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JRCS is not intended to replace RCS nor CVS. JRCS was written to be able create archive analysis tools that can do things like identify hot spots in the source code, measure the contributions by each developer, or assess how bugs make it in.
The reasons why JRCS has the ability do do check-ins and save archives is API symmetry, and to simplify the writing of unit tests.
The {@link org.apache.maven.jrcs.rcs rcs} package implements th8e archive handling functionality. The entry point to the library is class {@link org.apache.maven.jrcs.rcs.Archive Archive}.
CAVEAT UTILITOR: Do not make modifications to your archives with JRCS. There needs to be an important amount of additional testing before it's safe to do that.
The {@link org.apache.maven.jrcs.diff diff} package implements the differencing engine that JRCS uses. The engine has the power of Unix diff, is simple to understand, and can be used independently of the archive handling functionality. The entry point to the differencing engine is class {@link org.apache.maven.jrcs.diff.Diff Diff}.
The Jakarta ORO Regexp library is used for RCS keyword management. You can get a copy of Jakarta ORO from:
http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/
A copy of Jakarta Regexp is included in the full distribution of this library.
The RCS parser is constructed using the JavaCC compiler compiler. You can get a copy of JavaCC from:
http://www.metamata.com/javacc/
JavaCC is not distributable, so you must get a copy of it yourself if you intend to use it. Keep in mind that, as distributed, this library does not require JavaCC to be compiled because all the JavaCC generated .java files are included.
If you decide to use JavaCC, please adjust the "javacc.lib.dir" property as needed. You'll also need to download the set of optional tasks for Ant.
The library tests are written for the JUnit Testing Framework. For distributions and documentation see:
http://www.junit.org/
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A pseudo-class is used to define a special state of an element.
For example, it can be used to:
Mouse Over Me
The syntax of pseudo-classes:
selector:pseudo-class {
property:value;
}
Links can be displayed in different ways:
/* unvisited link */
a:link {
color: #FF0000;
}
/* visited link */
a:visited {
color: #00FF00;
}
/* mouse over link */
a:hover {
color: #FF00FF;
}
/* selected link */
a:active {
color: #0000FF;
}
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Pseudo-classes can be combined with CSS classes:
When you hover over the link in the example, it will change color:
a.highlight:hover {
color: #ff0000;
}
An example of using the :hover
pseudo-class on a
 element:
div:hover {
background-color: blue;
}
The :first-child
pseudo-class matches a specified element that is the first child of another element.
In the following example, the selector matches any
 element that is the first child of any element:
p:first-child {
color: blue;
}
In the following example, the selector matches the first  element in all
 elements:
p i:first-child {
color: blue;
}
In the following example, the selector matches all  elements in
 elements that are the first child of another element:
p:first-child i {
color: blue;
}
The :lang
pseudo-class allows you to define special rules for different languages.
In the example below, :lang
defines the quotation marks for <q> elements with lang="no":

Some text <q lang="no">A quote in a paragraph</q> Some text.


10.04.09
Spider-Man: Homecoming is the latest film to feature trailer scenes you’ll never see
In the official trailers for Spider-Man: Homecoming, the web-slinging superhero can be seen soaring through the sky next to Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. It’s a shot that masterfully hypes the movie in mere seconds: it teases Downey Jr.’s return, gives fans of the ongoing MCU a chance to reminisce on Spider-Man’s first appearance in Captain America: Civil War and promises an epic team-up. But like so many before it in so many different films, that scene never appears in the film. Lost trailer scenes are pretty common. In 2009, io9 rounded up nearly a dozen instances where epic scenes from movie trailers never appeared in the film. When Rogue One hit theaters last year, it joined the roster of high-profile films to leave trailer footage on the cutting room floor. The reason behind Homecoming’s missing scenes stands apart, however, as a ScreenCrush interview with director Jon Watts reveals. The shot of Spider-Man and Iron Man airborne — as well as a shot of the movie’s villain, the Vulture, descending from a hotel atrium — were never actually going to be in the final product. Watts says that the Vulture shot was created specifically for a Comic-Con sizzle reel when the project was still early in filming. “That was never meant to be in the movie,” he says. “But I did use that angle for Vulture’s reveal at the beginning of the movie; Vulture’s hovering, swooping towards the camera like that. I used that shot, it’s just no longer in an Atlanta hotel atrium.” As for that scene of Spider-Man and Iron Man swooping through Queens? It, too, was never in the movie. “I think what happened was in the very first trailer they wanted a shot of Spider-Man and Iron Man flying together,” Watts says. “And they were going to use something from the Staten Island Ferry [scene], but it just didn’t look that great — the background plate, because the Staten Island terminal is a very simple building. It almost looks like an unrendered 3D object.” So, the pair wound up with Queens as a backdrop. “Because we couldn’t just create a whole new shot, so let’s just use one of these shots of the subway; put them in there,” Watts says. “I feel a little weird that there’s a shot in the trailer that’s not in the movie at all, but it’s a cool shot.” Shooting scenes for a movie that creators have no intention of actually placing in their films can sound a lot like a bait-and-switch. Fans who pay attention to trailers are paying money to see what they’ve been promised. But trailers, and the marketing teams who make them, have a job to make their movies exciting or interesting in just a few minutes. And at a time when trailers have become major draws unto themselves, thanks to hungry online audiences, the need to create content that viewers connect to is even greater. The reality is that film trailers are still marketing materials, and marketing materials are there to sell you on an idea. It would’ve been nice to see that scene in Homecoming, but you don’t always get what you pay for. Correction: A previous version of this piece stated that Spider-Man’s first appearance was in Avengers: Age of Ultron. That was false. His first appearance was in Captain America: Civil War. We’ve updated the piece accordingly..


