As part of this initiative, we'll be producing a variety of videos on different technical topics. The videos
below are created by a group of people from around the world, some are from high school, while some in grad
school or industry. This is an experimental initiative, and we plan to constantly improve and add more topics.
Team : Anshu Aviral, Apoorva Bhalla, Madhav Datt, Namrata Deka, Khushali Desai, Jorg Nathaniel Doku,
Yen-chieh Huang, Shubheksha Jalan, Suvarna Kadam, Margaret LaBelle, Jay Ching Lim, Dinesh Majeti, Afelio
Padilla, Francesco Polizzi, Abhilasha Ravichander, Tejas Sarma, Asheesh Sharma, Chaman Singh, Nisarg Thakkar,
Avi A Vaid - from India, Singapore, Spain and USA. Video Team: Anshu Aviral, Isha Gogia, Suvarna Kadam, Rohan Kapur, Margaret LaBelle, Edwin Limanara,
Dinesh Majeti, Afelio Padilla, Francesco Polizzi, Abhilasha Ravichander, Ayush Shah, Chaman Singh Admin Team: Edwin Limanara, Aditi Mittal, Ayush Shah Published on: 04/20/2016. Course built in: 15 days - from syllabus creation to video production Number of modules: 21 modules. Feedback: Please feel free to give your constructive feedback for this course below
(link).
Updated (above): 8/2/2016
Introduction to Python - extended
Team (# of "thank you" received*): Aman Achpal, Shaurye Aggarwal(2), Andre Almeida Araujo(9), Louis
Bantoto, Avik Basu(1), Naveena Benjamin(19), Vamsee Chamakura(6), Abhijeet Chauhan(6), William Dai(1),
Yoni Dayan(6), Khushali Desai(11), Jorg Nathaniel Doku, Venkata Karthik Gullapalli(3), Yatin Gupta(10), Sarabeth
Jaffe(9), Vignesh Kannan(2), Pranav Kaushik(7), Margaret LaBelle(6), Kevin Viet Le, Jay Ching Lim(13), Sekandar
Matin(3), Varun Mittal(1), Favour Nerrise(7), Manoj Pandey(5), Afelio Padilla(10), Josh Pitkofsky(11), Angela
Richmond-Fuller(13), Abigail Reyes, Tejas Sarma(9), Karan Shah(3), Asheesh Sharma(14), Ashrith Sheshan(24),
Feiyu Tao(12) and Kenn Wong - from Brazil, Canada, France, India, Singapore, UK and USA. * = # of "thank you" represents the number of acknowledgement each person received from another, during
the duration of course creation. Though not completely representative of one's effort, it gives a general idea
of everyone's contribution level. Top 3 highlighted.
Video Team: Shaurye Aggarwal, Andre Almeida Araujo, Naveena Benjamin, Vamsee Chamakura, Khushali Desai,
Sarabeth Jaffe, Pranav Kaushik, Margaret LaBelle, Jay C. Lim, Josh Pitkofsky and Ashrith Sheshan. Interactive System Team: Andre Almeida Araujo, Yoni Dayan, Pranav Kaushik, Jay Ching Lim, Tejas Sarma,
Asheesh Sharma (concept and PoC developer), Ashrith Sheshan. Interactive
System Link - videos with quizes and programming console. Published on: 03/31/2016. Course built in: 15 days - from syllabus creation to video production, including building of the interactive course system. Number of modules: 14 modules. Feedback: Please feel free to give your constructive feedback for this course below
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Here's a quick demo of some things you can do with this tool kit. If you know what you're doing, feel free to delete everything and start from scratch. If not, allow us to introduce some of the features of Darkwave:
DW is a "batteries-included" tool kit for quickly developing data-driven web applications. It's a pragmatic configuration of helpful libraries, light application boilerplate, and a turn-key solution for user authentication and management. It also establishes sensible conventions you can use to quickly build custom CRUD apps or SaaS projects to suit your individual needs.
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section of the index controller and the subnav
section of the base template.
initialize_handlebars_helpers()
section of the slime-render class for an example. The HBS Cookbook provides more information for building simple and block custom helpers.
:root
element. See the Tabler docs for a customization example, and tabler.css for the default variable names and values.
| Standard | Primary | Secondary | Success | Warning | Danger | Info | Dark | Light |
| Square | Primary | Secondary | Success | Warning | Danger | Info | Dark | Light |
| Pill | Primary | Secondary | Success | Warning | Danger | Info | Dark | Light |
| Outline | Primary | Secondary | Success | Warning | Danger | Info | Dark | Light |
| Ghost | Primary | Secondary | Success | Warning | Danger | Info | Dark | Light |
Bootstrap provides excellent support and configuration options for modal components. However, the process of using them programmatically with JS is cumbersome and involved, so we've developed an abstraction function that writes the required markup as needed and accepts JSON parameters for configuration.
See the DW JS utility library for more information on how to use and configure the dw.modal()
function.
The Tabler Preview also provides some more modal configuration examples.
Here's a simple demo of some of the kinds of modals you can make. If you inspect the source, you'll notice they're all triggered with JS onclick
events.
Placeholder text to demonstrate some inline links with tooltips. This is now just filler, no killer. Content placed here just to mimic the presence of real text. And all that just to give you an idea of how tooltips would look when used in real-world situations. So hopefully you've now seen how these tooltips on links can work in practice, once you use them on your own site or project.
To be honest, if it's wrong, I don't want to be right. I don't wanna talk if you're not gonna talk to me nice.
Have you ever seen a ghost pop out like a toast?
You woke up late, the breakfast's closed.
You know I don't brag, but I'm about to boast.
Fabrics on my body, it's designer probably.
Can't you see I'm litty? Rollin' like a trolley?
Won't come to your party 'cause your friends are boring. I'll be in the city walking around like a tourist.
When you look at me and hate on me, I'm a mirror. If you look at me and don't like me what doesthat say about you? I am King Nothing, I am nothing, take a bunch of empty words and make them mean something. I've been getting no gifts for a while, is Christmas coming? I'm a good boy on the track, no cussing.
Please do not give me any more flak, I am struggling.
I'm going Trash Star crazy. I'm Bladee, she call me Bladey.[1] Angel or demon maybe...I'm trying do what I can. Can you please comprehend me?
I'll shine some glory on your life.
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I am not anyone, I'm just some air inside the air. A piece of sand in all the sand, drop of water in the ocean. It may not seem that way, but I can promise you it's that. But enough of that, I'm coming back...
I jump right back into the trash
Use the <abbr>
tag like this: kthxbi
Select some text, then press ⌘ + C to copy. To paste, press ⌘ + V
Use NPX to get a quick DW clone: npx degit hxgf/darkwave#0.6.0 .
// preformatted text block — no syntax highlighting tho ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ const notify = function(message){ alert(message); }
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| Mallory Hulme | Geologist IV, Support |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| User | Edit |
| Dunn Slane | Research Nurse, Sales |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Owner | Edit |
| Emmy Levet | VP Product Management, Accounting |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Admin | Edit |
| Maryjo Lebarree | Civil Engineer, Product Management |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| User | Edit |
| Egan Poetz | Research Nurse, Engineering |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Admin | Edit |
| Kellie Skingley | Teacher, Services |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Owner | Edit |
I stay out of sight, it's a satellite life. Got a shadow ice knife, Gucci lenses on my eyes. Bank account match my clothing size. That explains the price of my shoes. I got news, you can get cut up like fruit. Bladee one sound like Akon when I make songs. Say some wrong, you may run, you get rained on.
