HTML, CSS and the DOM can be understood like building a house. The HTML is the structure of the house - the layout of the space, where the rooms will be, etc. CSS then styles the house - what colour are the walls? Is there carpeting or hardwood? What colour is that flooring? Finally, The DOM is your architect, the person who you can talk to to test out different ways of building your house. The HTML and CSS designate what your house/page will look like. But if you want to play with the wall colours, you can talk to the DOM (your architect) and ask to see what your house/page would look like if you changed the wall colour. The DOM is the interpreter of the HTML and CSS code, and gives you an area to play with the code without making any actual channges.
All web pages, whether they look like it or not, are made up of boxes. "Boxifying" a design means to reinterpret a design according to boxes on the page.
The box model is how all of those boxes that create a page are laid out. Every box on a page is composed of (in order from outside in): margin, border, padding, content. You can define each of those elements (include as 0), which will impact how that box looks or takes up space on a page.


public final class MinimapReadout extends Readout implements LocationUpdatable
setViewRadius
.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
MinimapReadout.Builder
Builder for the MinimapReadout class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPin(java.lang.String key,
acm.graphics.GPoint position,
java.awt.Color color)
Creates and adds a pin with the given key, position, and color.
|
void |
clear()
Clears and deletes all the pins in the MinimapReadout, effectively
resetting its state.
|
void |
removePin(java.lang.String key)
Removes the specified pin from both the display and
the MinimapReadout's internal map.
|
void |
setViewRadius(double viewRadius)
Sets the MinimapReadout's view radius to the one specified by the user.
|
void |
update(acm.graphics.GPoint position,
acm.graphics.GPoint bearing)
Updates the MinimapReadout and redraws the entire display relative to the specified
position and bearing.
|
add, add, add, contains, getBounds, getCanvasPoint, getCanvasPoint, getElement, getElementAt, getElementAt, getElementCount, getLocalPoint, getLocalPoint, iterator, iterator, markAsComplete, paint, remove, removeAll, scale, scale
addActionListener, addMouseListener, addMouseMotionListener, contains, fireActionEvent, fireActionEvent, getColor, getHeight, getLocation, getParent, getSize, getWidth, getX, getY, isVisible, move, movePolar, pause, removeActionListener, removeMouseListener, removeMouseMotionListener, sendBackward, sendForward, sendToBack, sendToFront, setColor, setLocation, setLocation, setParent, setVisible, toString
public void clear()
public void addPin(java.lang.String key, acm.graphics.GPoint position, java.awt.Color color)
key
- a handle that refers to the pinposition
- the position of the pincolor
- the color of the pinpublic void removePin(java.lang.String key)
key
- the key referring to the pin to be removedpublic void update(acm.graphics.GPoint position, acm.graphics.GPoint bearing)
update
in interface LocationUpdatable
position
- the position relative to a datum pointbearing
- the endpoint of a vector from the origin pointing in the desired orientationpublic void setViewRadius(double viewRadius)
viewRadius
- the new view radius of the MinimapReadoutjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the view radius is negative


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@classmethod
def register_options(cls, register):
super(JvmCompile, cls).register_options(register)
register("--partition-size-hint", advanced=True, type=int, default=sys.maxint,
metavar="<// source files>",
help="Roughly how many source files to attempt to compile together. Set to a large "
"number to compile all sources together. Set to 0 to compile target-by-target.")
register("--jvm-options", advanced=True, type=list_option, default=[],
help="Run the compiler with these JVM options.")
After Change
register("--delete-scratch", advanced=True, default=True, action="store_true",
help="Leave intermediate scratch files around, for debugging build problems.")
register("--worker-count", advanced=True, type=int, default=1,
help="The number of concurrent workers to use when "
"compiling with {task}.".format(task=cls._name))
register("--size-estimator", advanced=True,
choices=list(cls.size_estimators.keys()), default="filesize",
help="The method of target size estimation.")


