One of the benefits of having the support of an organisation like Anaconda is that we are now in a position to make more concrete commitments on project goals, and the likely timeframe when key features will be delivered. To that end, in addition to monthly status updates, we're going to start publishing regular updates on our project roadmap so the community has a better idea what to expect over the coming months.
Project estimation is difficult at the best of times; and project estimation on a FLOSS project is especially complex. In addition to any work that we are planning internally as a team, we need to manage contributions from the community. If a community member contributes a piece of work that isn't on our roadmap, we need to review that work. As a result, our ability to deliver on our own roadmap is dependent on how much is contributed by the community - something that is very hard to predict ahead of time.
In addition, several of the topics listed on this roadmap are complex, foundational tasks, and potentially contain unknown complications. As with any complex work, it can be difficult to predict ahead of time how long that work will take.
As a result, this roadmap should be read as a guide to what we aim to focus on over the coming quarter, rather than a hard commitment of features that will be made available on a specific deadline.
Q3 priorities
During Q3, we're planning to work on:
Linux packaging
Breifcase's AppImage packaging backend has had a cluster of issues reported related to inclusion of third party libraries, and the post-processing that needs to be performed on an AppImage. We've already started work on this during Q2; early in Q3, you should expect to see this work wrapped up. This will include:
- Adding support for linuxdeploy plugins for our existing AppImage backend; and
- Adding a Flatpak backend.
Windows packaging
Briefcase has an MSI packaging backend for Windows; and while this backend works, it doesn't deliver an end-user experience that is as polished as we'd like. We should be starting initial work on Windows packaging in the coming week, with the complete solution completed in early Q3. This will include:
- Adding a stub binary for Windows apps, so that Briefcase apps present to the task manager with the apps name and icon, rather than "pythonw";
- Improving log capture on Windows, so that it is easier to diagnose when problems occur; and
- Fixing some issues with the way the site is defined and used. This may also address some issues we've seen with binary modules in some Windows apps.
Binary modules
The biggest caveat on BeeWare's mobile app story has always been that we don't provide support for binary packages on mobile platforms. In Q3, we're going to start addressing this limitation.
There are already tools like crossenv that can simplify this process, and we've got a PR in our review queue that provides a proof-of-concept implementation of Android binary packaging. We need to take these tools, plus other tools in the Python ecosystem, and extend Briefcase so that we can present a clear development story for mobile developers that want to use modules with binary components.
On iOS, there is an additional complication - we need to resolve how to manage dynamic loading of modules. BeeWare's iOS support currently relies on static compilation of all binary modules. This was originally done because prior to iOS8, dynamic linking was prohibited on iOS. The days of iOS8 are now long behind us; but the Apple support package has retained this old approach, mostly because it wasn't clear what approach Apple would allow through the App Store review process. We will be making changes to Briefcase's iOS support to accomodate dynamic module loading, and then extending that support to include user-provided binary modules.
Testing (especially GUI testing)
Without testing, it's very difficult to ensure the stability and reliability of code in the long term. Unfortunately, many of the areas where BeeWare operates are inherently difficult to test. Visual GUI tests are notoriously difficult to perform; packaging tests require the ability to actually install and run finished applications; testing mobile applications requires access to mobile device hardware in a CI setup. As a project, we've avoided writing tests for many of our core features due to these complexities - and we've paid the price for this in regressions. Now that we have more time, we can focus on setting up the frameworks to let us perform this testing.
This includes adding:
- Support package tests, ensuring that the packages include valid libraries;
- App template tests, ensuring that Briefcase is able to generate valid and installable applications; and
- GUI tests, ensuring that Toga generates apps that look and behave the way they should.
Testing is an ongoing process, so it's highly unlikely we'll have "100% test coverage" by the end of the quarter. The goal will be to add the frameworks that allow us to add tests at all, so that we can retrofit tests onto existing code, and add tests on all new code going forward. Ideally, these tests will be fully automated tests running in CI. However, we may accept semi-automated or manual tests as a short term of interim measure, especially if those tests lay the groundwork for fully automated tests in the future.
Conda integration
Briefcase is currently uses PyPI and pip as source of Python packages. However, PyPI and pip isn't the only packaging solution in the Python ecosystem - another commonly used packaging source is Conda.
At this point, I must recognise the elephant in the room - Anaconda, the company that produced and maintains Conda, is my employer. However, I must stress that the fact this is on our roadmap is not as a result of a directive from my employer. The original proposal for this idea predates even my earliest hiring discussions with Anaconda. It is being pursued now for three reasons:
- The key value of Conda is that it simplifies the process of delivering complex binary packages, and ensuring that the binary dependencies for those packages are isolated from any packages that might be present on the user's computer. This core problem statement shares a lot of similarities with the core problem associated with application packaging. Conda also has much more nuanced representation of hardware platforms, alternatives for binary artefacts, and options for custom repositories. There is a possibility that using Conda as a packaging base may simplify some of the problems we've seen with distributing binary dependencies.
- There is a significant portion of the Python community that have commercial needs that requires the use of the managed repositories provided by Anaconda, or are simply more familiar with Conda tooling than PyPI/pip.
- As a result of having 1 (soon to be 2) full time engineers, we now have the resources to explore complex changes that might not have otherwise been explored. We are exploring this idea because we now have the resources to do so; we were not provided those resources on the condition that we explore this idea.
We don't anticipate dropping support for pip, or for PyPI as a package source. We're looking at extending Briefcase to provide another commonly used and requested option for packaging, rather than replacing PyPI/pip.
Longer term goals
Looking beyond Q3, the big items on the horizon are:
Upstreaming
The Apple and Android support packages maintained by BeeWare include a number of patches against the core CPython. We want to begin the process of getting these modifications into the CPython codebase.
There have been two major impediments to this in the past:
- Development resources When we were a volunteer driven project, we didn't have the resources to engage meaningfully with the CPython core team to shepherd our patches into the CPython codebase.
- Testing Supported platforms in the CPython codebase need to have CI solutions.
We now have resources, so we can dedicate the time needed to upstream patches; and once we've completed our testing work in Q3, we'll be in a position to recommend CI configurations to the CPython core team. That means the work of upstreaming patches and making iOS and Android fully supported platforms can begin.
Toga 1.0
The broad goal for "Toga 1.0" could be considered "Tkinter, but with some additional bells to show off". We want to deliver a core widget set of the "essentials", plus some nice features to show off, like WebViews and camera or GPS integration. The exact set of features for Toga 1.0 is still a subject for discussion; I'd expect to see a more concrete feature list and plan emerge in Q4.
Summary
As with most of the work that has been done in Q2, the foundational work we're planning for Q3 is not as glamorous as adding high profile GUI widgets, but it's all necessary work if we're going to provide a stable and reliable development story. Once this foundation is established, we'll be in a much better position to rapidly develop new features that are visible - and to ensure that those features are stable and reliable as BeeWare develops.
- Next entry
- June 2022 Status Update
- Previous entry
- May 2022 Status Update


maze-cv
is a proof-of-concept tool that runs on iOS devices capable of solving
mazes plotted on special graph paper, with minimal user input. The tool is built on the
fantastic Pythonista platform for Python
development on iOS.
I built maze-cv
to learn about basic image manipulation and computer vision
algorithms, so I implemented all of the logic involved myself, without borrowing from
high-level libraries like OpenCV, but instead by reading
image values pixel-by-pixel using the Python Imaging Library.
Since maze-cv
was designed more as a proof-of-concept than a practical tool, it
does impose several restrictions on the user. Mazes must be plotted on a 16x16 graph paper
grid between four clearly marked red squares. This makes the task of interpreting the maze
much easier for the program, because the location of the maze is easily identifiable and the
size of the grid is known.
The first step that maze-cv
takes is to identify the corners of the maze by
finding the red markers. Each pixel in the image is searched and its hue and saturation are
inspected in order to determine which pixels are "red." Then, a breadth-first-search
algorithm is used to connect adjacent red pixels. The image to the left shows a test in
which the center of each identified red object in an image is marked with a small black
square.
The next step that maze-cv
goes through is to transform the maze to get a
straight-on view of it, to eliminate the variable of perspective. This allows the program to
view the 16x16 grid as a grid and to easily segment each piece of the maze later.
The animation to the right illustrates the process of perspective transformation that
maze-cv
uses. Hover the animation to highlight the box being transformed.
The third step that maze-cv
performs on the image is to threshold the image.
Using adaptive thresholding
to avoid errors caused by shadows on the page, each pixel in the transformed image is
determined to be either light or dark, resulting in an image like the one to the left.