Someone rather than no one, I got no one. I was so wrong, waiting so long. You were no one, hold on. I should go home to the chrome zone. No ozone, sold my soul, now my soul's gone.
I hold the map, I got the keys to the city. GTB, I see machines in the city. Helicopters when we leave in December. On my LG, call my team, we assemble. I'm beyond, I don't believe in the system. You can sing, I press delete, I don't listen. I got items, I'm complete for no reason.
Thaiboy Goon, I got that weed in my system. You can sing, I press delete, I don't listen. I got cash, I pull up clean for no reason. On my iPhone, call my team, now I'm beaming. Thaiboy Goon, I make the scene when I'm dreaming. GTBSBE, we riding with no ceiling. Yung Thaiboy Goon, I'm posted in the building. You can sing, I press delete, I don't listen.
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Of course, it isn’t without its challenges. I now have to try to separate myself from my own home distractions like the tv, playstation, taking a nap, etc and make sure I focus on the task at hand. It’s been a bit of a struggle so far but I found a great resource to try and help me figure out my routine. The book is broken up into small sections similar to the 37signals book, Rework, so it’s very easy to digest.
The bigger challenge has yet to come though. In the coming weeks I’ll be relocating my family and I back to Michigan to be closer to family. That means that not only will I be doing my day job from home but I’ll now be running my portion of my startup, URUUT, from home as well. My other business partners will still be in Atlanta so we’ll be relying even more on tools like hangouts and Skype for communication and keeping the business running.
While I know it will be difficult and communication will change and adapt, the fear of change is still there. I’m sure we’ll be fine but lack of face time will be something we will have to work through.
Wish me luck..


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Constants for the most important parks in the National Park system. List is not complete!
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Acadia National Park
Declaration
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public static let acadia: String
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Arches National Park
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public static let arches: String
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Declaration
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public static let bryceCanyon: String
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Death Valley National Park
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public static let deathValley: String
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Denali National Park
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public static let denali: String
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Everglades National Park
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public static let everglades: String
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Grand Canyon National Park
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public static let grandCanyon: String
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Grand Teton National Park
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public static let grandTeton: String
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Great Smokey Mountains National Park
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public static let greatSmokeyMountains: String
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Joshua Tree National Park
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public static let joshuaTree: String
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Katmai National Park
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public static let katmai: String
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Rocky Mountainn National Park
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public static let rockyMountains: String
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Yellowstone National Park
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public static let yellowstone: String
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Yosemite National Park
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public static let yosemite: String
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int6kmod(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit int6kmod(1) NAME int6kmod - Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Device Module Manager SYNOPSIS int6kmod [options] [device] [device] [...] DESCRIPTION Read or write Atheros custom powerline modules using VS_MODULE_OPERATION messages. Modules may be read from a device and written to a file or read from a file and written to a device. Modules may have any of several formats and purposes. Where the firmware permits, this program can now read modules in excess of 1400 bytes and can write multiple modules that exceed 1400 bytes in one operation. This program is part of the Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Toolkit. See the plc man page for an overview and installation instructions. OPTIONS -d Read the specified module from NVRAM and write to standard output in hexadecimal dump format. The module is iden‐ tified by module and sub-module using options -t and -s. Runtime firmware will report an error if the module is not available. The session identifier is not required for a module read operation and is ignored. The largest module that can be read is 1400 bytes. This option and option -m are mutually exclusive. -e Redirects stderr messages to stdout. By convention status and error messages are printed on stderr while primary program output is printed on stdout. This option prints all output on stdout in cases where this is desired. -i interface Select the host Ethernet interface. All requests are sent via this host interface and only reponses received via this host interface are recognized. The default interface is eth1 because most people use eth0 as their principle network connection; however, if environment string "PLC" is defined then it takes precedence over the default interface. This option then takes precedence over either default. -m filename Read the specified module from NVRAM and write it to the named file. The module is identified by module and sub- module using options -t and -s. Runtime firmware will report an error if the module is not available. The ses‐ sion identifier is not required for a module read operation and is ignored. The largest module that can be read is 1400 bytes. This option and option -d are mutually exclusive. -M filename Read the named module file and download it to the named device and commit NVRAM. The module is assigned to a mod‐ ule and sub-module identifier using options -t and -s. Runtime firmware will reject modules having invalid module and sub-mocule identifiers. Module files must be a multiple of four bytes or an error will occur. As imple‐ mented, int6kmod will reject files exceeding 1400 bytes but this restriction will be removed in later versions. -q Suppresses status messages on stderr. -s sub-module-id The sub-module identifier expressed as a 16-bit hexadecimal value with optional 0x prefix. This identifier indi‐ cates a specific module with the module class specified using option -t. Any 16-bit value is permitted but only certain values are accepted by device firmware depending on firmware type and revision. The default value is 0x0000. -S session-id The session identifier expressed as a 32-bit hexadecimal value with optional 0x prefix. The session identifier value is arbitrary and so any 32-bit value is permitted but 0x00000000 and 0xFFFFFFFF are illegal. The 0x prefix is optional for this argument. The default session-id is 0x78563412. -t module-id The module identifier expressed as a 16-bit hexadecimal value with optional 0x prefix. This identifier indicates the module type or class. Option -s indicates the specific member of a module class. Any 16-bit value is permit‐ ted but only certain values will be accepted by device firmware. The default value is 0x0000. -v Print additional information on stdout. In particular, this option dumps incoming and outgoing packets which can be saved as text files for reference. -w Write settings to the device instead of reading settings from the device. If omitted then settings are read from the device and displayed. If present, the user should specify all settings to avoid writing default values to the device. -?,--help Print program help summary on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. -?,--version Print program version information on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. Use this option when sending screen dumps to Atheros Technical Support so that they know exactly which version of the Linux Toolkit you are using. ARGUMENTS device The MAC address of some powerline device. More than one address may be specified on the command line. If more than one address is specified then operations are performed on each device in turn. The default address is local. See DEVICES for information. DEVICES Powerline devices use Ethernet Media Access Control (MAC) addresses. A MAC address is a 48-bit value entered as 12 hex‐ adecimal digits in upper, lower or mixed character case. Octets may be separated with colons for clarity. For example, "00b052000001", "00:b0:52:00:00:01" and "00b052:000001" are valid and equivalent. The following MAC addresses are special and may be entered by name instead of number. all Same as "broadcast". broadcast A synonym for the Ethernet broadcast address, FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF. All devices, whether local, remote or foreign recognize messages sent to this address. A remote