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Babbitt
by Sinclair Lewis
Chapter 26
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Lewis, S. (1922) Babbitt New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.4
- Word Count: 2,899
- Genre: Satire
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, sinclair lewis
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I
As he walked through the train, looking for familiar faces, he saw only one person whom he knew, and that was Seneca Doane, the lawyer who, after the blessings of being in Babbitt's own class at college and of becoming a corporation–counsel, had turned crank, had headed farmer–labor tickets and fraternized with admitted socialists. Though he was in rebellion, naturally Babbitt did not care to be seen talking with such a fanatic, but in all the Pullmans he could find no other acquaintance, and reluctantly he halted. Seneca Doane was a slight, thin–haired man, rather like Chum Frink except that he hadn't Frink's grin. He was reading a book called "The Way of All Flesh." It looked religious to Babbitt, and he wondered if Doane could possibly have been converted and turned decent and patriotic.
"Why, hello, Doane," he said.
Doane looked up. His voice was curiously kind. "Oh! How do, Babbitt."
"Been away, eh?"
"Yes, I've been in Washington."
"Washington, eh? How's the old Government making out?"
"It's—Won't you sit down?"
"Thanks. Don't care if I do. Well, well! Been quite a while since I've had a good chance to talk to you, Doane. I was, uh—Sorry you didn't turn up at the last class–dinner."
"Oh–thanks."
"How's the unions coming? Going to run for mayor again?" Doane seemed restless. He was fingering the pages of his book. He said "I might" as though it didn't mean anything in particular, and he smiled.
Babbitt liked that smile, and hunted for conversation: "Saw a bang–up cabaret in New York: the 'Good–Morning Cutie' bunch at the Hotel Minton."
"Yes, they're pretty girls. I danced there one evening."
"Oh. Like dancing?"
"Naturally. I like dancing and pretty women and good food better than anything else in the world. Most men do."
"But gosh, Doane, I thought you fellows wanted to take all the good eats and everything away from us."
"No. Not at all. What I'd like to see is the meetings of the Garment Workers held at the Ritz, with a dance afterward. Isn't that reasonable?"
"Yuh, might be good idea, all right. Well—Shame I haven't seen more of you, recent years. Oh, say, hope you haven't held it against me, my bucking you as mayor, going on the stump for Prout. You see, I'm an organization Republican, and I kind of felt—"
"There's no reason why you shouldn't fight me. I have no doubt you're good for the Organization. I remember—in college you were an unusually liberal, sensitive chap. I can still recall your saying to me that you were going to be a lawyer, and take the cases of the poor for nothing, and fight the rich. And I remember I said I was going to be one of the rich myself, and buy paintings and live at Newport. I'm sure you inspired us all."
"Well.... Well.... I've always aimed to be liberal." Babbitt was enormously shy and proud and self–conscious; he tried to look like the boy he had been a quarter–century ago, and he shone upon his old friend Seneca Doane as he rumbled, "Trouble with a lot of these fellows, even the live wires and some of 'em that think they're forward–looking, is they aren't broad–minded and liberal. Now, I always believe in giving the other fellow a chance, and listening to his ideas."
"That's fine."
"Tell you how I figure it: A little opposition is good for all of us, so a fellow, especially if he's a business man and engaged in doing the work of the world, ought to be liberal."
"Yes—"
"I always say a fellow ought to have Vision and Ideals. I guess some of the fellows in my business think I'm pretty visionary, but I just let 'em think what they want to and go right on—same as you do.... By golly, this is nice to have a chance to sit and visit and kind of, you might say, brush up on our ideals."
"But of course we visionaries do rather get beaten. Doesn't it bother you?"
"Not a bit! Nobody can dictate to me what I think!"
"You're the man I want to help me. I want you to talk to some of the business men and try to make them a little more liberal in their attitude toward poor Beecher Ingram."
"Ingram? But, why, he's this nut preacher that got kicked out of the Congregationalist Church, isn't he, and preaches free love and sedition?"
This, Doane explained, was indeed the general conception of Beecher Ingram, but he himself saw Beecher Ingram as a priest of the brotherhood of man, of which Babbitt was notoriously an upholder. So would Babbitt keep his acquaintances from hounding Ingram and his forlorn little church?
"You bet! I'll call down any of the boys I hear getting funny about Ingram," Babbitt said affectionately to his dear friend Doane.
Doane warmed up and became reminiscent. He spoke of student days in Germany, of lobbying for single tax in Washington, of international labor conferences. He mentioned his friends, Lord Wycombe, Colonel Wedgwood, Professor Piccoli. Babbitt had always supposed that Doane associated only with the I. W. W., but now he nodded gravely, as one who knew Lord Wycombes by the score, and he got in two references to Sir Gerald Doak. He felt daring and idealistic and cosmopolitan.
Suddenly, in his new spiritual grandeur, he was sorry for Zilla Riesling, and understood her as these ordinary fellows at the Boosters' Club never could.
II
Five hours after he had arrived in Zenith and told his wife how hot it was in New York, he went to call on Zilla. He was buzzing with ideas and forgiveness. He'd get Paul released; he'd do things, vague but highly benevolent things, for Zilla; he'd be as generous as his friend Seneca Doane.
He had not seen Zilla since Paul had shot her, and he still pictured her as buxom, high–colored, lively, and a little blowsy. As he drove up to her boarding–house, in a depressing back street below the wholesale district, he stopped in discomfort. At an upper window, leaning on her elbow, was a woman with the features of Zilla, but she was bloodless and aged, like a yellowed wad of old paper crumpled into wrinkles. Where Zilla had bounced and jiggled, this woman was dreadfully still.
He waited half an hour before she came into the boarding–house parlor. Fifty times he opened the book of photographs of the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, fifty times he looked at the picture of the Court of Honor.
He was startled to find Zilla in the room. She wore a black streaky gown which she had tried to brighten with a girdle of crimson ribbon. The ribbon had been torn and patiently mended. He noted this carefully, because he did not wish to look at her shoulders. One shoulder was lower than the other; one arm she carried in contorted fashion, as though it were paralyzed; and behind a high collar of cheap lace there was a gouge in the anemic neck which had once been shining and softly plump.
"Yes?" she said.
"Well, well, old Zilla! By golly, it's good to see you again!"
"He can send his messages through a lawyer."
"Why, rats, Zilla, I didn't come just because of him. Came as an old friend."
"You waited long enough!"
"Well, you know how it is. Figured you wouldn't want to see a friend of his for quite some time and—Sit down, honey! Let's be sensible. We've all of us done a bunch of things that we hadn't ought to, but maybe we can sort of start over again. Honest, Zilla, I'd like to do something to make you both happy. Know what I thought to–day? Mind you, Paul doesn't know a thing about this—doesn't know I was going to come see you. I got to thinking: Zilla's a fine? big–hearted woman, and she'll understand that, uh, Paul's had his lesson now. Why wouldn't it be a fine idea if you asked the governor to pardon him? Believe he would, if it came from you. No! Wait! Just think how good you'd feel if you were generous."