This image can now be easily segmented to determine the value of each square in the 16x16 grid.
After being transformed and thresholded, the image is segmented. The grid of pixels is split
into 256 chunks of equal size, one for each square on the 16x16 grid. Within each segment,
the value of each thresholded pixel (0
or 1
) is averaged. A
weighted average is used such that pixels near the center of the segment are counted more
than those near the edges; this helps correct for cases in which the grid isn't quite lined
up after transformation.  By repeating
this calculation with each square, a pixel map like the one to the right is generated.
The final step, after the image is segmented, is to solve the maze. A graph is constructed, in which all white squares are nodes. Using breadth-first-search on the data from the previous step, adjacent white squares are connected by edges of equal weight in the graph. Then, Dijkstra's algorithm is used to solve (the A* algorithm doesn't bring sufficient performance improvements to mazes of this size to justify its increased complexity of implementation).
For now, the user has to manually mark the starting and ending points on the maze, but this could change in a future version.


Secret Rooms
Secret Room East
Rumors say that upon the top of the Forsaken Tower are two rooms, which hold monsters the likes of which have never been seen before. Furthermore, it is said that guilds that are able to vanquish the guardians of these rooms will be rewarded with great power and fortune.(Please note that the Secret rooms are treated like a weekly siege (only this is PvM, not PvP), and guilds must compete to win access. ). It consists of making your way through 100 mutant (giant) tower mobs and then fighting a level 121 boss. This boss will fully heal himself if the player he is currently targeting dies or disconnects. History Once thought to be Shades hideout these Masquerpets still guard her throne room which was situated at the very top level. She would retreat here to regroup after a long day of mayhem and destruction. She summoned her most loyal Masquerpets and they swore an oath to guard it with their lives. With each level comes more challenging foes each more eager to for-fill his purpose. In the end Shade destroyed the Throne Room so it would not fall into enemy hands but still her loyal subjects guard. Diligently they await the glorious day of her return in the hopes of restoring her to her rightful throne.
Present Today this dungeon is the sky serves as a training ground for the leveling warrior. This dungeon is full of hard hitters that re-spawn at an alarming rate. Use them to help you gain the needed levels to participate in the utmost challenge of the Tower the Secret Rooms a weekly guild challenge.
| Secret Room East is accessible from the Flaris continent. |
Dungeon Particularities
| Some Masquerpets are aggravated. This is an Instance Dungeon so only Party and or Guild members will be present. |
| Entrance Fee |
|
For entrance into the East Secret Room please see new NPC
(Eastern Region) Secret Room Manager
in Flarine.
(Access is only on server 1) Monsters in the East room do not give any EXP. Items dropped do not have any binding time, as only guild members will be in the room together. |
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Unique Items Present
Secret Room East contain item uniquely found here. |
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Available
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| Quest Items Found Here |
| Coming Soon |
| Certain rules apply: |
How does it work When the secret room opens you get a pop-up which will teleport you to the (Eastern Region) Secret Room Manager . Once you are at this NPC you can enter the Secret Room. You only go against the guilds that signed up at the same Secret Room. The siege is also instanced, meanng that even though every registered guild is dong it at the same time, you will only be with your own guild in the Secret Room. But on the left side of your screen you can see the progress of the other guilds. Time Schedule All times are in UTC (server time)
Rewards Win/Loss Conditions The following conditions will result in a guild winning or losing the event. Winning
Losing
A guild who successfully wins their respective room, will be rewarded with the following: Guild Leader:
Guild Members:
|
Monsters Present
|
This dungeon is for level 67 ~ 121 Masquerpets. This is a party dungeon so masquerpets hit hard and have a lot of hp. There are no special rewards for this dungeon. |
|
Secret Room West
Rumors say that upon the top of the Forsaken Tower are two rooms, which hold monsters the likes of which have never been seen before. Furthermore, it is said that guilds that are able to vanquish the guardians of these rooms will be rewarded with great power and fortune.(Please note that the Secret rooms are treated like a weekly siege (only this is PvM, not PvP), and guilds must compete to win access. ). It consists of making your way through 100 mutant (giant) tower mobs and then fighting a level 121 boss. This boss will fully heal himself if the player he is currently targeting dies or disconnects. History Once thought to be Shades hideout these Masquerpets still guard her throne room which was situated at the very top level. She would retreat here to regroup after a long day of mayhem and destruction. She summoned her most loyal Masquerpets and they swore an oath to guard it with their lives. With each level comes more challenging foes each more eager to for-fill his purpose. In the end Shade destroyed the Throne Room so it would not fall into enemy hands but still her loyal subjects guard. Diligently they await the glorious day of her return in the hopes of restoring her to her rightful throne.
Present Today this dungeon in the sky serves as a training ground for the leveling warrior. This dungeon is full of hard hitters that re-spawn at an alarming rate. Use them to help you gain the needed levels to participate in the utmost challenge of the Tower the Secret Rooms a weekly guild challenge.
| Secret Room West is accessible from the Darkon continent. |
Dungeon Particularities
| Some Masquerpets are aggravated. This is an Instance Dungeon so only Party and or Guild members will be present. |
| Entrance Fee |
|
For entrance into the West Secret Room please see NPC
(Western Region) Secret Room Manager
in Darken.
(Access is only on server 1) Monsters in the West room give EXP, and items dropped have normal binding time. |
|
Unique Items Present
Secret Room West contain item uniquely found here. |
|
Available
|
| Quest Items Found Here |
| Coming Soon |
| Certain rules apply: |
How does it work When the secret room opens you get a pop-up which will teleport you to the (Western Region) Secret Room Manager . Once you are at this NPC you can enter the Secret Room. You only go against the guilds that signed up at the same Secret Room. The siege is also instanced, meanng that even though every registered guild is dong it at the same time, you will only be with your own guild in the Secret Room. But on the left side of your screen you can see the progress of the other guilds. Time Schedule All times are in UTC (server time)
Rewards Win/Loss Conditions The following conditions will result in a guild winning or losing the event. Winning
Losing
A guild who successfully wins their respective room, will be rewarded with the following: Guild Leader:
Guild Members:
|
Monsters Present
|
This dungeon is for level 67 ~ 121 Masquerpets. This is a party dungeon so masquerpets hit hard and have a lot of hp. There are no special rewards for this dungeon. |
|


“ Life depends on water, the reservoir depends on you.”
Can you help DEN to save water??
HEY!!! Path is shown according to which DEN should move.
Try using the minimum number of blocks to help DEN to reach his destination!
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- LEVEL : 4 -
"Hey you!
Our friend DEN is alone at home and heard the sound of the tap leaking in the washroom.
HELP DEN TO SAVE THE WATER FROM BEING WASTED!! "
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Tombstone:
A tombstone with barely legible engravings. Perhaps if you wipe away the moss and look very close...
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Awesome, It lokks like you are ready to rock harder than the other guy after all. Now just sit back, relax, and we will get back to you as soon as we can. We promise.
In the meantime Why dont you check out some other areas of site?
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My Games
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Tool for selecting datasets based on paths, quantities and min/max elevations.
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| bool | getPaths (const Hi5Tree &src, T &pathContainer) const |
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Tool for selecting datasets based on paths, quantities and min/max elevations.
- See also
- rack::CmdSelect
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Retrieves paths using current selection criteria and an additional group selector.
Selects paths down to dataset
and data
group level. Uses metadata of what
, where
and how
but does not include them in the result (container).
Each retrieved path starts with root element (ODIMPathElem::ROOT), corresponding to empty string ("").
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The full tree structure will be searched for; groupFilter
does not affect the traversal. When retrieving quality groups, groupFilter
should countain ODIMPathElem::QUALITY.
- See also
- deriveParameters().Select paths based on path (chain) matching, as well as on quantity and elevation matching when applicable.
- Parameters
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| pathContainer | - container for paths to be found |
| path | - search path, root by default |
For dataset indices


With OpenSSH, an SSH key is created using ssh-keygen. In the simplest form, just run ssh-keygen and answer the questions.


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This sample application will show you how to log into App Services (Usergrid) using Facebook and the Usergrid Javascript SDK.
Enter the
API Key that you get from Facebook, then log in.
The Log in button sends the user to the facebook login page. Once the user logs in, they are redirected back to
this page and automatically logged into Usergrid. If the user is already logged into facebook, then they don't need to log in again.
Clicking the log out button calls the logout method of the Facebook JS SDK, and also logs the user out of Usergrid by calling the Usergrid logoutAppUser method.