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APPLYGNUPGDEFAULTS
Section: GNU Privacy Guard (8)Updated: 2010-11-11
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
applygnupgdefaults - Run gpgconf --apply-defaults for all users.SYNOPSIS
applygnupgdefaultsDESCRIPTION
This script is a wrapper around gpgconf to run it with the command --apply-defaults for all real users with an existing GnuPG home directory. Admins might want to use this script to update he GnuPG configuration files for all users after oq/etc/gnupg/gpgconf.confcq has been changed. This allows to enforce certain policies for all users. Note, that this is not a bulletproof of forcing a user to use certain options. A user may always directly edit the configuration files and bypass gpgconf.
applygnupgdefaults is invoked by root as:
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applygnupgdefaults
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Alleged child abusers accidentally videotape themselves
Chicago Sun-Times | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Videotapes from a wireless home security camera that accidentally captured images of a mentally handicapped boy being beaten next door will be allowed as evidence against the kid's foster parents... Judge Robert Anderson's ruling was a big victory for prosecutors, who want to use 11 hours of the videotapes in their case against Frank and Marylynnette Barney... The Barneys' next-door Lombard neighbors... taped the boy being struck and punched after the Barneys' wireless 'nanny cam' broadcast the images to the Kearnses' home-security system, according to authorities. ... the Barneys said they had placed the 'nanny cam' in a heating duct in their foster son's room to keep watch over the boy."
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Mom gives birth, dumps baby in bushes, goes shopping
AZ Central | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A woman who wrapped her newborn son in a grain sack, left him in the bush for dead, then went shopping shouldn't 'inflict' herself on anyone else, an angry judge fumed Wednesday. ... With neither her family nor her abusive boyfriend aware of her pregnancy, Ear quietly disposed of the baby. She wrapped him in a sack and placed him behind a bush before going grocery shopping."
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Kids returned to incest mother
Mirror | Submitted by: Buzz Beer
"A mum who had six children by her own father is likely to be allowed to keep them, social services bosses said yesterday. Her 51-year-old dad was jailed for 15 years earlier this week for sexually abusing her for more than 20 years since she was aged eight. Three of the children have genetic disorders and are seriously disabled."
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Former cop sentenced for pigfucking
pub.tv2.no | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A former police officer is sentenced to pay NOK 8000 after being convicted for having sex with animals. The farmer who owns the animals caught the former police officer in the act with a camera. ... The farmer ran to fetch his camera as he caught eye of the former police officer who stood inside the pigs' fence, half naked, fondling the pigs. 'Suddenly he pulled his briefs down and did what I didn't thought was possible,' the farmer told the newspaper. The farmer took nine pictures that he handed over to the local police."
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Jealous horse kicks little girl to deah
Mirror | Submitted by: Buzz Beer
"Schoolgirl Victoria Ivey may have been kicked to death by a jealous pony as she groomed another horse in a field, it was claimed yesterday. As 13-year-old Victoria brushed down Candy, a mare called Molly bolted across the field for no apparent reason and started kicking Candy. Victoria was caught between the two animals and repeatedly kicked. She was airlifted to hospital by helicopter but was declared dead."
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Next governor of California: some murder suspect?
BayArea.com | Submitted by: Jim Jones
"Scott Winfield Davis is doing most everything he can to drop out of the governor's race. ... Davis announced his withdrawal late Tuesday, after the Mercury News learned that the Palo Alto resident remains the 'top suspect' in an unsolved slaying-arson in Atlanta, even though charges against him were dropped years ago. The erstwhile candidate -- who said he's innocent -- has shuttered his campaign Web site. And he has e-mailed the Mercury News, saying he's departing for a brief vacation and will not speak to the media. ... A state election official said Wednesday there is no way to yank a name from the ballot once the candidate has been certified."
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"The father of the White House press secretary claims in his upcoming book, Blood, Money & Power: How L.B.J. Killed J.F.K., that former President Lyndon B. Johnson was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Barr McClellan, father of White House press secretary Scott McClellan and Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Mark McClellan, is preparing for a Sept. 30 release of a 480-page book by Hannover House that offers photographs, copies of letters, insider interviews and details of fingerprints as proof that Edward A. Clark, the powerful head of Johnson's private and business legal team and a former ambassador to Australia, led the plan and cover-up for the 1963 assassination in Dallas."
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WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Adam D. Welter, 20, told police the driver of a disabled pickup truck shot him early Monday in the left shoulder, said Capt. Bob Aldrich, of the Anoka County Sheriff's Office. However, Welter apparently wanted to be relieved from an overseas assignment scheduled to begin Monday, and he has acknowledged shooting himself in the left shoulder hours before he was scheduled to leave and making up a story about being attacked, authorities said." [Wonder if he was headed to Baghdad?]
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networks.org | Submitted by: Tim Howard
A couple who left Utah with their 12-year-old son, defying a court order to give the boy chemotherapy for cancer, were missing Wednesday after the father was released on bail from a weekend arrest in Idaho. ... Utah doctors testified that Parker Jensen has only a 5 percent chance of living without chemotherapy for a cancerous tumor, Ewing's sarcoma. ... But the parents refused, and state lawyers obtained a juvenile-court order for chemotherapy that was supposed to begin Aug. 8. ... Before a court hearing last June, the Jensens told Salt Lake City television KUTV that 45 weeks of chemotherapy would stunt their son's growth and leave him sterile. 'We are totally competent parents, and it's ridiculous that we have to come here (to juvenile court) and prove we can make decisions for our child,' Barbara Jensen told the station."
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Anonymizer service bends over for the Germans
The Register | Submitted by: optional
"The popular Java Anonymous Proxy (JAP), used to anonymise one's comings and goings across the Internet, has been back-doored by court order. The service is currently logging access attempts to a particular, and unnamed, Web site and reporting the IP addys of those who attempt to contact it to the German police. ... After taking the service down for a few days with the explanation that the interruption was 'due to a hardware failure,' the operators then required users to install an 'upgraded version' (ie. a back-doored version) of the app to continue using the service."
