and describe how they work together. Ruby is a language designed to read like English and be easy to learn: this language is used for processing data and dealing with things in the background, a.k.a. the back-end.
Ruby often reads like English user_input = "" until user_input == "exit" do puts 'Type "exit" to exit.' user_input = gets.chomp puts "You typed #{user_input}." end Well...broken English, maybe
Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) is the language used to organize a web page, 'marking up' the text with tags to define how it looks: we usually add a Cascading StyleSheet (CSS) to make the page look nice and modern.
A sample of HTML from this very page!

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  The "class=" is part of CSS styling
JavaScript gives life to the web page: moving, resizing, re-coloring, or otherwise altering the HTML to make the page more interactive. SQL (pronounced like the word 'sequel') is the most boring: we just use this to get information from a database into our Ruby code.
JavaScript is dense but powerful body = document.body; bodyElements = document.body.childNodes; function turnBlue(element) { element.style = "background-color:blue"; } turnBlue(body); for(var i = 0; i < bodyElements.length; i++) { turnBlue(bodyElements[i]); } This script turns most of a page blue!
Could I have learned these languages myself? Maybe, but I wouldn't think to use them in the ways I've been challenged to do, and I would not have nearly as comprehensive an understanding of them. Before taking DBC, I spent a little over one year teaching myself C++; I learned more about Ruby, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL in nine weeks than a year of self-taught C++.
But enough of languages, a lot of the program at DBC is devoted to the process of programming. Version Control is a powerful programming tool. Most word processors allow you to 'undo' something you typed or deleted, going back as far as the first word you typed: version control is a lot like this. Working on a project, you do best to keep a working version (called the 'master') of it at all times. If you want to make a change to the program, you create a new 'branch': you effectively make a copy of the master so you can tinker with it and leave the working version intact.


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Online shopping for medicines has become a mainstream behavior of Chinese families, in which more than 40% medicines purchased via internet are household medicines.
What categories of medicines do Chinese netizens buy online? Data analysis from Dingdang Medicine APP tells us that the categories of medicines bought by Chinese netizens online are concentrated on medicines with low risk factors, in which more than 40% are household medicines, such as 999 cold granules, Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa and so on.
Online shopping for medicines has become a mainstream behavior of Chinese families, in which more than 40% medicines purchased via internet are household medicines.
What categories of medicines do Chinese netizens buy online? Data analysis from Dingdang Medicine APP tells us that the categories of medicines bought by Chinese netizens online are concentrated on medicines with low risk factors, in which more than 40% are household medicines, such as 999 cold granules, Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa and so on.
Medicines purchased online cover a wide range of variety; cold medicines witness the highest rigid demand.
According to data analysis from Dingdang Medicine, cold medicines are the most indispensible medicine category purchased by netizens. Big data shows that the most-frequently purchased medicines online are common medicines such as cold medicines, dermatological medicines, medicines for respiratory system, medicines for digestive system and gynecological medicines, etc. Among which, cold medicines accounts for 24.81% due to its large rigid demand in securing people’s health during season transitional periods, since most parts of China are featured with four distinctive seasons.
Medicines purchased online cover a wide range of variety; cold medicines witness the highest rigid demand.
According to data analysis from Dingdang Medicine, cold medicines are the most indispensible medicine category purchased by netizens. Big data shows that the most-frequently purchased medicines online are common medicines such as cold medicines, dermatological medicines, medicines for respiratory system, medicines for digestive system and gynecological medicines, etc. Among which, cold medicines accounts for 24.81% due to its large rigid demand in securing people’s health during season transitional periods, since most parts of China are featured with four distinctive seasons.
Affordable prices make it a popular style to buy medicines online.
Total amount of consumption concluded by Dingdang medicine shows that netizens’ average spending on medicines is 40yuan per person. One of the reasons is that price of household medicines that netizens mostly purchase is not high in itself. Furthermore, affordable prices are offered for all medicines sold on the online platforms such as Dingdong medicine APP. With a deep understanding of the philosophy of saving money and always taking common people’s interest into account, no wonder the down-to-earth APP becomes netizens’ favorite channel for medicines.