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C
- the generic type of the ViewComponentpublic interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
The SelectionManager is a ViewManager which handles the selection
of ViewComponents. In most cases it would be triggered by mouseHandlers
to respond to user interaction.
Of course its also possible to use this manager for manually selection
when working in actions.
This interface describes methods for handling mouse over selections as well as selections which can be triggered by mouse clicks. Again the specifics should be implemented by MouseListeners or actions.
The basic implementation of this interface is DefaultSelectionManager
To extend or overwrite some of the basic functionalities the
DefaultSelectionManager should be extended.
The extending of the ViewManager interface ensures the communication with the observed view.
| Field Summary |
|---|
| Fields inherited from interface domosaics.ui.views.view.manager.ViewManager |
|---|
PROPERTY_STRUCTURAL_CHANGE, PROPERTY_VISUAL_CHANGE |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addToSelection(C comp)
Adds a component to the selection |
void |
clearSelection()
Removes all components from the selection |
C |
getClickedComp()
Return the ViewComponent which was selected by clicking on it |
C |
getMouseOverComp()
Return the ViewComponent which was selected by a mouse over event |
java.util.Collection<C> |
getSelection()
Return all selected ViewComponents as collection |
java.util.Iterator<C> |
getSelectionIterator()
Return an iterator over all ViewComponents which are currently selected |
boolean |
isCompSelected(C comp)
Check whether or not the specified component is currently selected. |
void |
removeFromSelection(C comp)
Removes a component from the selection |
void |
setClickedComp(C clickedComp)
Sets the ViewComponent which was selected by clicking on it |
void |
setMouseOverComp(C mouseOverComp)
Sets the ViewComponent which was selected by a mouse over event |
void |
setSelection(java.util.Collection<C> selection)
Method to manually add view components to the selection. |
| Methods inherited from interface domosaics.ui.views.view.manager.ViewManager |
|---|
addPropertyChangeListener, firePropertyChange, removePropertyChangeListener, structuralChange, visualChange |
| Method Detail |
|---|
void setClickedComp(C clickedComp)
clickedComp
- the view component on which were clickedC getClickedComp()
void setMouseOverComp(C mouseOverComp)
mouseOverComp
- the component on which the mouse is currently overC getMouseOverComp()
void setSelection(java.util.Collection<C> selection)
selection
- the ViewComponents which are about to be added to the selectionvoid clearSelection()
boolean isCompSelected(C comp)
comp
- the component which should be checked against the selection
java.util.Iterator<C> getSelectionIterator()
java.util.Collection<C> getSelection()
void addToSelection(C comp)
comp
- the component to be added to the selectionvoid removeFromSelection(C comp)
comp
- the component to be removed from the selection
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I’m pleased to announce that readxl 1.0.0 is available on CRAN. readxl makes it easy to bring tabular data out of Excel and into R, for modern .xlsx
files and the legacy .xls
format. readxl does not have any tricky external dependencies, such as Java or Perl, and is easy to install and use on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
You can install it with:
As well as fixing many bugs, this release:
"logical"
and "list"
, for data of disparate typeYou can see a full list of changes in the release notes. This is the first release maintained by Jenny Bryan.
In an ideal world, data would live in a neat rectangle in the upper left corner of a spreadsheet. But spreadsheets often serve multiple purposes for users with different priorities. It is common to encounter several rows of notes above or below the data, for example. The new range
argument provides a flexible interface for describing the data rectangle, including Excel-style ranges and row- or column-only ranges.
library(readxl)
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
range = "arts!A5:F15"
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 6
#> Name Profession Age `Has kids` `Date of birth`
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <lgl> <dttm>
#> 1 David Bowie musician 69. TRUE 1947-01-08 00:00:00
#> 2 Carrie Fisher actor 60. TRUE 1956-10-21 00:00:00
#> 3 Chuck Berry musician 90. TRUE 1926-10-18 00:00:00
#> 4 Bill Paxton actor 61. TRUE 1955-05-17 00:00:00
#> # ... with 6 more rows, and 1 more variable: `Date of death` <dttm>
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
sheet = "other",
range = cell_rows(5:15)
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 6
#> Name Profession Age `Has kids` `Date of birth`
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <lgl> <dttm>
#> 1 Vera Rubin scientist 88. TRUE 1928-07-23 00:00:00
#> 2 Mohamed Ali athlete 74. TRUE 1942-01-17 00:00:00
#> 3 Morley Safer journalist 84. TRUE 1931-11-08 00:00:00
#> 4 Fidel Castro politician 90. TRUE 1926-08-13 00:00:00
#> # ... with 6 more rows, and 1 more variable: `Date of death` <dttm>
There is also a new argument n_max
that limits the number of data rows read from the sheet. It is an example of readxl’s evolution towards a readr-like interface. The Sheet Geometry vignette goes over all the options.
The new ability to target cells for reading means that readxl’s automatic column typing will “just work”" for most sheets, most of the time. Above, the Has kids
column is automatically detected as logical
, which is a new column type for readxl.
You can still specify column type explicitly via col_types
, which gets a couple new features. If you provide exactly one type, it is recycled to the necessary length. The new type "guess"
can be mixed with explicit types to specify some types, while leaving others to be guessed.
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
range = "arts!A5:C15",
col_types = c("guess", "skip", "numeric")
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 2
#> Name Age
#> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 David Bowie 69.
#> 2 Carrie Fisher 60.
#> 3 Chuck Berry 90.
#> 4 Bill Paxton 61.
#> # ... with 6 more rows
The new argument guess_max
limits the rows used for type guessing. Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed when the new trim_ws
argument is TRUE
, which is the default. Finally, thanks to Jonathan Marshall, multiple na
values are accepted. The Cell and Column Types vignette has more detail.
"list"
columnsThanks to Greg Freedman Ellis we now have a "list"
column type. This is useful if you want to bring truly disparate data into R without the coercion required by atomic vector types.
(df <- read_excel(
readxl_example("clippy.xlsx"),
col_types = c("text", "list")
))
#> # A tibble: 4 x 2
#> name value
#> <chr> <list>
#> 1 Name <chr [1]>
#> 2 Species <chr [1]>
#> 3 Approx date of death <dttm [1]>
#> 4 Weight in grams <dbl [1]>
tibble::deframe(df)
#> $Name
#> [1] "Clippy"
#>
#> $Species
#> [1] "paperclip"
#>
#> $`Approx date of death`
#> [1] "2007-01-01 UTC"
#>
#> $`Weight in grams`
#> [1] 0.9
To learn more, read the vignettes and articles or release notes. Highlights include:
read_xls()
and read_xlsx()
are now exposed, so that files without an .xls
or .xlsx
extension can be read. Thanks Jirka Lewandowski!