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Prophet of God contesting election results
Arizona Daily Star | Submitted by: Mega Mama
"At a hearing Tuesday, Novoa Benson said she was 'a prophet of God' on a mission to 'take back the sovereignty of our nation.' She quoted the Bible and spoke of fears she would be killed by the 'Democratic machine' in Douglas. ... Novoa Benson, a three-time losing candidate for justice of the peace in the Douglas area's Precinct 2, said repeatedly that she had proof of her claim that illegal entrants had voted in recent elections."
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Sharks claim California swimmer
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"A 50-year-old college instructor taking a morning swim bled to death after she was attacked by a great white shark 15 to 18 feet long, preliminary autopsy results showed Wednesday. Deborah Franzman, of Nipomo, was killed Tuesday as she swam 75 yards offshore alongside a group of seals. Witnesses reported seeing a large fin as Franzman screamed for help. 'Just her side was completely ripped out. She had gouges on both sides of her legs,' said witness Travis Warren."
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"This brainless mud worm is a long-lost relative of human beings, scientists have discovered. It appears the slug-like creature found living at the bottom of a Swedish lake shares its ancestry with people. ... 'It is fascinating to think that whatever long-dead animal this simple worm evolved from, so did we.' The new research, reported in the journal Nature, puts humans and the Xenoturbella -- whose Latin name means 'strange flatworm' -- together in the deuterostomes group of species, which contains the vertebrates, as well as starfish, sea urchins and certain marine worms."
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Model - token link
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import "./ERC20.sol";
/** * A token that defines fractional units as decimals. */ contract FractionalERC20 is ERC20 {
uint public decimals;
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import "./ERC20.sol"; import "../ownership/Ownable.sol"; import './StandardToken.sol'; import "../math/SafeMath.sol";
/** * A token that can increase its supply by another contract. * * This allows uncapped crowdsale by dynamically increasing the supply when money pours in. * Only mint agents, contracts whitelisted by owner, can mint new tokens. * */ contract MintableToken is StandardToken, Ownable {
using SafeMath for uint256;
bool public mintingFinished = false;
/** List of agents that are allowed to create new tokens */ mapping (address => bool) public mintAgents;
event MintingAgentChanged(address addr, bool state);
/** * Create new tokens and allocate them to an address.. * * Only callably by a crowdsale contract (mint agent). */ function mint(address receiver, uint256 amount) onlyMintAgent canMint public { totalSupply = totalSupply.add(amount); balances[receiver] = balances[receiver].add(amount);
// This will make the mint transaction apper in EtherScan.io // We can remove this after there is a standardized minting event Transfer(0, receiver, amount); }
/** * Owner can allow a crowdsale contract to mint new tokens. */ function setMintAgent(address addr, bool state) onlyOwner canMint public { mintAgents[addr] = state; MintingAgentChanged(addr, state); }
modifier onlyMintAgent() { // Only crowdsale contracts are allowed to mint new tokens if (!mintAgents[msg.sender]) { revert(); } _; }
/** Make sure we are not done yet. */ modifier canMint() { if (mintingFinished) { revert(); } _; } } |
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import "./ERC20.sol"; import './StandardToken.sol'; import "./UpgradeAgent.sol"; import "../math/SafeMath.sol";
/** * A token upgrade mechanism where users can opt-in amount of tokens to the next smart contract revision. * * First envisioned by Golem and Lunyr projects. */ contract UpgradeableToken is StandardToken {
using SafeMath for uint256;
/** Contract / person who can set the upgrade path. This can be the same as team multisig wallet, as what it is with its default value. */ address public upgradeMaster;
/** The next contract where the tokens will be migrated. */ UpgradeAgent public upgradeAgent;
/** How many tokens we have upgraded by now. */ uint256 public totalUpgraded;
/** * Upgrade states. * * - NotAllowed: The child contract has not reached a condition where the upgrade can bgun * - WaitingForAgent: Token allows upgrade, but we don't have a new agent yet * - ReadyToUpgrade: The agent is set, but not a single token has been upgraded yet * - Upgrading: Upgrade agent is set and the balance holders can upgrade their tokens * */ enum UpgradeState {Unknown, NotAllowed, WaitingForAgent, ReadyToUpgrade, Upgrading}
/** * Somebody has upgraded some of his tokens. */ event Upgrade(address indexed _from, address indexed _to, uint256 _value);
/** * New upgrade agent available. */ event UpgradeAgentSet(address agent);
/** * Do not allow construction without upgrade master set. */ function UpgradeableToken(address _upgradeMaster) { upgradeMaster = _upgradeMaster; }
/** * Allow the token holder to upgrade some of their tokens to a new contract. */ function upgrade(uint256 value) public {
UpgradeState state = getUpgradeState(); if (!(state == UpgradeState.ReadyToUpgrade || state == UpgradeState.Upgrading)) { // Called in a bad state revert(); }
// Validate input value. require (value != 0);
balances[msg.sender] = balances[msg.sender].sub(value);
// Take tokens out from circulation totalSupply = totalSupply.sub(value); totalUpgraded = totalUpgraded.add(value);
// Upgrade agent reissues the tokens upgradeAgent.upgradeFrom(msg.sender, value); Upgrade(msg.sender, upgradeAgent, value); }
/** * Set an upgrade agent that handles */ function setUpgradeAgent(address agent) external {
//the contract should be in a state where we can actually upgrade require(canUpgrade());
//the address of the agent should not be 0 require(agent != address(0)); // Only a master can designate the next agent require(msg.sender == upgradeMaster); // Upgrade has already begun for an agent require(getUpgradeState() != UpgradeState.Upgrading);
upgradeAgent = UpgradeAgent(agent);
// Bad interface require(upgradeAgent.isUpgradeAgent()); // Make sure that token supplies match in source and target require (upgradeAgent.originalSupply() == totalSupply);
UpgradeAgentSet(upgradeAgent); }
/** * Get the state of the token upgrade. */ function getUpgradeState() public constant returns(UpgradeState) { if (!canUpgrade()) { return UpgradeState.NotAllowed; } else if (address(upgradeAgent) == address(0)) { return UpgradeState.WaitingForAgent; } else if (totalUpgraded == 0) { return UpgradeState.ReadyToUpgrade; } else { return UpgradeState.Upgrading; } }
/** * Change the upgrade master. * * This allows us to set a new owner for the upgrade mechanism. */ function setUpgradeMaster(address master) public { require (master != address(0)); require(msg.sender == upgradeMaster); upgradeMaster = master; }
/** * Child contract can enable to provide the condition when the upgrade can begun. */ function canUpgrade() public constant returns(bool) { return true; }
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import "../ownership/Ownable.sol"; import "./ERC20.sol";
