Maqetta 10 Release Notes
The Maqetta 10 release includes the following updates:
- Source edits are non undo-able -
If you change HTML source code in the Maqetta source editor
(either in source view or one of the split views), those changes
are now undoable. This new feature might be particularly important
for users who accidentally made source code changes that confuse the
Maqetta HTML parser, previously resulting in either a blank page or
a red screen of death (with lost work), but now users can click on the
Undo button on the toolbar to revert their source code changes.
- Source editing improvements for mobile applications -
We fixed some problems when doing source editing of multi-view mobile applications.
Previously, sometimes after source changes, the page and type-in cursor would
jump back to the top of the file.
- Can now re-order application states using drag/drop -
In the Scenes palette, you can now re-order application states by dragging one of the
existing application states to a new position. Note that the Background state cannot be re-ordered.
It is locked in the first position.
- Updated to Eclipse Orion 1.0 -
Previous versions of Maqetta embedded pre-release versions of Eclipse Orion.
With Release 10, Maqetta now embeds Orion 1.0.
- Different behavior when Publishing a review -
In previous releases, when you created a new review and clicked on the Publish button
in the Create Review wizard, the application would open up a review session within
the author's running copy of Maqetta. With Release 10, we no longer open a review session
when clicking on Publish. The user has to open review HTML files manually.
- User actual name -
In various parts of the UI, Maqetta now shows the user's real name
(e.g., John Smith) instead of the user's email (johnsmith@example.com).
- Small "x" icon added to widget palette filter box -
There is now a small "x" that appears in the filter box for the widget palette
whenever there is at least one character typed into the filter box. THe "x" icon
clears the filter box.
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getArrivalAirport()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getArrivalDate()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getArrivalTime()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getCalendar()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.controller.
DateTimeFragment
getCarType()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getCheckIn()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getCheckOut()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getConfirmationNumber()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getCost()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getCount()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.
MainActivity.SectionsPagerAdapter
getDepartureAirport()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getDepartureDate()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getDepartureTime()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getFlightDao()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.db.
TripsDatabase
getFlightNumber()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getFlightRewards()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getHotelAddress()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getHotelConfirmation()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getHotelDao()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.db.
TripsDatabase
getHotelName()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getHotelPhone()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getHotelRewards()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Person
getId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getInstance(Context)
- Static method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.db.
TripsDatabase
getItem(int)
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.
MainActivity.SectionsPagerAdapter
getListener()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.controller.
DateTimeFragment
getMode()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.controller.
DateTimeFragment
getNameOnRentalReservation()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getNameOnResrvation()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getPassengerName()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getPersonDao()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.db.
TripsDatabase
getPersonId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Flight
getPersonId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getPersonId()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalCompanyAddress()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalCompanyName()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalCompanyPhone()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalConfirmation()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalCost()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalPickUp()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalReturn()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRentalRewards()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Transportation
getRoomType()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.entity.
Hotel
getTransportationDao()
- Method in class deepdive.cnm.edu.trips.model.db.
TripsDatabase
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.fop.events |
Subsystem for reporting events inside FOP to client applications.
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| org.apache.fop.fo |
Classes, constants and basic infrastructure for the FO tree.
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| org.apache.fop.fo.extensions |
Base classes for implementing extensions to XSL-FO.
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| org.apache.fop.fo.extensions.destination |
Classes to support named destinations (only relevant for PDF output)
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| org.apache.fop.fo.flow |
All the block- and inline-level flow formatting objects.
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| org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table | |
| org.apache.fop.fo.pagination |
All the pagination and declaration formatting objects.
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| org.apache.fop.fo.pagination.bookmarks |
Formatting objects for bookmarks as defined since XSL 1.1.
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| org.apache.fop.render.afp.extensions | |
| org.apache.fop.render.pdf.extensions | |
| org.apache.fop.render.ps.extensions |
Extensions specific to the PostScript Renderer.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Class<ValidationException> |
ValidationExceptionFactory.getExceptionClass() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PropertyList.addAttributesToList(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes)
Adds the attributes, passed in by the parser to the PropertyList.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.columnCountErrorOnRegionBodyOverflowScroll(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
If overflow property is set to "scroll", a column-count other than "1" may not be specified.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.duplicateFlowNameInPageSequence(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String flowName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
There are multiple flows with the same name.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.emptyDocument(java.lang.Object source)
No FO document was found.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.flowNameNotMapped(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String flowName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A flow name could not be mapped to a region.
|
protected void |
PropertyList.handleInvalidProperty(org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName attr)
Handles an invalid property.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.idNotUnique(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String id,
boolean canRecover,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
An id was used twice in a document.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.illegalRegionName(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String regionName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
An illegal region name was used.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.invalidChild(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName offendingNode,
java.lang.String ruleViolated,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
An invalid child was encountered.
|
protected void |
FONode.invalidChildError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String lName)
Helper function to return "invalid child" exceptions
(e.g.,
fo:block appearing immediately under fo:root ) |
protected void |
FONode.invalidChildError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String parentName,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String lName,
java.lang.String ruleViolated)
Helper function to return "invalid child" exceptions with more
complex validation rules (i.e., needing more explanation of the problem)
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.invalidFORoot(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
fo:root must be root.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.invalidProperty(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName attr,
boolean canRecover,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
An invalid property was found.
|
protected void |
FONode.invalidPropertyValueError(java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.String propertyValue,
java.lang.Exception e)
Helper function to throw an error caused by an invalid property
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.masterNameNotUnique(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String name,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
There are multiple page masters defined with the same name.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.masterNotFound(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String masterReference,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A page master could not be found.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.missingChildElement(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String contentModel,
boolean canRecover,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A required child element is missing.
|
protected void |
FONode.missingChildElementError(java.lang.String contentModel)
Helper function to throw an error caused by missing mandatory child elements.
|
protected void |
FONode.missingChildElementError(java.lang.String contentModel,
boolean canRecover)
Helper function to throw an error caused by missing mandatory child elements.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.missingLinkDestination(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
Missing internal-/external-destination on basic-link or bookmark.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.missingProperty(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String propertyName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
An element is missing a required property.
|
protected void |
FONode.missingPropertyError(java.lang.String propertyName)
Helper function to throw an error caused by missing mandatory properties
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.nodeOutOfOrder(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String tooLateNode,
java.lang.String tooEarlyNode,
boolean canRecover,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
The node order is wrong.