Radio buttons allow the user to select one option from a set. Use radio buttons for exclusive selection if you think that the user needs to see all available options side-by-side.
A basic radio group would have the following markup.
<md-radio-group>
<md-radio-button value="option_1">1</md-radio-button>
<md-radio-button value="option_2">2</md-radio-button>
</md-radio-group>
A dynamic example, populated from a data
variable:
<md-radio-group [(value)]="groupValue">
<md-radio-button *ngFor="let d of data" [value]="d.value">
{{d.label} }
</md-radio-button>
</md-radio-group>
A dynamic example for use inside a form showing support for [(ngModel)]
:
<md-radio-group [(ngModel)]="chosenOption">
<md-radio-button *ngFor="let o of options" [value]="o.value">
{{o.label} }
</md-radio-button>
</md-radio-group>
<md-radio-group>
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
selected
|
MdRadioButton
|
The currently selected button. |
value
|
any
|
The current value for this group. |
disabled
|
boolean
|
Whether the group is disabled. |
When selection is changed, an event is emitted from the change
EventEmitter
property.
The md-radio-group
component has no button initially selected.
<md-radio-button>
| Name (attribute) | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id
|
string
|
The unique ID of this radio button. |
name
|
string
|
Group name, defaults to parent radio group if present. |
value
|
any
|
The value of this radio button. |
checked
|
boolean
|
Whether the radio is checked. |
disabled
|
boolean
|
Whether the radio is disabled. |
aria-label
|
string
|
Used to set the aria-label attribute of the underlying input
element. |
aria-labelledby
|
string
|
Used to set the aria-labelledby attribute of the underlying
input element. |
If provided, this attribute takes precedence as the element's text alternative. |
When checked, an event is emitted from the change
EventEmitter
property.
md-radio-button
component by default uses the accent color
from the theme palette.


This (toy) example illustrates the use of a finite-state machine (implemented in the FSM domain) to get a modal Giotto model. The block diagram is given below:
This state machine has three states and starts in state Init. The transition from Init to State0 is always enabled and will be taken in the first firing of the state machine. The actions on the transition properly initialize the refinement of State0. The guards on the transitions between State0 and State1 cause the transitions to be taken each time the input to the state machine is a multiple of 4. The guards read:
in_isPresent && (in % 4 == 0)which is interpreted as follows. The variable
in_isPresent
has value true when the input in is present.
The variable in
is the value of the input.
The expression will be true when the input is a multiple of 4.
Each state refines to a separate instance of the following model:


import neon data into a local database
neon_store(
table = NA,
product = NA,
type = NA,
dir = neon_dir(),
db = neon_db(neon_db_dir(), read_only = FALSE),
n = 500L,
quiet = FALSE,
...
)
Arguments
| table |
Include only files matching this table name (or regex pattern).
(optional). |
| product |
A NEON productCode or list of product codes, see examples. |
| type |
Should we prefer the basic or expanded version of this product?
Note that not all products have expanded formats. |
| dir |
Location where files should be downloaded. By default will
use the appropriate applications directory for your system
(see tools::R_user_dir() ). This default also be configured by
setting the environmental variable NEONSTORE_HOME , see Sys.setenv or
Renviron. |
| db |
A connection to a write-able relational database backend,
see neon_db() . |
| n |
number of files that should be read per iteration |
| quiet |
show progress? |
| ... |
Arguments passed on to neon_read
sensor_metadata logical, default TRUE. Should we add
metadata fields from file names of sensor data into the table? Adds
DomainID, SiteID, horizontalPosition, verticalPosition, and publicationDate.
Results in slower parsing.
keep_filename Should we include a column indicating the original
file name for each row? Can be a useful source of additional metadata that
NEON may omit from the raw files (i.e. siteID ), but will also result in
slower parsing. Default FALSE .
altrep enable or disable altrep. Logical, default FALSE . Setting to
TRUE can speed up reading, but may cause vroom::vroom to throw
mapping error: Too many open files .
files optionally, specify a vector of file paths directly (e.g. as
provided from neon_index) and specify table argument as NULL.
site 4-letter site code(s) to filter on. Leave as NA to search all.
start_date Download only files as recent as (YYYY-MM-DD ). Leave
as NA to download up to the most recent available data.
end_date Download only files up to end_date (YYYY-MM-DD ). Leave as
NA to download all prior data.
ext only match files with this file extension(s)
timestamp only match timestamps prior this. See details in neon_index() .
Should be a datetime POSIXct object (or coerce-able string)
release Select only data files associated with a particular release tag,
see https://www.neonscience.org/data-samples/data-management/data-revisions-releases,
e.g. "RELEASE-2021". Releases are associated with a specific DOI and the promise that
files associated with a particular release will not change.
|
Value
the index of files read in (invisibly)