/** * Define interface for releasing the token transfer after a successful crowdsale. */ contract ReleasableToken is ERC20, Ownable {
/* The finalizer contract that allows unlift the transfer limits on this token */ address public releaseAgent;
/** A crowdsale contract can release us to the wild if ICO success. If false we are are in transfer lock up period.*/ bool public released = false;
/** Map of agents that are allowed to transfer tokens regardless of the lock down period. These are crowdsale contracts and possible the team multisig itself. */ mapping (address => bool) public transferAgents;
/** * Limit token transfer until the crowdsale is over. * * The tokens needs to be released * OR * The sender needs to be one of the transfer-agents */ modifier canTransfer(address _sender) { if (!released) { if (!transferAgents[_sender]) { revert(); } } _; }
/** * Set the contract that can call release and make the token transferable. * * Design choice. Allow reset the release agent to fix fat finger mistakes. * needs to be specifically set after deploying the contract */ function setReleaseAgent(address addr) onlyOwner inReleaseState(false) public {
// We don't do interface check here as we might want to a normal wallet address to act as a release agent releaseAgent = addr; }
/** * Owner can allow a particular address (a crowdsale contract) to transfer tokens despite the lock up period. */ function setTransferAgent(address addr, bool state) onlyOwner inReleaseState(false) public { transferAgents[addr] = state; }
/** * One way function to release the tokens to the wild. * * Can be called only from the release agent that is the final ICO contract. It is only called if the crowdsale has been success (first milestone reached). */ function releaseTokenTransfer() public onlyReleaseAgent { released = true; }
/** The function can be called only before or after the tokens have been releasesd */ modifier inReleaseState(bool releaseState) { require(releaseState == released); _; }
/** The function can be called only by a whitelisted release agent. */ modifier onlyReleaseAgent() { require(msg.sender == releaseAgent); _; }
function transfer(address _to, uint256 _value) canTransfer(msg.sender) returns (bool success) { // Call StandardToken.transfer() return super.transfer(_to, _value); }
function transferFrom(address _from, address _to, uint256 _value) canTransfer(_from) returns (bool success) { // Call StandardToken.transferForm() return super.transferFrom(_from, _to, _value); }
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import './ERC20.sol'; import '../math/SafeMath.sol';
/** * Standard ERC20 token with Short Hand Attack and approve() race condition mitigation. * * Based on code by FirstBlood: * https://github.com/Firstbloodio/token/blob/master/smart_contract/FirstBloodToken.sol */ contract StandardToken is ERC20 {
using SafeMath for uint256;
/* Token supply got increased and a new owner received these tokens */ event Minted(address receiver, uint256 amount);
/* Actual balances of token holders */ mapping(address => uint256) balances;
/* approve() allowances */ mapping (address => mapping (address => uint256)) allowed;
/* Interface declaration */ function isToken() public constant returns (bool weAre) { return true; }
function transfer(address _to, uint256 _value) returns (bool success) { balances[msg.sender] = balances[msg.sender].sub(_value); balances[_to] = balances[_to].add(_value); Transfer(msg.sender, _to, _value); return true; }
function transferFrom(address _from, address _to, uint256 _value) returns (bool success) { uint256 _allowance = allowed[_from][msg.sender];
balances[_to] = balances[_to].add(_value); balances[_from] = balances[_from].sub(_value); allowed[_from][msg.sender] = _allowance.sub(_value); Transfer(_from, _to, _value); return true; }
function balanceOf(address _owner) constant returns (uint256 balance) { return balances[_owner]; }
function approve(address _spender, uint256 _value) returns (bool success) {
// To change the approve amount you first have to reduce the addresses` // allowance to zero by calling `approve(_spender, 0)` if it is not // already 0 to mitigate the race condition described here: // https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/20#issuecomment-263524729 if ((_value != 0) && (allowed[msg.sender][_spender] != 0)) { revert(); }
allowed[msg.sender][_spender] = _value; Approval(msg.sender, _spender, _value); return true; }
function allowance(address _owner, address _spender) constant returns (uint256 remaining) { return allowed[_owner][_spender]; } } |
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import './ERC20Basic.sol';
/** * @title ERC20 interface * @dev see https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/20 */ contract ERC20 is ERC20Basic { function allowance(address owner, address spender) constant returns (uint256); function transferFrom(address from, address to, uint256 value) returns (bool); function approve(address spender, uint256 value) returns (bool); event Approval(address indexed owner, address indexed spender, uint256 value); } |
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
/** * Upgrade agent interface inspired by Lunyr. * * Upgrade agent transfers tokens to a new contract. * Upgrade agent itself can be the token contract, or just a middle man contract doing the heavy lifting. */ contract UpgradeAgent {
uint public originalSupply;
/** Interface marker */ function isUpgradeAgent() public constant returns (bool) { return true; }
function upgradeFrom(address _from, uint256 _value) public;
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
/** * @title ERC20Basic * @dev Simpler version of ERC20 interface * @dev see https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/179 */ contract ERC20Basic { uint256 public totalSupply; function balanceOf(address who) constant returns (uint256); function transfer(address to, uint256 value) returns (bool); event Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value); } |
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import './StandardToken.sol'; import "./UpgradeableToken.sol"; import "./ReleasableToken.sol"; import "./MintableToken.sol";
/** * A crowdsaled token. * * An ERC-20 token designed specifically for crowdsales with investor protection and further development path. * * - The token transfer() is disabled until the crowdsale is over * - The token contract gives an opt-in upgrade path to a new contract * - The same token can be part of several crowdsales through approve() mechanism * - The token can be capped (supply set in the constructor) or uncapped (crowdsale contract can mint new tokens) * */ contract CrowdsaleToken is ReleasableToken, MintableToken, UpgradeableToken {
/** Name and symbol were updated. */ event UpdatedTokenInformation(string newName, string newSymbol);
string public name;
string public symbol;
uint public decimals;
/** * Construct the token. * * This token must be created through a team multisig wallet, so that it is owned by that wallet. * * @param _name Token name * @param _symbol Token symbol - should be all caps * @param _initialSupply How many tokens we start with * @param _decimals Number of decimal places * @param _mintable Are new tokens created over the crowdsale or do we distribute only the initial supply? Note that when the token becomes transferable the minting always ends. */ function CrowdsaleToken(string _name, string _symbol, uint256 _initialSupply, uint _decimals, bool _mintable) UpgradeableToken(msg.sender) {