Affordable prices make it a popular style to buy medicines online.
Total amount of consumption concluded by Dingdang medicine shows that netizens’ average spending on medicines is 40yuan per person. One of the reasons is that price of household medicines that netizens mostly purchase is not high in itself. Furthermore, affordable prices are offered for all medicines sold on the online platforms such as Dingdong medicine APP. With a deep understanding of the philosophy of saving money and always taking common people’s interest into account, no wonder the down-to-earth APP becomes netizens’ favorite channel for medicines.
Glycerine Enema displays an eye-catching sales performance with a consistent ranking of top 10 sales in four seasons.
The sales of Glycerine Enema rank in the top 10 in all four seasons. And in spring, summer and autumn, there are two brands ranking in the top 10. Glycerine Enema is used to treat constipation, a common disease easily occurs when people have more fish and meat and less vegetables, fruits and coarse grains in their diets and exercise less. The sales of this medicine stay high in western countries. Its top ranking in China’s medicine market indicates significant improvement of Chinese people’s living standards from another perspective. However, constipation can be avoided by lowering down your living standards appropriately and eating more cereals. In addition, Glycerine Enema is also a good lotion to moisture dry skins, which explains why its sales take the lead in the relatively dry season of spring.
Brand effect plays a major role in medicine sales, several brands under Renhe Pharmacy perform well.
Dingdang medicine app also finds that Chinese netizens pay more attention to medicine brands when making buying decisions. The first 10 brands that list in the rankings are frequently heard brands such as Renhe, 999, Xiuzheng, etc. It is evident that big brands can easily earn favors from netizens due to their assured quality and public recognition. In particular, the brand of Renhe enjoys so much support from netizens that several brands under Renhe are in the top 10 sales, such as Jiantu masks, Fuyanjie feminine cleaning, Shanliang eye drops and Youkadan pediatric drugs.
A. The time frame for medicine online sales is concentrated between 8:00am to 21:00pm. Different parts of China see different sales.
Dingdang medicine concerns netizens’ medicine demand at all time and finds that in 24 hours a day, the time frame between 8:00am to 21:00pm sees a concentrated sale. The sales peak time in the day time is at 10:00am while 19:00pm reaches another smaller peak, which is in consistent with our netizens’ routine habit for all shopping made online. The top-selling cold medicines and medicines for respiratory system see its peak of the day between 9:00am and 11:00am.
B. Medicines for immunity adjustment win a universal attention. Sales in the middle and west part of China is higher than the east.
Thanks for the whole nation’s great concern about how to strengthen the body’s immunity, relevant medicines are sold well across the entire country. To be more specific, sales in the middle and west part of China is higher than the east, especially between 9:00am and 21:00pm, this medicine category almost stays in the top 3 sales all the time in the middle and west part of China.
C. Medicines for sphagitis and trachitis in the east show obvious higher sales than in the middle and west.
A significantly larger number of people in the east are buying medicines for sphagitis and trachitis in the east than in the middle and west. Only in a very few time frames that the sales of this medicine category could be listed in the top 10 in the middle and west part of China. While in the east, except mid night between 23:00pm and 5:00am, this medicine category remains its steady position on the top 10 sales list in other time frames of the day. Expectorants and cough suppressants see high sales across China and they are sold better in the east than in the middle and west, which means people living in the east have to enhance their awareness of throat protection.
C. Medicines for sphagitis and trachitis in the east show obvious higher sales than in the middle and west.
A significantly larger number of people in the east are buying medicines for sphagitis and trachitis in the east than in the middle and west. Only in a very few time frames that the sales of this medicine category could be listed in the top 10 in the middle and west part of China. While in the east, except mid night between 23:00pm and 5:00am, this medicine category remains its steady position on the top 10 sales list in other time frames of the day. Expectorants and cough suppressants see high sales across China and they are sold better in the east than in the middle and west, which means people living in the east have to enhance their awareness of throat protection.
Wide regional difference is present in medicine online market. Netizens of different provinces have different preferences.