"Yes, I wish to be generous." She was sitting primly, speaking icily. "For that reason I wish to keep him in prison, as an example to evil–doers. I've gotten religion, George, since the terrible thing that man did to me. Sometimes I used to be unkind, and I wished for worldly pleasures, for dancing and the theater. But when I was in the hospital the pastor of the Pentecostal Communion Faith used to come to see me, and he showed me, right from the prophecies written in the Word of God, that the Day of Judgment is coming and all the members of the older churches are going straight to eternal damnation, because they only do lip–service and swallow the world, the flesh, and the devil—"
For fifteen wild minutes she talked, pouring out admonitions to flee the wrath to come, and her face flushed, her dead voice recaptured something of the shrill energy of the old Zilla. She wound up with a furious:
"It's the blessing of God himself that Paul should be in prison now, and torn and humbled by punishment, so that he may yet save his soul, and so other wicked men, these horrible chasers after women and lust, may have an example."
Babbitt had itched and twisted. As in church he dared not move during the sermon so now he felt that he must seem attentive, though her screeching denunciations flew past him like carrion birds.
He sought to be calm and brotherly:
"Yes, I know, Zilla. But gosh, it certainly is the essence of religion to be charitable, isn't it? Let me tell you how I figure it: What we need in the world is liberalism, liberality, if we're going to get anywhere. I've always believed in being broad–minded and liberal—"
"You? Liberal?" It was very much the old Zilla. "Why, George Babbitt, you're about as broad–minded and liberal as a razor–blade!"
"Oh, I am, am I! Well, just let me tell you, just—let me—tell—you, I'm as by golly liberal as you are religious, anyway! YOU RELIGIOUS!"
"I am so! Our pastor says I sustain him in the faith!"
"I'll bet you do! With Paul's money! But just to show you how liberal I am, I'm going to send a check for ten bucks to this Beecher Ingram, because a lot of fellows are saying the poor cuss preaches sedition and free love, and they're trying to run him out of town."
"And they're right! They ought to run him out of town! Why, he preaches—if you can call it preaching—in a theater, in the House of Satan! You don't know what it is to find God, to find peace, to behold the snares that the devil spreads out for our feet. Oh, I'm so glad to see the mysterious purposes of God in having Paul harm me and stop my wickedness—and Paul's getting his, good and plenty, for the cruel things he did to me, and I hope he DIES in prison!"
Babbitt was up, hat in hand, growling, "Well, if that's what you call being at peace, for heaven's sake just warn me before you go to war, will you?"
III
Vast is the power of cities to reclaim the wanderer. More than mountains or the shore–devouring sea, a city retains its character, imperturbable, cynical, holding behind apparent changes its essential purpose. Though Babbitt had deserted his family and dwelt with Joe Paradise in the wilderness, though he had become a liberal, though he had been quite sure, on the night before he reached Zenith, that neither he nor the city would be the same again, ten days after his return he could not believe that he had ever been away. Nor was it at all evident to his acquaintances that there was a new George F. Babbitt, save that he was more irritable under the incessant chaffing at the Athletic Club, and once, when Vergil Gunch observed that Seneca Doane ought to be hanged, Babbitt snorted, "Oh, rats, he's not so bad."
At home he grunted "Eh?" across the newspaper to his commentatory wife, and was delighted by Tinka's new red tam o'shanter, and announced, "No class to that corrugated iron garage. Have to build me a nice frame one."
Verona and Kenneth Escott appeared really to be engaged. In his newspaper Escott had conducted a pure–food crusade against commission–houses. As a result he had been given an excellent job in a commission–house, and he was making a salary on which he could marry, and denouncing irresponsible reporters who wrote stories criticizing commission–houses without knowing what they were talking about.
This September Ted had entered the State University as a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences. The university was at Mohalis only fifteen miles from Zenith, and Ted often came down for the week–end. Babbitt was worried. Ted was "going in for" everything but books. He had tried to "make" the football team as a light half–back, he was looking forward to the basket–ball season, he was on the committee for the Freshman Hop, and (as a Zenithite, an aristocrat among the yokels) he was being "rushed" by two fraternities. But of his studies Babbitt could learn nothing save a mumbled, "Oh, gosh, these old stiffs of teachers just give you a lot of junk about literature and economics."
One week–end Ted proposed, "Say, Dad, why can't I transfer over from the College to the School of Engineering and take mechanical engineering? You always holler that I never study, but honest, I would study there."
"No, the Engineering School hasn't got the standing the College has," fretted Babbitt.
"I'd like to know how it hasn't! The Engineers can play on any of the teams!"
There was much explanation of the "dollars–and–cents value of being known as a college man when you go into the law," and a truly oratorical account of the lawyer's life. Before he was through with it, Babbitt had Ted a United States Senator.
Among the great lawyers whom he mentioned was Seneca Doane.
"But, gee whiz," Ted marveled, "I thought you always said this Doane was a reg'lar nut!"
"That's no way to speak of a great man! Doane's always been a good friend of mine—fact I helped him in college—I started him out and you might say inspired him. Just because he's sympathetic with the aims of Labor, a lot of chumps that lack liberality and broad–mindedness think he's a crank, but let me tell you there's mighty few of 'em that rake in the fees he does, and he's a friend of some of the strongest; most conservative men in the world—like Lord Wycombe, this, uh, this big English nobleman that's so well known. And you now, which would you rather do: be in with a lot of greasy mechanics and laboring–men, or chum up to a real fellow like Lord Wycombe, and get invited to his house for parties?"
"Well—gosh," sighed Ted.
The next week–end he came in joyously with, "Say, Dad, why couldn't I take mining engineering instead of the academic course? You talk about standing—maybe there isn't much in mechanical engineering, but the Miners, gee, they got seven out of eleven in the new elections to Nu Tau Tau!"


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Easy Batch was designed with data processing parallelism in mind.
Easy Batch Engine implements the java.util.concurrent.Callable
interface which turns it into a unit of work that can be submitted to a java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService
.
Using the java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService
with a pool of threads allows you to run multiple Easy Batch instances in parallel.
Usually, there are two main use cases for processing input data in parallel:
Easy Batch does not provide a feature to partition input data but allows you to process data in parallel for both cases above. So let's see how to achieve this with Easy Batch on a real use case!
In this tutorial, the goal is to encrypt an input text file containing a sensible set of data. The input file named secret-messages.txt
has the following content:
This is a secret message1!
This is a secret message2!
This is a secret message3!
This is a secret message4!
This is a secret message5!
This is a secret message6!
This is a secret message7!
This is a secret message8!
This is a secret message9!
This is a secret message10!
In a real use case, we suppose that this input file is a huge text file with millions of records and we would like to encrypt data in parallel.To keep the tutorial simple, we will only process 10 records.
We would like to run two Easy Batch instances to process records 1-5 and records 6-10 in parallel with two methods:
To keep the tutorial simple, the encryption algorithm should simply reverse each record raw text. We will simulate a long encryption operation (1sec/record) with the following RecordProcessor
implementation:
public class MessageEncrypter extends AbstractRecordProcessor<StringRecord> {
@Override
public void processRecord(final StringRecord record) throws Exception {
Thread.sleep(1000);//simulating a long encryption algorithm
System.out.println(new StringBuilder(record.getRawContent()).reverse().toString());
}
}
Note that in this tutorial, we do not need to map each record to a domain object, nor validate records against any constraint.
So let's get started!