device is any device at the far end of a powerline connection. A foreign device is any device not manufactured by Atheros. local A synonym for the Qualcomm Atheros vendor specific Local Management Address (LMA), 00:B0:52:00:00:01. All local Atheros devices recognize this address but remote and foreign devices do not. A remote device is any device at the far end of a powerline connection. A foreign device is any device not manufactured by Atheros. REFERENCES See the Qualcomm Atheros HomePlug AV Firmware Technical Reference Manual for more information. DISCLAIMER Atheros HomePlug AV Vendor Specific Management Message structure and content is proprietary to Qualcomm Atheros, Ocala FL USA. Consequently, public information is not available. Qualcomm Atheros reserves the right to modify message structure or content in future firmware releases without any obligation to notify or compensate users of this program. EXAMPLES The following command reads module file abc.bin and writes it to the local device. The module identifier 0x1000 indi‐ cates that it is an MDIO Init module. The sub-module identifer defaults to 0x0000 because option -s is omitted. The session identifier defaults to 0x78563412 because option -S is omitted. The operation takes place in three steps. The last step may take 2 or 3 seconds to complete. # int6kmod -M abc.bin -t 0x1000 eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Request Session eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Request Granted eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Write abc.bin eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Written eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Commit Modules eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Committed The next example does the same thing but writes module file def.bin to remote device 00:B0:52:BA:BE:02. The module iden‐ tifier 0x4000 indicates that it is an Advanced Power Management uC module. The session identifier used is 0xA5A5A5A5. The sub-module identifer defaults to 0x0000 because option -s is omitted. # int6kmod -M def.bin -t 0x4000 -S A5A5A5A5 00:B0:52:BA:BE:02 eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Request Session eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Request Granted eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Write abc.bin eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Written eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Commit Modules eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Committed The next example reads back the module written in the first example and saves it in file zyx.bin. # int6kmod -m xyz.bin -t 0x1000 eth1 00:B0:52:00:00:01 Read zyx.bin eth1 00:B0:52:BE:EF:03 Read SEE ALSO plc(1), int6kmdio(1), int6kmdio2(1), mdioblock(1), mdioblock2(1), mdiodump(1), mdiogen(1) CREDITS Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 int6kmod(1)


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Chapter 1 | [The Difference of var, let and const](javascript/var-let-const.html)
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## Chapters Part 2
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Chapter 6 | [Callback to Promise to Async/Await](javascript/callback-promise-async-await.html)
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Chapter 1 | [Project Lombok](java/lombok.html)
Chapter 2 | [Java 8 Features](java/java-8-features.html)
Chapter 3 | [JVM、Dalvik、ART and ARK](java/jvm.html)
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Chapter 1 | [Java Basic V.S. C++ Basic](java-vs-cpp/java-basic-vs-cpp-basic.html)
Chapter 2 | [Java Collections V.S. C++ STL](java-vs-cpp/java-collections-vs-cpp-stl.html)
Chapter 3 | [Java OOP V.S. C++ OOP](java-vs-cpp/java-oop-vs-cpp-opp.html)
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Chapter 5 | [Java Exception V.S. C++ Exception](java-vs-cpp/java-exception-vs-cpp-exception.html)
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What is Snug.com?
Snug.com provides Snug Match; a SaaS product for Property managers, real estate agencies and self-managed owners to select the best tenants for their rental properties. For everyday consumers Snug provides an online rental application form designed to be re-usable for future applications.
Context
As the first and only design hire at Snug.com, my responsibilities included a design review, establishing a design system, re-designing some key features, and conducting research. In addition I also helped with marketing and crunching analytics. That's a lot! Welcome to the startup world.
Design Foundations
Problems
Prior to my start, Snug had focused on shipping features to meet the requests of Property Managers who were on the fence of signing up to paid plans. This meant that:
- Speed and delivery were prioritised over consistency and the overall user experience
- Design pattern documentation or copy guidelines were minimal or non-existent
What I did
Snug was using an online out-of-the-box pattern library template. To be efficient, I updated the patterns in Figma with corresponding guidelines. I started with foundational components buttons, text, colors and color combination accessibility that would be used frequently.
Challenge: Limited Dev Resources
I had to collaborate with the team on weaving pattern updates into the roadmap as dedicated time for re-working patterns was not cost-effective.
Challenge: Design Debt
Existing patterns were inconsistenly applied and often not fit for purpose. For example, there were numerous button styles and the primary was not fully accessible so reduction and isolation of "green" were trade-offs I applied.
Feature Uplift: Application Processing
Problems
Processing rental applications is a key user task performed on Snug Match and the existing design had the following experience issues:
- It took too long for Property Managers to assess each application, switch between applications, and compare applications
- The application forms were lengthy, did not offer easy navigation, and did not assist Property Managers to complete their tasks more effectively
Testing, Iterating and Design
After initial sketches and ideation, I tested the prototype in person and over video calls with our customers to understand pain points and refine the designs. Below are images of the previous state and the newly designed state as well as my iterations.
Helping users complete their task
- From interviews, I found key information that Property Managers were already using as heuristics and included them above the fold
- I introduced accordions with high level summaries allowing them to manage by exception instead of seeing everything
Navigation
Scrolling and context switching fatigue were major pain points for our users.
- The navigation panel (left) allows for less scrolling and includes alert icons to help Property Managers manage by exception and quickly see what requires their attention
- The other applications (right) allows for Property Managers to quickly assess competing applicants without switching their contexts
COVID-19 Response
Problems
As the COVID-19 situation ramped up in Sydney, the rental market and property management industry experienced a lot of significant changes - requiring rapid changes the user experience on Snug. These experience changes allowed Snug to adapt to the new normal of private viewings, high levels of discretion and reduced confidence.
What I did
After requirement gathering from key clients and the CEO, I provided designs that might not have been the prettiest visual design, but helped us adapt to the changing climate.
Facilitating Private Viewings
We helped Property Managers and renters adapt to the new normal by allowing for private viewings and nudged renters to submit complete applications first since Property Managers were now more selective.
Renter Declaration
As a safety measure and reminder to the community, we implemented a declaration when requesting a private viewing.
Informed Decisions for Property Managers
As Property Managers would still be having direct contact with the general public, we included a quick hack to let them know what a renter had declared about their health. This would hopefully allow them to make more informed decisions about who to provide private viewings for.


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What's New
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IMPORTANT The Sentry Windows DLL now requires that calling applications pass a license key to the SSCE_SetKey function before calling other functions in Sentry's API. If you are upgrading from a previous version of the Sentry Spelling Checker Engine Windows SDK, you must modify your application to call the SSCE_SetKey function. The license key is provided by Wintertree Software with the Sentry Windows SDK:
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The following changes were made in this version:
The SSCE_IGNORE_HTML_MARKUPS_OPT option was added. This option causes the Sentry engine to skip over text in HTML markups (e.g., <B>). The option is reflected in the Sentry Windows DLL as the IgnoreHTMLMarkups property.
The SSCE_CHECK_SINGLE_WORD_OPT option was added. This option is intended to be used in the "stateless" API (available with the Sentry Source SDK only) to cause WS_CheckText to treat the text as a single word, rather than as a series of words.
When the SSCE_IGNORE_NON_ALPHA_WORDS_OPT option is set, the same numbers appearing twice in a row will no longer be reported as a doubled word.
The SSCE_CheckCtrlBackground function was added to the Sentry Windows API. This function monitors typing made in standard rich-edit controls (CRichEditCtrl, TRichEdit, RichTextBox) for spelling errors, and marks misspelled words by changing their color to red. Example programs that implemented this feature in previous versions have been replaced with examples that use SSCE_CheckCtrlBackground.