|
protected void |
FONode.nodesOutOfOrderError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String tooLateNode,
java.lang.String tooEarlyNode)
Helper function to standardize "out of order" exceptions
(e.g.,
fo:layout-master-set appearing after fo:page-sequence ) |
protected void |
FONode.nodesOutOfOrderError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String tooLateNode,
java.lang.String tooEarlyNode,
boolean canRecover)
Helper function to standardize "out of order" exceptions
(e.g., fo:layout-master-set appearing after fo:page-sequence)
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.nonZeroBorderPaddingOnRegion(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
java.lang.String regionName,
boolean canRecover,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A non-zero border and/or padding has been encountered on a region.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.notSupportedChild(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName offendingNode,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A valid but not yet supported child was encountered.
|
protected void |
FONode.notSupportedChildError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String lName)
Helper function to return "not supported child" exceptions.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.regionNameMappedToMultipleRegionClasses(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String regionName,
java.lang.String defaultRegionClass1,
java.lang.String defaultRegionClass2,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
A region name is mapped to multiple region classes.
|
void |
FOValidationEventProducer.tooManyNodes(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName offendingNode,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
Too many child nodes.
|
protected void |
FONode.tooManyNodesError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName offendingNode)
Helper function to standardize "too many" error exceptions
(e.g., two
fo:declarations within fo:root ) |
protected void |
FONode.tooManyNodesError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String offendingNode)
Helper function to standardize "too many" error exceptions
(e.g., two fo:declarations within fo:root)
This overloaded method helps make the caller code better self-documenting
|
protected void |
FONode.tooManyNodesError(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String lName)
Helper function to standardize "too many" error exceptions
(e.g., two fo:declarations within fo:root)
|
protected static void |
FONode.validateChildNode(FONode fo,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String namespaceURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Static version of
FONode.validateChildNode(Locator, String, String) that
can be used by subclasses that need to validate children against a different node
(for example: fo:wrapper needs to check if the incoming node is a
valid child to its parent) |
protected void |
XMLObj.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
FONode.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String namespaceURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
ExternalDocument.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
Destination.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Marker.MarkerPropertyList.addAttributesToList(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes)
Override that doesn't convert the attributes to
Property
instances, but simply stores the attributes for later processing. |
protected void |
Leader.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
AbstractPageNumberCitation.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
MultiProperties.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
BasicLink.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
FootnoteBody.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
ExternalGraphic.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
BlockContainer.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
PageNumber.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Wrapper.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
AbstractRetrieveMarker.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Inline.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
ListBlock.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
InstreamForeignObject.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Marker.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
ChangeBar.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String namespaceURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
MultiCase.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Content Model: (#PCDATA|%inline;|%block)*
|
protected void |
ListItem.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Character.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
MultiSwitch.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
MultiPropertySet.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
MultiToggle.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Float.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
InlineContainer.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
InitialPropertySet.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Block.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Footnote.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
AbstractListItemPart.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
TablePart.finishLastRowGroup()
Finish last row group.
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void |
TableEventProducer.footerOrderCannotRecover(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
The table-footer was found after the table-body.
|
void |
TableEventProducer.noMixRowsAndCells(java.lang.Object source,
java.lang.String elementName,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
No mixing of table-rows and table-cells is allowed for direct children of table-body.
|
void |
TableEventProducer.tooManyCells(java.lang.Object source,
org.xml.sax.Locator loc)
Column-number or number of cells in the row overflows the number of fo:table-column
specified for the table.
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protected void |
Table.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TablePart.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TableCaption.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TableColumn.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TableAndCaption.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TableRow.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
TableCell.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
LayoutMasterSet.addPageSequenceMaster(java.lang.String masterName,
PageSequenceMaster pSM)
Add a page sequence master.
|
protected void |
LayoutMasterSet.addSimplePageMaster(SimplePageMaster sPM)
Add a simple page master.
|
void |
RepeatablePageMasterReference.resolveReferences(LayoutMasterSet layoutMasterSet)
called by the parent LayoutMasterSet to resolve object references
from simple page master reference names
|
void |
SubSequenceSpecifier.resolveReferences(LayoutMasterSet layoutMasterSet)
called by the parent LayoutMasterSet to resolve object references
from simple page master reference names
|
void |
RepeatablePageMasterAlternatives.resolveReferences(LayoutMasterSet layoutMasterSet)
called by the parent LayoutMasterSet to resolve object references
from simple page master reference names
|
void |
ConditionalPageMasterReference.resolveReferences(LayoutMasterSet layoutMasterSet)
called by the parent RepeatablePageMasterAlternatives to resolve object references
from simple page master reference names
|
void |
SinglePageMasterReference.resolveReferences(LayoutMasterSet layoutMasterSet)
called by the parent LayoutMasterSet to resolve object references
from simple page master reference names
|
protected void |
Root.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
FONode child) |
protected void |
RepeatablePageMasterReference.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
PageSequence.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
RepeatablePageMasterAlternatives.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
PageSequenceMaster.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Flow.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
ColorProfile.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Title.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
LayoutMasterSet.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Root.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
SimplePageMaster.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Region.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
StaticContent.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
ConditionalPageMasterReference.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
SinglePageMasterReference.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
PageSequenceWrapper.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Declarations.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
BookmarkTree.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
BookmarkTitle.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
protected void |
Bookmark.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
AbstractAFPExtensionObject.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
PDFDocumentInformationElement.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String namespaceURI,
java.lang.String localName) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
AbstractPSExtensionElement.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Blocks XSL FO's from having non-FO parents.
|
protected void |
AbstractPSExtensionObject.validateChildNode(org.xml.sax.Locator loc,
java.lang.String nsURI,
java.lang.String localName)
Checks to make sure, during SAX processing of input document, that the
incoming node is valid for this (parent) node (e.g., checking to
see that
fo:table is not an immediate child of fo:root )
called from FOTreeBuilder.startElement(String, String, String, Attributes)
before constructing the child FObj . |
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Yep - I love surfing eBay every once in a while. I might even be able to make a living doing it if I had the attention span of an adult. I swear I only log in once a month at the most (averaged throughout a year). Every time I end up buying some sort of bargain. I spend no more than five minutes. I usually do it when some object crosses my mind for a random reason. I search for the item and then look at a grand total of two pages. The first is buy-now just listed page - only place you find giant buy now bargains. The second page is auction-only ending soonest. That's it. If I see a bargain I buy it.