In this part, we have split the input file secret-messages.txt
into two slices: secret-messages-part1.txt
containing records 1-5 and secret-messages-part2.txt
containing records 6-10:
The following listing shows how to run two Easy Batch instances to process these two parts in parallel:
// To avoid any thread-safety issues,
// we will create 2 engines with separate instances of record readers and processors
// Build an Easy Batch engine 1
EasyBatchEngine easyBatchEngine1 = new EasyBatchEngineBuilder()
//read data from secret-messages-part1.txt
.registerRecordReader(new FlatFileRecordReader(new File(args[0])))
.registerRecordProcessor(new MessageEncrypter())
.build();
// Build an Easy Batch engine 2
EasyBatchEngine easyBatchEngine2 = new EasyBatchEngineBuilder()
//read data from secret-messages-part2.txt
.registerRecordReader(new FlatFileRecordReader(new File(args[1])))
.registerRecordProcessor(new MessageEncrypter())
.build();
// Create a 2 threads pool to call Easy Batch engines in parallel
ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(2);
Future<EasyBatchReport> easyBatchReport1 = executorService.submit(easyBatchEngine1);
Future<EasyBatchReport> easyBatchReport2 = executorService.submit(easyBatchEngine2);
executorService.shutdown();
The advantage of this approach is that each Easy Batch engine reads only its own part and not the whole data source.
The drawback of this approach is that you should split the data source into multiple parts since Easy Batch does not provide data partitioning feature and then merge results.
Note that the merge operation is optional (it depends on the use case) and can be avoided if your RecordProcessor
implementation can write data concurrently in a destination data source (a database for instance).
Note also that Easy Batch engines run in the same JVM. You can also run multiple instances in separate JVMs if you want.
The complete source code of this tutorial is available here.
To run the tutorial with maven, launch the following command in the easybatch-tutorials
directory :
mvn exec:java -PrunParallelMultipleFilesTutorial
At the end of execution, you should see all the secret messages encrypted in the console.
Easy Batch does not provide a feature to partition input data, but you will see how to achieve this using the record filtering technique.
In this part of the tutorial, we will configure two Easy Batch instances as follows:
secret-messages.txt
file and filter records which numbers are greater than 5secret-messages.txt
file and will filter records which numbers are lower than 6The figure below illustrates this configuration:
The following listing shows the code to achieve this configuration:
// To avoid any thread-safety issues,
// we will create 2 engines with separate instances of record readers and processors
// Build an Easy Batch engine 1
EasyBatchEngine easyBatchEngine1 = new EasyBatchEngineBuilder()
//read data from secret-messages.txt
.registerRecordReader(new FlatFileRecordReader(new File(args[0])))
.registerRecordFilter(new RecordNumberGreaterThanRecordFilter(5)) // filter records 6-10
.registerRecordProcessor(new MessageEncrypter())
.build();
// Build an Easy Batch engine 2
EasyBatchEngine easyBatchEngine2 = new EasyBatchEngineBuilder()
//read data from secret-messages.txt
.registerRecordReader(new FlatFileRecordReader(new File(args[0])))
.registerRecordFilter(new RecordNumberLowerThanRecordFilter(6)) // filter records 1-5
.registerRecordProcessor(new MessageEncrypter())
.build();
//create a 2 threads pool to call Easy Batch engines in parallel
ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(2);
Future<EasyBatchReport> easyBatchReport1 = executorService.submit(easyBatchEngine1);
Future<EasyBatchReport> easyBatchReport2 = executorService.submit(easyBatchEngine2);
executorService.shutdown();
The advantage of this approach is that you don't need to split the input data source into multiple parts.
The drawback of this approach is that each Easy Batch instance will read the whole data source which can be costly but remains negligible comparing to the overall speedup you can achieve with this technique.
The complete source code of this tutorial is available here.
To be able to compare results and speed up, first we run a single Easy Batch instance to process the input file secret-messages.txt
and record the total processing time (not shown in the listing above).
Then, we run two Easy Batch instances that will read data from the same secret-messages.txt
file but operate on separate parts (listing above).
Finally, we will compare performance results and speed up based on the overall processing time of each method.
To run the tutorial with maven, launch the following command in the easybatch-tutorials
directory :
mvn exec:java -PrunParallelSingleFileTutorial
At the end of execution, you should see all the secret messages encrypted in the console and the following output at the end:
###############################################################################
Processing the input file with two Easy Batch instances in parallel took 5049ms
Processing the input file with a single Easy Batch instance took 10806ms
###############################################################################
As expected, running two instances of Easy Batch in parallel on separate parts of the input file is twice faster than a single instance. This 200% speed up can actually be increased to x * 100%
if you use the same technique with x threads! :
In this tutorial, we have seen how to run multiple Easy Batch instances in parallel to speed up the data processing and decrease the overall processing time.
The following table summarizes the advantages and drawbacks for each approach of parallelism:
| Parallelism approach | Advantages | Drawbacks |
|---|---|---|
| * Multiple data source parts * Multiple Easy Batch instances |
Each Easy Batch engine reads only its own part and not the whole data source | Need to split the data source into multiple parts since Easy Batch does not provide data partitioning feature |
| * Single data source * Multiple Easy Batch instances (with record filtering technique) |
No need to split the input data source into multiple parts | Each Easy Batch instance will read the whole data source |
Even though the tutorial was about processing an input flat file, the same technique of record filtering can be used with any type of data source.


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This demo uses OAuth2 and CORS (or JSONP) to make some REST calls which navigate the Windows Live Graph API to get some photos out of Skydrive. It is PLUGIN-FREE!
If running locally, register your development domain and replace WINDOWS_CLIENT_ID (below) with the client_id you are assigned
Build a login button
<button onclick="login()">Login</button>
Define the login function
Save a new access_token - if window location address includes one
Build an httpRequest handler function for CORS via XHR, falling back to JSONP
jsonp(): A cross domain scripting "hack"
Navigate the Graph: getAllPhotos is a recursive function which seeks out images stored in the users SkyDrive
If there is an access_token, fire off getAllPhotos, and print all images out to the screen


🏀 Jayhawks won and 🏈 Patriots won! Yesterday was a good day!!
Happy baby this morning!
I experienced anew kind of precipitation this morning on our way to school, it was what I’m calling “freezing slush”. Hope everyone is staying safe today/tonight. 🌨🌬❄
🏛 The Good War - by Mike Dawson and Chris Hayes
How America’s infatuation with World War II has eroded our conscience
🏛 North Carolina Is Ordered to Redraw Its Congressional Map - The New York Times
The result, Judge Wynn wrote, violated the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of equal protection
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A revealing new portrait of Robert F. Kennedy that gets closer to the man than any book before, by bestselling author Chris Matthews, an esteemed Kennedy expert and anchor of MSNBC’s Hardball.
🏛 100 days
One hundred days ago, Congress let the funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program expire. For one hundred days, a program that covers 9 million American children has been left in this strange limbo, with the worst consequences being averted but nonetheless creeping
Home today with a sick toddler! Keeping him warm and cozy on the couch and hoping he feels better soon!
Air hockey fun with mommy!
“Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart,”
33 years in the blink of an eye
Happy that we are being spared by the “snow bomb“ this week. I need to a break from clearing the driveway. Hope everyone in its path stays safe!
You know it’s been a cold few weeks when 22 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday sounds like a warm day!! ❄
✈ Trump Takes Credit For Airline Safety Record - AVweb
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Back to work after nearly 2 full weeks off! Definitely missing the family today and spending the time with the kiddos.
A happy boy enjoying the new year!