Several functions that support checking and editing of strings have been added to the Sentry Core API. These functions will eventually replace the block-related functions.
A new lexicon type, MFCLex, has been added to the "stateless" API (available with the Sentry Source SDK). MFCLex lexicons are memory-based compressed lexicons that are loaded from clx files when the lexicon is opened. The entire contents of the clx file is loaded into memory, so once opened, MFCLex lexicons can be treated as read-only, meaning they can be safely shared by threads without need for synchronization.
New example applications written in C++/MFC, Visual Basic, and Delphi are included with the Sentry Windows SDK. The new examples demonstrate how to use the Sentry engine to perform various common spelling-checker tasks.
The Active Server Pages example program included with the Sentry Windows SDK has been modified to improve its robustness.
The Sentry Programmer's Guide has been reformatted as a set of HTML pages. The programmer's guide was reformatted so customers who receive the Sentry SDK electronically can easily print their own documentation.
The C code generated by the Lex2C utility program (included with the Sentry Source SDK) caused run-time problems on some systems. The code has been corrected.
A problem where misspelled sub-words in a compound word would not be reported if the first sub-word was misspelled and ignored has been corrected.
A problem where sub-words consisting entirely of digits would not be ignored when the SSCE_IGNORE_NON_ALPHA_WORDS_OPT option was set has been corrected.
A problem where the block cursor would be positioned incorrectly by SSCE_DelBlockWord has been corrected.
A problem where the "Get" functions in the Sentry Windows API (e.g., SSCE_GetMainLexFiles) would return garbage if they were the first functions called has been corrected.
A problem where SSCE_CheckWord would break the text at word separators and check each word individually, rather than checking the text as a single word, has been corrected.
A problem where the Sentry engine would take a long time to check text (and may appear to be hung) when the SSCE_ALLOW_ACCENTED_CAPS_OPT option was disabled has been corrected.
A problem where SSCE_InsertBlockText and SSCE_ReplaceBlockWord would return large negative numbers when making changes to blocks containing more than 32K of text has been corrected.
A problem with the suggestions produced for plural possessives (e.g., girls') has been corrected.
A problem with the Sentry DLL where a new language selection that was made through the Options dialog while a spelling check was in progress has been corrected.
A problem where the case pattern of the first replacement was different that the case pattern of subsequent replacements in a "change all" operation has been corrected.
A problem where the spelling dialog in the Sentry DLL would move after being initially displayed, even after SSCE_SetDialogOrigin had been called, has been corrected.
Synchronization problems that occurred when the Sentry DLL was called by many threads simultaneously has been corrected.
Various compilation warnings raised when the Sentry source code was compiled with the gcc compiler have been corrected.
Functional makefiles are now included with the Sentry Source SDK.
A problem where the SSCEVB_GetLex function always returned a lexicon of size 1 has been corrected.
Under certain circumstances, the temporary file created when text lexicons are updated was not deleted. This problem has been corrected.
A problem where misspelled words were not highlighted correctly after deleting a doubled word has been corrected.
For a list of changes in recent previous versions of Sentry Spelling Checker Engine, see http://www.wintertree-software.com/support/ssce/revisionhistory.html.
Documentation changes |
None.
Known problems |
If your application opens many files (17 or more) and you are having problems with Sentry (e.g., Sentry DLL displays "Can't open lexicon" messages), you can solve the problem by calling the SetHandleCount function in the Windows API before you call any Sentry functions. The parameter passed to SetHandleCount is the number of file handles which should be made available to your application and its DLLs, including the Sentry DLL. The Sentry DLL needs at most two file handles.
The Sentry DLL opens files only temporarily, so it will not take file handles away from your application.
Under some circumstances, a 16-bit Windows application which uses the Sentry DLL will crash on exiting. This appears to happen with Visual Basic and Access applications, especially when run under Win 3.1.
The cause of the crash is under investigation. Until the problem is solved, the following steps will prevent it. Before your application exits, force a dummy call to SSCE_SetMainLexPath. This will force the Sentry DLL to close the Sentry session and un-register various Windows callback functions. You can call SSCE_SetMainLexPath harmlessly bypassing it the current main lexicon path:
Dim path As String * 256
Call SSCE_GetMainLexPath(path, Len(path))
Call SSCE_SetMainLexPath(path)
Like other Windows DLLs, the Sentry DLL shares the stack space of the application which calls it. If your application uses most of the available stack space then calls a function in the Sentry DLL, a stack overflow may result. A stack overflow may cause an error message to be displayed, or it may result in a GPF or program hang-up. The solution is to increase your application's stack allocation.
The Sentry DLL contains a "$Revision $" string. This may cause problems if the DLL is checked into a revision control system (such as Source-Safe) which automatically replaces "$Revision".
Source file dftlex.c calls the getenv C library function to obtain the value of the "TMP" environment variable, which is the path to a directory where temporary files should be created. On some systems (e.g., Macintosh) environment variables are not used. On these systems, the problem may be corrected by replacing the call to getenv("TMP") with a hard-coded path to a directory where temporary files may be written, or a call to a function that returns the name of a temporary directory, etc.
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API changes |
Added SSCE_IGNORE_HTML_MARKUPS_OPT.
Added SSCE_CheckString, SSCE_CountStringWords, SSCE_DelStringText, SSCE_DelStringWord, SSCE_InsertStringText, and SSCE_ReplaceStringWord to the Core Sentry API.
Add the SSCE_SetKey function to the Sentry Windows API.
Added the SSCE_CheckCtrlBackground function to the Sentry Windows API.
Added an option parameter to WS_GetTextWord and WS_NextTextWord.
Removed SSCE_MAX_SESSIONS, SSCE_MAX_BLOCKS_PER_SESSION, and SSCE_MAX_LEX_PER_SESSION. The number of sessions, blocks, and lexicons that can be opened is now limited only by available memory.
Added SSCE_ALLOW_ACCENTED_CAPS_OPT
Added SSCE_IGNORE_NON_ALPHA_WORD_OPT
SSCE_GetLexId: If the file name is empty or null, the id of the temporary lexicon used to record ignore-all and change-all words is returned.
Added SSCE_GetSelUserLex and SSCE_SetSelUserLex.
Added SSCE_IGNORE_DOMAIN_NAMES_OPT
General: The S16, U32, etc. data types used in the SSCE API have been replaced with SSCE_S16, SSCE_U32, etc. to avoid name conflicts.
General: If SSCE_UNICODE has been defined, the SSCE_CHAR type now refers to type wchar_t.
SSCE_ISO_8859_*_CHARSET values have been replaced with SSCE_LATIN1_CHARSET and SSCE_UNICODE_CHARSET.
SSCE_xxx_LEX_TYPE values have been removed.
SSCE_MATCH_CASE_ON_REPLACE_OPT has been removed.
SSCE_CHARSET_OPT has been removed.
SSCE_AUTO_CHANGE_ACTION, SSCE_AUTO_CHANGE_PRESERVE_CASE_ACTION, SSCE_CONDITIONAL_CHANGE_ACTION, SSCE_CONDITIONAL_CHANGE_PRESERVE_CASE_ACTION, SSCE_EXCLUDE_ACTION, and SSCE_IGNORE_ACTION were added.