Let's recap that last 6 months or so.
- Pristine - like new Nikon FM black paint WITH a pristine Nikon AIS 50mm F 1.8 $100
- Mint I do meant MINT Nikon FM2 crome $125
- Perfect Nikon F3 HP WITH 50mm AI 2.0 $125
- Rolleiflex TLR w/ 2.8 Xenar Schneider $100
- Mint Leica 90mm 2.8 Latest pre-elmarit (this is very very good) $495
I could go on and on if I do all of last year but I won't. Today I scored a really nice 50mm AIS 1.4. Yes a 1.4. For $99 in a just listed buy it now. This is at least 50 bucks better than most of the ones I see that are also "bargains". This is a fantastic deal even if you shoot digital.  Shoot DX? How about a really nice fast portrait lens. How can this thing NOT be worth $99?
Oh it has a 7 day return policy so I will shoot it as soon as it gets here. What do I end up doing with this stuff you ask? Well...
- Use it - I still shoot film and it works on my digital stuff as well.  It really is nice not having to worry about my gear getting hurt. I have a ton of backups. I have like 4 50mm AIS Nikon 1.4 lenses. I have a million Nikon $100 film bodies that are mechanical shooting beasts and a bunch of "obsolete" digital as well. I love shooting in the rain or "dangerous" places like a bar with gear that I have a bunch more at home and only cost me a few dollars. Guess what - none of it has been hurt. Maybe I need to be more risky? Anyway you slice it it is good way to relax vs $10,000 worth of new digital gear. If you think that won't make a difference in your images you are probably wrong.
- Play with it - yep. I love playing with this stuff and it's cheap.
- Give it away - Yes I give it to deserving people that actually care about making images. My daughter is delighted with the Nikon film kit I gave her last summer. Remember when you were a kid - wouldn't you like to have gotten something like that "out of the blue".
- Sell it - occasionally I will sell it at a profit. There are a ton of trends I have seen over the last few years that I could have made money on if I was concentrating on it. Sometimes I have just because I knew a few items were bargains, bought them because I was familiar with how great the gear was, sold them at an immense profit because I got a bargain of a bargain - a low priced item in a temporarily depressed market, a year and a half ago there was a bunch of Hasselblad gear going for idiotically low prices. I got a few really really good deals and guess what. The prices shot up across the board last year so I unloaded some of it. Not all of it - the profit paid for a lot of my acquisitions.
Here is my new beauty of a 50mm - nice huh? Ob it came with a Nikon hood as well.
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“A Coup Begets Another Coup”: Presidential Advisor Warns Of Another Coup In Cryptic Tweet
by Timothy NdoroPresidential Advisor Warns Of Another Coup
Trevor Ncube a member of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Advisory Council (PAC) has seemingly warned that another coup may be imminent. Ncube who is the owner of Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) and one of the Presidential Advisors posted a cryptic social media post in which he seems to warn that there will be another coup in Zimbabwe.
Writing on micro-blogging site Twitter, Ncube said,
The presidential advisor did not elaborate further on his cryptic tweet but posted another one a few minutes later in which he argued that people should only be loyal to their countries and not to their political parties or presidents. Said Ncube,
It’s curious to note though, that a military intelligence directorate linked website, Spotlight Zimbabwe, has been claiming, that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s removal was imminent for the better part of this year. While some of the claims seem spurious and fantastic, the website accurately predicted the military coup against former President Robert Mugabe back in 2017. According to the reports, the military is unhappy with the way the economy has deteriorated under Mnangagwa.
Ncube was a rabid critic of former President Robert Mugabe and his policies. However, he seems to have had a change of heart after Mnangagwa, Mugabe’s right-hand man and alleged chief enforcer over many years came into power in November 2017.
Ironically, Mnangagwa deposed his former mentor via a military coup, a great betrayal that Mugabe never forgave him for. The former President died a bitter man and refused to be buried at the National Heroes Acre because he did not wish to give Mnangagwa a chance to pontificate over his body.
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High Priest Orven:
The gods challenge us with yet another trial as we prepare to confront Antharas. We must postpone our attack. Return to Gabrielle, she will tell you all about what has happened.


Class: Aws::ECS::Types::ContainerInstance
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Overview
An EC2 instance that is running the Amazon ECS agent and has been registered with a cluster.
Returned by:
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#agent_connected ⇒ Boolean
This parameter returns
true
if the agent is actually connected to Amazon ECS. -
#agent_update_status ⇒ String
The status of the most recent agent update.
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#attributes ⇒ Array<Types::Attribute>
The attributes set for the container instance by the Amazon ECS container agent at instance registration.
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#container_instance_arn ⇒ String
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the container instance.
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#ec2_instance_id ⇒ String
The EC2 instance ID of the container instance.
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#pending_tasks_count ⇒ Integer
The number of tasks on the container instance that are in the
PENDING
status. -
#registered_resources ⇒ Array<Types::Resource>
The registered resources on the container instance that are in use by current tasks.
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#remaining_resources ⇒ Array<Types::Resource>
The remaining resources of the container instance that are available for new tasks.
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#running_tasks_count ⇒ Integer
The number of tasks on the container instance that are in the
RUNNING
status. -
#status ⇒ String
The status of the container instance.
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#version_info ⇒ Types::VersionInfo
The version information for the Amazon ECS container agent and Docker daemon running on the container instance.
Instance Attribute Details
#agent_connected ⇒ Boolean
This parameter returns true
if the agent is actually connected to
Amazon ECS. Registered instances with an agent that may be unhealthy or
stopped return false
, and instances without a connected agent cannot
accept placement requests.
#agent_update_status ⇒ String
The status of the most recent agent update. If an update has never been
requested, this value is NULL
.
Possible values:
- PENDING
- STAGING
- STAGED
- UPDATING
- UPDATED
- FAILED
#attributes ⇒ Array<Types::Attribute>
The attributes set for the container instance by the Amazon ECS container agent at instance registration.
#container_instance_arn ⇒ String
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the container instance. The ARN
contains the arn:aws:ecs
namespace, followed by the region of the
container instance, the AWS account ID of the container instance owner,
the container-instance
namespace, and then the container instance ID.