Wishing everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Happy little Charlie this morning!


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| GtkPackDirection | child-pack-direction | Read / Write |
| GtkPackDirection | pack-direction | Read / Write |
GObject ╰── GInitiallyUnowned ╰── GtkWidget ╰── GtkContainer ╰── GtkMenuShell ╰── GtkMenuBar
The GtkMenuBar is a subclass of GtkMenuShell which contains one or more GtkMenuItems. The result is a standard menu bar which can hold many menu items.
GtkWidget *
gtk_menu_bar_new_from_model (GMenuModel *model
);
Creates a new GtkMenuBar and populates it with menu items
and submenus according to model
.
The created menu items are connected to actions found in the GtkApplicationWindow to which the menu bar belongs - typically by means of being contained within the GtkApplicationWindows widget hierarchy.
Since: 3.4
void gtk_menu_bar_set_pack_direction (GtkMenuBar *menubar
,GtkPackDirection pack_dir
);
Sets how items should be packed inside a menubar.
Since: 2.8
GtkPackDirection
gtk_menu_bar_get_pack_direction (GtkMenuBar *menubar
);
Retrieves the current pack direction of the menubar.
See gtk_menu_bar_set_pack_direction()
.
Since: 2.8
void gtk_menu_bar_set_child_pack_direction (GtkMenuBar *menubar
,GtkPackDirection child_pack_dir
);
Sets how widgets should be packed inside the children of a menubar.
Since: 2.8
GtkPackDirection
gtk_menu_bar_get_child_pack_direction (GtkMenuBar *menubar
);
Retrieves the current child pack direction of the menubar.
See gtk_menu_bar_set_child_pack_direction()
.
Since: 2.8
“child-pack-direction”
property“child-pack-direction” GtkPackDirection
The child pack direction of the menubar. It determines how the widgets contained in child menuitems are arranged.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: GTK_PACK_DIRECTION_LTR
Since: 2.8
“pack-direction”
property“pack-direction” GtkPackDirection
The pack direction of the menubar. It determines how menuitems are arranged in the menubar.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: GTK_PACK_DIRECTION_LTR
Since: 2.8
“internal-padding”
style property“internal-padding” gint
Amount of border space between the menubar shadow and the menu items
GtkMenuBar:internal-padding
has been deprecated since version 3.8 and should not be used in newly-written code.
use the standard padding CSS property (through objects like GtkStyleContext and GtkCssProvider); the value of this style property is ignored.
Flags: Read
Allowed values: >= 0
Default value: 0
“shadow-type”
style property“shadow-type” GtkShadowType
The style of the shadow around the menubar.
GtkMenuBar:shadow-type
has been deprecated since version 3.20 and should not be used in newly-written code.
Use CSS to determine the shadow; the value of this style property is ignored.
Flags: Read
Default value: GTK_SHADOW_OUT


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class ProductCategory
ProductCategory
Methods
| integer |
getId()
Get id |
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| ProductCategory |
setProduct(Product $product = null)
Set Product |
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| Product |
getProduct()
Get product |
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| ProductCategory |
setCategory(Category $category = null)
Set category |
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| Category |
getCategory()
Get category |
Details
at line 33
public integer
getId()
Get id
at line 44
public ProductCategory
setProduct(Product $product = null)
Set Product
at line 56
public Product
getProduct()
Get product
at line 67
public ProductCategory
setCategory(Category $category = null)
Set category
at line 79
public Category
getCategory()
Get category


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- calculateFinalSimilarityScore(String, String, SimilarityScoreParts, SimilarityScoreParts, SimilarityScoreParts, SimilarityScoreParts, HashMap<String, Double>, HashMap<String, Double>, HashMap<String, Double>, HashMap<String, Double>, long, long) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
Calculates the final similarity score for two words based on the similarity score parts, the length of the vectors and the vector element sums.
- calculateSimilarityByRelation(HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, Double, Double, long, HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
This function calculates the numerical and Lin similarity of the feature vectors @param word1Map and @param word2Map (without normalization), with respect to one type of features,
so @param word1Map and @param word2Map consists of features of only one type.
- calculateSimilarityByRelationForDoubleZeroValuesToo(HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Long>, Double, Double, long, HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
This function calculates the numerical similarity of the feature vectors @param word1Map and @param word2Map (without normalization), with respect to one type of features
(so @param word1Map and @param word2Map consists of features of only one type),
in case of such similarity measures, where the calculation should take place even if (d1==0 && d2==0).
- calculateSimilarityDenominator1ByRelationSubscore(double, double, Double, Double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
Calculates a similarity denominator1 subscore based on two double values for the two word to be compared.
- calculateSimilarityDenominator2ByRelationSubscore(double, double, Double, Double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
Calculates a similarity denominator2 subscore based on two double values for the two word to be compared.
- calculateSimilarityNumaratorByRelationSubscore(double, double, Double, Double, long) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
Calculates a similarity numerator subscore based on two double values for the two word to be compared.
- certainty(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the Certainty factor weight of a (word, feature) pair based on the frequencies given as input parameters.
- chiSquare(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the chi-square weight of a (word, feature) pair based on the frequencies given as input parameters.
- chiSquareWYCC(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the chi-square with Yates' continuity correction weight of a (word, feature) pair based on the frequencies given as input parameters.
- cohenKappa(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the Cohen's Kappa weight of a (word, feature) pair based on the frequencies given as input parameters.
- ComparablePair<T1,T2 extends java.lang.Comparable<T2>> - Class in util
-
This class represents a generic pair of values, whose instances can be compared to each other based on their second elements.
- ComparablePair(T1, T2) - Constructor for class util.ComparablePair
-
The constructor of a pair.
- compareTo(ComparablePair<T1, T2>) - Method in class util.ComparablePair
-
This function compares this pair to another pair, based on their second elements.
- computeAllFeatureDocFreqCounts() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes sum of the feature document frequencies for all types of features.
- computeAllFeatureDocFreqCounts(HashMap<V, Long>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates the sum of the feature document frequencies in @param frequencyMap.
- computeAllRelationCountOfGivenTypeAlphas() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method calculates the sum of the feature frequencies rasied to the power pmiAlphaAlpha for all types of features.
- computeAllRelationCountOfGivenTypeAlphas(HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates the sum of the feature frequencies rasied to the power pmiAlphaAlpha in @param frequencyMap.
- computeAtcFeatureWeightForFeatures() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the ATC feature weight of features for all types of features.
- computeAtcFeatureWeightForFeatures(HashMap<T, HashMap<V, Double>>, HashMap<V, Long>, double, Double, HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates ATC feature weight of features stored in @param frequency2Map.
- computeAvgWordVectorElementSums() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the average word vector length.
- computeCountsFromSentenceWithPairs(boolean, long) - Static method in class extinfparsed.ExtInfParsedInputCorpusReaderAndProcessor
-
This function is responsible for extracting the relations between subjects and paraphrases and between objects and paraphrases.
- computeEntropyForFeatures() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the entropy of features as defined in "Rapp, 2003, Word Sense Discovery Based on Sense Descriptor Dissimilarity" for all types of features.
- computeEntropyForFeatures(HashMap<T, HashMap<V, Double>>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the entropy of features as defined in "Rapp, 2003, Word Sense Discovery Based on Sense Descriptor Dissimilarity" for a given type of features.