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- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
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- Static method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
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Entry point for the PermissionsManager.
getMockSystemPermissions()
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PermissionsManager
H
hasAskedForBodySensorPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForCalendarPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForCameraPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForContactsPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForLocationPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForMicrophonePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForPermissions()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsResult
hasAskedForPhonePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForSmsPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hasAskedForStoragePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
hashCode()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsResult
I
init(Context)
- Static method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Instantiate the PermissionsManager.
injectMockSystemPermissions()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
intentToAppSettings(Activity)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Open the app's settings page so the user could switch an activity.
isBodySensorGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isCalendarGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isCameraGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isContactsGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsResult
isLocationGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isMicrophoneGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isPhoneGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isSmsGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
isStorageGranted()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
M
MockSystemPermissions
- Class in
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
Used in testing to mock out the Android permissions.
MockSystemPermissions()
- Constructor for class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
N
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
- package net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
neverAskAgain(String...)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
neverAskForBodySensor(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForCalendar(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
If true the user has checked the "Never ask again" option.
neverAskForContacts(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForLocation(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
, its the same logic, but for location
neverAskForMicrophone(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForPhone(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForSms(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
neverAskForStorage(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
See
PermissionsManager.neverAskForCamera(Fragment)
O
onCreate(Bundle)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
onNewIntent(Intent)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
onRequestPermissionsResult(int, String[], int[])
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
onStart()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
onStop()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
P
PermissionRequestActivity
- Class in
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
PermissionRequestActivity()
- Constructor for class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionRequestActivity
PermissionsManager
- Class in
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
PermissionsManager is the point of entry to finding about and requesting permissions.
PermissionsManager.Permission
- Annotation Type in
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
PermissionsResult
- Class in
net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager
R
REQUEST_BODY_SENSOR_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_CALENDAR_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_CAMERA_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_CONTACTS_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_LOCATION_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_MICROPHONE_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_PHONE_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_SMS_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
REQUEST_STORAGE_PERMISSION
- Static variable in annotation type net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager.Permission
requestBodySensorPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the BODY SENSOR permission.
requestCalendarPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
requestCameraPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the CAMERA permission.
requestContactsPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the CONTACTS permission.
requestLocationPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the LOCATION permission.
requestMicrophonePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the MICROPHONE permission.
requestPermissions(int...)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
requestPhonePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the PHONE permission.
requestSmsPermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the SMS permission.
requestStoragePermission()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
Request the STORAGE permission.
S
setShouldAllowAudioRecordingPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowBodySensorsPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowCalendarPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowCallingPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowCameraPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowContactsPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowLocationPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowSmsPermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
setShouldAllowStoragePermission(boolean)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
MockSystemPermissions
shouldShowCameraRationale(Fragment)
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsManager
T
toString()
- Method in class net.ralphpina.permissionsmanager.
PermissionsResult
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MessageFormat
supports only next format types:
Single quotes are used to escape until the end of properties, and they will not be present in the result string. Often it is a smell of mistakes. If they should be visible, they must be duplicated.
It is expected that every placeholder must contain a closed brace.
In some cases (like it's
), it is expected that only one quote is printed;
cases, when more quotes than one are printed, will be warned.
ChoiceFormat
.
Lower bounds are expected to be numbers and to be sorted in ascending order.
If parameters are present in the property value, then the value will be passed as a pattern to java.text.MessageFormat
.
This means that single quotes are used for escaping.
Thus, to keep a quote visible, it must be duplicated:
'{0}'
→ {0}
''{0}''
→ '$value$'
When using choice format, nested formats are evaluated as formats themselves, and second double quotes are required.
When passing 1
:
{0, choice, 0#no|#1''{0}'' files}
→ {0} files
{0, choice, 0#no|#1''''{0}'''' files}
→ '$number_of_files$' files
{0}
, {0,
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ANGLER FISH CHARACTERISTICS
Mark Shrope and John Pickrell | September 04, 2006 11:54am
The angler gets its name from the elongated dorsal spine that supports a light-producing organ known as a photophore. This photophore can produce a blue-green light similar to that of a firefly on land.
Weird world
The bizarre inhabitants of the deep include: deep water sharks; devilish-looking dragonfish, that fire beams of red illumination from "lamps" under their eyes; many bioluminescent fish; ancient coelacanths; creeping sea lilies; blood-red squid; an octopus with glow-in-the-dark suckers; bell-shaped, metre-wide jellyfish, snails with armour-plated feet and a deadly jellyfish relative that uses fluorescent tentacles to lure prey. Perhaps the most dramatic creature is the 13-metre-long giant squid, Architeuthis and the even more fearsome 15-metre-long colossal squid, never seen alive. Sperm whales and Antarctic sleeper sharks are the only animals equipped to take on these deep-sea prey. Life is also found in the form of bacteria, worms and crustaceans, which teem in the abyssal plains that cover vast stretches of the deep. They feed off organic "snow" that falls from above. Deep below the sea floor, life was not thought to be possible. But then in 2003 researchers found many unique bacteria in sediments 300 m beneath the Pacific seafloor, feeding on sediments millions of years old. More spectacular are the deep-sea corals, found at depths of up to 6000 m in waters as cold as 2°C. Despite this, they rival their tropical, shallow-water cousins in splendour. These slow-growing animals are now found from Ireland to New Zealand, and have even been discovered growing on the legs of oil rigs. But, it is only as destructive fishing practices, such as trawling, have started to destroy them that the realisation of how widespread they are has dawned. The largest known, near Norway, covers 100 square kilometres, yet was discovered only in 2002.