// Create any address, can be transferred // to team multisig via changeOwner(), // also remember to call setUpgradeMaster() owner = msg.sender;
name = _name; symbol = _symbol;
totalSupply = _initialSupply;
decimals = _decimals;
// Create initially all balance on the team multisig balances[owner] = totalSupply;
if(totalSupply > 0) { Minted(owner, totalSupply); }
// No more new supply allowed after the token creation if(!_mintable) { mintingFinished = true; require(totalSupply != 0); } }
/** * When token is released to be transferable, enforce no new tokens can be created. */ function releaseTokenTransfer() public onlyReleaseAgent { mintingFinished = true; super.releaseTokenTransfer(); }
/** * Allow upgrade agent functionality kick in only if the crowdsale was success. */ function canUpgrade() public constant returns(bool) { return released && super.canUpgrade(); }
/** * Owner can update token information here. * * It is often useful to conceal the actual token association, until * the token operations, like central issuance or reissuance have been completed. * * This function allows the token owner to rename the token after the operations * have been completed and then point the audience to use the token contract. */ function setTokenInformation(string _name, string _symbol) onlyOwner { name = _name; symbol = _symbol;
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pragma solidity ^0.4.15;
import "./CrowdsaleToken.sol"; import "../fund/Fundable.sol"; import "../token/FundRequestToken.sol";
/** * Creating an instance of CrowdsaleToken, for the specific reason that we'll need an entrypoint * to the fundrequest contracts with a mandate to tokens * */ contract DefaultFundRequestToken is FundRequestToken, CrowdsaleToken {
Fundable public fundRequestContract;
function DefaultFundRequestToken(string _name, string _symbol, uint256 _initialSupply, uint _decimals, bool _mintable) CrowdsaleToken(_name, _symbol, _initialSupply, _decimals, _mintable) { //constructor }
/** * only the owner of the FundRequestToken should be able to set the fundrequest entrypoint */ function setFundRequestContractAddress(address _fundRequestContractAddress) onlyOwner { fundRequestContract = Fundable(_fundRequestContractAddress); }
function transferFunding(uint256 value, bytes32 data) { require(address(fundRequestContract) != address(0)); super.transfer(fundRequestContract, value); bool success = fundRequestContract.fund(msg.sender, value, data); require(success); } } |
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/* abstraction of our FundRequestToken */ contract FundRequestToken {
function isFundRequestToken() public constant returns (bool) { return true; } } |
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The Java EE 7 Tutorial
15.1 Determining Whether You Need a Custom Component or Renderer
The JavaServer Faces implementation supports a very basic set of components and associated renderers. This section helps you to decide whether you can use standard components and renderers in your application or need a custom component or custom renderer.
15.1.1 When to Use a Custom Component
A component class defines the state and behavior of a UI component. This behavior includes converting the value of a component to the appropriate markup, queuing events on components, performing validation, and any other behavior related to how the component interacts with the browser and the request-processing lifecycle.
You need to create a custom component in the following situations.
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You need to add new behavior to a standard component, such as generating an additional type of event (for example, notifying another part of the page that something changed in this component as a result of user interaction).
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You need to take a different action in the request processing of the value of a component from what is available in any of the existing standard components.
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You want to take advantage of an HTML capability offered by your target browser, but none of the standard JavaServer Faces components take advantage of the capability in the way you want, if at all. The current release does not contain standard components for complex HTML components, such as frames; however, because of the extensibility of the component architecture, you can use JavaServer Faces technology to create components like these. The Duke's Bookstore case study creates custom components that correspond to the HTML
map
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You need to render to a non-HTML client that requires extra components not supported by HTML. Eventually, the standard HTML render kit will provide support for all standard HTML components. However, if you are rendering to a different client, such as a phone, you might need to create custom components to represent the controls uniquely supported by the client. For example, some component architectures for wireless clients include support for tickers and progress bars, which are not available on an HTML client. In this case, you might also need a custom renderer along with the component, or you might need only a custom renderer.
You do not need to create a custom component in the following cases.
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You need to aggregate components to create a new component that has its own unique behavior. In this situation, you can use a composite component to combine existing standard components. For more information on composite components, see Composite Components and Chapter 14, "Composite Components: Advanced Topics and an Example".
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You simply need to manipulate data on the component or add application-specific functionality to it. In this situation, you should create a managed bean for this purpose and bind it to the standard component rather than create a custom component. See Managed Beans in JavaServer Faces Technology for more information on managed beans.
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You need to convert a component's data to a type not supported by its renderer. See Using the Standard Converters for more information about converting a component's data.
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You need to perform validation on the component data. Standard validators and custom validators can be added to a component by using the validator tags from the page. See Using the Standard Validators and Creating and Using a Custom Validator for more information about validating a component's data.
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You need to register event listeners on components. You can either register event listeners on components using the
f:valueChangeListener
andf:actionListener
tags, or you can point at an event-processing method on a managed bean using the component'sactionListener
orvalueChangeListener
attributes. See Implementing an Event Listener and Writing Managed Bean Methods for more information.