For example,
arn:aws:ecs:region:aws_account_id:container-instance/container_instance_ID
.
#ec2_instance_id ⇒ String
The EC2 instance ID of the container instance.
#pending_tasks_count ⇒ Integer
The number of tasks on the container instance that are in the PENDING
status.
#registered_resources ⇒ Array<Types::Resource>
The registered resources on the container instance that are in use by current tasks.
#remaining_resources ⇒ Array<Types::Resource>
The remaining resources of the container instance that are available for new tasks.
#running_tasks_count ⇒ Integer
The number of tasks on the container instance that are in the RUNNING
status.
#status ⇒ String
The status of the container instance. The valid values are ACTIVE
or
INACTIVE
. ACTIVE
indicates that the container instance can accept
tasks.
#version_info ⇒ Types::VersionInfo
The version information for the Amazon ECS container agent and Docker daemon running on the container instance.


Before Change
// "vmaf" is excluded from augmented_features[] because
// it has it"s own special list: scores[].
augmented_features = [key for key in root.findall("frames/frame")[0].attrib.keys()]
augmented_features.remove("frameNum")
augmented_features.remove("vmaf")
feature_scores = [[] for _ in augmented_features]
After Change
root = tree.getroot()
scores = []
augmented_features = copy.copy(self.FEATURES)
// check for per bootstrap model score
for feature in root.findall("frames/frame")[0].attrib.keys():
if re.match(r"vmaf_[0-9]+", feature):
augmented_features.append(feature)
feature_scores = [[] for _ in augmented_features]
for frame in root.findall("frames/frame"):
scores.append(float(frame.attrib["vmaf"]))


Billie Eilish asked kids about their dreams and got a very creepy answer
You'll float too, Billie.
Billie Eilish appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, presenting the question posed by her debut album title ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ to various children – with responses ranging from imaginative to disturbing.
The 17-year-old singer was interviewed by Kimmel about the year she’s had, but also featured on the dream-based segment later in the show. “You could pretty much go anywhere,” a child called Atticus told the ‘Bad Guy’ singer in one of the more positive responses.
“Like the desert, India, the West times or the mummy times, or dinosaur times, or prehistoric times.” Watch the full clip below.
Another child talked about escaping zombies in her dreams, which Eilish congratulated her on. A third child, Michael, went a little deeper with his comments on Pennywise, the evil force that manifests as a clown in Stephen King’s IT. “I’ve seen him before,” the boy says.
After Eilish asks if he means in dreams, the boy replied: “No. In real life. I bought him here. He’s on top of your head.  And he’s drinking a grandmother.
Earlier this week (November 19), Eilish also appeared to launch her own children’s clothing range. The artist shared news of the development via a touching post on her Instagram, where she was surrounded by children wearing matching items from the range in her signature neon green look.
Eilish later shared further images of the clothes which are available to buy from her online store now.


OFraMP Help
Welcome at the help pages for the Online tool for Fragment-based Molecule Parameterisation. Here, you will be able to find information about OFraMP in general, how to use it, detailed information about its more advanced features and how to solve potential errors.
About OFraMP
OFraMP is an Online tool for Fragment-based Molecule Parameterisation. The 'Online' part we all get, but what about the fragment-based molecule parameterisation? Well, it is as follows:
Every molecule has a charge, consisting of the sum of the charges of all atoms inside that molecule. Finding the total charge of a molecule is relatively easy, but finding the charges for the individual atoms is a hard and mathematically complex problem. It is theorised though, that common fragments of similar molecules should have roughly the same charges, allowing for a new way of parameterising a molecule: based on fragments.
OFraMP is the first tool to implement this concept. Combined with its supporting systems OAPoC (Online tool for Atom Position Calculation) and OMFraF (Online tool for Molecule Fragment Finding), OFraMP allows the user to insert a molecule and then present him with matching fragments of similar molecules, such that he can select the best matches and completely parameterise the molecule he inserted.
OFraMP has originally been created as a graduation project for the Master Software Engineering at the University of Amsterdam, carried out at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI). The project was aimed at interaction design, and not too focused on chemical correctness. Nevertheless, it is believed that the foundation has been laid for a system that is of great value in chemistry research.
I hope you have a good time using the system and that it can help you to parameterise a lot of molecules.
Kind regards,
Jimi van der Woning, creator of OFraMP
Getting started with OFraMP
Upon loading OFraMP for the first time, you should see something like the following screen:
Depending on whether you want to take a short tour or just use the system, you should now click either the 'Start demo' or the 'New molecule' button respectively.
In some cases, the welcome screen might also look like either one of the following:
In cases where the site matches the first of these screenshots (with yellow background), there is not necessarily a problem. It does mean, however, that the system will be functioning less smooth and, depending on your browser, some functionality may not be available.
When you see a screen matching the second screenshot (red background), you need to use a different browser if you want to use OFraMP. In this case, you are using a browser of over five years old, which cannot possibly be supported.
In either of these two cases, it is advisable to upgrade your browser to the latest version of Google Chrome, which can be downloaded here. OFraMP has been implemented on and optimised for Chrome, as this is currently the best performing browser for canvas drawing (which is used to display the molecules).
Entering a molecule into OFraMP
The window for entering a molecule into OFraMP should look like the following:
Here, you can enter a molecule into the system using the PDB, SMILES or InChI format. Support for other formats may be added later, but is currently limited to these formats as they are the most used ones.
When you want to use a molecule that is present in the Automated Topology Builder (ATB), it is also possible to enter this molecule's Molecule ID directly into OFraMP. This will automatically retrieve the molecule's PDB file from the ATB, such that you do not need to do this yourself.
In this window, it is also possible to change the repository that will be used for finding molecule fragments and to modify the shell size of the fragments that need to match. More information on these subjects can be found in the Advanced features section below.
Viewing the molecule
In case you enter the SMILES string NCC(=O)CCO into the system,
you should initially see something like the following:
As the 'Loading fragments...' text indicates, the fragments matching this molecule are now being loaded, so fragment finding is not yet possible at this stage. What you can already do is view the molecule. You can drag it around by holding down your left mouse button and dragging your mouse. You can also zoom in or out using your mouse's scrollwheel.