Across the country as a whole, people in every province attach major concerns to their sexual and health care demands, since along with the improvement of Chinese people’s overall living standards, people’s consciousness to sex and health care is also significantly enhanced. And due to Chinese people’s restrained and introverted personalities, they feel shy to buy sexual safety products in pharmacies. Therefore, online shopping becomes a preferred way to buy such products. Sexual medicine Viagra Sildenafil Citrate Tablets and health care product Renhe oral solution for nourishing blood and benefiting vital energy are listed on the top 10 list in almost every province.
A. Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Henan provinces are under high pressures.
Cardiac cerebrovascular medications for hyperlipidemia, hypertension and arteriosclerosis are ranked on the top of the sales list in Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Henan provinces. Therefore, Dingdang medicine kindly reminds people living in these provinces be careful about your Cardiac cerebrovascular health conditions.
B. Beijing, Hebei and Ningxia province have the sales of masks on the top 10 list
In order to reduce annoyances from severe smog issues that are widely condemned in capital city of Beijing and Hebei province, masks become indispensible in people’s daily life, which ranks them on the top list in the two regions. The reason why masks are sold well in Ningxia province is due to the geographical environment in the province with a lot of windy and dusty weathers.
C. People in Shaanxi province imply a strong will to have children.
People living in northwest China’s Shaanxi province imply a strong will to have children because Dingdang medicine finds that medicines for prompting pregnancy, preventing miscarriages, regulating menstruation and nourishing blood top the list while in most other provinces, sales of contraceptive products such as condoms and contraceptive pills stay an all-time high.
D. Tibet people have to use more gynecological medicines.
The top 3 best-selling medicines in Tibet are all gynecological medicines, due to the relatively low medical levels in the vast pasturing areas of Tibet and poor hygienic and health habits of the people there. Hence, Dingdang medicine wishes an immediate improvement of the local medical and hygienic conditions.
A. Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Henan provinces are under high pressures.
Cardiac cerebrovascular medications for hyperlipidemia, hypertension and arteriosclerosis are ranked on the top of the sales list in Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Henan provinces. Therefore, Dingdang medicine kindly reminds people living in these provinces be careful about your Cardiac cerebrovascular health conditions.
B. Beijing, Hebei and Ningxia province have the sales of masks on the top 10 list
In order to reduce annoyances from severe smog issues that are widely condemned in capital city of Beijing and Hebei province, masks become indispensible in people’s daily life, which ranks them on the top list in the two regions. The reason why masks are sold well in Ningxia province is due to the geographical environment in the province with a lot of windy and dusty weathers.
C. People in Shaanxi province imply a strong will to have children.
People living in northwest China’s Shaanxi province imply a strong will to have children because Dingdang medicine finds that medicines for prompting pregnancy, preventing miscarriages, regulating menstruation and nourishing blood top the list while in most other provinces, sales of contraceptive products such as condoms and contraceptive pills stay an all-time high.
D. Tibet people have to use more gynecological medicines.
The top 3 best-selling medicines in Tibet are all gynecological medicines, due to the relatively low medical levels in the vast pasturing areas of Tibet and poor hygienic and health habits of the people there. Hence, Dingdang medicine wishes an immediate improvement of the local medical and hygienic conditions.
E. Hepatopathy medicines are the best-sold category in Jiangxi province.
Chia Tai-Tianqing Entecavir Dispersible Tablets, a chronic hepatitis cure, is ranked in the first place on Jiangxi province’s top 10 sales list, showing a larger number of hepatitis B patients due to the humid and hot weather in the south which is not beneficial to the recovery.
F. Medicines for clearing heat and removing toxicity are used more in Hainan, Hubei and Sichuan-Chongqing region.
Medicines for clearing heat and removing toxicity are frequently listed in each region’s medicine sales statistics. Such phenomenon in Hainan is because of the province’s tropical monsoon climate. It is the same situation in Hubei province as well. Due to the sticky weather in summer time of Hunan, honeysuckle flower distillate produced by Hubei Wushi Phamaceutical Co. becomes a handy drinks by almost every person. In Sichuan-Chongqing region, in addition to the humid and hot climate reasons for the medicine’s high sales, a diet inclination of spicy hot pot is another reason. Therefore, Dingdang medicine reminds everybody that eating too much hot pot may not treat you well though it brings you a high sensation.