15.1.2 When to Use a Custom Renderer
A renderer, which generates the markup to display a component on a web page, allows you to separate the semantics of a component from its appearance. By keeping this separation, you can support different kinds of client devices with the same kind of authoring experience. You can think of a renderer as a "client adapter." It produces output suitable for consumption and display by the client and accepts input from the client when the user interacts with that component.
If you are creating a custom component, you need to ensure, among other things, that your component class performs these operations that are central to rendering the component:
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Decoding: Converting the incoming request parameters to the local value of the component
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Encoding: Converting the current local value of the component into the corresponding markup that represents it in the response
The JavaServer Faces specification supports two programming models for handling encoding and decoding.
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Direct implementation: The component class itself implements the decoding and encoding.
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Delegated implementation: The component class delegates the implementation of encoding and decoding to a separate renderer.
By delegating the operations to the renderer, you have the option of associating your custom component with different renderers so that you can render the component on different clients. If you don't plan to render a particular component on different clients, it may be simpler to let the component class handle the rendering. However, a separate renderer enables you to preserve the separation of semantics from appearance. The Duke's Bookstore application separates the renderers from the components, although it renders only to HTML 4 web browsers.
If you aren't sure whether you will need the flexibility offered by separate renderers but you want to use the simpler direct-implementation approach, you can actually use both models. Your component class can include some default rendering code, but it can delegate rendering to a renderer if there is one.
15.1.3 Component, Renderer, and Tag Combinations
When you create a custom component, you can create a custom renderer to go with it. To associate the component with the renderer and to reference the component from the page, you will also need a custom tag.
Although you need to write the custom component and renderer, there is no need to write code for a custom tag (called a tag handler). If you specify the component and renderer combination, Facelets creates the tag handler automatically.
In rare situations, you might use a custom renderer with a standard component rather than a custom component. Or you might use a custom tag without a renderer or a component. This section gives examples of these situations and summarizes what is required for a custom component, renderer, and tag.
You would use a custom renderer without a custom component if you wanted to add some client-side validation on a standard component. You would implement the validation code with a client-side scripting language, such as JavaScript, and then render the JavaScript with the custom renderer. In this situation, you need a custom tag to go with the renderer so that its tag handler can register the renderer on the standard component.
Custom components as well as custom renderers need custom tags associated with them. However, you can have a custom tag without a custom renderer or custom component. For example, suppose that you need to create a custom validator that requires extra attributes on the validator tag. In this case, the custom tag corresponds to a custom validator and not to a custom component or custom renderer. In any case, you still need to associate the custom tag with a server-side object.
Table 15-1 summarizes what you must or can associate with a custom component, custom renderer, or custom tag.
Table 15-1 Requirements for Custom Components, Custom Renderers, and Custom Tags
| Custom Item | Must Have | Can Have |
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Custom component |
Custom tag |
Custom renderer or standard renderer |
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Custom renderer |
Custom tag |
Custom component or standard component |
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Custom JavaServer Faces tag |
Some server-side object, like a component, a custom renderer, or custom validator |
Custom component or standard component associated with a custom renderer |


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readConfig(File)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
JamParamters
Reads in the supplied file and configures the ParameterCollection
readConfig(String)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
JamParamters
Reads in a config file at the specified (absolute) path.
readState(DataInputStream)
- Method in class ec.util.
MersenneTwisterFast
Reads the entire state of the MersenneTwister RNG from the stream
recombine(NoteTree, NoteTree)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution.
TreeBreeder
Performs crossover on two passed NoteTrees in-situ.
relative(Pitch, int)
- Static method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.playback.
MIDI
reload()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.pd.
Configure
Reloads the file or completely restarts the evolution if running.
remove(Object)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution.
NoteContext
remove(int)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution.
NoteContext
removeNotes(NoteSequence)
- Method in exception net.parallaxed.bluejam.exceptions.
SequenceException
This method does nothing.
removeNotes(NoteSequence)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteCollection
Removes a note from the NoteSequence.
removeNotes(NoteSequence)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteLeaf
This method simply sets the parent to null, if the passed NoteSequence == this.
removeNotes(NoteSequence)
- Method in interface net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteSequence
Removes a note from the NoteSequence.
removeNotes(NoteSequence)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteTree
Deletes a branch from this Node and left-shifts all remaining children.
rest
- Variable in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Note
Whether or not this note is a rest.
rest()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Note
RHYTHM
- Static variable in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Mutable
This note can have it's duration increased/decreased (in the note tree implementation, this note can change it's level in the tree).
rhythm
- Variable in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Note
Once evaluated, this value stores the current rhythm of the note.
rhythm()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Note
Only accessed when initially adding this NoteLeaf to a NoteTree.
rhythm(Rhythm)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Note
Only accessed when initially adding this NoteLeaf to a NoteTree.
rhythm(Rhythm)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteLeaf
To honour locking.
Rhythm
- Enum in
net.parallaxed.bluejam
This Enum contains all the rhythm's BlueJam supports.
rhythmDepth(Rhythm)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
NoteTree
Tree depth is calculated by taking the logarithm of the rhythmic fraction to the base 2, and adding 1.
RhythmException
- Exception in
net.parallaxed.bluejam.exceptions
Thrown when the rhythm of a note fails validation.
RhythmException(Note)
- Constructor for exception net.parallaxed.bluejam.exceptions.
RhythmException
Constructs the exception with a reference to the note that failed validation.
RhythmInitializer
- Class in
net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution
Initializes Rhythm and other contextual properties for a passed note sequence using a static probabilistic model.
rootPitch()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
JamParamters
Returns the root pitch of this configuration as a type Pitch.
rootPitch(Pitch)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
JamParamters
Sets the root pitch of this Jam
round1(ArrayList<Individual>, int)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution.
SelectTournament
Round 1 performs a negative selection favouring the worst individuals.
round2(ArrayList<Individual>)
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.evolution.
SelectTournament
Further compares the fitness of the individuals.
run()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Evolve
Runs the main evolution thread.
run()
- Method in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.gui.actions.