SSCE_AUTO_SEARCH_DEPTH has been removed.
SSCE_AddLexWord: Added the action parameter.
SSCE_CheckBlock: Removed the options parameter.
SSCE_CheckWord: Removed the options parameter.
SSCE_CompressLexInit: Removed the charSet parameter.
SSCE_CreateLex: Removed the lexType parameter.
SSCE_DelBlockText: New function.
SSCE_DelBlockWord: Added the delText and delTextSz parameters. The return type was changed to SSCE_S32. The return value is now the offset of the first deleted character from the start of the block.
SSCE_FindLexWord: New function.
SSCE_GetLexInfo: Removed lexType parameter.
SSCE_InsertBlockText: New function.
SSCE_Suggest: The depth parameter now ranges from 0 to 100.
SSCE_Version: The version is now returned as a string.
SSCE_CheckBlockDlgTmplt: Added the newLexDlgTmplt parameter.
SSCE_CheckCtrlDlgTmplt: Added the newLexDlgTmplt parameter.
SSCE_EditLexDlgTmplt: Added the newLexDlgTmplt parameter.
SSCE_GetStringTableName: New function.
SSCE_SetStringTableName: New function.
Added the showContext parameter to SSCE_CheckBlockDlg.
Deleted SSCE_GetAlwaysSuggest and SSCE_SetAlwaysSuggest.
Added SSCE_GetMinSuggestDepth and SSCE_SetMinSuggestDepth
Added SSCE_GetAutoCorrect and SSCE_SetAutoCorrect
Added "Tmplt" forms of functions which display dialogs: SSCE_CheckBlockDlgTmplt, SSCE_CheckCtrlDlgTmp, SSCE_EditLexDlgTmplt, SSCE_OptionsDlgTmplt.
Added SSCE_MATCH_CASE_ON_REPLACE_OPT.
Added SSCE_SetBlockCursor function.
Added SSCE_GetHelpFile function.
Added SSCE_GetRegTreeName function.
Added errorsDetected parameter to SSCE_GetStatistics function.
Added SSCE_SetHelpFile function.
Added SSCE_SetRegTreeName function.
All SSCED_* functions renamed to SSCE_*.
SSCE_GetOption and SSCE_SetOption added.
Option mask passed to SSCE_CheckBlock and SSCE_CheckWord is now ORed with the session options set via SSCE_SetOption.
Added the following options:
SSCE_CASE_SENSITIVE_OPT
SSCE_SPLIT_HYPHENATED_WORDS_OPT
SSCE_SPLIT_CONTRACTED_WORDS_OPT
SSCE_SPLIT_WORDS_OPT
SSCE_SUGGEST_SPLIT_WORDS_OPT
SSCE_SUGGEST_PHONETIC_OPT
SSCE_SUGGEST_TYPOGRAPHICAL_OPT
SSCE_STRIP_POSSESSIVES_OPT
SSCE_CHAR_SET_OPT
SSCE_LANGUAGE_OPT
Removed SSCE_PhonSearch (use SSCE_Suggest and SSCE_SUGGEST_PHONETIC_OPT).
Added SSCE_CompressLexInit, SSCE_CompressLexFile, SSCE_CompressLexEnd, and SSCE_CompressLexAbort.
Unlimited memory budget value in SSCE_OpenLex is now 0, not -1.
Renamed SSCED_GetLexPath to SSCE_GetMainLexPath
Renamed SSCED_SetLexPath to SSCE_SetMainLexPath
Removed SSCED_GetOptionMask and SSCED_SetOptionMask (use SSCE_GetSid, SSCE_GetOption, and SSCE_SetOption)
Added SSCE_GetStatistics
Added SSCE_SetDialogOrigin
SSCED_SetIniFile added to SSCE Dialogs.
Return value of SSCED_CheckBlockDlg changed from DWORD to long.
Return values of SSCED_CheckCtrlDlg, SSCED_EditLexDlg,SSCED_GetLexId,
SSCED_GetSid, SSCED_OptionsDlg, SSCED_SetMainLexFiles, and SSCED_SetUserLexFiles changed from WORD to short.


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sched_setaffinity - set process CPU affinity
sched_getaffinity - get process CPU affinity
#include <sched.h>
int sched_setaffinity(pid_t pid, int cpusetsize, const cpu_set_t *mask);
int sched_getaffinity(pid_t pid, int cpusetsize, cpu_set_t *mask);
sched_setaffinity sets the CPU affinity mask of the process whose ID is pid to the value specified by mask. If pid is zero, then the calling process is used. The argument cpusetsize is the length (in bytes) of the data pointed to by mask. Normally this argument would be specified as sizeof(cpu_set_t).
If the process specified by pid is not currently running on one of the CPUs specified in mask, then that process is migrated to one of the CPUs specified in mask.
After a call to sched_setaffinity, the set of CPUs on which the process will actually run is the intersection of the set specified in the mask argument and the set of CPUs actually present on the system.
sched_getaffinity writes the affinity mask of the process whose ID is pid into the cpu_set_t structure pointed to by mask. The cpusetsize argument specifies the size (in bytes) of mask. If pid is zero, then the mask of the calling process is returned.
PThreads4W currently ignores the cpusetsize parameter for either function because cpu_set_t is a direct typeset to the Windows affinity vector type DWORD_PTR.
Windows may require that the requesting process have permission to set its own CPU affinity or that of another process.
On success, sched_setaffinity and sched_getaffinity return 0. On error, -1 is returned, and errno is set appropriately.
A process's CPU affinity mask determines the set of CPUs on which it is eligible to run. On a multiprocessor system, setting the CPU affinity mask can be used to obtain performance benefits. For example, by dedicating one CPU to a particular process (i.e., setting the affinity mask of that process to specify a single CPU, and setting the affinity mask of all other processes to exclude that CPU), it is possible to ensure maximum execution speed for that process. Restricting a process to run on a single CPU also avoids the performance cost caused by the cache invalidation that occurs when a process ceases to execute on one CPU and then recommences execution on a different CPU.
A CPU affinity mask is represented by the cpu_set_t structure, a "CPU set", pointed to by mask. A set of macros for manipulating CPU sets is described in cpu_set(3).
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Most of this is taken from the Linux manual page.
Modified by Ross Johnson for use with PThreads4W.


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Handles contacting an HTTP server and retrieving a document. More...