G. Climacteric products are listed as the top 1 in Hunan Province.
In Hunan province, climacteric products are listed as the top 1 in the sales list. Guhan Health Care Oral Liquid as a menopausal female product achieves the best sale among this category, which indicates that menopausal females in Hunan provinces have a positive attitude to maintain health with good products in the critical time of their life.
There is a significant difference between north and south China’s medication tendency; people in the north are busy with anti-smog while people in the south stress more about health care.
Dingdang medicine finds that different natural environment and humanity factors between north and south China lead to significant difference in meditation selections. Jintoo 3D protection mask is seen in north China’s top 10 list, while in south China’s list, there is no mask at all. It is obvious that air quality in the north is worse than that of south. Two health care products are listed in south China’s list, namely By-health calcium softgems and Renhe oral solution for nourishing blood and benefiting vital energy, while health care products are absent in north China’s list, which means people in the south stress more about their health care than people in the north.
Dingdang medicine has led you through every corner of the medicine online market. We believe that you already have a general understanding of China’s internet health list. Finally, Dingdang medicine is obliged to remind every netizen that it is better to select safe medications for minor illnesses if you decide not to see a doctor, at the same time, don’t always think that diseases are far away from you, and don’t leave any hidden troubles to your health. Online medicine platform like Dingdang medicine also provides convenient and professional online pharmacist consulting services for safe medication and healthy life, which are helpful to prevent and treat diseases as early as possible. During the spring festival holiday, when you are enjoying wining and dining, please also bear in mind that health is the most valuable treasure of life. Now let’s pay attention to health together with Dingdang medicine and bless every Chinese people a healthy life.


| Module | ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Controller::ClassMethods |
| In: |
vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb
|
By using the macro helpers you can quickly and easily create concise and easy to read test suites.
This code segment:
context "on GET to :show for first record" do setup do get :show, :id => 1 end should_assign_to :user should_respond_with :success should_render_template :show should_not_set_the_flash should "do something else really cool" do assert_equal 1, assigns(:user).id end end
Would produce 5 tests for the show action
Furthermore, the should_be_restful helper will create an entire set of tests which will verify that your controller responds restfully to a variety of requested formats.
| VALID_FORMATS | = | Dir.glob(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'formats', '*.rb')).map { |f| File.basename(f, '.rb') }.map(&:to_sym) | Formats tested by should_be_restful. Defaults to [:html, :xml] | |
| VALID_ACTIONS | = | [:index, :show, :new, :edit, :create, :update, :destroy] | Actions tested by should_be_restful |
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 291 291: def should_be_restful(&blk) # :yields: resource 292: resource = ResourceOptions.new 293: blk.call(resource) 294: resource.normalize!(self) 295: 296: resource.formats.each do |format| 297: resource.actions.each do |action| 298: if self.respond_to? "make_#{action}_#{format}_tests""make_#{action}_#{format}_tests" 299: self.send("make_#{action}_#{format}_tests""make_#{action}_#{format}_tests", resource) 300: else 301: should "test #{action} #{format}" do 302: flunk "Test for #{action} as #{format} not implemented" 303: end 304: end 305: end 306: end 307: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the controller assigned to @name
Example:
should_assign_to :user
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 342 342: def should_assign_to(name) 343: should "assign @#{name}" do 344: assert assigns(name.to_sym), "The action isn't assigning to @#{name}" 345: end 346: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the controller did not assign to @name
Example:
should_not_assign_to :user
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 353 353: def should_not_assign_to(name) 354: should "not assign to @#{name}" do 355: assert !assigns(name.to_sym), "@#{name} was visible" 356: end 357: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the flash is empty. Same as @should_set_the_flash_to nil@
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 333 333: def should_not_set_the_flash 334: should_set_the_flash_to nil 335: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the controller returned a redirect to the given path. The given string is evaled to produce the resulting redirect path. All of the instance variables set by the controller are available to the evaled string. Example:
should_redirect_to '"/"' should_redirect_to "users_url(@user)"
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 386 386: def should_redirect_to(url) 387: should "redirect to \"#{url}\"" do 388: instantiate_variables_from_assigns do 389: assert_redirected_to eval(url, self.send(:binding), __FILE__, __LINE__) 390: end 391: end 392: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the rendered view contains a <form> element.