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v0.1a
<form id="form-select" class="t-neutral">
<fieldset class="select-box">
Custom select

<select id="select-box" class="select-box__select">
<option>Option 1</option>
<option>Option 2</option>
<option>Option 3</option>
<option>Option 4</option>
</select>

</fieldset>
</form>
/*
* Theming
/*
.t-neutral .select-box__inner {
background: $c-select-box-background-color url("../img/arrow_down.svg") no-repeat 97% 50%;
border: 1px solid #2a1244;
}
.no-svg .t-neutral .select-box__inner {
background-image: url("../img/arrow_down.png");
}
.t-neutral .select-box__inner select option {
color: #111;
}
.t-neutral .select-box__inner select {
color: #697070;
}
.t-neutral .select-box__inner select:active,
.t-neutral .select-box__inner select:focus {
background-color: rgba(249, 241, 155, 0.5);
}
.select-box__label {
display:block;
margin:1em 0;
}
.select-box__inner {
border-radius: 5px;
font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 1em;
line-height: 1em;
margin: 0;
overflow: hidden;
position: relative;
transition: background-color 0.4s ease-in-out;
width: 100%;
}
.select-box__inner:hover,
.select-box__inner:focus,
.select-box__inner:active {
cursor: pointer;
}
.select-box__inner select option {
padding:0.5em;
line-height:1.5;
font-size:1em;
}
.select-box__inner select:hover {
cursor: pointer;
}
.select-box__inner select {
-webkit-appearance: none;
-moz-appearance: none;
appearance: none;
background-color: transparent;
background-image: none;
border: none;
box-shadow: none;
font-family: Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 1em;
padding: 1em;
transition: background 0.4s ease;
width: 115%;
}
/*
High contrast mode on PC disables background images,
since this example uses a background image
to replace a perceived affordance, we need to restore it if
high contrast mode is enabled.
Fortunately for windows 8 users,
we have a media query available to detect the high contrast mode
unfortunately, it only works in IE.
You'll need a script to help you detect high contrast mode otherwise.
*/
@media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: active) {
.select-box__inner select {
width: 100%;
}
}
@media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: black-on-white) {
.select-box__inner select {
width: 100%;
}
}
@media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: white-on-black) {
.select-box__inner select {
width: 100%;
}
}
//requires a script to detect a change
.high-contrast-mode .select-box__inner select {
width: 100%;
}
This is a customized version of the native select element, allowing you to style the initial (unopened) select box.
This select box behaves exactly like an unstyled select box would.
Announces the label, and announces any change to the select box selected option.
Announces the label, and announces any change to the select box selected option.
Announces the label, but does not announce any change.
Standard control for a select box. Down arrow and up arrow change options. Focus color is set and customizable.
Requires a class, or media query to deal with high contrast mode, the ‘caret’ or down arrow icon is a background-image, so in high contrast mode will be made invisible. In high contrast mode we'll need to make the width of the select 100% to restore the initial state.
Nothing special has been done to enhance input modes.
TBD.
TBD.