- computeFrequencyLogProduct(String, ArrayList<String>, HashMap<String, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.util.Evaluation
-
This function calculates the product of the logarithm of the frequency of the words in the question for the selected POS, in case of synonym question dataset.
- computeFrequencyLogProduct(String, String, HashMap<String, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.util.Evaluation
-
This function calculates the product of the logarithm of the frequency of the words in the question for the selected POS, for input word pairs in case of the input word pair similarity datasets.
- computeGrefFeatureWeightForFeatures() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes Grefenstette's feature weight of features as defined in "Curran, 2004, From distributional to semantic similarity" for all types of features.
- computeGrefFeatureWeightForFeatures(HashMap<T, HashMap<V, Double>>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates Grefenstette's feature weight of features stored in @param frequency2Map.
- computeInformationForFeatures() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the information content of features as defined in "Lin, 1998, An information-theoretic definition of similarity" for all types of features.
- computeInformationForFeatures(HashMap<T, Long>, HashMap<T, Double>, long) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates the information content of features stored in @param tuplesMap.
- computeMaxWordFeaturePairFrequencies() - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the maximum word-feature pair frequencies for all types of features.
- computeMaxWordFeaturePairFrequencies(HashMap<T, HashMap<V, Double>>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates the maximum word-feature pair frequency in @param tuplesMap.
- computeNcsubjDobjCountsFromSentence(boolean, long) - Static method in class extinfparsed.ExtInfParsedInputCorpusReaderAndProcessor
-
This function is responsible for extracting the relations between verbs and subjects and between verbs and objects.
- computeWeight(T, V, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Long>, HashMap<T, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<T, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, HashMap<V, Double>, double, double, double, HashMap<T, Double>, Double, Double, long, long) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This function calculates the weight for a (word, feature) pair.
- confidence(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.Weight
-
This method computes the confidence weight of a (word, feature) pair based on the frequencies given as input parameters.
- convertFirstNElementsOfListToMap(ArrayList<ComparablePair<String, Double>>, Integer) - Static method in class dsm.util.MiscUtil
-
This function converts the first N elements of a list with (feature, value) pairs to a HashMap.
- corpus - Static variable in class dsm.util.ExtractedInfoReader
-
- cosModPattern - Static variable in class dsm.parameters.VecSim
-
- createOutputFile - Static variable in class dsm.util.MiscUtil
-
- createRankMapsForFeatureTransformation(HashSet<String>, HashMap<String, HashMap<V, Double>>, HashMap<String, HashMap<X, Double>>, HashMap<String, HashMap<Y, Double>>, HashMap<String, HashMap<Z, Double>>, HashMap<String, HashMap<Double, Double>>) - Static method in class dsm.parameters.FeatTransf
-
This function converts the feature values for each word stored in the input tuplesMaps into ranks, and stores these value to rank mappings for the word in @param valueToRankMaps.


data class Execution
Entity representing pipeline's execution. |
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class ExecutionFactory
Factory for transforming jsonLd to Execution list. |
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enum class ExecutionStatus |
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object ExecutionStatusUtilities |
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data class ExecutionWithDeleteStatus
Wrapper for Execution and it's corresponding MarkForDeletion. |
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data class ServerWithExecutions
Server with Executions paired with corresponding marks. |


India to host 'No Money For Terror' meet in 2020
The 'No Money For Terror' conference is organised by Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) of over 100 countries, jointly called The Egmont Group.
by PTIIndia will host the next edition of the 'No Money For Terror' conference to be held in 2020, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said on Thursday.
The 'No Money For Terror' conference is organised by Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) of over 100 countries, jointly called The Egmont Group.
India will host the next 'No Money For Terror' conference in India in 2020, Reddy, Union Minister of State for Home, said at the ongoing 'No Money For Terror' conference being held here.
Recognising the importance of international cooperation in the fight against money laundering and financing of terrorism, a group of FIUs met a few years ago at the Egmont Arenberg Palace in Brussels, Belgium, and decided to establish an informal network of FIUs for the stimulation of international co-operation.
Money laundering and the financing of terrorism are serious crimes that threaten to destabilise the global economy.
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NANVL
checks if a value is a number. If it is, then NANVL
returns that value. If not, it returns an alternate value. This function is typically used to convert a binary double or binary float NaN (Not a Number) value to zero or null.
datatype
NANVL (expression, alternate)
expression
can be any value.
alternate is the numeric value returned if expression is not a number.


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Entity
The Entity class is the base class for all entities, including Project, Folder, File, and Link.
Entities are dictionary-like objects in which both object and dictionary notation (entity.foo or entity[‘foo’]) can be used interchangeably.
Imports:
from synapseclient import Project, Folder, File, Link
- class synapseclient.entity.Entity(*args, **kwargs)
A Synapse entity is an object that has metadata, access control, and potentially a file. It can represent data, source code, or a folder that contains other entities.
Entities should typically be created using the constructors for specific subclasses such as Project, Folder or File.
Project
- class synapseclient.entity.Project(*args, **kwargs)
Represents a project in Synapse.
Projects in Synapse must be uniquely named. Trying to create a project with a name that’s already taken, say ‘My project’, will result in an error
- Parameters
name – The name of the project
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
project = Project('Foobarbat project') project = syn.store(project)
Folder
- class synapseclient.entity.Folder(*args, **kwargs)
Represents a folder in Synapse.
Folders must have a name and a parent and can optionally have annotations.
- Parameters
name – The name of the folder
parent – The parent project or folder
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
folder = Folder('my data', parent=project) folder = syn.store(folder)
File
- class synapseclient.entity.File(*args, **kwargs)
Represents a file in Synapse.
When a File object is stored, the associated local file or its URL will be stored in Synapse. A File must have a path (or URL) and a parent. By default, the name of the file in Synapse matches the filename, but by specifying the name attribute, the File Entity name can be different.
- Parameters
path – Location to be represented by this File
name – Name of the file in Synapse, not to be confused with the name within the path
parent – Project or Folder where this File is stored
synapseStore – Whether the File should be uploaded or if only the path should be stored when
synapseclient.Synapse.store()
is called on the File object. Defaults to True (file should be uploaded)contentType – Manually specify Content-type header, for example “application/png” or “application/json; charset=UTF-8”
dataFileHandleId – Defining an existing dataFileHandleId will use the existing dataFileHandleId The creator of the file must also be the owner of the dataFileHandleId to have permission to store the file
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
# The Entity name is derived from the path and is 'data.xyz' data = File('/path/to/file/data.xyz', parent=folder) data = syn.store(data) # The Entity name is specified as 'my entity' data = File('/path/to/file/data.xyz', name="my entity", parent=folder) data = syn.store(data)
Changing File Names
A Synapse File Entity has a name separate from the name of the actual file it represents. When a file is uploaded to Synapse, its filename is fixed, even though the name of the entity can be changed at any time. Synapse provides a way to change this filename and the content-type of the file for future downloads by creating a new version of the file with a modified copy of itself. This can be done with the synapseutils.copy_functions.changeFileMetaData function.