Selecting atoms to parameterise
Once the molecule has been displayed and the fragments have been generated
you can start to parameterise the molecule. In order to do so, you need
to select one or more atoms that you want to find fragments for. There are
multiple ways of doing this. The first and easiest of these is to make
a single-atom selection, which can be done by simply clicking on that atom:
In order to select multiple atoms at once, one can best hold the right mouse button and drag to draw a selection rectangle in which all atoms will be selected (see left image below). Alternatively, one could also hold down the Ctrl key while clicking atoms, to add these to the selection. Finally, if both the Ctrl key and right mouse button are unavailable on your device, multi-atom selections can be made by activating the 'Selection modification mode'. This can be done by clicking the 'Modify selection' button in the 'Selection details' window (see right image below). Now, every atom you click will be added to the selection. This mode can be exited again by clicking the 'Stop modifying selection' button that will appear in the 'Selection details' window.
An important thing to note here is that, in some cases, for some atoms no fragments may have been found. This will be indicated by marking them with a red/pink background, as can be seen in the rightmost CH2 group of the molecule above. You can still assign charges to these atoms manually, which is discussed below.
Finding matching fragments
Once a selection (containing non-parameterised atoms) has been made,
fragments for that selection will automatically be loaded. They will be
displayed in a bar at the right side of the screen, ordered on descending
likeliness of being the best match:
Hovering your mouse over the fragments and clicking them will preview their charges on the molecule. The fragment's atoms will be indicated using a green background; their charges will be displayed below their element names. Upon clicking a fragment, two buttons will become visible: a 'Show molecule' button and a 'Select fragment' button. Upon clicking the 'Select fragment' button, the fragment charges will be copied to the molecule, after which you can continue parameterising by selecting new atoms. The 'Show molecule' button will show the molecule from which the fragment originates:
The image above shows the original molecule for the selected fragment in the previous image. The green atoms here indicate the atoms that are part of the fragment, which corresponds to the atoms that are marked in green in the molecule. The atom(s) that are marked in a darker green are the atoms that are part of the shell. In this case, that shell consists of just the leftmost C atom.
Tip:
The 'Fragment molecule' popup can be dragged around by holding the left
mouse button on the title bar (that contains the 'Fragment molecule...' text)
and dragging the mouse. This way, you can easily compare the fragment molecule
with the other molecule by dragging them such that both are visible.
In case you want to find fragments again for a set of atoms that have already been parameterised, fragments will not automatically be loaded. You can however still force the system to start looking for fragments by clicking the 'Find matching fragments' button in the 'Selection details' window (see first image of this section).
Completing the charges of a molecule
Upon continuing to parameterise a molecule, it is possible that you run
into fragments that contain atoms to which a charge has already been
assigned. These fragments will be marked with an orange background in
the list of fragments; the atoms in question are given a yellow background.
Upon clicking 'Select fragment', a popup will be shown that asks you to
pick a solution to the conflicting charges:
There are three different ways of solving the charge conflicts:
- Current charge: keep the charge the atom currently has in the molecule;
- Fragment charge: take the charge the atom has in the fragment;
- Average charge: use the average of the current and fragment charges.
When a charge has been assigned to all parameterisable atoms,
one of the following two popups will be shown:
If the title of the popup says 'Fully parameterised', all a charge has been assigned to all atoms of the molecule. Generally, you are done now and you can download an LGF file containing the results. If you wish to manually adjust some charges, you can do so by closing the popup and selecting the atoms that you want to adjust the charges of. More information on this can be found below.
Otherwise, when the popup says 'No more options available', there are still some atoms remaining for which no fragments are available. You can download the LGF file, but the charges for those atoms will be set to 0. It might be better to manually assign charges to the atoms, which can be done by closing the popup and selecting the atoms you wish to parameterise. More information on this can be found below.
Once you feel like you are completely done (or at any point in the meantime), you can download an LGF file containing the results by clicking the 'Download' button in the menu bar.
OFraMP's advanced features
Besides just the basic functionality, OFraMP also has some features for the more advanced users. These features will be discussed in this section.
Using a different repository
For finding the fragments of other molecules, OFraMP uses a repository
of molecules that will be compared to the molecule you enter into the
system. What fragments will be found, depends on what repository you select.
It may be interesting to experiment with selecting different repositories,
to see what repository results in the best parameterisation of the molecule.
This can be done at the time you enter your molecule into the system, by
changing the selection of the 'Fragment repository':
Using a different shell size
When finding matching fragments, the atoms around the fragment need to
match the original molecule as well. The shell size indicates the distance
from the fragment to which all atoms should match the original molecule.
By increasing the shell size, fragments will probably match the original
molecule better, but less fragments may be found. Decreasing the shell
size will have the opposite effect. The shell size can be modified at the
time when you enter a molecule into the system, by selecting a different
value for the 'Shell size':
Manually adding / editing atom charges
If you wish to manually add or edit an atom's charge, you first need to
select that atom. In the 'Selection details' window, there will be a row
in the table that says 'Selected atoms', with a 'Show' button next to it
(where it says 'Hide' in the screenshot below). Clicking that button will
expand another table containing detailed information about all atoms that
are part of the current selection:
Tip:
Hovering your mouse over the 'Selected atoms' table rows will highlight
the atom which' row your mouse cursor is currently over. This way you
can easily determine which row corresponds to which atom.
The 'Elem' column contains the element of the atom and its IACM number (between parentheses). The 'Charge' column contains the atom's charge or, when the 'Edit' button is clicked, a text input field using which you can change the charge. After you have changed a charge, make sure to click the 'Apply' button in the 'Edit' column, to make sure the charges are also assigned properly.
Finally, the 'Show' button in the 'Frags' column will show the fragment(s)
that have been used to get to the charge the atom currently has:
The molecules from which these fragments came can be displayed once again by clicking the 'Show molecule' button in that fragment (see the Finding fragments section above). These fragments may be useful to determine the charge of the atom.
Making and loading checkpoints
As parameterising molecules may take some time, OFraMP has the ability
to store the current state and load this at at a later stage. In order to
make such checkpoint, you should click the 'Checkpoint' button in the
menu at the top of the page. An OFraMP Structure Storage (.oss) file
should automatically be downloaded to your computer:
In order to load a checkpoint at a later stage, you should use the 'Load from OSS file' button in the 'Insert molecule' popup. This will open a file prompt that lets you select the OSS file, after which it will be loaded:
Changing visualisation settings
Many parameters of the molecule visualisation part of OFraMP can be
modified in the settings menu. To get there, you first need to open up
the 'advanced controls' menu by clicking the rigtmost menu button (looks
like some sort of downwards arrow, see left image). In that menu, you
find a 'Settings' button that will open up the 'OFraMP settings' menu
at the right side of the screen.