Public Types | |
| enum | VerifySSL { VS_no_verify = 0, VS_no_date_check = 1, VS_normal = 2 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| __init__ () | |
| __init__ (const HTTPClient copy) | |
| addDirectHost (str hostname) | |
| Adds the indicated name to the set of hostnames that are connected to directly, without using a proxy. More... | |
| bool | addPreapprovedServerCertificateFilename (const URLSpec url, const Filename filename) |
| Adds the certificate defined in the indicated PEM filename as a "pre-
approved" certificate for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL. More... | |
| bool | addPreapprovedServerCertificateName (const URLSpec url, str name) |
| Adds the certificate name only, as a "pre-approved" certificate name for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL. More... | |
| bool | addPreapprovedServerCertificatePem (const URLSpec url, str pem) |
| Adds the certificate defined in the indicated data string, formatted as a PEM block, as a "pre-approved" certificate for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL. More... | |
| addProxy (str scheme, const URLSpec proxy) | |
| Adds the indicated proxy host as a proxy for communications on the given scheme. More... | |
| clearAllCookies () | |
| Removes the all stored cookies from the client. More... | |
| clearAllPreapprovedServerCertificates () | |
| Removes all preapproved server certificates for all servers. More... | |
| bool | clearCookie (const HTTPCookie cookie) |
| Removes the cookie with the matching domain/path/name from the client's list of cookies. More... | |
| clearDirectHost () | |
| Resets the set of direct hosts to empty. More... | |
| clearPreapprovedServerCertificates (const URLSpec url) | |
| Removes all preapproved server certificates for the indicated server and port. More... | |
| clearProxy () | |
| Resets the proxy spec to empty. More... | |
| copyCookiesFrom (const HTTPClient other) | |
| Copies all the cookies from the indicated HTTPClient into this one. More... | |
| str | getCipherList () |
| Returns the set of ciphers as set by set_cipher_list(). More... | |
| HTTPCookie | getCookie (const HTTPCookie cookie) |
| Looks up and returns the cookie in the client matching the given cookie's domain/path/name. More... | |
| str | getDirectHostSpec () |
| Returns the set of hosts that should be connected to directly, without using a proxy, as a semicolon-separated list of hostnames that may contain wildcard characters ("*"). More... | |
| HTTPChannel | getDocument (const URLSpec url) |
| Opens the named document for reading. More... | |
| HTTPChannel | getHeader (const URLSpec url) |
| Like get_document(), except only the header associated with the document is retrieved. More... | |
| HTTPEnum::HTTPVersion | getHttpVersion () |
| Returns the client's current setting for HTTP version. More... | |
| str | getHttpVersionString () |
| Returns the current HTTP version setting as a string, e.g. More... | |
| str | getProxiesForUrl (const URLSpec url) |
| Returns a semicolon-delimited list of proxies, in the order in which they should be tried, that are appropriate for the indicated URL. More... | |
| str | getProxySpec () |
| Returns the complete set of proxies to use for all schemes. More... | |
| bool | getTryAllDirect () |
| Returns whether a failed connection through a proxy will be followed up by a direct connection attempt, false otherwise. More... | |
| str | getUsername (str server, str realm) |
| Returns the username:password string set for this server/realm pair, or empty string if nothing has been set. More... | |
| HTTPClient::VerifySSL | getVerifySsl () |
| Returns whether the client will insist on verifying the identity of the servers it connects to via SSL (that is, https). More... | |
| bool | hasCookie (const HTTPCookie cookie) |
| Returns true if there is a cookie in the client matching the given cookie's domain/path/name, false otherwise. More... | |
| bool | loadCertificates (const Filename filename) |
| Reads the certificate(s) (delimited by --—BEGIN CERTIFICATE--— and --—END CERTIFICATE--—) from the indicated file and makes them known as trusted public keys for validating future connections. More... | |
| bool | loadClientCertificate () |
| Attempts to load the certificate named by set_client_certificate_filename() immediately, and returns true if successful, false otherwise. More... | |
| HTTPChannel | makeChannel (bool persistent_connection) |
| Returns a new HTTPChannel object that may be used for reading multiple documents using the same connection, for greater network efficiency than calling HTTPClient::get_document() repeatedly (which would force a new connection for each document). More... | |
| HTTPClient | operator= (const HTTPClient copy) |
| HTTPChannel | postForm (const URLSpec url, str body) |
| Posts form data to a particular URL and retrieves the response. More... | |
| sendCookies (Ostream out, const URLSpec url) | |
| Writes to the indicated ostream a "Cookie" header line for sending the cookies appropriate to the indicated URL along with an HTTP request. More... | |
| setCipherList (str cipher_list) | |
| Specifies the set of ciphers that are to be made available for SSL connections. More... | |
| setClientCertificateFilename (const Filename filename) | |
| Sets the filename of the pem-formatted file that will be read for the client public and private keys if an SSL server requests a certificate. More... | |
| setClientCertificatePassphrase (str passphrase) | |
| Sets the passphrase used to decrypt the private key in the certificate named by set_client_certificate_filename() or set_client_certificate_pem(). More... | |
| setClientCertificatePem (str pem) | |
| Sets the pem-formatted contents of the certificate that will be parsed for the client public and private keys if an SSL server requests a certificate. More... | |
| setCookie (const HTTPCookie cookie) | |
| Stores the indicated cookie in the client's list of cookies, as if it had been received from a server. More... | |
| setDirectHostSpec (str direct_host_spec) | |
| Specifies the set of hosts that should be connected to directly, without using a proxy. More... | |
| setHttpVersion (HTTPEnum::HTTPVersion version) | |
| Specifies the version of HTTP that the client uses to identify itself to the server. More... | |
| setProxySpec (str proxy_spec) | |
| Specifies the complete set of proxies to use for all schemes. More... | |
| setTryAllDirect (bool try_all_direct) | |
| If this is set true, then after a connection attempt through a proxy fails, we always try a direct connection, regardless of whether the host is listed on the direct_host_spec list. More... | |
| setUsername (str server, str realm, str username) | |
| Specifies the username:password string corresponding to a particular server and/or realm, when demanded by the server. More... | |
| setVerifySsl (HTTPClient::VerifySSL verify_ssl) | |
| Specifies whether the client will insist on verifying the identity of the servers it connects to via SSL (that is, https). More... | |
| writeCookies (Ostream out) | |
| Outputs the complete list of cookies stored on the client, for all domains, including the expired cookies (which will normally not be sent back to a host). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| int | getRefCount () |
| Returns the current reference count. More... | |
| ref () | |
| Explicitly increments the reference count. More... | |
| bool | testRefCountIntegrity () |
| Does some easy checks to make sure that the reference count isn't completely bogus. More... | |
| bool | testRefCountNonzero () |
| Does some easy checks to make sure that the reference count isn't zero, or completely bogus. More... | |
| bool | unref () |
| Explicitly decrements the reference count. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static str | base64Decode (str s) |
| Implements HTTPAuthorization::base64_decode(). More... | |
| static str | base64Encode (str s) |
| Implements HTTPAuthorization::base64_encode(). More... | |
| static HTTPClient | getGlobalPtr () |
| Returns the default global HTTPClient. More... | |
| static | initRandomSeed () |
| This may be called once, presumably at the beginning of an application, to initialize OpenSSL's random seed. More... | |
| static HTTPEnum::HTTPVersion | parseHttpVersionString (str version) |
| Matches the string representing a particular HTTP version against any of the known versions and returns the appropriate enumerated value, or HV_other if the version is unknown. More... | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| int | ref_count |
| The current reference count. More... | |
Handles contacting an HTTP server and retrieving a document.
Each HTTPClient object represents a separate context, and stores its own list of cookies, passwords, and certificates; however, a given HTTPClient is capable of making multiple simultaneous requests to the same or different servers.