For a step by step walk-thru on how to get this app running, see this
guide.
For more information on App Services, see our
docs site, specifically or our
Facebook docs page.
For more information on how using the Facebook JS SDK to log users in, see this guide:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/howtos/login/getting-started/
// Press 'Log in' to log in with Facebook.


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RTÉ journalists want top fees and salaries to be 'slashed'
by By Evelyn RingRTÉ journalists want fees and salaries paid to the broadcaster's top presenters and managers to be “slashed”.
They believe the broadcaster's proposal to cut 15% off payments to its top contracted presenters to deal with the crisis does not go far enough.
The RTÉ sub-branch of the Dublin broadcasting branch of the National Union of Journalists want a €208,000 cap placed on fees paid to the top presenters.
A resolution, backed overwhelmingly at an NUJ meeting of journalists at the organisation, says current pay levels are now “indefensible.”
They want to ensure that no one in the organisation is earning more than the top civil service salary of €207,590 paid to secretary generals.
“We believe this would be an important first step towards addressing the valid concerns felt by the public who we serve,” the branch stated.
It was now more than ever “indefensible” that RTÉ continued to pay exorbitant salaries of close to half a million euro to a small number of people in the organisation.
“We understand the public anger at this and believe that anger is justified,” the branch stated.
“We note that the Netherlands has introduced a law that prohibits anyone working in the public or semi-public sector from earning more than €187,000, by pegging all top salaries to that of the country’s prime minister."
The measure, which includes those working at the Dutch public broadcaster, was introduced as a result of growing social outrage at high salaries.
Talks between trade unions and RTÉ management on proposals to deal with the financial crisis are expected to begin next week.
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These days social media is affecting in every aspect of our lives and business It's crazy that we get easily carried away on social media with the attention and interactions Social media has brought some very important positive effects in many areas such as employment and empowering, connecting sharing their minds and much more however at the same time, it also becomes the breeding ground for some destructive and unhealthy behaviors.
1) It Makes Us Stay Connected
The main purpose of all the social media sites out there has some kind of mission where they help connect friends and families Social media sites have help to connect with people not only your near and dear ones but also people all across the entire globe Basically, You can connect with people from all over the world just for free
2) 24/7 Availability
The internet never sleeps No matter what the time is, you can always connect, share your thoughts In times of crisis, this can truly be life-saving
The internet never sleeps No matter what the time is, you can always connect, share your thoughts In times of crisis, this can truly be life-savin
Sometimes, traditional media are just slow to catch up with the ever-changing broadcasting of news For example before even big mega news publisher like CNBC, FOX news, etc even knew about it, with social media, it can spread like wildfire Example: Breaking news, missing children, storm information, etc
4) Help Solve Crimes
This may come as a surprise but with social media, many criminals are arrested and cases were solved The criminals post a Pictures of themselves engaging in illegal activities, or even bragging about the crimes they have committed The law enforcement authority uses these sites to identify and solve cases.
5) Brand Awareness
Social Media also greatly impacts not only personally but also for business owners too By taking the social media game seriously, many companies have made possible to put their brand name out there
6) Customer Acquisition &anp; Sales
Did you know that if done right, you can make great sales just by one post on Instagram, Facebook, etc Yes, that's right. It is Possible You can also deliver an improved customer service through social media instead of long boring email
7) Lowest Cost Form Of Marketing
To be honest, marketing is literally free. No sites will charge you for promoting your business on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter Even if you want to reach a bigger audience, their ad cost is not that expensive That means the Barriers to entry are low
8) Promote Your content
People normally tend to be curious about what they are getting into before putting in their card number By having an amazing content which breaks down what the product is about and how it's gonna help step by step People are gonna be more likely to buy after reading the content But if your content remains there stagnant without promotion, it basically holds no value That is why Every business needs to have their content marketing strategy The most common being sharing on their Social Media
9) Website traffic
When people see your content or service on any of the social media sites Chances are they will be interested in your content because most of the social media sites algorithm shows content based on their interests, preferences, recent visits and much more That means your content is shown on their page because they are interested in your niche So, They are gonna probably click on it, which will lead them to your website Thus, increasing your website traffic
0Online positioning of a web site, profile or an internet page is very similar to the physical positioning of an actual store. You need to invest time and funds into marketing, in order to distinguish yourself and draw attention to your business.
Imagine that you are an owner of a store, which is located in a low key street, and you do not have any advertisement, marketing, logo or sign.
It is similar on the internet. Quality and originality are certainly a plus, but people have to have a way of hearing about you. Today, one of the best ways for this is to have a strong internet presence, across a wide range of social networks. Create a Facebook profile, upload a Youtube video, twitter something or upload a photo to Instagram. You can think of each like, share and view as a form of virtual currency.
One of the most important tools that can help you to reach recognition is SEO and improve Google ranking.. It is an acronym for Search Engine Optimization, of which Google is the most important. During their searches, users type in words or phrases that allow them to find what they want. Your goal is to have the best ranking possible, or, in other words, to be at the top of the list in order to make it easier for potential customers to find you. You can influence on this in several ways: basic adjustments, advanced techniques, and paid advertising. Still, the most important thing is:
Improve your website!
Meta tags
Firstly, there are meta tags, which Google recognizes as key phrases connected with your site. Meta tags are keywords, descriptions, and much more. So, for example, if you were in business of servicing air-conditioners, meta tags should relate to your area of expertise, services and special offers.
Description
Further more, a precise and clear description will go a long way of helping you – well used 160 characters can make a big difference. Recently, Google has started paying more attention to the general description over keywords, since they can be abused by constant repetition. This development was introduced in order to provide more relevant search results, by listing sites that are really connected to the searched phrase, instead of those that simply repeat the phrase infinitely. Google now pays attention to complete texts, themes and, so to say, a viable presence of key phrases and words.
Headlines and site maps
The latest development is that Google will emphasize which site is responsive, which means that it is adjusted for viewing on both mobile phones and tablet devices – but this does not mean that the site has to be mobile friendly in order to appear in search results, it just helps. Due to the extremely fast growth of usage of new and mobile devices for surfing the internet, Google ranks the sites that follow this trend higher than those that do not. If your site is not responsive, it does not mean that it cannot be viewed on a mobile device, but its functionality is limited – the site is either reduced, and zooming becomes necessary, or its size remains the same, and up-down and left-right scrolling becomes necessary to see the whole site. Responsive design introduces breaking points, places where, depending on the size of the device, the site ‘breaks’, in order to adapt more fully.
ALT tags
To summarize – optimize your website. Attractively designed, skillfully arranged, and optimized website will always achieve a higher ranking. Create a site map, and check your description and meta tags. Make your site mobile-friendly. Do not try to ‘trick’ Google, for you will be sanctioned for it. This means that you should not use fake descriptions, too many keywords, or keywords that put you in the results that are in no way connected with your business. These shortcuts can bring only short-term advantage, and long-term consequences.
One of the most popular social website for the business users and companies, Pinterest consider itself more that Social Media network and closer to ‘world catalog of ideas’ at one place. It was launched in 2010. and, since then, constantly grows with more that 180 million registered user, and more than 110 million active users.
For those among you that do not use Pinterest – what exactly is it?
Pinterest is free to use and it requires registration. Once you became user, you can upload, save, manage, delete and sort your pins (images) as well as videos, making your own pinboards (collections). Pinboards are usually organized by a common theme. You can browse the pinboards of other users in their feed, and save those you like on your own board using the ‘Pin It’ button. With this button you can upload pictures outside of this network too, adding them to your board. With pinning items, creating pinboards and communicating with other users by sending and receiving pins, you can personalize your own ‘Pin feed’.
Pinterest and business
It can be easily seen how Pinterest could be great for business pages. Pinterest allows and supports commercial pages, and it is often used for companies to promote their brands. Studies have shown that users (of Pinterest) will spend more time on company’s pinboard then on actual website. Also, Pinterest is consider as best social media at driving sales, being more effective than Facebook. On this virtual store, companies can share information with users, from description, ratings, prices etc.
Pinterest and SEO
Like all the other big social websites, Pinterest is an important tool in your overall SEO arsenal, especially if you have business pinboard already created. You can use Pinterest to promote your brand, products and line of business and to find new and interesting items and ideas for yourself.
Flickr is the best sharing and online photo management application in the world. It allows showing off your preferred videos and photos to the world. FlickrFaves refers to the small utility that allows downloading versions of high resolution of your flickr faves (favourites) to your hard drive. Flickr faves is written in Java and is a cross-platform utility.