The 10 worst areas for crime in every province in South Africa
by Staff WriterSouth Africa’s city centres are the biggest crime hot spots across the country, according to new data.
Crimestatssa.com has broken down the latest SAPS crimes stats for 2019 regionally, to show which areas across South Africa’s nine provinces had the most reported crimes between April 2018 and March 2019.
In South Africa, crimes need to be reported at the police station that is closest to where the crime took place, giving a fair indication of the crime levels in the general region the police station is found in.
It should be noted, however, that station statistics may encompass more areas than just where the station is located.
For example, a station in a remote area may represent the reported crimes of several neighbourhoods and small towns surrounding it, as it is the only station available to service those areas.
There are approximately 1,140 police stations in the country.
Crime levels are often tied to population numbers, thus is comes as no surprise that Gauteng, the Western Cape and KwaZulu Natal rank as the three provinces worst-affected by crime.
These provinces are home the three most populous metro areas in the country – and across all three provinces, the city centres had the most reported crimes.
While Gauteng has the highest number of crimes, the worst precincts are still generally found in the Western Cape.
Gauteng
Total crimes reported for Gauteng in 2018/19 came to 563,794, with the top 10 worst precincts accounting for 17% of this (95,893). The worst area, Johannesburg Central, accounted for 2.5% of total crimes reported in the province.
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Johannesburg Central | 14 058 |
| Honeydew | 11 180 |
| Pretoria Central | 10 791 |
| Hillbrow | 9 302 |
| Sunnyside | 9 245 |
| Temba | 9 156 |
| Dobsonville | 8 420 |
| Kempton Park | 8 038 |
| Sandton | 7 945 |
| Midrand | 7 758 |
Western Cape
In 2018/19, there were 436,259 crimes reported in the Western Cape. The worst crime area is Cape Town Central, with 16,246 reported crimes (3.7% of the total). The 10 worst precincts together make up 23.5% of all reported crimes in the province (102,363 crimes).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Cape Town Central | 16 246 |
| Mitchells Plain | 15 205 |
| Kraaifontein | 11 071 |
| Delft | 10 221 |
| Nyanga | 9 324 |
| Worcester | 8 924 |
| Bellville | 8 159 |
| Stellenbosch | 7 892 |
| Mfuleni | 7 731 |
| Kleinvlei | 7 590 |
KwaZulu-Natal
KZN had 311,505 reported crimes in the period under assessment, with the 10 worst precincts accounting for 78,990 of those – or 25.4% of the total. As is the trend in most provinces, the urban centre is comes with the highest number of reported crimes: Durban Central, with 14,436 crimes (4.6% of the provincial total).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Durban Central | 14 436 |
| Umlazi | 8 388 |
| Phoenix | 8 146 |
| Pinetown | 7 771 |
| Plessislaer | 7 586 |
| Inanda | 6 865 |
| Kwaduza | 6 753 |
| Umbilo | 6 465 |
| Empangeni | 6 308 |
| Pietermaritzburg | 6 272 |
Eastern Cape
In the Eastern Cape there were 191,777 reported crimes, with the 10 worst areas accounting for 47,597 of these (24.8%). The worst precinct is East London, where 7,155 crimes were reported (3.7% of the total).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| East London | 7 155 |
| Mount Road | 5 343 |
| Humewood | 5 034 |
| Cambridge | 4 574 |
| Bethelsdorp | 4 563 |
| Mthatha | 4 431 |
| King William’s Town | 4 232 |
| Gelvandale | 4 201 |
| Walmer | 4 033 |
| Kwazakele | 4 031 |
Limpopo
Total crimes reported for Limpopo in 2018/19 came to 116,768, with the top 10 worst precincts accounting for 35.9% of this (41,970). The worst area, Polokwane, accounted for 6.2% of total crimes reported in the province.
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Polokwane | 7 243 |
| Mankweng | 5 699 |
| Seshego | 5 607 |
| Thohoyandou | 5 098 |
| Mahwelereng | 3 531 |
| Lebowakgomo | 3 262 |
| Tzaneen | 3 090 |
| Westenburg | 2 979 |
| Bela Bela | 2 908 |
| Giyani | 2 553 |
Mpumalanga
In 2018/19, there were 116,340 crimes reported in Mpumalanga. The worst crime area is Witbank, with 9,526 reported crimes (8.2% of the total). The 10 worst precincts together make up 39.7% of all reported crimes in the province (46,151 crimes).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Witbank | 9 526 |
| Nelspruit | 6 762 |
| Middelburg | 6 001 |
| Vosman | 5 482 |
| Ermelo | 3 525 |
| Kwamhlanga | 3 518 |
| Piet Retief | 3 215 |
| Embalenhle | 3 178 |
| Mhluzi | 2 532 |
| Delmas | 2 412 |
North West
North West had 112,377 reported crimes in the period under assessment, with the 10 worst precincts accounting for 48,489 of those – or 43.1% of the total. Rustenburg was the precinct with the most reported crimes, with 8,108 crimes (7.2% of the provincial total).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Rustenburg | 8 109 |
| Potchefstroom | 6 589 |
| Klerksdorp | 5 391 |
| Brits | 4 874 |
| Mafikeng | 4 705 |
| Ikageng | 4 448 |
| Boitekong | 4 116 |
| Jouberton | 3 581 |
| Mmabatho | 3 561 |
| Lichtenburg | 3 116 |
Free State
In the Free State there were 105,180 reported crimes, with the 10 worst areas accounting for 42,817 of these (40.7%). The worst precinct is Park Road, where 11,370 crimes were reported (10.8% of the total).
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Park Road | 11 370 |
| Welkom | 5 635 |
| Thabong | 4 013 |
| Bethlehem | 3 816 |
| Phuthaditjhaba | 3 365 |
| Bloemspruit | 3 173 |
| Zamdela | 2 954 |
| Kagisanong | 2 943 |
| Odendaalsrus | 2 812 |
| Harrismith | 2 736 |
Northern Cape
Total crimes reported for the Northern Cape in 2018/19 came to 49,204, with the top 10 worst precincts accounting for 48.3% of this (23,775). The worst area, Kimberly, accounted for 14.7% of total crimes reported in the province.
| Precinct | Number of crimes |
|---|---|
| Kimberly | 7 217 |
| Galeshewe | 3 357 |
| Upington | 2 417 |
| Roodepan | 1 889 |
| Kagisho | 1 767 |
| Kuruman | 1 682 |
| kathu | 1 582 |
| Rosedale | 1 395 |
| Mothibistad | 1 370 |
| Douglas | 1 099 |