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 395 395: def should_render_a_form 396: should "display a form" do 397: assert_select "form", true, "The template doesn't contain a <form> element" 398: end 399: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the controller rendered the given template. Example:
should_render_template :new
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 373 373: def should_render_template(template) 374: should "render '#{template}' template" do 375: assert_template template.to_s 376: end 377: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the controller responded with a ‘response’ status code. Example:
should_respond_with :success
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 363 363: def should_respond_with(response) 364: should "respond with #{response}" do 365: assert_response response 366: end 367: end
Macro that creates a test asserting that the flash contains the given value. val can be a String, a Regex, or nil (indicating that the flash should not be set)
Example:
should_set_the_flash_to "Thank you for placing this order." should_set_the_flash_to /created/i should_set_the_flash_to nil
# File vendor/plugins/shoulda/lib/shoulda/controller_tests/controller_tests.rb, line 319 319: def should_set_the_flash_to(val) 320: if val 321: should "have #{val.inspect} in the flash" do 322: assert_contains flash.values, val, ", Flash: #{flash.inspect}" 323: end 324: else 325: should "not set the flash" do 326: assert_equal({}, flash, "Flash was set to:\n#{flash.inspect}") 327: end 328: end 329: end
Generates a full suite of tests for a restful controller.
The following definition will generate tests for the index, show, new, edit, create, update and destroy actions, in both html and xml formats:
This generates about 40 tests, all of the format:
The resource parameter passed into the block is a ResourceOptions object, and is used to configure the tests for the details of your resources.


Reps Makes Genotype Test For Intending Couples Compulsory
The House charged government registries, churches and mosques to demand the tests before joining persons as husband and wife.
by SaharaReporters, New York
The House of Representatives has okayed compulsory genotype tests for intending couples as part of measures to prevent sickle cell disease, according to a report by PUNCH.
The House charged government registries, churches and mosques to demand the tests before joining persons as husband and wife.
This is part of the resolutions passed by the lawmakers at the plenary on Thursday when they unanimously adopted a motion moved by Mr Umar Sarki titled ‘Call on the Federal Ministry of Health to develop an efficient system for management of sickle cell disease in Nigeria’.
Adopting the motion, the House called on the Federal Ministry of Health to introduce free and compulsory new-born screening programme, which will include screening for sickle cell disease in all hospitals in Nigeria.
The House also called on the ministry to provide free treatment and counselling service to patients with sickle cell disease, while asking it to “sensitise religious institutions and the judiciary to include results of genotype tests as one of the conditions for marriage”.
They also urged the Federal Ministry of Education to include sickle cell education in science subjects in all primary and secondary schools, while mandating the House committees on Health Care Services, Information, National Orientation, Ethics and Values, and Basic Education and Services to ensure implementation of the resolutions.


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CompareCausalNetworks: Interface to Diverse Estimation Methods of Causal Networks
Unified interface for the estimation of causal networks, including
the methods 'backShift' (from package 'backShift'), 'bivariateANM' (bivariate
additive noise model), 'bivariateCAM' (bivariate causal additive model),
'CAM' (causal additive model) (from package 'CAM'), 'hiddenICP' (invariant
causal prediction with hidden variables), 'ICP' (invariant causal prediction)
(from package 'InvariantCausalPrediction'), 'GES' (greedy equivalence
search), 'GIES' (greedy interventional equivalence search), 'LINGAM', 'PC' (PC
Algorithm), 'FCI' (fast causal inference),
'RFCI' (really fast causal inference) (all from package 'pcalg') and
regression.
| Version: |
0.2.2 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: |
methods, Matrix, expm, data.table |
| Suggests: |
pcalg, InvariantCausalPrediction, glmnet, backShift, CAM, kernlab, mgcv, mboost, bnlearn, testthat, huge, flare |
| Published: |
2018-05-18 |
| Author: |
Christina Heinze-Deml,
Nicolai Meinshausen |
| Maintainer: |
Christina Heinze-Deml <heinzedeml at stat.math.ethz.ch> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/christinaheinze/CompareCausalNetworks/issues |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: |
https://github.com/christinaheinze/CompareCausalNetworks |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
CompareCausalNetworks citation info |
| CRAN checks: |
CompareCausalNetworks results |
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The Family Man * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Brett Ratner.  Reviewed by Dustin Putman, December 23, 2000.