It is up to the programmer whether one HTTPClient should be used to retrieve all documents, or a separate one should be created each time. There is a default, global HTTPClient available in HTTPClient::get_global_ptr().
| enum VerifySSL |
| __init__ | ( | ) |
| __init__ | ( | const HTTPClient | copy | ) |
| addDirectHost | ( | str | hostname | ) |
Adds the indicated name to the set of hostnames that are connected to directly, without using a proxy.
This name may be either a DNS name or an IP address, and it may include the * as a wildcard character.
Adds the certificate defined in the indicated PEM filename as a "pre- approved" certificate for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL.
If the server offers this particular certificate on a secure connection, it will be accepted without question. This is particularly useful for communicating with a server using a known self-signed certificate.
See also the similar add_preapproved_server_certificate_pem(), and the weaker add_preapproved_server_certificate_name().
| bool addPreapprovedServerCertificateName | ( | const URLSpec | url, |
| str | name | ||
| ) |
Adds the certificate name only, as a "pre-approved" certificate name for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL.
This is a weaker function than add_preapproved_server_certificate_filename(). This checks only the subject name of the certificate, without checking for a particular certificate by key. This means that a variety of server certificates may match the indicated name.
Because this is a weaker verification, it only applies to server certificates that are signed by a recognized certificate authority. Thus, it cannot be used to pre-approve self-signed certificates, but it can be used to accept a server certificate offered by a different hostname than the one in the cert itself.
The certificate name should be formatted in the form type0=value0/type1=value1/type2=...
| bool addPreapprovedServerCertificatePem | ( | const URLSpec | url, |
| str | pem | ||
| ) |
Adds the certificate defined in the indicated data string, formatted as a PEM block, as a "pre-approved" certificate for the indicated server, defined by the hostname and port (only) from the given URL.
If the server offers this particular certificate on a secure connection, it will be accepted without question. This is particularly useful for communicating with a server using a known self-signed certificate.
See also the similar add_preapproved_server_certificate_filename(), and the weaker add_preapproved_server_certificate_name().
| addProxy | ( | str | scheme, |
| const URLSpec | proxy | ||
| ) |
Adds the indicated proxy host as a proxy for communications on the given scheme.
Usually the scheme is "http" or "https". It may be the empty string to indicate a general proxy. The proxy string may be the empty URL to indicate a direct connection.
|
static |
Implements HTTPAuthorization::base64_decode().
This is provided here just as a convenient place to publish it for access by the scripting language; C++ code should probably use HTTPAuthorization directly.
|
static |
Implements HTTPAuthorization::base64_encode().
This is provided here just as a convenient place to publish it for access by the scripting language; C++ code should probably use HTTPAuthorization directly.
| clearAllCookies | ( | ) |
Removes the all stored cookies from the client.
| clearAllPreapprovedServerCertificates | ( | ) |
Removes all preapproved server certificates for all servers.
| bool clearCookie | ( | const HTTPCookie | cookie | ) |
Removes the cookie with the matching domain/path/name from the client's list of cookies.
Returns true if it was removed, false if the cookie was not matched.
| clearDirectHost | ( | ) |
Resets the set of direct hosts to empty.
Subsequent calls to add_direct_host() may be made to build up the list of hosts that do not require a proxy connection.
| clearPreapprovedServerCertificates | ( | const URLSpec | url | ) |
Removes all preapproved server certificates for the indicated server and port.
| clearProxy | ( | ) |
Resets the proxy spec to empty.
Subsequent calls to add_proxy() may be made to build up the set of proxy servers.
| copyCookiesFrom | ( | const HTTPClient | other | ) |
Copies all the cookies from the indicated HTTPClient into this one.
Existing cookies in this client are not affected, unless they are shadowed by the new cookies.
| str getCipherList | ( | ) |
Returns the set of ciphers as set by set_cipher_list().
See set_cipher_list().
| HTTPCookie getCookie | ( | const HTTPCookie | cookie | ) |
Looks up and returns the cookie in the client matching the given cookie's domain/path/name.
If there is no matching cookie, returns an empty cookie.
| str getDirectHostSpec | ( | ) |
Returns the set of hosts that should be connected to directly, without using a proxy, as a semicolon-separated list of hostnames that may contain wildcard characters ("*").
| HTTPChannel getDocument | ( | const URLSpec | url | ) |
Opens the named document for reading.
Returns a new HTTPChannel object whether the document is successfully read or not; you can test is_valid() and get_return_code() to determine whether the document was retrieved.
|
static |
Returns the default global HTTPClient.
| HTTPChannel getHeader | ( | const URLSpec | url | ) |
Like get_document(), except only the header associated with the document is retrieved.
This may be used to test for existence of the document; it might also return the size of the document (if the server gives us this information).
| HTTPEnum::HTTPVersion getHttpVersion | ( | ) |
Returns the client's current setting for HTTP version.
See set_http_version().
| str getHttpVersionString | ( | ) |
Returns the current HTTP version setting as a string, e.g.
"HTTP/1.0" or "HTTP/1.1".
| str getProxiesForUrl | ( | const URLSpec | url | ) |
Returns a semicolon-delimited list of proxies, in the order in which they should be tried, that are appropriate for the indicated URL.
The keyword DIRECT indicates a direct connection should be tried.
| str getProxySpec | ( | ) |
Returns the complete set of proxies to use for all schemes.
This is a string of the form specified by set_proxy_spec(), above. Note that the string returned by this function may not be exactly the same as the string passed into set_proxy_spec(), since the string is regenerated from the internal storage structures and may therefore be reordered.
| bool getTryAllDirect | ( | ) |
Returns whether a failed connection through a proxy will be followed up by a direct connection attempt, false otherwise.
| str getUsername | ( | str | server, |
| str | realm | ||
| ) |
Returns the username:password string set for this server/realm pair, or empty string if nothing has been set.
See set_username().
| HTTPClient::VerifySSL getVerifySsl | ( | ) |
Returns whether the client will insist on verifying the identity of the servers it connects to via SSL (that is, https).
See set_verify_ssl().
| bool hasCookie | ( | const HTTPCookie | cookie | ) |
Returns true if there is a cookie in the client matching the given cookie's domain/path/name, false otherwise.
|
static |
This may be called once, presumably at the beginning of an application, to initialize OpenSSL's random seed.
On Windows, it is particularly important to call this at startup if you are going to be performing any https operations or otherwise use encryption, since the Windows algorithm for getting a random seed takes 2-3 seconds at startup, but can take 30 seconds or more after you have opened a 3-D graphics window and started rendering.
There is no harm in calling this method multiple times, or in not calling it at all.
| bool loadCertificates | ( | const Filename | filename | ) |
Reads the certificate(s) (delimited by --—BEGIN CERTIFICATE--— and --—END CERTIFICATE--—) from the indicated file and makes them known as trusted public keys for validating future connections.
Returns true on success, false otherwise.
| bool loadClientCertificate | ( | ) |
Attempts to load the certificate named by set_client_certificate_filename() immediately, and returns true if successful, false otherwise.
Normally this need not be explicitly called, since it will be called automatically if the server requests a certificate, but it may be useful to determine ahead of time if the certificate can be loaded correctly.
| HTTPChannel makeChannel | ( | bool | persistent_connection | ) |
Returns a new HTTPChannel object that may be used for reading multiple documents using the same connection, for greater network efficiency than calling HTTPClient::get_document() repeatedly (which would force a new connection for each document).