In the settings menu, many things can be changed. The image below shows
the effect of turning on the atom.showHAtoms parameter:
Once you are done changing the settings, you can close the menu by either clicking on the 'Settings' button in the 'advanced controls' menu again, or clicking on the 'OFraMP settings' title bar.
Keyboard shortcuts
For your convenience, OFraMP has some keyboard shortcuts. Below, you can find a list of them:
| Key combination | Action |
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| Alt+Z | Undo last action |
| Alt+Shift+Z | Redo last action |
| Alt+Y | Redo last action |
| Alt+N | Open 'Insert molecule' popup (New) |
| Alt+O | Load a checkpoint from an OSS file (Open) |
| Alt+S | Create an OSS checkpoint (Save) |
| Alt+L | Download molecule as LGF |
| Alt+H | Open Help |
Note that these shortcuts all use the Alt key rather that the Ctrl key that is generally used for keyboard shortcuts. Unfortunately, most browsers use combinations with Ctrl as their own shortcuts and do not allow you to override them.
Solving OFraMP problems
Even though a lot of time has been invested into making OFraMP fault-proof, some problems might still occur. The most common problems are discussed below.
In case you encounter any problems that are not listed here, please report them as detailed as possible to the OFraMP issue tracker.
Online Atom Position Calculator (OAPoC) errors
OAPoC is the system that is used to get the positions of a molecule's atoms, in order
to be able to visualise the molecule. There are three problems you may encounter:
connection errors, version errors and generic errors. The connection and
version errors will look like the following images:
If you get a connection error, the best you can do is checking your internet connection and trying again. If this does not work, the OAPoC server is probably down for maintenance and should be up shortly afterwards. The best you can do then is wait for a while and then trying again to see if the server is back up.
Version errors should generally not occur at all. The only time you may see such error is just around a system update, when only half of the system has been updated. Again, these errors can only be resolved by waiting for a bit and trying again.
Generic errors all have to do with the molecule data you enter into the system, and may look like the following:
If you get an error like this, you have probably inserted some wrong data into the system. Please make sure the data is either in PDB, SMILES or InChI format, or is an ATB Molecule ID, and then try again.
Online Molecule Fragment Finder (OMFraF) errors
OMFraF is the system responsible for generating and finding fragments that resemble the molecule you enter. Without it, OFraMP can still be used to display a molecule, but fragment finding will not be possible.
When OMFraF cannot be reached upon loading OFraMP, the following error
message will be shown:
You can ignore this, and still enter a molecule into the system, but, as mentioned before, fragment finding will not be possible. The best way to resolve this is to just wait until OMFraF comes back up again, which it should do shortly.
OMFraF can also produce errors upon generating fragments (left image)
or finding fragments that match the selection (right image):
Both of these errors should generally be resolved automatically by just waiting a few minutes and then trying again. Unfortunately, there is not much else you can do, as both of these errors are due to connection problems.
Miscellaneous errors
One final common error is that the following screen is the only thing
that shows, and nothing happens afterwards:
If this happens, you probably have disabled JavaScript in your browser. OFraMP is a modern tool that uses the latest web technologies and relies on JavaScript being activated. Please either turn on JavaScript in your browser for all pages (which is recommended), or add an exception for OFraMP. Without JavaScript, the system cannot function, unfortunately.


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PPP won't take part in JUI-F's sit-in: Bilawal
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsBAHAWALPUR (Dunya News) – Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Sunday said that his party cannot participate in Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl’s (JUI-F) sit-in in Islamabad.
Talking to media after inquiring about the health of those injured in Tezgam fire incident at Victoria hospital in Bahawalpur on Sunday, he said that this wasn’t the first incident, adding that such incident should be investigated.
Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed should immediately tender his resignation, he said.
The PPP chairman expressed concern over treatment of injured people and said it is the government s responsibility to help the victims of the Tezgam fire incident. Punjab government should fulfill its responsibility.
Bilawal while declaring Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief’s statement as political said that Maulana Fazlur Rehman didn’t ask that Prime Minister Imran Khan would be dragged from inside his house.
To a question, he said Imran Khan said he will be an ambassador of Kashmiris, but what message is he giving to Kashmiris by opening Kartarpur corridor, adding that the government should review its foreign policy.
Regarding JUI-F’s sit-in, Bilawal said that his party’s narrative regarding sit-in is same and the PPP cannot take part in the sit-in, however, the decision could be reviewed if the party’s core committee and CEC made any decision.
“The democratic forces would democratic forces will be forced to take undemocratic steps if the government does not correct its direction,” the PPP chairman said.


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You are probably going to want to visualize some data. Either use your own data file and see it come alive on your new map:
You can also visualize data that has already been prepared. Browse the library and just drag a collection onto the map.
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The only Martin' that could drift em all!
Here is a timeline for The DB5
- 1963 - went into production
- 1964 - appeared in the James Bond film Goldfinger
- 1965 - production stopped with a total of 1,059 units produced
- 1970 - first reported accident featuring a DB5
- 1998 - the last functioning DB5 is bought by KHYZYL SALEEM in Germany
- 2019 - the last time the Aston Martin DB5 was last seen
It's an Aston Martin, the only one of its kind that can do what it can do.
-- James Bond
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Driving License: Prithviraj Sukumaran Shares A Brand New Poster Of His Upcoming Entertainer
Driving Licence is been helmed by Jean Paul Lal aka Lal Jr and it is been produced under the Ezra actor’s home banner Prithviraj Productions.
by Koimoi.com TeamMollywood star Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer Driving Licence is one of the most anticipated films down south.
It was yesterday evening when the Malayalam superstar took his Instagram account as he shared the poster on Instagram along with a caption: #DrivingLicence
ഒരു സൂപ്പർസ്റ്റാർ…ഒരു ആരാധകൻ! (A Superstar..a fan!)
20/12/2019!
Talking about the poster, one gets to see Prithviraj in casual attire walking his way to meet his fans who are kept in control by policemen.