There is no doubt that people are gripped with popularity and love to say things such as I get lots of views, traffic and favs. There is no doubt that everyone is delighted on receiving attention and receiving free flickr faves is an irresistible temptation, surpassing everything.
Acquiring free flickr faves means staying online, appreciating others photos with faves and encouraging your friends photo blogs. post group photos, tag them and you will not go unnoticed.
Twitchstarter is the name of the online community that assists you in getting extra followers and viewers. Professional to new gamers of all ages use Twitch as it makes streaming better. There are cool tools, blogs, forums and websites that Twitch gamers and streamers can get going.
Twitchstarter has a tool known as ‘Followers Club’ and using this tool you can avail free Twitch followers. This is a simple system that is follow for follow exchange. It means, you follow 10 people a day and in exchange you receive 10 followers new.
The free Twitch followers program guarantees of getting every month 300 followers. Nevertheless you must spare valuable 5 minutes of your each day and dedicate it to follow 10 new followers every day.
A common aspect is that people follow and un-follow to the extent that your follower’s numbers go really less. It is important to have Twitch followers and concurrent viewers. This increases the viewership and is also a boost for you that you are worth someone that people consider worth following. Yet, if you find the followers numbers are less, take some time to follow 10 people and get free Twitch followers more in numbers. The more the followers, the better is the feel and it promotes your confidence level.
Free Twitch followers are a must, but just having the follower’s numbers is not enough, if they are zero viewers. There is a need to have followers and active viewers at least to 1: 10 ratio. This indicates growth on Twitch.
OK.ru is the Odnoklassniki social network official app. This is a Russian social network identical to Facebook, mainly used in the ex-soviet republics such as Moldavia, Armenia and Georgia. OK.ru allows free OK.ru joins and you can enjoy uploading pictures and videos, publish on others walls, chat with other users, in fact enjoy sake Facebook experience.
OK.ru is available only in Russia and is of paramount use to have contacts or friends in Russia and its satellite countries. Here you can find other people’s upload contents easily. Free OK.ru joins is appreciated for its:
The OK.ru has interesting features such as the application does not ask your data each time. Moreover, the registration is only a three-step process. on registering, you have the access to enjoy full functionality and you can search your old and new friends, relatives, chat, share and exchange photos, comment and rate your friends, change status and a lot more.
OK.ru is same as Facebook is now well known. It offers a customizable profile allowing you to upload videos and pictures. The design is a toolbar on the left side of the screen allowing the user to access group pages or a robust music section, and also other Odnoklassniki parts. One thing is true, that though the language lists as English, many of the app parts are in Russian.
Clicking download takes you to the iTunes App Store and from here you may download Free OK.ru joins and install the app. it has a large user base, the design is intuitive and there are minimal ads. This is the right place to find exciting and interesting features with OK.ru app:


Top 5 videos you must not miss on Legit TV this week
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Topping the chart this week is a video of the ex-president of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan has expressed his disappointment over the lateness of election materials to his polling unit at the just concluded Bayelsa governorship election.
Watch the five top videos below:
1. Bayelsa election: Jonathan expresses disappointment over INEC’s conduct
Former president of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan has expressed his disappointment over the lateness of election materials to his polling unit at the just concluded Bayelsa governorship election. The ex-president who casted his vote with his wife and mother opposite his house in Otuoke, Ogbia local government area, lamented about the attitude of some Nigerians who are always quick to blame others. “I’m a bit disappointed,” he said.
Top 5 videos you must not miss on Legit TV this week
2. Kogi election: I will come out victorious, Yahaya Bello boasts
Yahaya Bello, the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the just-concluded gubernatorial election in Kogi state, expressed confidence in winning the election. Bello who is the incumbent governor of the state stated that his mandate will be renewed having served the people of the state meritoriously.
3. Bayelsa election: Party agents argue fiercely over results anomaly
About three party agents were close to exchanging blows at the INEC collation centre in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa state capital when the results of Southern Ijaw LG was announced by the INEC commissioner for the region. Trouble started when one of the agents rose to speak and was halted midway by two agents from other parties. “I have the floor here, man, stop it,” the man rebuked them, but the statement appeared to have angered the other men.
Video digest: Deji Adeyanju asks EFCC to investigate Tinubu
4. Bayelsa election: The money we got was lesser than what was promised
After the election in Bayelsa state on Saturday, November 16, Legit TV correspondent spoke with some of the electorates and two of them expressed their disappointments with how they were treated. The youngsters who spoke with our correspondent revealed that they got lesser than the amount they were promised. "Is like they were looking face to share the money," one of them said.
5. Market women lament - Nigerian rice is filled with stones and more expensive
With the border yet to be reopened after being closed, Legit.ng took to Oyingbo market, one of the biggest markets in West Africa, to find out if Nigerians are starting to come to terms with the state of things. The hiked prices seem to have changed many things as the sellers are embittered about not selling and having to sell on credit the few times they do.
Video digest: Falana lambasts Moghalu for accepting APC appointment
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Ian Cleary, 2015, explains that neuroplasticity can be used to benefit people with anxiety. He says, you cannot simply stop anxiety from being triggered as iT is hardwired in the brain. Instead, we need to create competitive wiring that relates to what we want to achieve, otherwise the anxiety loop continues without any new road map to take on.
I drew an illustration to get my head around some aspects of the brain studied by Edmond Rolls and Schwartz in their study into Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Edmond Rolls conducted a study on monkeys, where he discovered that the orbitalfrontal cortex (OFC) not only acts as our decision-making centre, but also an error-detection circuit. From this finding, he conducted a further study on OCD in humans, a disease that “... fills patients with mortal fear that something is wrong.”
Simultaneously, Schwartz studied the caudate nucleus that sits near the OFC and is responsible for habit. He considered it could be working as a nexus where rational thinking in the cerebral cortex meets our emotion-ruled limbic system. He surmised, “It would be a natural ground zero for the noxious brew of repetition and terror to collide,” ... which is such a stunningly superb and accurate sentence! And here is an example of my hyperfixation: I spent four hours trying to understand how brains works with drawings and diagrams before moving on to the next reading.
Schwartz conducted PET scans and found hyperactivity in the OFC and caudate nucleus of OCD patients, even at rest! Their brain functions were altering even with no episode, such as a stressor to anxiety being underway. This all sounds pretty dire, but instead Schwartz took a new path. He instructed his patients to reframe their thoughts around OCD. “I am a person with an urge to keep washing my hands,” instead became “My brain is functioning in a way that gives me the urge to wash my hands.” The patients separated their personhood from their diagnoses and, as a result, came back reporting that they didn’t feel the disease controlled them anymore, however, were still symptomatic.
With frustration, a patient asked Schwartz why the symptoms persisted if he no longer felt as out of control as before. Rolls pulled out the PET scans and showed him, “This region of the brain [the OFC] is hugely overactive.”Rolls saw an instant change in the patient’s face, and those listening in on the conversation, looking at their brain scans.
Seeing the evidence allowed them to move to the next step: Reattribute. There was nothing inherently wrong with any of the patients as people, instead, they have faulty wiring. They gained their sense of self back. Over time, all the patients reported huge improvements in their compulsions, being able to use methods of distraction when intrusive thoughts arose.
Schwartz found a system of steps for OCD recovery:
Another positive example of neuroplasticity is demonstrated by Dr James E. Stahl and his team of Harvard researchers through their Mind-Body Relaxation Program at the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine. Over eight weeks, participants studied meditation, yoga, mindfulness, cognitive behavioural skills, and positive psychology over eight weeks. Over the next year, participants used 43% fewer medical services, clinical encounters decreased by 41.9%, and procedures decreased by 21.4%.
Conquer the assumption that I am not ‘good’ at certain skills or techniques. I have the capability with the
right environment, resources, and plan of action. Reflection (journaling) is a good way to track progress for
comparison or proof of neuroplasticity.
Put emphasis on talking with friends, mentors, and peers about learning experiences. If I can’t explain the
concept of something, I haven't absorbed the teaching well-enough yet. Time to revise and practice.
Change elements of my daily life that could be improved by habit, which in turn will give me a stronger
emotional foundation that is well adapted to unpredictable situations.
Be mindful of physical and emotional state when I am studying. Am I in an optimal environment to absorb
information in the first place?
We are all able to be on a learning curve. It is important we think, “Not yet,” instead of, “I can’t.” The adult brain is malleable, it is not fixed after childhood as once thought. Understanding that you have the capacity to develop your abilities and gain skills is critical to succeeding in that learning venture.