Sort of a modern-day rendition of 1946's holiday classic "It's a Wonderful Life," "The Family Man" is a fantasy in which a wealthy Wall Street dealer is given a chance to glimpse the wildly different way his life would have turned out had he married his college sweetheart. Aside from the premise, the film is not likely to become a perennial Christmas mainstay, due to its uneven tone and flawed, obvious screenplay that backs itself into a corner in which no possible conclusion could possibly be satisfying.
Opening in 1987, Jack Campbell (Nicolas Cage) is about to board a plane to begin a one-year internship in London, much to the pleading of his beloved girlfriend, Kate (Tea Leoni). If he gets on board, she instinctively tells him, their strong relationship will not survive a year apart, and their lives will go different directions. Fast forward to the present day, Jack thinks that he has it all: a great job that is making him loads of money, a very expensive Ferrari, a sleek apartment in a fashionable Manhattan skyrise, and a sometimes-girlfriend (Amber Valletta) who he basically uses for sex.
Following a chance encounter with a street hustler (Don Cheadle), Jack awakens on Christmas morning in the suburbs of New Jersey, with two young children and a wife in Kate. Instead of a high-powered exec on Wall Street, he works for the tire dealership named after his father-in-law (Harve Presnell), and instead of a wardrobe consisting of an endless series of suits, he owns mostly sweatshirts and sweatpants. Although something is very different about the way Jack is acting to his new life, it is his precocious 5-year-old daughter (Makenzie Vega) who speaks up about it, believing that he is an alien who has taken over her father's role. At first, Jack longs to return to his old, true life, but the more time he spends with his newfound family, the more he realizes what he has missed all these years, and how much he truly loves the effervescent Kate.
Directed by Brett Ratner (1998's "Rush Hour"), "The Family Man" is an occasionally sweet, but mostly trying experience that isn't written up to the intelligence of its two main actors. Taking a well-worn story that has been done before in a superior fashion ("A Christmas Carol" comes instantly to mind), the film grows tiresome very quickly, due to the predictable nature in which it plays itself out. A more lighthearted tone and a less-protracted length (it runs over two hours) might have made the movie an enjoyable piece of Christmastime fluff, but it overstays its welcome, hammering home a thin message that could have been solved in a lot less time.
The main offender is its screenplay, written by David Diamond and David Weissman, which lingers more upon the drama of the situation, rather than the comedy. While this approach could have worked, the film just isn't very smart. The rocky, but loving, relationship between Jack and Kate does not play itself out naturally, as almost every one of their scenes plays itself out in a particular fashion, with everything starting to look up until one of them says something that angers the other, leading to an argument. For a romance to work in the movies, there has to be genuine passion involved, and this is particularly difficult to establish when they can't seem to get along for longer than five minutes. A lot of their conversations deal with how much they love each other, or how beautiful and spectacular one of them finds the other, but with the evidence presented here, it is difficult to root for two people who are interesting and likable as individuals, but annoying as a couple.
Nicolas Cage (2000's "Gone in 60 Seconds") and Tea Leoni (1998's "Deep Impact") are both very good actors, and they do give it their all, even while their characters are merely going through the motions. Cage successfully exhibits the longing his character of Jack begins to feel when he discovers he doesn't, in fact, have it all, while Leoni is touching and strong-willed as the amiable Kate, who doesn't understand why her husband has suddenly grown so questionable about family life.