The film has Prithviraj essaying the role of a superstar who is obsessed with cars. The commercial entertainer also has National Award-winning actor Suraj Venjaramood in a major role. The latter in the film will be seen playing the role of a vehicle inspector.
Driving Licence has actress Deepti Sati opposite Prithviraj in lead. The duo will be seen as a married couple in the film.
The film also has actress Miya George in an important role.
The Prithviraj starrer is a Christmas release that will hit big screens on 20th December.
Driving Licence is been helmed by Jean Paul Lal aka Lal Jr and it is been produced under the Ezra actor’s home banner Prithviraj Productions.
Talking about Prithviraj, the actor who was last seen on the big screen in Kalabhavan Shajohn’s directorial Brother’s Day, also has other projects in his kitty in form of Blessy’s directorial Aadujeevitham, Sachy’s Ayyapanum Koshiyum, and Shaji Kailas’s Kadva.


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Wrapper to invoke Karney's RhumbSolve like a class, similar to pygeodesy.Rhumb and pygeodesy.RhumbAux.
RhumbSolve
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Champeta originated among in habitans of Africans descent of the Colombian cities od cartagena de indias and barranquilla, and was linked whit the culture of the Palenque of San Basilio distric.
Champeta originated among in habitans of Africans descent of the Colombian cities od cartagena de indias and barranquilla, and was linked whit the culture of the Palenque of San Basilio distric.
Champeta originated among in habitans of Africans descent of the Colombian cities od cartagena de indias and barranquilla, and was linked whit the culture of the Palenque of San Basilio distric.
Champeta originated among in habitans of Africans descent of the Colombian cities od cartagena de indias and barranquilla, and was linked whit the culture of the Palenque of San Basilio distric.


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River View is a Public Temporal Streaming Data Service Framework (yes, that's a mouthful!). It provides a pluggable interface for users to expose temporal data streams in a time-boxed format that is easily query-able. (Here's an example of oceanographic data collected at Chicago beaches.) It was built to provide a longer-lasting historical window for public data sources that provide only real-time data snapshots, especially for sensor data from public government services like weather, traffic, and geological data.
River View fetches data from user-defined rivers at regular intervals, populating a local Redis database. This data is provided in a windowed format, so that data older than a certain configured age is lost. But the window should be large enough to provide enough historical data to potentially train machine intelligence models on the data patterns within it.
The type of streaming temporal data contained within River View is ready for processing with Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM) systems like NuPIC. And you can create your own rivers by following these instructions.
This is a research project, not production software. If you can find a way to scale it and fix performance problems it has under load, your contributions are welcome. The data schemas, which are not documented, are subject to change. It would be nice if we had some versioning standards in place. Etcetera.
That being said, if you like River View and you'd like to get more involved in its direction and development, come chat with us on Gitter.


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The Strongtalk programming environment (mostly written by Steffen Grarup; Gilad Bracha added the typechecking stuff) is quite different than the ones in traditional Smalltalk systems. It uses an outliner design, where constructs are represented in an indented, bullet-list tree format, which is familiar to users of Windows Explorer, and other similar programs. This format has several advantages, including the fact that it allows you to see the whole interface for a class at once, and open multiple methods at the same time in the same browser.
To understand the Strongtalk system, it will be helpful to have a relatively small, self-contained application to examine, that uses many of the major features of the system. So let's use use the Strongtalk HTML browser itself for this purpose. This browser, which is the same one that you should be viewing this tour in, is very primitive, and doesn't have the right architecture for a full-blown HTML browser. It can't even support http at the moment, so it is only good for viewing pages on the local disk (its only excuse is that it was written in a few weeks when Lars Bak bet me I couldn't write one in less than two weeks. I lost the bet). However, it is a real application; it is written in Strongtalk; it is typesafe; it is written in a normal Smalltalk style; and it uses most of the basic libraries as well as the UI libraries. So it is not a bad application to look at if you want to see how the Strongtalk system 'feels' in use.
Below is a Hierarchy Browser on the HTML browser
classes. Note the description "Filter: %HTML with
subclasses". What this means is that we are filtering the chosen hierarchy
(I chose the whole Object hierarchy here) for classes whose comment contains the
string '%HTML', and their subclasses. You can also see their
superclasses, in a less bold font. You can open or close
individual levels of the hierarchy by pressing on the or buttons, respectively.
If you right-click on any item, you can see its context menu. To
see any subhierarchy in its entirety, choose "Expand All
Levels" from its menu. To open the hierarchy all the way
down in one step, press the
Class Hierarchy Browser on HTML classes (spawn)
Because the hierarchy browser above is imbedded inside another application, the menu for the browser as a whole is the context menu for the top-level entity, Object. Normally browsers have a window to themselves, in which case their top-level menu appears as the usual pull-down menu. Try pressing spawn above to launch a copy of the browser in its own window.
In the browser you opened in its own window, try looking at the 'Filtering' menu, to see how filtering works. If you turn off filtering, the whole Object hierarchy appears. You can filter on any comment substring, or on subclasses of a particular class, and you can use AND to look for multiple comment strings. You can also include all subclasses of the current filter.
At the top of the filtering menu you will find pre-constructed
filters that let you look at commonly browsed library subsets,
such as "User classes", which shows all the classes
that users normally reference during coding. Try filtering on
"Blue Book classes", and then doing "expand
all". This will let you see at a glance where all the
familiar classes from the Blue Book reside in the library. Note
that filtering hides all subclasses that don't match the filter;
if you want to see all the subclasses of the Blue Book classes,
choose "with subclasses" from the Filter menu, and then
"expand all" (
Now let's open a class browser on the main class for the HTML Browser, which is HTMLView. To do this, just press on the class name in the hierarchy browser, and then continue to the next page of the tour.


Base¶
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class
Base
¶ This class contains all parameters set by the user.
Public Static Functions
Public Static Attributes
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double
boxDim
¶ Box dimension, currently only cubic boxes
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double
volume
¶ Volume of the box
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int
iterations
¶ number of iterations
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int
outFreq
¶
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double
tStep
¶ Time step in picoseconds
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double
temperature
¶
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double *
potentialEnergies
¶
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double *
kineticEnergies
¶
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double *
totalEnergies
¶
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double *
temperatures
¶
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Eigen::Vector3d
dimensionality
¶ A vector which determines the translational degrees of freedom. In each time step the position of all atoms is multiplied with this vector. If the user specified parameter
dimensions
is set to 2, this vector will be [1, 1, 0] and hence will force all atoms to the xy-plane.