Growth Mindset is not running from difficulty, finding shortcuts, dreaming about the end goal and not thinking about the critical path of learning that comes before it. And, Growth Mindset is learning from errors and correcting them, and sticking through hard moments, perseverance. This creates resilience.
Carol Dweck’s study where children were tasked with playing a math game that gave rewards for effort, strategy, and progress rather than reward for getting correct answers. As a result, students showed more effort, more strategy, more engagement, and more perseverance when encountering hard problems.
I will remember when I get frustrated and hit roadblocks that it is not impossible to climb the learning curve. I am not able to in that moment, but I will if I keep persevering. The process is the most important part of learning and I should delve in it, not try and rush through it, avoid feeling uncomfortable and frustrated.
I will do some introspection on what practical things I can implement in my routine to ease the feeling of panic when I feel my intelligence being challenged, so that I am able to persevere with learning. I do have a tendency to spiral if I feel ‘dumb’, so if I can achieve this it would make a huge difference to other parts of my life.
These graphs display evidence from Dweck's research on Growth Mindset.
This is a great graph, also by Dweck, that illustrates the Two Mindsets.


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Overview¶
Introduction¶
In general, there exist two main approaches to combine multiple classifiers in order to obtain reasonable classification outputs for unseen samples: the classifier selection and the classifier fusion. The latter one is followed by the presented framework and illustrated in Fig. 1.
However, there are significant properties arising from such classifier ensembles as parameters which need to be considered in the whole decision fusion process. These parameters are forming a configuration which consists of:
Decision fusion method (combiner)
Classification problem
Class assignment type
Classification coverage
The combiner states an explicit method provided by the framework which should be applied on the input data set. Available core methods are listed in the following section.
The classification problem refers either to a multiclass or to a multilabel classification problem. In the multiclass case, a sample is always classified into one class, while in the multilabel case, more than one class may be assigned to a sample.
Pusion operates on classification data which is given by class assignments. The class assignment describes memberships to each individual class for a sample. A class assignment type is either crisp or continuous. Crisp assignments are equivalent to labels and continuous assignments represent probabilities for each class being true.
The classification coverage states for each input classifier, which classes it is able to decide. A classifier ensemble may yield a redundant, complementary or complementary-redundant coverage.
Core methods¶
The following core decision fusion methods are supported by pusion and classified according to the evidence resolution they accept. With lower evidence resolution, a weaker a-priori information about individual classifiers can be taken into account during the fusion process. Utility-based methods do not take any further information about classifiers into account. In cases where no evidence is available for a certain classification data set, a utility-based method is a reasonable choice. Evidence-based methods are recommended in cases where evidence (e.g. confusion matrices) but no training data is available for each classifier. Trainable methods provide the highest evidence resolution, since decision outputs are required from the ensemble for each sample during the training phase. Therefore, each trainable combiner is able to calculate any kind of evidence based on the training data and is even able to analyse the behaviour of each classification method from the ensemble.
Utility-based methods (low evidence resolution):
Borda Count (BC)
Cosine Similarity (COS)
Macro Majority Vote (MAMV)
Micro Majority Vote (MIMV)
Simple Average (AVG)
Evidence-based methods (medium evidence resolution):
Trainable methods (highest evidence resolution):
Data input and output¶
The input type used for classification data is generic and applies to all provided decision fusion methods. It is given by a 3D numpy.ndarray tensor, which is illustrated in Fig. 2.
The same applies also to the pusion’s return, except that the output matrix is a 2D numpy.ndarray.
Note
In case of complementary-redundant decisions, the coverage needs to be specified besides ordinary python lists, which are used as an alternative to the numpy.ndarray.
AutoFusion¶
The framework provides an additional fusion method AutoCombiner which is able to the detect the configuration based on the input classification data and to automatically select the fusion method with the best classification performance for the given problem. The AutoCombiner bundles all methods provided by the framework and probes each of them for the application on the given classification data. The AutoCombiner is transparent to the user as each of the core fusion methods.
Generic fusion¶
In contrast to the AutoCombiner, the GenericCombiner retrieves fusion results obtained by all compatible core methods by means of a numpy.ndarray tensor. In this case, the evaluation as well as the method selection is handed over to the user.
Further functionalities¶
Classification data and coverage generation (see module generator)
Useful transformations for decision outputs, e.g. multilabel to multiclass conversion (see module transformer)
Evaluation methods for different classification and coverage types (see class Evaluation)


minitest provides a complete suite of testing facilities supporting TDD, BDD, mocking, and benchmarking.
"I had a class with Jim Weirich on testing last week and we were allowed to choose our testing frameworks. Kirk Haines and I were paired up and we cracked open the code for a few test frameworks... I MUST say that minitest is *very* readable / understandable compared to the 'other two' options we looked at. Nicely done and thank you for helping us keep our mental sanity." -- Wayne E. Seguin
minitest/unit is a small and incredibly fast unit testing framework. It provides a rich set of assertions to make your tests clean and readable.
minitest/spec is a functionally complete spec engine. It hooks onto minitest/unit and seamlessly bridges test assertions over to spec expectations.
minitest/benchmark is an awesome way to assert the performance of your algorithms in a repeatable manner. Now you can assert that your newb co-worker doesn’t replace your linear algorithm with an exponential one!
minitest/mock by Steven Baker, is a beautifully tiny mock object framework.
minitest/pride shows pride in testing and adds coloring to your test output. I guess it is an example of how to write IO pipes too. :P
minitest/unit is meant to have a clean implementation for language implementors that need a minimal set of methods to bootstrap a working test suite. For example, there is no magic involved for test-case discovery.
"Again, I can't praise enough the idea of a testing/specing framework that I can actually read in full in one sitting!" -- Piotr Szotkowski
minitest/autorun - the easy and explicit way to run all your tests.
minitest/unit - a very fast, simple, and clean test system.
minitest/spec - a very fast, simple, and clean spec system.
minitest/mock - a simple and clean mock system.
minitest/benchmark - an awesome way to assert your algorithm’s performance.
minitest/pride - show your pride in testing!
Incredibly small and fast runner, but no bells and whistles.
See design_rationale.rb to see how specs and tests work in minitest.
Given that you’d like to test the following class:
class Meme def i_can_has_cheezburger? "OHAI!" end def will_it_blend? "YES!" end end
require 'minitest/autorun' class TestMeme < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase def setup @meme = Meme.new end def test_that_kitty_can_eat assert_equal "OHAI!", @meme.i_can_has_cheezburger? end def test_that_it_will_not_blend refute_match %r^no/, @meme.will_it_blend? end end
require 'minitest/autorun' describe Meme do before do @meme = Meme.new end describe "when asked about cheeseburgers" do it "must respond positively" do @meme.i_can_has_cheezburger?.must_equal "OHAI!" end end describe "when asked about blending possibilities" do it "won't say no" do @meme.will_it_blend?.wont_match %r^no/ end end end
For matchers support check out:
github.com/zenspider/minitest-matchers
Add benchmarks to your regular unit tests. If the unit tests fail, the benchmarks won’t run.
# optionally run benchmarks, good for CI-only work! require 'minitest/benchmark' if ENV["BENCH"] class TestMeme < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase # Override self.bench_range or default range is [1, 10, 100, 1_000, 10_000] def bench_my_algorithm assert_performance_linear 0.9999 do |n| # n is a range value @obj.my_algorithm(n) end end end
Or add them to your specs. If you make benchmarks optional, you’ll need to wrap your benchmarks in a conditional since the methods won’t be defined.
describe Meme do if ENV["BENCH"] then bench_performance_linear "my_algorithm", 0.9999 do |n| 100.times do @obj.my_algorithm(n) end end end end
outputs something like:
# Running benchmarks: TestBlah 100 1000 10000 bench_my_algorithm 0.006167 0.079279 0.786993 bench_other_algorithm 0.061679 0.792797 7.869932
Output is tab-delimited to make it easy to paste into a spreadsheet.
class MemeAsker def initialize(meme) @meme = meme end def ask(question) method = question.tr(" ","_") + "?" @meme.__send__(method) end end require 'minitest/autorun' describe MemeAsker do before do @meme = MiniTest::Mock.new @meme_asker = MemeAsker.new @meme end describe "#ask" do describe "when passed an unpunctuated question" do it "should invoke the appropriate predicate method on the meme" do @meme.expect :will_it_blend?, :return_value @meme_asker.ask "will it blend" @meme.verify end end end end
MiniTest::Unit.runner=(runner) provides an easy way of creating custom test runners for specialized needs. Justin Weiss provides the following real-world example to create an alternative to regular fixture loading:
class MiniTestWithHooks::Unit < MiniTest::Unit def before_suites end def after_suites end def _run_suites(suites, type) begin before_suites super(suites, type) ensure after_suites end end def _run_suite(suite, type) begin suite.before_suite super(suite, type) ensure suite.after_suite end end end module MiniTestWithTransactions class Unit < MiniTestWithHooks::Unit include TestSetupHelper def before_suites super setup_nested_transactions # load any data we want available for all tests end def after_suites teardown_nested_transactions super end end end MiniTest::Unit.runner = MiniTestWithTransactions::Unit.new
Assertions and expectations for testing Capistrano recipes
Capybara matchers support for minitest unit and spec
Run Minitest suites as Chef report handlers
CI reporter plugin for MiniTest.