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The Fibonacci garden is a generative garden of spirals created using the Fibonacci sequence.
At the heart of this project is an exploration of 3D representation methods of fractals. I became captivated by fractal patterns because of their ability to create extremely complex looking results with very simple rules. I desired to experiment with
the Fibonacci sequence for this project because I am particularly interested in the beautiful visual effects it creates in nature, as can be seen through flower petal / seed arrangement, shells, and more.
Each time the website is loaded, 20 unique spirals are generated.
Each spiral is created by first creating a stacked cube structure based on the fibonacci sequence..
.. and then using the corners of the cubes to draw Bézier curves.
The user may pan around the site to observe the garden from various angles.
This project was c reated as my independent work project for the 21-22 spring semester. I was advised by Professor Jeff Snyder at Princeton University.
This
are.na channel is what I used to gather inspiration and materials, as well as document my process a bit


A.P.E.X. A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2001
More experienced fans of science fiction cinema tend to watch out for three things in any upcoming title of that particular genre - low budget, time travel as major plot point and homicidal robots as chief villains. When all three of those elements are brought together in the same film, the results are rarely above abysmal. THE TERMINATOR, one of the best time travel films of all times, had all those three ingredients, but it is usually considered to be an exception to the rule. At first glance, A.P.E.X., 1994 science-fiction film directed by Phillip J. Roth, might look like nothing more than cheap copy of THE TERMINATOR, but it is actually one of those very rare instances when low budget, time travel and homicidal robots don't produce a bad piece of cinema.
Plot begins in Los Angeles 2073 AD where the group of scientists led by Doctor Nicholas Sinclair (played by Richard Keats) conduct a time travel research. One of their experiments goes terribly wrong and for a brief period of time Sinclair is transported back to 1973 AD. Upon his return to 2073 AD Sinclair sees that the world has changed beyond recognition - Los Angeles has turned into plague-stricken wasteland where few survivors, including his wife Natasha (played by Lisa Ann Russell), fight desperate war against A.P.E.X. killer robots. Those robots had been made by Sinclair's laboratory and designed to kill any witness and erase every trace of time travel and thus prevent the time paradox. Sinclair knows that the only way to stop the robots is to erase the time paradox, so he must start looking for a workable time machine in ruins of Los Angeles in order to correct the fatal mistake during the initial experiment.
Thorough nit-picking of Roth's and Ronald Schmidt's script would probably find a lot of logical flaws and implausibilities, but A.P.E.X. looks a masterpiece compared with similar films. This is mostly due to rather cerebral approach to the problem of time travel and its consequences, including the time paradox, which is usually, absent in most other examples of this popular sub- genre. In A.P.E.X. the time paradox not only exists but it is the cause of all trouble and it must be dealt with. The more intellectual approach can be also seen in movie's protagonist who happens to be scientist instead of action hero. His character, as well as many others, are fleshed out nicely and played by relatively unknown but truly competent actors. Like in all classic films by James Cameron, action scenes are intertwined with character exposure and as a result, the viewers tend to care what happens to the protagonists. A.P.E.X. is surprisingly good even in technical side. The lack of budget is compensated with good use of locations and CGI. Unfortunately, the shootout scenes are done rather poorly and rely too much on sometimes tiring pyrotechnics. But the end result is still the intelligent, entertaining piece that gives a good name to low budget science fiction films.
RATING: 7/10 (+++)
Written on July 4th 2001
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fselect
Find files with SQL-like queries.
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- Select full path and size from temporary or config files in a given directory:
fselect size, path from path/to/directory where name = '*.cfg' or name = '*.tmp'
- Find square images:
fselect path from path/to/directory where width = height
- Find old-school rap 320kbps MP3 files:
fselect path from path/to/directory where genre = Rap and bitrate = 320 and mp3_year lt 2000
- Select only the first 5 results and output as JSON:
fselect size, path from path/to/directory limit 5 into json
- Use SQL aggregate functions to calculate minimum, maximum and average size of files in a directory:
fselect "MIN(size), MAX(size), AVG(size), SUM(size), COUNT(*) from path/to/directory"