All of the supporting roles are wasted, and any subplots that result from them go unfinished. Jeremy Piven (1998's "Very Bad Things"), as Jack's best friend, is on hand to do nothing more than remind him of what a great catch Katie is, while Lisa Thornhill (1997's "Meet Wally Sparks"), as a woman who wants to have an affair with Jack, is a bright screen presence who is woefully underutilized. Don Cheadle (2000's "Mission to Mars"), taking up where Will Smith left off in "The Legend of Bagger Vance," is the otherworldly person who allows Jack to see the things he has missed by choosing the path he took thirteen years before. Only Makenzie Vega has good screen time as Jack and Kate's daughter, and she is quite an impressive young actress, adorable and talented without ever being cloying.
While the message that "The Family Man" wanted to make was apparent from the first twenty minutes, the way the story was going to wrap up was more of a mystery. Since most of the movie isn't actually real, but a look at what Jack could have had, it almost seems like a waste, and no matter how things were concluded, the ending would be severely problematic. Having seen the finale, all I can say is that it isn't terrible, but also far too tidy for its own good. That is the notable flaw of "The Family Man," in general. Instead of genuinely playing itself out, it is simply too neat--too disingenuous--to be worthwhile.
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Query
Handles a query based on the <SQL.method>.
Summary
| Query | Handles a query based on the <SQL.method>. |
| Variables | |
| $query | Holds the current query. |
| Functions | |
| __construct | Creates a query based on the <SQL.interface>. |
| fetchColumn | Fetches a column of the current row. |
| fetch | Returns the current row as an array. |
| fetchObject | Returns the current row as an object. |
| fetchAll | Returns an array of every result. |
| grab | Grabs all of the given column out of the full result of a query. |
| handle | Handles exceptions thrown by failed queries. |
__construct
| public function __construct( | $sql, | |||
| $query, | ||||
| $params | = | array(), | ||
| $throw_exceptions | = | false | ) |
Creates a query based on the <SQL.interface>.
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Media Advisory by the Tūpuna Maunga Authority
by Tupuna Maunga AuthorityMedia Advisory by the Tūpuna Maunga Authority
25 November 2019
The unlawful occupation of Ōwairaka / Mt Albert by protestors opposed to the Tūpuna Maunga Authority’s restoration plans for the maunga has now entered a third week.
To uphold the mana of Ōwairaka, the Tūpuna Maunga Authority and Mana Whenua will be holding a whakawatea followed by a powhiri / hui at Ōwairaka Maunga this coming
Thursday, 28 November 2019.
This peaceful assembly is open to any person who would like to attend. After the powhiri there will be opportunity for people to speak.
The details for the day are as follows:
Location Ōwairaka / Mt Albert - Summit Drive, Mt Albert, Auckland.
Date Thursday, 28 November 2019
Timings From 10am - Assemble at the main entrance gates to the maunga at the end of Summit Drive, Mt Albert.
10:30am – Karanga / Whakawatea; procession onto the sports field near the main entrance.
Powhiri / Hui - Manuhiri (visitors) welcomed onto the sports field.
The ‘floor is opened’ with people having the opportunity to speak.
Hui ends - Kai.
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push<T extends Object> method
Push the page with the given name
onto the hybrid stack.