Colorize MiniTest output and show failing tests instantly.
Defines contexts for code reuse in MiniTest specs that share common expectations.
Wraps assert so failed assertions drop into the ruby debugger.
Patches MiniTest to allow for an easily configurable output.
Print out emoji for your test passes, fails, and skips.
Clean API for excluding certain tests you don’t want to run under certain conditions.
Makes your MiniTest mocks more resilient.
Test notifier for minitest via growl.
Instrument ActiveSupport::Notifications when test method is executed
Store information about speed of test execution provided by minitest-instrument in database
Test notifier for minitest via libnotify.
Provides extensions to minitest for macruby UI testing.
Adds support for RSpec-style matchers to minitest.
Annotate tests with metadata (key-value).
Mongoid assertion matchers for MiniTest
Provides must_not as an alias for wont in MiniTest
Adds support for .predicate? methods
A minitest plugin to drop into pry on assertion failure.
MiniTest integration for Rails 3.1.
Create customizable MiniTest output formats
redgreen minitest
Minitest::Spec extensions for Rails and beyond
add tags for minitest
Yet another test colorizer.
Get tests results as a TestResult object.
Shoulda style syntax for minitest test::unit.
minitest_tu_shim bridges between test/unit and minitest.
Ruby 1.8, maybe even 1.6 or lower. No magic is involved.
sudo gem install minitest
On 1.9, you already have it. To get newer candy you can still install the gem, but you’ll need to activate the gem explicitly to use it:
require 'rubygems' gem 'minitest' # ensures you're using the gem, and not the built in MT require 'minitest/autorun' # ... usual testing stuffs ...
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Uses of Class
com.mxgraph.view.mxGraph
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Packages that use mxGraph Package Description com.mxgraph.analysis This package provides various algorithms for graph analysis, such as shortest path and minimum spanning tree.com.mxgraph.io This package contains all classes for input/output.com.mxgraph.layout This package contains various graph layouts.com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical.stage com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal.model com.mxgraph.swing This package contains the main component for JFC/Swing, namely the graph component and the outline component.com.mxgraph.swing.handler This package contains all classes required for mouse event handling in JFC/Swing.com.mxgraph.swing.util This package contains all utility classes that require JFC/Swing, namely for mouse event handling, drag and drop, actions and overlays.com.mxgraph.util This package provides utility classes such as mxConstants, mxUtils, mxPoint and mxRectangle as well as all classes for custom events and the undo history.com.mxgraph.view This package implements the graph component, represented by the mxGraph class. -
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.analysis
Fields in com.mxgraph.analysis declared as mxGraph Modifier and Type Field Description protected mxGraph
mxAnalysisGraph. graph
Methods in com.mxgraph.analysis that return mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description mxGraph
mxAnalysisGraph. getGraph()
Methods in com.mxgraph.analysis with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description mxUnionFind
mxGraphAnalysis. getConnectionComponents(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] v, java.lang.Object[] e)
Returns a union find structure representing the connection components of G=(E,V).static mxGeneratorFunction
mxGraphGenerator. getGeneratorFunction(mxGraph graph, boolean weighted, double minWeight, double maxWeight)
java.lang.Object[]
mxGraphAnalysis. getMinimumSpanningTree(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] v, mxICostFunction cf, boolean directed)
Returns the minimum spanning tree (MST) for the graph defined by G=(E,V).java.lang.Object[]
mxGraphAnalysis. getMinimumSpanningTree(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] v, java.lang.Object[] e, mxICostFunction cf)
Returns the minimum spanning tree (MST) for the graph defined by G=(E,V).java.lang.Object[]
mxGraphAnalysis. getShortestPath(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object from, java.lang.Object to, mxICostFunction cf, int steps, boolean directed)
Returns the shortest path between two cells or their descendants represented as an array of edges in order of traversal.void
mxAnalysisGraph. setGraph(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.io
Methods in com.mxgraph.io with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description static void
mxGdCodec. decode(java.lang.String input, mxGraph graph)
Parses simple GD format and populate the specified graphstatic java.lang.String
mxGdCodec. encode(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.layout
Fields in com.mxgraph.layout declared as mxGraph Modifier and Type Field Description protected mxGraph
mxGraphLayout. graph
Holds the enclosing graph.Methods in com.mxgraph.layout that return mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description mxGraph
mxGraphLayout. getGraph()
Returns the associated graph.Constructors in com.mxgraph.layout with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxCircleLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxCircleLayout(mxGraph graph, double radius)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxCompactTreeLayout(mxGraph graph)
mxCompactTreeLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal)
mxCompactTreeLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal, boolean invert)
mxEdgeLabelLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxFastOrganicLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new fast organic layout for the specified graph.mxGraphLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new fast organic layout for the specified graph.mxOrganicLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructor for mxOrganicLayout.mxOrganicLayout(mxGraph graph, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bounds)
Constructor for mxOrganicLayout.mxParallelEdgeLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxParallelEdgeLayout(mxGraph graph, int spacing)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxPartitionLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxPartitionLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxPartitionLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal, int spacing)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxPartitionLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal, int spacing, int border)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxStackLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxStackLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxStackLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal, int spacing)
Constructs a new stack layout layout for the specified graph, spacing, orientation and offset.mxStackLayout(mxGraph graph, boolean horizontal, int spacing, int x0, int y0, int border)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical
Constructors in com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxHierarchicalLayout(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a hierarchical layoutmxHierarchicalLayout(mxGraph graph, int orientation)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical.stage
Methods in com.mxgraph.layout.hierarchical.stage with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
mxCoordinateAssignment. calculateWidestRank(mxGraph graph, mxGraphHierarchyModel model)
Calculates the width rank in the hierarchy.protected void
mxCoordinateAssignment. rankCoordinates(int rankValue, mxGraph graph, mxGraphHierarchyModel model)
Sets up the layout in an initial positioning.protected void
mxCoordinateAssignment. setCellLocations(mxGraph graph, mxGraphHierarchyModel model)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal
Constructors in com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxOrthogonalLayout(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal.model
Constructors in com.mxgraph.layout.orthogonal.model with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxOrthogonalModel(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.swing
Fields in com.mxgraph.swing declared as mxGraph Modifier and Type Field Description protected mxGraph
mxGraphComponent. graph
Methods in com.mxgraph.swing that return mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description mxGraph
mxGraphComponent. getGraph()
Methods in com.mxgraph.swing with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description void
mxGraphComponent. setGraph(mxGraph value)
Constructors in com.mxgraph.swing with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxGraphComponent(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.swing.handler
Methods in com.mxgraph.swing.handler with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
mxConnectionHandler. addGraphListeners(mxGraph graph)
Installs the listeners to update the handles after any changes.protected void
mxSelectionCellsHandler. addGraphListeners(mxGraph graph)
Installs the listeners to update the handles after any changes.protected void
mxConnectionHandler. removeGraphListeners(mxGraph graph)
Removes all installed listeners.protected void
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.swing.util
Methods in com.mxgraph.swing.util that return mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description static mxGraph
mxGraphActions. getGraph(java.awt.event.ActionEvent e)
Methods in com.mxgraph.swing.util with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description protected int
mxGraphActions.GroupAction. getGroupBorder(mxGraph graph)
protected int
mxGraphActions.UpdateGroupBoundsAction. getGroupBorder(mxGraph graph)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.util
Methods in com.mxgraph.util with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description static java.awt.image.BufferedImage
mxCellRenderer. createBufferedImage(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, java.awt.Color background, boolean antiAlias, mxRectangle clip)
static java.awt.image.BufferedImage
mxCellRenderer. createBufferedImage(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, java.awt.Color background, boolean antiAlias, mxRectangle clip, mxGraphics2DCanvas graphicsCanvas)
static org.w3c.dom.Document
mxCellRenderer. createHtmlDocument(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, java.awt.Color background, mxRectangle clip)
static org.w3c.dom.Document
mxCellRenderer. createSvgDocument(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, java.awt.Color background, mxRectangle clip)
static org.w3c.dom.Document