>>> import synapseutils
>>> e = syn.get(synid)
>>> print(os.path.basename(e.path)) ## prints, e.g., "my_file.txt"
>>> e = synapseutils.changeFileMetaData(syn, e, "my_newname_file.txt")
Setting fileNameOverride will not change the name of a copy of the file that’s already downloaded into your local cache. Either rename the local copy manually or remove it from the cache and re-download.:
>>> syn.cache.remove(e.dataFileHandleId)
>>> e = syn.get(e)
>>> print(os.path.basename(e.path)) ## prints "my_newname_file.txt"
Link
- class synapseclient.entity.Link(*args, **kwargs)
Represents a link in Synapse.
Links must have a target ID and a parent. When you do
synapseclient.Synapse.get()
on a Link object, the Link object is returned. If the target is desired, specify followLink=True in synapseclient.Synapse.get.- Parameters
targetId – The ID of the entity to be linked
targetVersion – The version of the entity to be linked
parent – The parent project or folder
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
link = Link('targetID', parent=folder) link = syn.store(link)
Table Schema
- class synapseclient.table.Schema(*args, **kwargs)
A Schema is an
synapseclient.entity.Entity
that defines a set of columns in a table.- Parameters
name – the name for the Table Schema object
description – User readable description of the schema
columns – a list of
Column
objects or their IDsparent – the project in Synapse to which this table belongs
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
cols = [Column(name='Isotope', columnType='STRING'), Column(name='Atomic Mass', columnType='INTEGER'), Column(name='Halflife', columnType='DOUBLE'), Column(name='Discovered', columnType='DATE')] schema = syn.store(Schema(name='MyTable', columns=cols, parent=project))
Entity View Schema
- class synapseclient.table.EntityViewSchema(*args, **kwargs)
A EntityViewSchema is a
synapseclient.entity.Entity
that displays all files/projects (depending on user choice) within a given set of scopes- Parameters
name – the name of the Entity View Table object
columns – a list of
Column
objects or their IDs. These are optional.parent – the project in Synapse to which this table belongs
scopes – a list of Projects/Folders or their ids
type – This field is deprecated. Please use includeEntityTypes
includeEntityTypes –
a list of entity types to include in the view. Supported entity types are:
EntityViewType.FILE,
EntityViewType.PROJECT,
EntityViewType.TABLE,
EntityViewType.FOLDER,
EntityViewType.VIEW,
EntityViewType.DOCKER
If none is provided, the view will default to include EntityViewType.FILE.
addDefaultViewColumns – If true, adds all default columns (e.g. name, createdOn, modifiedBy etc.) Defaults to True. The default columns will be added after a call to
synapseclient.Synapse.store()
.addAnnotationColumns – If true, adds columns for all annotation keys defined across all Entities in the EntityViewSchema’s scope. Defaults to True. The annotation columns will be added after a call to
synapseclient.Synapse.store()
.ignoredAnnotationColumnNames – A list of strings representing annotation names. When addAnnotationColumns is True, the names in this list will not be automatically added as columns to the EntityViewSchema if they exist in any of the defined scopes.
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
Example:
from synapseclient import EntityViewType project_or_folder = syn.get("syn123") schema = syn.store(EntityViewSchema(name='MyTable', parent=project, scopes=[project_or_folder_id, 'syn123'], includeEntityTypes=[EntityViewType.FILE]))
DockerRepository
- class synapseclient.entity.DockerRepository(*args, **kwargs)
A Docker repository is a lightweight virtual machine image.
NOTE: store()-ing a DockerRepository created in the Python client will always result in it being treated as a reference to an external Docker repository that is not managed by synapse. To upload a docker image that is managed by Synapse please use the official Docker client and read https://help.synapse.org/docs/Synapse-Docker-Registry.2011037752.html for instructions on uploading a Docker Image to Synapse
- Parameters
repositoryName – the name of the Docker Repository. Usually in the format: [host[:port]/]path. If host is not set, it will default to that of DockerHub. port can only be specified if the host is also specified.
parent – the parent project for the Docker repository
properties – A map of Synapse properties
annotations – A map of user defined annotations
local_state – Internal use only
- Returns
an object of type
synapseclient.entity.DockerRepository
Properties and annotations, implementation details
In Synapse, entities have both properties and annotations. Properties are used by the system, whereas annotations are completely user defined. In the Python client, we try to present this situation as a normal object, with one set of properties.
Printing an entity will show the division between properties and annotations.:
print(entity)
Under the covers, an Entity object has two dictionaries, one for properties and one for annotations. These two namespaces are distinct, so there is a possibility of collisions. It is recommended to avoid defining annotations with names that collide with properties, but this is not enforced.:
## don't do this!
entity.properties['description'] = 'One thing'
entity.annotations['description'] = 'A different thing'
In case of conflict, properties will take precedence.:
print(entity.description)
#> One thing
Some additional ambiguity is entailed in the use of dot notation. Entity objects have their own internal properties which are not persisted to Synapse. As in all Python objects, these properties are held in object.__dict__. For example, this dictionary holds the keys ‘properties’ and ‘annotations’ whose values are both dictionaries themselves.
The rule, for either getting or setting is: first look in the object then look in properties, then look in annotations.
If the key is not found in any of these three, a get results in a KeyError
and a set results in a new annotation
being created. Thus, the following results in a new annotation that will be persisted in Synapse:
entity.foo = 'bar'
To create an object member variable, which will not be persisted in Synapse, this unfortunate notation is required:
entity.__dict__['foo'] = 'bar'
As mentioned previously, name collisions are entirely possible. Keys in the three namespaces can be referred to unambiguously like so:
entity.__dict__['key']
entity.properties.key
entity.properties['key']
entity.annotations.key
entity.annotations['key']
Most of the time, users should be able to ignore these distinctions and treat Entities like normal Python objects. End users should never need to manipulate items in __dict__.
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A [page:Fog fog] instance defining the type of fog that affects everything rendered in the scene. Default is `null`.
Read-only flag to check if a given object is of type [name].
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Using less than 12 columns? 2 options here. Add a class of .end to the last column of your row, to make that column float left and align with the previous column, like here:
Or add a class of .non-end to the last column to make it float to the right - like here:
Using these source ordering classes, you can shift columns around between our breakpoints. This means you can have a sub-nav on the left on large displays, but go below on small ones. .push-#
is the syntax you'll use.
We have the option of using 3 different grid-sizes. Using .large-X .columns
will result in columns stacking below 1280px, using .medium-x columns
will result in columns stacking below 768px, and using .small-x columns
will keep column widths even down to devices under 768px. To give a visual explanation of this, look at the following three grid rows on a desktop monitor:
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Man, how many class names does one person need? You might be dreaded about the potential of a div looking like this:
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Chris Matts originally suggested using
As a role I want the system to do something so that I get this business value
While it flows well, it emphasises the role and make the business value a result. One of the tenets of feature injection is that we start with the business value and pull our actions from that. Liz Keogh suggests in her blog using
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Use this class to present the user with a context menu. Typically this is required
as a result of the user right clicking the mouse button when over a control. For
example, you might create a new UserControl derived class that needs to
present the user with a set of options via a context menu, in the same way that
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Most windows applications will update the status bar with a menu description as the
user selects different menu items. To help support this scenario the Selected
and Deselected events are provided. As the names suggest, the Selected
event is generated as the selection enters a menu item and the Deselected event
when it moves away. The following example code shows how to use the
MenuCommand.Description property of the MenuCommand class in conjunction
with these events to provide status bar feedback.
protected void ShowPopupMenu(Point screenPos)
{
// Create the menu items
MenuCommand menu1 = new MenuCommand("&Cut");
MenuCommand menu2 = new MenuCommand("&Paste");
// Associate appropriate status bar descriptions for each menu
menu1.Description = "Cut selection to the clipboard";
menu2.Description = "Paste selection from the clipboard";
// Create the popup menu object
PopupMenu popup = new PopupMenu();
// Define the list of menu commands
popup.MenuCommands.AddRange(new MenuCommand[]{menu1, menu2});
// Hook into selection events
popup.Selected += new CommandHandler(OnSelected);
popup.Deselected += new CommandHandler(OnDeselected);
// Show it!