ExitAction
running
- Variable in class net.parallaxed.bluejam.
Evolve
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Summary from Chris Wilmer on MMT RCS
This is the procedure I followed to add new grating data
for XIDL. The refurbished Red Channel Spectrograph on the
MMT has the choice of several gratings. Two of these are
the 600-6310 and 1200-7700. The 600-6310 was already
included so the present case is for 1200-7700
One problem encountered using the Red Channel Spectrograph, was the
lack of a good table of HeNeAr lines in the 9400-10300 AA region of
the spectrum. At the telescope I carried out a long series of
integrations of arcs that allowed me creating a "super-HeNeAr"
exposure bringing out the fainter lines. This was done by
co-adding the _raw_ frames. This is important since the spectral
interval of the arcs and science frames must be the same
(at least that is what I think is true). This description
has the XIDL distribution stored in an ~/idl/ directory:
mmt_1200_10300_shifted.lst
mmt_1200_10300_shifted.fits
spec = mrdfits('mmt_1200_10300_shifted',0)
archive_arc = spec
save, archive_arc, calib,filename='mmt_red_1200_10300_shifted.sav'
~/idl/xidl/Spec/Longslit/calib/
long_reduce,'n1.par',linelist='mmt_1200_10300_shifted.lst',$
reid_file='mmt_red_1200_10300_shifted.sav'
To include these some of the code has to be updated:
xidl/Spec/Longslit/pro/General/long_reduce_params.pro
For this, one has to find the lines corresponding to
this telescope (mmt) and instrument. The MMT FITS
keyword for a grating is "DISPERSE":
ENDIF ELSE IF strmatch(telescope, 'mmt') THEN BEGIN
bsp = 0.72
box_rad = 7
PEAK_SMTH = 10.0D
IF strmatch(detector, 'mmtblue*') then BEGIN
grating = strcompress(sxpar(scihdr, 'DISPERSE'), /rem)
CASE grating OF
'300GPM': skyfile = GETENV('LONGSLIT_DIR') + $
'/calib/sky/mmt_sky_bcs_300.sav'
'800GPM': skyfile = GETENV('LONGSLIT_DIR') + $
'/calib/sky/mmt_sky_bcs_800.sav'
ELSE: message, 'ERROR: Unknown grating'
ENDCASE
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
grating = strcompress(sxpar(scihdr, 'DISPERSE'), /rem)
CASE grating OF
'600-6310': skyfile = GETENV('LONGSLIT_DIR') + $
'/calib/sky/mmt_sky_rcs_600.sav'
'1200-7700': skyfile = GETENV('LONGSLIT_DIR') + $
'/calib/sky/mmy_sky_rcs_1200_7700_red.sav'
ELSE: message, 'ERROR: Unknown grating', grating
endcase
~/idl/xidl
...
9534.1629 1 Ne I
9657.786 1 Ar I
...
This is stored normally at
~/idl/xidl/Spec/Arcs/Lists
x_identify, spec, calib, linelist='mmt_1200_10300_shifted.lst',$
lineroot='~/idl/xidl/Spec/Arcs/Lists'
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It remains for me to give instructions for the actual preparation, distinguishing the two cases, with or without water. In both cases, the vegetables must first be washed very carefully. With plenty of water, brush the root vegetables and cut and detach the leaves from the leafy vegetables, in a way that ensures a thorough cleaning. At the same time, all wilted, wormy, or otherwise questionable parts of the vegetable are to be removed. There is no question of peeling the root vegetables, the skin of which is an inseparable ingredient. Then cut the vegetables. The fineness of the cutting is not dictated; the Korean custom is to cut the leaves significantly less than in sauerkraut, and to cut the roots into small sticks, two or three times larger than fries. The coarser the cutting, the slower the fermentation. For cucumbers, the fermentation of which is generally very rapid, we sometimes limit ourselves to cutting each cucumber into four quarters. For green tomatoes, generally intended to be kept for several months, even all winter, they are sometimes left whole. (Red tomatoes are not suitable for the preparation of Kimchi, as fermentation tends to reduce them to mush.) Of course, the shape of the cut is a matter of tradition, and the bacteria, I think, don't care— thus in Egypt, carrots are cut into rings, not into sticks.
The simplest preparation is Kimchi with water. We put the cut vegetables in a jar so that it is more or less full, cover them with cool water, add salt (to taste), and then the aromatics, as explained in part 2. If you have ginger, just cut it into thin strips, without crushing them with a mortar. We cover the jar, put it in a suitable quiet place, and we’re done.
For Kimchi without water, you must first crush the aromatics in a mortar. I crush them together with salt, which facilitates the formation of the aromatic paste through simultaneous grinding. When it comes to vegetables without leaves, i.e. only roots, one mixes the cut vegetables with the ground herbs and salt in a bowl, doing it several times over if necessary, carefully piling up and tamping the mixed vegetables in the pot. One then rinses the mortar and the bowl with about half a glass of water, as well as one’s hands, so as to recover all the spices; the water collected at the bottom of the bowl is then poured over the vegetables in the pot and is used to initiate fermentation. If the vegetables are dry enough, we will then be more generous with the amount of water with aromatics added to begin.
The process is the same for Kimchi without water made with leafy vegetables, except that there is an additional step in the preparation, which is very important. This step is essential in particular to ensure normal fermentation. We pile up the leaves which we have washed and possibly cut (in the case of large-sized leaves) in one or more bowls or pails, sprinkling them with salt as we go and tamping the leaves well, especially if they are rather rough. It may also be good to sprinkle them with a little water (in a bowl next to you) as you pile up the leaves in the container. Then cover with the inverted sieve, or with a cloth, and let it sit for a few hours, or one night at most. The purpose of this operation is to let the salt begin to enter the leaf to wilt it. (It can be useful, after a few hours, to turn the vegetables over, so that the salt water accumulated at the bottom passes over the vegetables again, if they aren’t “drooping” enough yet.) By this method, the vegetables are compacted and will go in the jar more easily, and start to make juice as soon as you squeeze them by pushing down on them. However, the leaves should not be left to macerate for so long in the bowl, that they already begin to produce their own juice, which would then be lost.