mxCellRenderer. createVmlDocument(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, java.awt.Color background, mxRectangle clip)
static mxICanvas
mxCellRenderer. drawCells(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object[] cells, double scale, mxRectangle clip, mxCellRenderer.CanvasFactory factory)
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Uses of mxGraph in com.mxgraph.view
Fields in com.mxgraph.view declared as mxGraph Modifier and Type Field Description protected mxGraph
mxGraphSelectionModel. graph
Reference to the enclosing graph.protected mxGraph
mxGraphView. graph
Reference to the enclosing graph.protected mxGraph
mxLayoutManager. graph
Defines the type of the source or target terminal.protected mxGraph
mxSwimlaneManager. graph
Defines the type of the source or target terminal.Methods in com.mxgraph.view that return mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description mxGraph
mxGraphView. getGraph()
Returns the enclosing graph.mxGraph
mxLayoutManager. getGraph()
mxGraph
mxSwimlaneManager. getGraph()
Methods in com.mxgraph.view with parameters of type mxGraph Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.String
mxMultiplicity. check(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object edge, java.lang.Object source, java.lang.Object target, int sourceOut, int targetIn)
Function: check Checks the multiplicity for the given arguments and returns the error for the given connection or null if the multiplicity does not apply.boolean
mxMultiplicity. checkNeighbors(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object edge, java.lang.Object source, java.lang.Object target)
Checks the type of the given value.boolean
mxMultiplicity. checkTerminal(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object terminal, java.lang.Object edge)
Checks the type of the given value.boolean
mxMultiplicity. checkType(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object value, java.lang.String type)
Checks the type of the given value.boolean
mxMultiplicity. checkType(mxGraph graph, java.lang.Object value, java.lang.String type, java.lang.String attr, java.lang.String attrValue)
Checks the type of the given value.void
mxLayoutManager. setGraph(mxGraph value)
void
mxSwimlaneManager. setGraph(mxGraph graph)
Constructors in com.mxgraph.view with parameters of type mxGraph Constructor Description mxGraphSelectionModel(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new selection model for the specified graph.mxGraphView(mxGraph graph)
Constructs a new view for the given graph.mxLayoutManager(mxGraph graph)
mxSwimlaneManager(mxGraph graph)
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1 And now, behold, my brethren, I have spoken unto you,
according as the Spirit hath constrained me; wherefore, I know that they must
surely come to pass.
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2 And the things which shall be written out of the book
shall be of great worth unto the children of men, and especially unto our
seed, which is a remnant of the house of Israel.
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3 For it shall come to pass in that day that the churches
which are built up, and not unto the Lord, when the one shall say unto the
other: Behold, I, I am the Lord’s; and the others shall say: I, I am the Lord’s;
and thus shall every one say that hath built up churches, and not unto the
Lord—
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4 And they shall contend one with another; and their
priests shall contend one with another, and they shall teach with their
learning, and deny the Holy Ghost, which giveth utterance.
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5 And they deny the power of God, the Holy One of Israel;
and they say unto the people: Hearken unto us, and hear ye our precept; for
behold there is no God today, for the Lord and the Redeemer hath done his
work, and he hath given his power unto men;
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6 Behold, hearken ye unto my precept; if they shall say
there is a miracle wrought by the hand of the Lord, believe it not; for this
day he is not a God of miracles; he hath done his work.
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7 Yea, and there shall be many which shall say: Eat, drink,
and be merry, for tomorrow we die; and it shall be well with us.
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It is a little ironic that the group with Joseph at
Carthage Jail drank wine the night before Joseph was assassinated (p. 101 at History of the Church, vol. 7, chapter 9).
And, Joseph Smith seems to be among those who partook (pg.
616 at History of the Church, vol. 6, chapter 34).
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8 And there shall also be many which shall say:
Eat, drink, and be merry; nevertheless, fear God—he will justify in
committing a little sin; yea, lie a little, take the advantage of one
because of his words, dig a pit for thy neighbor; there is no harm in this;
and do all these things, for tomorrow we die; and if it so be that we are
guilty, God will beat us with a few stripes, and at last we shall be saved in
the kingdom of God.
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This verse shows some of the foolish doctrines of the
world, including lying a little. But consider just a few things done to protect
the institution of the LDS Church.
“Inasmuch as this church of Christ has been reproached
with the crime of fornication, and polygamy: we declare that we believe, that
one man should have one wife; and one woman, but one husband” (1835 Doctrine and Covenants denies polygamy—D&C 101).
This was published in the 1835 Doctrine and Covenants in spite of the fact
that Joseph Smith and others were practicing polygamy under Joseph’s
direction at the time.
When asked by Time Magazine whether the Church still
stands by the teaching that God the Father was once a man, President Hinckley
said, “I don’t know that we teach it” (Time article, “Kingdom Come” by David Van Biema),
in spite of the fact that it was being taught in classes and published in
manuals current at the time.
Apostle Jeffrey R. Holland got caught in a fib starting
about 1:21 into this video
“I think in the past there was a tendency to keep a lot
of the [Church historical] records closed or at least not give access to
information. But the world has changed in the last generation—with the access
to information on the Internet, we can’t continue that pattern; I think we
need to continue to be more open” (Elder Steven E. Snow, Church Historian and
Recorder at Q&A with Elder Steven Snow).
“There are many other forms of lying. When we speak
untruths, we are guilty of lying. We can also intentionally deceive others by
a gesture or a look, by silence, or by telling only part of the truth.
Whenever we lead people in any way to believe something that is not true, we
are not being honest.” (“Chapter 31: Honesty,” Gospel Principles at “Chapter 31: Honesty,” Gospel Principles)
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9 Yea, and there shall be many which shall teach after
this manner, false and vain and foolish doctrines, and shall be puffed up in
their hearts, and shall seek deep to hide their counsels from the Lord; and
their works shall be in the dark.
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10 And the blood of the saints shall cry from the ground
against them.
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11 Yea, they have all gone out of the way; they have
become corrupted.
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12 Because of pride, and because of false teachers, and
false doctrine, their churches have become corrupted, and their churches are
lifted up; because of pride they are puffed up.
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13 They rob the poor because of their fine sanctuaries;
they rob the poor because of their fine clothing; and they persecute the meek
and the poor in heart, because in their pride they are puffed up.
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14 They wear stiff necks and high heads; yea, and because
of pride, and wickedness, and abominations, and whoredoms, they have all gone
astray save it be a few, who are the humble followers of Christ;
nevertheless, they are led, that in many instances they do err because they
are taught by the precepts of men.
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15 O the wise, and the learned, and the rich, that are
puffed up in the pride of their hearts, and all those who preach false
doctrines, and all those who commit whoredoms, and pervert the right way of
the Lord, wo, wo, wo be unto them, saith the Lord God Almighty, for they
shall be thrust down to hell!
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16 Wo unto them that turn aside the just for a thing of
naught and revile against that which is good, and say that it is of no worth!
For the day shall come that the Lord God will speedily visit the inhabitants
of the earth; and in that day that they are fully ripe in iniquity they shall
perish.
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17 But behold, if the inhabitants of the earth shall
repent of their wickedness and abominations they shall not be destroyed,
saith the Lord of Hosts.
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18 But behold, that great and abominable church, the whore
of all the earth, must tumble to the earth, and great must be the fall
thereof.
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19 For the kingdom of the devil must shake, and they which
belong to it must needs be stirred up unto repentance, or the devil will
grasp them with his everlasting chains, and they be stirred up to anger, and
perish;
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20 For behold, at that day shall he rage in the hearts of
the children of men, and stir them up to anger against that which is good.
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21 And others will he pacify, and lull them away into
carnal security, that they will say: All is well in Zion; yea, Zion
prospereth, all is well—and thus the devil cheateth their souls, and leadeth
them away carefully down to hell.
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22 And behold, others he flattereth away, and telleth them
there is no hell; and he saith unto them: I am no devil, for there is
none—and thus he whispereth in their ears, until he grasps them with his
awful chains, from whence there is no deliverance.
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23 Yea, they are grasped with death, and hell; and death,
and hell, and the devil, and all that have been seized therewith must stand
before the throne of God, and be judged according to their works, from whence
they must go into the place prepared for them, even a lake of fire and
brimstone, which is endless torment.