MenuCommand selected = popup.TrackPopup(screenPos);
}
protected void OnSelected(MenuCommand mc)
{
_statusBarPanel.SetStatusBarText(mc.Description);
}
protected void OnDeselected(MenuCommand mc)
{
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Create menu at the given screen position and return the MenuCommand that is selected.public MenuCommand TrackPopup(Point screenPos, bool selectFirst)
As above except it will automatically show the first valid menu item as the initial selection.
NOTE: The returned reference from both of the methods below can be null.
This happens when the user presses the escape key to dismiss the displayed menu.public void Dismiss()
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Has two possible values.
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- VisualStyle.Plain shows in a simpler Visual C++ v6 style
Default: VisualStyle.IDEpublic Font Font
The font to use when drawing menu text
Default: SystemInformation.MenuFontpublic bool ShowInfrequent
Items marked as Infrequent are shown immediately on displayed menu.
Default: falsepublic bool RememberExpansion
Expansion button selection updates the menu collection auto expand when next shown.
Default: truepublic bool HighlightInfrequent
Items marked as Infrequent are drawn in a different visual style.
Default: truepublic Color BackColor
Base color used when drawing the background.
Default: SystemColors.Controlpublic Color TextColor
Text drawing color for items that are not highlighted.
Default: SystemColors.MenuTextpublic Color HighlightColor
Base color for highlighting of items.
Default: SystemColors.Highlightpublic Color HighlightTextColor
Text drawing color for item that is highlighted.
Default: SystemColors.HighlightTextpublic Animate Animate
Can be set to one of the following enumeration values
- Animate.No do not animate popup menus
- Animate.Yes always animate popup menus
- Animate.System use system setting
Default: Animate.System property.
public int AnimateTime
Determines the total time the animation should take in milliseconds.
Default: 100Animation AnimateStyle
Can be set to one of the following enumeration values
- Animation.Blend
- Animation.SlideCenter
- Animation.SlideHorVerPositive
- Animation.SlideHorVerNegative
- Animation.SlideHorPosVerNegative
- Animation.SlideHorNegVerPositive
- Animation.System
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Fired when the user moves the selection over this item.
Use this event to update any status bar description appropriate for the item.public event CommandHandler Deselected
Fired when the user selection moves away from this item.
Use this event to remove any status bar description previously set.
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protected void OnMyControlButtonUp(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Button == MouseButtons.Right)
{
Control ctl = sender as Control;
// Create the menu items
MenuCommand menu0 = new MenuCommand("First");
MenuCommand menu1 = new MenuCommand("Second");
MenuCommand menu2 = new MenuCommand("Third");
// Create the popup menu object
PopupMenu popup = new PopupMenu();
// Define the list of menu commands
popup.MenuCommands.AddRange(new MenuCommand[]{menu0,
menu1,
menu2});
// Show it!
MenuCommand selected =
popup.TrackPopup(ctl.PointToScreen(new Point(e.X, e.Y)));
// Was an item selected?
if (selected != null)
{
// Selection specific actions...
if (selected == menu0)
Console.WriteLine("Menu0 selected");
else if (selected == menu1)
Console.WriteLine("Menu1 selected");
else if (selected == menu2)
Console.WriteLine("Menu2 selected");
}
}
}
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Protected Sub OnMyControlButtonUp(ByVal sender As object,
ByVal e As MouseEventArgs)
If e.Button = MouseButtons.Right Then
Dim ctl As Control = sender
' Create the menu items
Dim menu0 As New MenuCommand("First")
Dim menu1 As New MenuCommand("Second")
Dim menu2 As New MenuCommand("Third")
' Create the popup menu object
Dim popup As New PopupMenu()
' Define the list of menu commands
popup.MenuCommands.AddRange(new MenuCommand(){menu0, _
menu1, _
menu2})
' Show it!
Dim selected As MenuCommand =
popup.TrackPopup(ctl.PointToScreen(New Point(e.X, e.Y)))
' Was an item selected?
If Not (selected Is Nothing) Then
' Selection specific actions...
If (selected Is menu0) Then
Console.WriteLine("Menu0 selected")
ElseIf (selected Is menu1)
Console.WriteLine("Menu1 selected")
ElseIf (selected Is menu2)
Console.WriteLine("Menu2 selected")
End If
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There’s this big fear of failure that we (or most people) have. We’re scared to screw up. We don’t want to make mistakes. We don’t want to be known as a failure. And there’s this gigantic negative connotation to failure that seems unjustified.
I feel like I’ve had a lot of failures in my life. I remember spelling the word “ellipse” wrong at a regional spelling bee because I thought it was spelled “eclipse” without the “c”. Sigh. I remember many of the pingpong matches that I lost and cried uncontrollably. I remember how hard I trained for the Olympics and how devastated I was when I didn’t make it. In college, I’ve taken a lot of exams where I’ve studied a lot and still did very poorly. There’s also been some relationship issues gone bad that still affects me greatly.
And I felt embarrassed by a lot of these things. Especially when people asked about them and I had to explain that I messed up in some way or not everything went to plan. And they always have responses like “Oh, you’ll get them next time” or “You just have to work harder” or some generic response.
But the thing is I really did try my best. And a lot of times, I felt that if I did my best, I felt entitled to the reward that I wanted to get from those actions. I felt like if I practiced more pingpong than everyone else, I would be better than everyone else. I felt like if I studied really hard on exams, I should get a good grade. But that’s not how life works. We don’t automatically deserve these things because we did our best.
Recently, I’ve been asked a lot of tough personal questions about my life and had to examine a lot of decisions I’ve made in the past and why I made them. And looking back on a lot of these memories, I’ve grown a lot through the painful times and the failures. All of the times that I questioned myself after losses and if I was even doing anything meaningful in my life and going through tough times that I thought would never end. All of the times I’ve felt alone and pointless and felt like I wasn’t good enough to amount to anything. And every time, I learn a little bit more about the world and a little bit more about myself.
Tough times never last, but tough people do.
Playing pingpong was one of the things that I think really built my resilience. Almost every tournament, I lost to someone. There’s just a lot of good players out there and even if I got very far in the rounds, there’s usually another player better than you. And it hurt that I trained so much and still wasn’t the best. And after every tournament, we would go back to the drawing board and continue working at it. And I learned to fight for everything even though I lost so many times because I had very high dreams.
And I feel like that resilience that I gained is what’s helped me do well at Berkeley even though the classes are extremely difficult.  It’s like getting thrown into a tidepool without knowing how to swim. And a lot of people who were used to getting good grades all of the time if they studied for things, got shook when they couldn’t swim. But I was used to working hard and not getting what I wanted, and it didn’t discourage me.