When the leaves have macerated enough, wash them in plenty of water, and drain them through a sieve or sieves. The salt used in the preliminary maceration is thus lost— you should not think about using the salt water at the bottom of the bowl for the Kimchi we’re going to prepare! Once the leaves are drained, we mix them with the spices and put them in jars as before.
It is even more important here to pack the leaves well in the jar, as we pile them up, by pressing them down with our fists and all our weight, or with a wooden ladle. There must indeed be no air trapped in the mass of Kimchi (this also applies to root vegetables), and moreover, the vegetable juice must come out enough to cover the entire surface of the vegetable. It is common in Korea, for some vegetables composed of roots and leaves, such as radishes, not to separate the roots from the leaves, therefore macerating the roots at the same time as the attached tops. This makes a particularly appetizing Kimchi, for both the eye and for the mouth. The difficulty, however, comes in piling these vegetables in the jar, both without crushing them and without leaving an air pocket anywhere. This is how I had misfortune with a jar of Chinese radish Kimchi that started to turn. I managed to fix it by separating the leaves and roots, recutting the roots etc. … this is one of the two cases discussed above. Subsequently, I have preferred to prepare the roots and the tops separately.
For cucumbers, which are vegetables that are easily crushed, mixing them with the spices must be done with delicacy, as well as putting them in the jar, under risk of reducing them to a pulp. Cucumber Kimchi tends to ferment quickly and it’s not a question of making a Kimchi out of them with a long shelf life, except for leaving them whole, or possibly accompanied by green tomatoes. When it comes to using cucumbers cut into sticks, it will hardly keep more than one or two weeks, and the question of air pockets arises very little, especially since it settles by itself without having to press with any effort. Cucumber Kimchi is particularly delicious. Towards the end it tends to go a little mushy, which gives it a less appetizing appearance, while its taste is still delicious. The best thing is to use it in soups, which get a very refreshing and delicate taste, thanks to the fermented cucumbers.


Ekans has some fairly unique traits that can make it worth using in Petit Cup. With access to its signature move, Glare, Ekans is the most consistent way of paralyzing Ground-type threats, most notably Diglett, which makes it valuable support. It also has fairly decent offensive options, including QuakeSlide coverage, Mega Drain, and Body Slam. To top it all off, Ekans also has access to Wrap alongside Glare, which can potentially be game-ending in Game Boy formats.
However, Ekans is bogged down by a myriad of issues. For starters, its bulk is very middling and not helped at all by its typing. Combined with its average Speed, Pokémon like Abra and Diglett can abuse it quite well. Its HP is also low enough to the point it requires at least two levels invested to get out of Dragon Rage 2HKO range, which not all teams can necessarily afford. As if this wasn't enough, Ekans has no STAB to speak of outside of the very weak Poison Sting, which heavily limits its offensive prowess, despite its otherwise great movepool. Glare itself is also an inconsistent move, having only 75% accuracy, which makes attempting to paralyze Pokémon like Sandshrew a bit risky if it goes wrong. In addition, due to Ekans's Speed, Substitute can and will prevent Glare from working if the target is faster. Due to these issues, Ekans has issues fitting into the metagame despite its fairly positive traits.
Level: 27
- Glare
- Rock Slide
- Earthquake
- Body Slam
Ekans should primarily be used for Glare; as such, it's a ubiquitous choice on most Ekans movesets. Rock Slide and Earthquake compliment each other almost perfectly in terms of coverage, allowing Ekans to hit almost the entire metagame for super-effective damage. Body Slam rounds out the moveset for spreading paralysis while dealing more damage than Rock Slide, covering potential Flying-type switch-ins and Exeggcute more effectively. Ekans should be at least L27 to stay out of 2HKO range from Dragon Rage at full health, allowing it to switch in and try to paralyze the target.
Ekans is fairly straightforward from a strategic standpoint. Ekans is a decent Pokémon in the early game by virtue of Glare alone, but its typing and bulk tend to make it risky. Once its counters have been removed, namely Pokémon like Abra, Ekans tends to shine. Once a team has been paralyzed, Ekans's job is done, and it should spend the rest of the game utilizing its coverage to deal as much damage as possible.
Wrap can be used alongside Glare for more effective use in Yellow Petit Cup, as well as its strong pivoting qualities. However, it also has utility in Stadium for cheesing a final Pokémon. Mega Drain is also notable for helping Ekans fight off Geodude and Omanyte, while recovering vast amounts of HP in the process.
Abra: Abra is an extremely big threat to Ekans, OHKOing it with Psychic even with maximum level difference. The only way Ekans can win is if Abra has been paralyzed on switch-in after taking chip damage, where its Earthquake can deal up to 80% damage. Generally though, this is inconsistent at best. The only option Ekans has once Abra is in, unless it's paralyzed, is to switch out.
Exeggcute: Exeggcute's bulk makes it near-impossible for Ekans to break through, with Ekans dealing a maximum of 20.4% to it with Body Slam. In return, Exeggcute can 2HKO Ekans with Psychic. Should Exeggcute be particularly damaged, it can potentially OHKO Ekans with Explosion if there's a high enough level difference.
Ground-types: Despite being the purpose of Ekans, it remains risky to attempt to paralyze them with Glare due to its typing. It will take super-effective damage from their Earthquakes, which can incapacitate it. For instance, Sandshrew's Earthquake at L25 will OHKO an L27 Ekans almost 80% of the time. Due to this issue, Ekans will tend to only paralyze these threats switching in.
Substitute: In similar fashion to Paras and its Spore, Ekans has issues landing Glare if the target has Substitute. However, this issue runs deeper than simply not being fast enough to do it, as Ekans also has poor damage output that cannot be boosted through moves like Swords Dance. As a result, not only does it have issues breaking Substitutes used by bulky threats, it also can't land its paralysis through it.
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