arguments
is the param you want to pass in next page
if withContainer
is true,next route will be with a native container
(Android Activity / iOS UIViewController)
if opaque
is true,the page is opaque (not transparent)
And it will return the result popped by page as a Future
Implementation
Future<T> push<T extends Object>(String name,
{Map<String, dynamic> arguments,
bool withContainer = false,
bool opaque = true}) async {
var pushOption =
BoostInterceptorOption(name, arguments ?? <String, dynamic>{});
var future = Future<dynamic>(
() => InterceptorState<BoostInterceptorOption>(pushOption));
for (var interceptor in appState.interceptors) {
future = future.then<dynamic>((dynamic _state) {
final state = _state as InterceptorState<dynamic>;
if (state.type == InterceptorResultType.next) {
final pushHandler = PushInterceptorHandler();
interceptor.onPush(state.data, pushHandler);
return pushHandler.future;
} else {
return state;
}
});
}
return future.then((dynamic _state) {
final state = _state as InterceptorState<dynamic>;
if (state.data is BoostInterceptorOption) {
assert(state.type == InterceptorResultType.next);
pushOption = state.data;
if (isFlutterPage(pushOption.name)) {
return appState.pushWithResult(pushOption.name,
arguments: pushOption.arguments,
withContainer: withContainer,
opaque: opaque);
} else {
final params = CommonParams()
..pageName = pushOption.name
..arguments = pushOption.arguments;
appState.nativeRouterApi.pushNativeRoute(params);
return appState.pendNativeResult(pushOption.name);
}
} else {
assert(state.type == InterceptorResultType.resolve);
return Future<T>.value(state.data as T);
}
});
}


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However, you don't need to include it for school
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--- creation_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> lastmod_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> categories: ['Computer Problems'] title: Dell Inspiron 1520 and Windows 7 64-bit drivers --- This laptop doesn't come with any Windows 7 support from Dell due to its age. Installing Windows 7 covers almost every driver out of the box. After you run all the Windows Updates you get every other device except for two important ones:
This is the second part of the SD card reader (Ricoh Card Reader R5C833). I used Dell's download http://downloads-us.dell.com/chipset/R188094.EXE which worked. There are other downloads, but this is suppose to be newer as of today. It is designed for Vista 64-bit, but it works in Windows 7 64-bit.
Windows 7 during the install will detect and install a driver for this device. After you run all the Windows Updates it may also apply an "updated" driver. I noticed after all was said and done that I was only getting 54mbps connection speed even though I was supposed to be connected over 802.11n.
In short the driver was limiting the device speed. I looked for the latest Dell driver version for Windows 7 64-bit. I found R250808. Upon attempting the install it threw an error that it couldn't find any hardware and exited.
You have to force a driver update and point it to c:\dell\drivers\R250808\DRIVER_US. Once that is done you will have true 802.11n speeds. My driver provider shows as Broadcom with version <IP_ADDRESS> and driver date 8/21/2009. I looked around on Broadcom's website, but they don't seem to offer wireless chipset Windows drivers.


MISSISSIPPI MASALA A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1992 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: What could have been prosaic Romeo- and-Juliet material has more interest when the communities are Indian and black and the woman's father is an Indian exile from Uganda who dreams of returning. Rating: +2 (-4 to +4). The advance publicity made MISSISSIPPI MASALA look like another Romeo and Juliet story told on the backdrop of a cultural clash. In a way that us what it is, but it also rises above that to tell the more interesting story of a man who has lost his country because of the color of his skin and how he must decide whether he is willing to pay the price to get it back. It is a story of Indian-black racial tensions on two continents in the 1970s and the 1990s.
In 1972 Idi Amin's reign of terror is reaching out to all non-black residents of Uganda. Jay (played by Roshan Seth) is a liberal Indian lawyer practicing in Uganda. After having given too frank an interview to the BBC, Jay is thrown in jail. A friend bribes Jay's way out of prison but, like all non-blacks, Jay is thrown out of Uganda together with his wife and his young daughter Mina. He flees first to England, but finally settles down with an Indian community in Mississippi. There he does little but dream of getting the new Ugandan government to restore his lands. His wife supports the family by running a liquor store in a black neighborhood. Mina (played by Sarita Choudhury), now grown up, becomes romantically involved with a black man, Demetrius (played by Denzel Washington), who runs a carpet cleaning company. There are the predictable repercussions in the two communities.
There are several nice ironies in the resulting conflict. Demetrius believes that the Indians behave too much like the whites. Yet what we see of Demetriius's family shows them living very much the standard white American lifestyle. They look a lot like the All-American family. Joe Seneca, incidentally, gives a stand-out performance as Demetrius's father. It is Mina's family that lives int he squalid Motel Monte Cristo and maintains their traditional customs. It is the Indian Jay who wants to go back to Africa to live, not the blacks. One black does toy with the idea, but it is clear the black family has roots too deeply set in the United States. There are some nice character portraits and vignettes of the Indian community. In one amusing scene we see a motel clerk practicing his bicycle riding and his phone answering at the same time.
Director Mira Nair previously did SALAAM BOMBAY which was popular with the critics, but this is the more entertaining film. I rate it a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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