Also, HTTPChannel has some additional, less common interface methods than the basic interface methods that exist on HTTPClient; if you wish to call any of these methods you must first obtain an HTTPChannel.
Pass true for persistent_connection to gain this network efficiency. If, on the other hand, your intention is to use the channel to retrieve only one document, then pass false to inform the server that we will be dropping the connection after the first document.
| HTTPClient operator= | ( | const HTTPClient | copy | ) |
|
static |
Matches the string representing a particular HTTP version against any of the known versions and returns the appropriate enumerated value, or HV_other if the version is unknown.
| HTTPChannel postForm | ( | const URLSpec | url, |
| str | body | ||
| ) |
Posts form data to a particular URL and retrieves the response.
Returns a new HTTPChannel object whether the document is successfully read or not; you can test is_valid() and get_return_code() to determine whether the document was retrieved.
Writes to the indicated ostream a "Cookie" header line for sending the cookies appropriate to the indicated URL along with an HTTP request.
This also removes expired cookies.
| setCipherList | ( | str | cipher_list | ) |
Specifies the set of ciphers that are to be made available for SSL connections.
This is a string as described in the ciphers(1) man page of the OpenSSL documentation (or see https://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/ciphers.html ). If this isn't specified, the default is provided by the Config file. You may also specify "DEFAULT" to use the built-in OpenSSL default value.
| setClientCertificateFilename | ( | const Filename | filename | ) |
Sets the filename of the pem-formatted file that will be read for the client public and private keys if an SSL server requests a certificate.
Either this or set_client_certificate_pem() may be used to specify a client certificate.
| setClientCertificatePassphrase | ( | str | passphrase | ) |
Sets the passphrase used to decrypt the private key in the certificate named by set_client_certificate_filename() or set_client_certificate_pem().
| setClientCertificatePem | ( | str | pem | ) |
Sets the pem-formatted contents of the certificate that will be parsed for the client public and private keys if an SSL server requests a certificate.
Either this or set_client_certificate_filename() may be used to specify a client certificate.
| setCookie | ( | const HTTPCookie | cookie | ) |
Stores the indicated cookie in the client's list of cookies, as if it had been received from a server.
| setDirectHostSpec | ( | str | direct_host_spec | ) |
Specifies the set of hosts that should be connected to directly, without using a proxy.
This is a semicolon-separated list of hostnames that may contain wildcard characters ("*").
| setHttpVersion | ( | HTTPEnum::HTTPVersion | version | ) |
Specifies the version of HTTP that the client uses to identify itself to the server.
The default is HV_11, or HTTP 1.0; you can set this to HV_10 (HTTP 1.0) to request the server use the older interface.
| setProxySpec | ( | str | proxy_spec | ) |
Specifies the complete set of proxies to use for all schemes.
This is either a semicolon-delimited set of hostname:ports, or a semicolon- delimited set of pairs of the form "scheme=hostname:port", or a combination. Use the keyword DIRECT, or an empty string, to represent a direct connection. A particular scheme and/or proxy host may be listed more than once. This is a convenience function that can be used in place of explicit calls to add_proxy() for each scheme/proxy pair.
| setTryAllDirect | ( | bool | try_all_direct | ) |
If this is set true, then after a connection attempt through a proxy fails, we always try a direct connection, regardless of whether the host is listed on the direct_host_spec list.
If this is false, a direct attempt is not made when we have a proxy in effect, even if the proxy fails.
| setUsername | ( | str | server, |
| str | realm, | ||
| str | username | ||
| ) |
Specifies the username:password string corresponding to a particular server and/or realm, when demanded by the server.
Either or both of the server or realm may be empty; if so, they match anything. Also, the server may be set to the special string "*proxy", which will match any proxy server.
If the username is set to the empty string, this clears the password for the particular server/realm pair.
| setVerifySsl | ( | HTTPClient::VerifySSL | verify_ssl | ) |
Specifies whether the client will insist on verifying the identity of the servers it connects to via SSL (that is, https).
The parameter value is an enumerated type which indicates the level of security to which the client will insist upon.
| writeCookies | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
Outputs the complete list of cookies stored on the client, for all domains, including the expired cookies (which will normally not be sent back to a host).


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The nearest access to Bali Island is
I Gusti Ngurah Rai airport which is located in south of Denpasar
The nearest access to Bali Island is
I Gusti Ngurah Rai airport which is located in south of Denpasar
Ngurah Rai International Airport
+623619351011
Jalan Raya Gusti Ngurah Rai, Tuban, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung,
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Mathematical signs and method invocation in Ruby
Ruby is a flexible language. An example of this flexibility is the optional parenthesis on method invocation.
result = my_method arg
# Same result
result = my_method(arg)
A mistyping can change the behaviour of our code. In mathematical operations, the position of the signs doesn't affect the result:
# The position of signs in mathematical operations doesn't affect the result
1 + 1 # => 2
1+2 # => 3
5 -4 # => 1
In the case of methods with optional parameters, Ruby interpreter call them based on the line syntax. If a method receives an optional parameter, the position of mathematical signs is important.
def multiply(n = 1)
n * 10
end
multiply # => 10
multiply 2 # => 20
multiply -2 # => -20
# With an space...
multiply - 2 # => 8
Another example is Date
class:
require 'date'
Date.today -5 # => #<Date: 2016-01-14 ((2457402j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
Date.today - 5 # => #<Date: 2016-01-09 ((2457395j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
Ruby doesn't like ambiguity. If you run a console with -w
flag it will show some warnings:
(irb):2: warning: ambiguous first argument; put parentheses or even spaces
Remember, this is an expected behaviour and Ruby know it, but be careful when you use mathematical signs and methods in the same line or your code could perform a wrong operation.
Reference
More info at RubyLang issue 11621


Here we will try to exercise all the functions of the blackfriday.Renderer
interface. That is, all the Markdown we know how to convert to HTML.
Paragraphs, obviously. And lists:
(Ah, one must have something between lists. Bug?)
Rule:
Blockquote.
– the blockheads
We have bold and emphasis and strikethrough and what else?
Conversions of “quotes” – and ‘quotes’ – and dashes!
No intra_emphasis, because we like C-style variables!
Like this (bad idea, really).
Great Art for reference or for awesome.
Search here: https://duckduckgo.com/
Language is optional:
echo "unknown lang"
But useful:
die 'hoooha';
And apparently can be spaced:
fmt.Println("ok by me")
Of course the old style must work as well:
10 PRINT "I AM HERE "
20 GOTO 10
This is where one differentiates between the “en dash” – ndash – and
the “em dash” — mdash — by the number of dashes used, i.e.
--
vs ---
.
For a visual check:
Oddly, it seems to be built into Blackfriday, and not an option per se.
For very small tables, this does of course rock. Stick that in your
asciidoc
and smoke it.
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|---|---|
| South American Filet Mignon | 7000 |
| Ginger | 500 |
1⁄2 of 1⁄2 is usually 1⁄4…
For your poetic Needs and your poetry Feeds
Apparently we are doomed.[^1]
[^1]: Doom being relative.


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