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int
dimensions
¶ Translational degrees of freedom
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double


While occasionally intended, this construct can be extremely confusing, and is often the result of a typo.
Example:
for (value in [1, 2, 3]) { value = 4 // warning }


Class BaseGame
The base all games inherit from. Implements IBaseGame.
Inheritance
System.Object
BaseGame
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: Pacman.dll
Syntax
public abstract class BaseGame : IBaseGame
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BaseGame()
Empty constructor used only in reflection and serialization.
Declaration
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BaseGame(UInt64[], IServiceProvider)
Creates a new game instance with the specified players.
Declaration
protected BaseGame(ulong[] userIds, IServiceProvider services)
Parameters
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Description |
| System.UInt64[] |
userIds |
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services |
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client
Declaration
protected PmDiscordClient client
Field Value
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config
Declaration
protected PmConfig config
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discordRequestCTS
Used to manage previous game tasks such as
ongoing Discord message editions to prevent them from piling up when new ones come in.
Declaration
protected CancellationTokenSource discordRequestCTS
Field Value
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| System.Threading.CancellationTokenSource |
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Empty
Invisible character to be used in embeds.
Declaration
protected const string Empty = ""
Field Value
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| System.String |
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games
Declaration
protected GameService games
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log
Declaration
protected LoggingService log
Field Value
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storage
Declaration
protected StorageService storage
Field Value
Properties
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Content
Declaration
protected PmContent Content { get; }
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Expiry
Time after which a game will be routinely deleted due to inactivity.
Declaration
public abstract TimeSpan Expiry { get; }
Property Value
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GameIndex
The internal ID of this game's type used when sorting games.
Declaration
public abstract int GameIndex { get; }
Property Value
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GameName
The display name of this game's type.
Declaration
public abstract string GameName { get; }
Property Value
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LastPlayed
Date when this game was last accessed by a player.
Declaration
public virtual DateTime LastPlayed { get; set; }
Property Value
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| System.DateTime |
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Owner
Retrieves the first user of this game, or its owner in case of IUserGames.
Declaration
public virtual IUser Owner { get; }
Property Value
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| Discord.IUser |
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OwnerId
Discord snowflake ID of the first user of this game, or its owner in case of IUserGames.
Declaration
public virtual ulong OwnerId { get; protected set; }
Property Value
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| System.UInt64 |
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State
The state indicating whether a game is ongoing, or why it ended.
Declaration
public virtual GameState State { get; set; }
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Time
Individual actions taken since the game was created. It can mean different things for different games.
Declaration
public virtual int Time { get; set; }
Property Value
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UserId
Discord snowflake ID of all users participating in this game.
Declaration
public virtual ulong[] UserId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.UInt64[] |
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Methods
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CancelledEmbed()
Creates a default message embed to be used when a game has timed out or been manually cancelled.
Declaration
protected EmbedBuilder CancelledEmbed()
Returns
| Type |
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| Discord.EmbedBuilder |
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CancelRequests()
Declaration
public virtual void CancelRequests()
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GetContent(Boolean)
Creates an updated string content for this game, to be put in a message.
Declaration
public virtual string GetContent(bool showHelp = true)
Parameters
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Description |
| System.Boolean |
showHelp |
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| System.String |
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GetEmbed(Boolean)
Creates an updated message embed for this game.
Declaration
public virtual EmbedBuilder GetEmbed(bool showHelp = true)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
showHelp |
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Discord.EmbedBuilder |
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GetMessageUpdate()
Creates a delegate to be passed to Discord.IUserMessage.ModifyAsync(System.Action{Discord.MessageProperties},Discord.RequestOptions).
The message will be updated with the latest content and embed from this game.
Declaration
public Action<MessageProperties> GetMessageUpdate()
Returns
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GetRequestOptions()
Creates a Discord.RequestOptions to be used in Discord tasks related to this game,
such as message editions. Tasks with these options can be cancelled using CancelRequests().
Declaration
public RequestOptions GetRequestOptions()
Returns
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| Discord.RequestOptions |
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SetServices(IServiceProvider)
Sets the services that will be used by this game instance.
Declaration
protected virtual void SetServices(IServiceProvider services)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.IServiceProvider |
services |
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Implements
Extension Methods


David's Experience at Dev Bootcamp
Chefs in the Kitchen - Fireside Chat
Friday, May 1, 2015
Dev Bootcamp Phase 0 - Week One: Students Log
Ok, so I am not really a trekie but I just couldn't pass it up. Another thing that I am not really into is blogging; nonetheless, here I am just a few days into Dev Bootcamp and already writing the second blog of my life. Early on in researching the various programming bootcamps my impression of Dev Bootcamp is that it was a little touchy-feely and--to be honest--that kind of made me uncomfortable. However, the more I read about Dev Bootcamp and watched videos online about their Engineering Empathy Curriculum, I started to realize how the culture makes real world practical sense and actually isn't all that different than who I am and how I learn.
What is my take on the DBC experience so far? In the begining, there seemed to be an huge amount of information, resources and deliverables out there, and they all lived somewhere in a labyrinth of hyper-links. This was initially overwhelming and I started to feel a little of that "I am not good enough" fear that Shereef talked about in his Fireside Chat. As I continued to work my way through the maze and saw posts from my cohorts, I realized that we are all in the same place and are figuring it out together. As the week progressed, I started to feel much better. I now have a grasp on the logistics and how to navigate my way through the curriculum (hopefully not newbie ignorance). I Made it through most of the challenges and I was really feeling good and then I got to the blogs...
Right back to the "I am not good enough" fears, pushing through the technical blog thinking "Ok, not too bad" but now you want me to write about my feelings. So I watched Shereefs Fireside Chat video and I thought about my experiences throughout the week and it all started to make sense. Thinking of Shereef's chefs in the kitchen analogy, I start to understand that the biggest lesson that we had this week is that if we are all engaged as a cohort, roll up our sleeves and jump in, we will all learn together. Once again, the "Not Good Enough" fears have subsided and I am really excited to start working closely with my fellow cohorts in the coming weeks.
P.S. I am sure the fears will be back at least one or two more times... a day!