You learn a lot from failure. Failing means that you took a risk out of your comfort zone, and it didn’t work out. But you need to take risks to grow. If you’re succeeding at everything you’re doing, you’re playing life too safe. You need to be stretching yourself to grow, and that means sometimes finding out where your limits are and learning from them.
You really learn who you are as a person and what you’re capable of. When you succeed in your goals, it’s easy to celebrate and be happy and satisfied with life. But that’s not how life is all the time. And learning to go through life through the valleys and canyons is truly difficult.
One thing I really like about Silicon Valley is that there’s this sense now that failure isn’t a bad thing in the startup world. Most likely your first startup doesn’t succeed. How could it? You don’t know anything about running a company or finding market fit or getting investor funding or how hard it actually is to run a company. And once your company crashes and burns, you learn a little bit from the harsh lessons that you went through. And then you’re ready for round two.
I'm not saying that I don't feel embarrassed about failure at all anymore. I'm not saying I look forward to failure. I'm not saying that I've done all of the failing and my life is all uphill from here. I'm sure that there are many more difficult obstacles in my life that I will face. But I do appreciate the value of failure more these days, and I'm sure I have a lot to learn in the future from it. And it terrifies me.
Take risks. Don’t be afraid to try your best and fail. Listen to your own heart and not just the thoughts of what others want you’re your life. Challenge yourself. Celebrate the green lights in life, but remember when everything goes up in flames, you have to fight through the pain to come through the other side a better person.


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Date formatting
bbq borrows it's date formatting from Steven Levithan's rather excellent blog.
When you have a JavaScript date object, you can do this sort of thing:
DateFormatter.format(myDate, "yyyy\\mm\\dd");
Outputs:
2011\\10\\15
The full list of supported formatting instructions are as follows:
| Mask | Description |
|---|---|
d |
Day of the month as digits; no leading zero for single-digit days. |
dd |
Day of the month as digits; leading zero for single-digit days. |
ddd |
Day of the week as a three-letter abbreviation. |
dddd |
Day of the week as its full name. |
m |
Month as digits; no leading zero for single-digit months. |
mm |
Month as digits; leading zero for single-digit months. |
mmm |
Month as a three-letter abbreviation. |
mmmm |
Month as its full name. |
yy |
Year as last two digits; leading zero for years less than 10. |
yyyy |
Year represented by four digits. |
h |
Hours; no leading zero for single-digit hours (12-hour clock). |
hh |
Hours; leading zero for single-digit hours (12-hour clock). |
H |
Hours; no leading zero for single-digit hours (24-hour clock). |
HH |
Hours; leading zero for single-digit hours (24-hour clock). |
M |
Minutes; no leading zero for single-digit minutes. Uppercase M unlike CF timeFormat 's m to avoid conflict with months. |
MM |
Minutes; leading zero for single-digit minutes. Uppercase MM unlike CF timeFormat 's mm to avoid conflict with months. |
s |
Seconds; no leading zero for single-digit seconds. |
ss |
Seconds; leading zero for single-digit seconds. |
l or L |
Milliseconds. l gives 3 digits. L gives 2 digits. |
t |
Lowercase, single-character time marker string: a or p. No equivalent in CF. |
tt |
Lowercase, two-character time marker string: am or pm. No equivalent in CF. |
T |
Uppercase, single-character time marker string: A or P. Uppercase T unlike CF's t to allow for user-specified casing. |
TT |
Uppercase, two-character time marker string: AM or PM. Uppercase TT unlike CF's tt to allow for user-specified casing. |
Z |
US timezone abbreviation, e.g. EST or MDT. With non-US timezones or in the Opera browser, the GMT/UTC offset is returned, e.g. GMT-0500 No equivalent in CF. |
o |
GMT/UTC timezone offset, e.g. -0500 or +0230. No equivalent in CF. |
S |
The date's ordinal suffix (st, nd, rd, or th). Works well with d .No equivalent in CF. |
'…' or "…" |
Literal character sequence. Surrounding quotes are removed. No equivalent in CF. |
UTC: |
Must be the first four characters of the mask. Converts the date from local time to UTC/GMT/Zulu time before applying the mask. The "UTC:" prefix is removed. No equivalent in CF. |
Alternatively you can pass in a named mask:
| Name | Mask | Example |
|---|---|---|
| default | ddd mmm dd yyyy HH:MM:ss | Sat Jun 09 2007 17:46:21 |
| shortDate | m/d/yy | 6/9/07 |
| mediumDate | mmm d, yyyy | Jun 9, 2007 |
| longDate | mmmm d, yyyy | June 9, 2007 |
| fullDate | dddd, mmmm d, yyyy | Saturday, June 9, 2007 |
| shortTime | h:MM TT | 5:46 PM |
| mediumTime | h:MM:ss TT | 5:46:21 PM |
| longTime | h:MM:ss TT Z | 5:46:21 PM EST |
| isoDate | yyyy-mm-dd | 2007-06-09 |
| isoTime | HH:MM:ss | 17:46:21 |
| isoDateTime | yyyy-mm-dd'T'HH:MM:ss | 2007-06-09T17:46:21 |
| isoUtcDateTime | UTC:yyyy-mm-dd'T'HH:MM:ss'Z' | 2007-06-09T22:46:21Z |
Custom date formatter
DateFormatter#format takes a third argument which is an object which has the appropriate functions which are called by DateFormatter.
See the source code of DateFormatter._stringFormatter or bbq.gui.form.DateFieldFormatter for an example.


Code
Every aspect of our code is open source.
You can review both the solidity contract used to notarize on the Blockchain and the Web3 helper.
Feel free to fork it and create your own.
Every aspect of our code is open source.
You can review both the solidity contract used to notarize on the Blockchain and the Web3 helper.
Feel free to fork it and create your own.
Our aim is to provide a solution alwais on and alwais true to itself.
Via IPFS technology we can achieve that and have a true decetralized application running on top of the Blokchain.
Feel free to fork it and create your own.


Summary
The default CSS sheets have sparse comments on what tags relate to what is displayed on the screen, so until this article is completed please refer to those.
References
Examples
Here are some example themes. (The window borders are windows themes that I thought matched the JavaFX themes)
Standard theme
No theme, default JavaFX style
Modena dark
MaterialFX 0.3
Caspian


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Home{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Overall Employees 218
Previous Month $1,15,852
Previous Month $7,500
Previous Month $1,42,000
Today Leave 4 / 65
Pending Invoice 15 / 92
Completed Projects 85 / 112
Open Tickets 190 / 212
Closed Tickets 22 / 212
Total Tasks
Overdue Tasks
Completed Tasks 166
Inprogress Tasks 115
On Hold Tasks 31
Pending Tasks 47
Review Tasks 5
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Barry Cuda CEO |
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Tressa Wexler Manager |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ||
Ruby Bartlett CEO |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ||
Misty Tison CEO |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ||
Daniel Deacon CEO |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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Office Management1 open tasks, 9 tasks completed |
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Project Management2 open tasks, 5 tasks completed |
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Video Calling App3 open tasks, 3 tasks completed |
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Hospital Administration12 open tasks, 4 tasks completed |
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Digital Marketplace7 open tasks, 14 tasks completed |
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This is an application that shows a robot that learned to walk, using different reinforcement learning algorithms (function V, function Q, Q-learning). It is implemented in Angular 2.
Code can be found on https://github.com/ST7oo/walking_robot
Rodney Ledesma


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