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According to D&C 19:6-12 the words “endless” and “eternal”
do not mean without end when it comes to “endless torment” or “eternal
damnation”. These verses in the D&C explain that these words are used
because, “it is more express than other scriptures, that it might work upon
the hearts of the children of men.” When people read these words in the Book
of Mormon, how do they likely understand the words “endless” and “eternal”?
Is this honest communication if D&C 19 reveals the actual meaning of
these words?
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24 Therefore, wo be unto him that is at ease in Zion!
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25 Wo be unto him that crieth: All is well!
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26 Yea, wo be unto him that hearkeneth unto the precepts
of men, and denieth the power of God, and the gift of the Holy Ghost!
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27 Yea, wo be unto him that saith: We have received, and
we need no more!
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28 And in fine, wo unto all those who tremble, and are
angry because of the truth of God! For behold, he that is built upon the rock
receiveth it with gladness; and he that is built upon a sandy foundation
trembleth lest he shall fall.
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29 Wo be unto him that shall say: We have received the
word of God, and we need no more of the word of God, for we have enough!
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30 For behold, thus saith the Lord God: I will give unto
the children of men line upon line, precept upon precept, here a little and
there a little; and blessed are those who hearken unto my precepts, and lend
an ear unto my counsel, for they shall learn wisdom; for unto him that
receiveth I will give more; and from them that shall say, We have enough,
from them shall be taken away even that which they have.
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31 Cursed is he that putteth his trust in man, or maketh
flesh his arm, or shall hearken unto the precepts of men, save their precepts
shall be given by the power of the Holy Ghost.
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32 Wo be unto the Gentiles, saith the Lord God of Hosts!
For notwithstanding I shall lengthen out mine arm unto them from day to day,
they will deny me; nevertheless, I will be merciful unto them, saith the Lord
God, if they will repent and come unto me; for mine arm is lengthened out all
the day long, saith the Lord God of Hosts.
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Priyamani to play Sasikala in Jayalalithaa biopic Thalaivi
by Entertainment DeskBy: Entertainment Desk | Chennai | Published: December 9, 2019 7:46:30 pm
Priyamani will share screen space with Kangana Ranaut in Thalaivi.
Priyamani will play the controversial role of Sasikala in Thalaivi, the official Jayalalithaa biopic, starring Kangana Ranaut in the lead.
Multiple reports suggest that Priyamani was the first choice for the makers as they felt the actor’s pan-Indian appeal would help the project reach a wider section of the audience. Ever since Thalaivi was announced, there had been speculation about the actor playing the associate of the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. We hear the director is confident that the National Award-winning actor will bring in her style to the part.
A source says Priyamani has given bulk dates for the film. “She will be seen alongside Kangana throughout the second half,” adds the source.
Priyamani made her acting comeback with the web series The Family Man, post her marriage with a Dubai-based businessman.
The first look poster of Thalaivi, which was released recently, didn’t go down well with many. While Arvind Swami plays MG Ramachandran, GV Prakash Kumar is the music director of Thalaivi.
In a statement to the press, Thalaivi producer Vishnu Induri had said, “Thalaivi is a very dear project to all of us, and it’s a story that needs to be told. Kangana has slipped into the character of Jayalalithaa, which is simply amazing. We can’t wait to present this film to the audience.”
Directed by Vijay, Thalaivi has dialogues by Baahubali-fame Vijayendra Prasad.
Scheduled to be released in Telugu, Tamil and Hindi on June 26, 2020, Thalaivi is produced by Vishnu Induri and Shaailesh R Singh. The Hindi version of the film has been titled Jaya.
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[Update: Lawnchair launcher] Gesture navigation comes to third-party launchers w/ Android 10 on the Pixel 4
by Damien WildeWith the release of Pixel 4, Google has now added support for gesture navigation when using third-party launchers.
The new gesture navigation method brought in with Android 10 might cause some of you to wince but for those that like the new method, the lack of ability to use it with third-party launchers was obviously a major sore point.
[Update 11/12]: Popular alternative third-party launcher Lawnchair now working with the Android 10 gesture navigation method (on Pixel phones). It’s actually not via an app update as we previously had reported – it’s working likely because of the system which is great news that it’s working nonetheless.
Further update: It’s worth noting that this is currently only working on Pixel devices running Android 10, you’ll need to flash QuickSwitch to enable full gestures on all Android 10 devices.
Android Police reports that the Google Pixel 4 is working with Nova Launcher. Previously, this would throw up an error message and revert to the 2-button navigation method.
Android 10 Beta 5 removed the ability for third-party launchers to access the full gesture navigation method. That said, it was possible to enable them using an ADB command but that would often be buggy or cause issues.
Because of that block, to use gestures on a Pixel running Android 10, you’d have to commit to using the pre-installed Pixel Launcher — which naturally some people are simply not a fan of. Because of the backlash, Google confirmed that they were working to fix the issue but didn’t specify when this fix might arrive.
It’s great to see them make good on that promise for those picking up the Pixel 4. That said, we still don’t know how long it will be before you can use the Android 10 gestures with a third-party launcher on your older Pixel models yet.
Hopefully, we’ll see the Android 10 gesture support roll out to all third-party launchers on other hardware soon. Until then, if you have pre-ordered your Pixel 4, you can enjoy the new navigation method with your favorite third-party launcher.
More on the Google Pixel 4:
- Hey Google, Pixel 4’s face unlock really needs an ‘eyes open’ requirement
- LastPass confirms face unlock support for Google’s Pixel 4
- There’s no Pixel 4 5G because it’s ‘not the time’ for the ‘immature’ technology
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Class ServiceCollectionExtensions
Namespace: Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection
Assembly: ClashOfClans.dll
Syntax
public static class ServiceCollectionExtensions
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAddClashOfClans(IServiceCollection, Action<ClashOfClansOptionsV2>)
Adds Clash of Clans services to the service collection. The registered services are the main interface IClashOfClans and the individual interfaces IClans, ILocations, ILeagues, IPlayers, ILabels and IGoldPass.
Declaration
public static IServiceCollection AddClashOfClans(this IServiceCollection services, Action<ClashOfClansOptionsV2> configureOptions)
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| IServiceCollection | services | The IServiceCollection to add services to. |
| Action<ClashOfClansOptionsV2> | configureOptions | An Action to configure the provided ClashOfClansOptionsV2 |
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JS vs Ruby
So alike and sooo diferent...!
April 12, 2015
So, after one week of JavaScript, we're supposed to talk about one difference between JS and Ruby. Although they're both object-oriented languages, they are very different when you put them into practice, and that means, code. I chose to talk about looping in Ruby and JS.
Both in Ruby and JS, there are many different ways to write a loop. In general, both logic and operators to write loops and conditions are pretty similar. Still, you don't have to dig much to find the differences in their syntaxes.
I'll approach first the while loop. For that, I'll use an example of EJS book. A loop in JS would look like this:
while (counter < 10) {
result *= 2;
counter ++;
}
It is possible to write this code in a very similar way in Ruby. It would be like this:
while counter < 10 do
result *= 2
counter +=1
end
That works, but, in fact, there's a leaner way to do the same in Ruby. It would be like this:
10.times {result *= 2}
And this is the magic of Ruby! Ruby is designed to be very lean, and there's always a way to do what you want very easily (and shortly).
Well, the same applies to for loops. EJS example:
for (var number = 0; number<=12; number+=2)
console.log(number);
Using for loop in Ruby, it would be like this:
for i in 0..6 {puts i*2}
And there's also the loop that iterates over an array. In JS, it would look like this:
for (x in person){
text += person[x];
}
This type of loop is made with #each in Ruby, and looks like this:
person.each {|name| text += name}
In short, the loop logics in Ruby and JS are very similar. The biggest difference is that usually, Ruby syntax is simpler and leaner. The good news is that, once you're familiar with any of the logics, you won't have dificculties in applying the loops in the other language!


This is a new UI for grouper which is ajax based.
Ajax methods are very easily called from screens, JSPs can replace screen sections, there is an API so no project specific javascript is needed.
Packages:
- beans: stored in container beans for each module
- beans/api: common beans across modules
- beans/json: beans that go to the screen in json format for ajax
- beans/simpleMembershipUpdate: beans for the simpleMembershipUpdate module
- exceptions: custom exceptions
- j2ee: servlets, filters, etc
- serviceLogic: all methods of a signature with instance, void, take in req and resp, are directly callable from anywhere e.g. with ajax.
- tags: custom tags and EL functions
- util: utility classes (e.g. generic useful static things)