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/methods/finitedifferences/schemes/methodoflinesscheme.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef OperatorTraits< FdmLinearOp > | traits |
| typedef traits::operator_type | operator_type |
| typedef traits::array_type | array_type |
| typedef traits::bc_set | bc_set |
| typedef traits::condition_type | condition_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| MethodOfLinesScheme (Real eps, Real relInitStepSize, ext::shared_ptr< FdmLinearOpComposite > map, const bc_set &bcSet=bc_set()) | |
| void | step (array_type &a, Time t) |
| void | setStep (Time dt) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| std::vector< Real > | apply (Time, const std::vector< Real > &) const |
Protected Attributes | |
| Time | dt_ |
| const Real | eps_ |
| const Real | relInitStepSize_ |
| const ext::shared_ptr< FdmLinearOpComposite > | map_ |
| const BoundaryConditionSchemeHelper | bcSet_ |
Definition at line 33 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| typedef OperatorTraits<FdmLinearOp> traits |
Definition at line 36 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| typedef traits::operator_type operator_type |
Definition at line 37 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| typedef traits::array_type array_type |
Definition at line 38 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| typedef traits::bc_set bc_set |
Definition at line 39 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| typedef traits::condition_type condition_type |
Definition at line 40 of file methodoflinesscheme.hpp.
| MethodOfLinesScheme | ( | Real | eps, |
| Real | relInitStepSize, | ||
| ext::shared_ptr< FdmLinearOpComposite > | map, | ||
| const bc_set & | bcSet = bc_set() |
||
| ) |
Definition at line 26 of file methodoflinesscheme.cpp.
| void step | ( | array_type & | a, |
| Time | t | ||
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Loginable
public protocol Loginable
Expresses the ability for a type (e.g. a user type) to be logged in.
-
Payload containing the information required to perform a login.
Declaration
Swift
associatedtype Login
-
preLogin(on:)
Default implementationUsed to perform any pre-login steps such as validation.
Default Implementation
Default implementation that does nothing. See
Loginable
.Declaration
Swift
static func preLogin(on req: Request) -> Future<Void>
Parameters
req
the request.
Return Value
a
Future<Void>
signaling success or failure. -
logIn(with:on:)
Default implementationPerforms the actual login. Called after
preLogin(on:)
.Default Implementation
Default implementation that uses functionality provided by
PasswordAuthenticatable
. SeeLoginable
.Declaration
Swift
static func logIn(with login: Login, on worker: DatabaseConnectable) -> Future<Self>
Parameters
login
the login information.
worker
a worker on which to perform any database related actions like user lookup.
Return Value
an instance of self in the
Future
on successful login.
-
logIn(on:)
Extension methodConvenience function that combines
preLogin
andlogIn
.Declaration
Swift
public static func logIn(on req: Request) -> Future<Self>
Parameters
req
the request.
Return Value
an instance of self in the
Future
on successful login.


Can machines learn? if so, how much processing power is needed?
Seeking to demonstrate the answers to these questions, I developed the Genetic Maze project.
A program that allows you to demonstrate the learning
power of a machine in a simple problem: getting from one end to the other of a "maze". Learning is done through a concept known with a genetic algorithm.
In short, a genetic algorithm (aka GA) simulates natural selection to solve an optimization problem.
For this purpose, several organisms are created, in our case "red" cells.
Each red cell receives a gene, which
is nothing more than a series of instructions on how to move through the maze.
The cells are grouped in generations that live for a certain time, at the end of life the best, that is, those that came closest
to a solution are chosen to pass their genes on to the next generation (their children)
In this way, each generation approaches a solution: and thus a population of simulated individuals learns to solve a certain
problem.
Should such a program use a lot of power then?
The answer is no. This program made in javascript can be run on any PC with minimum requirements such as a connection to the internet and a browser
To execute it just download
the folder and open the file "main.html"
preferably with Google Chrome
For more detailed information on how the program works, changes and settings, etc. click below or open detailInfo.html


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Ionic Bonding and Structures of Solids
Dynamic Processes in Inorganic Solids
Acid-Base Chemistry
Chemistry in Nonaqueous Solvents
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Organometallic Compounds of the Main Group Elements
Chemistry of Nonmetallic Elements I. Hydrogen, Boron, Oxygen and Carbon
Chemistry of Nonmetallic Elements II. Groups IVA and VA
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Interpretation of Spectra
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A Swift wrapper for Apple's CommonCrypto
library.
IDZSwiftCommonCrypto
There are three ways to add IDZCommonCrypto to your project:
If you are using CocoaPods, add the following to your Podfile:
pod 'IDZSwiftCommonCrypto`
Then, run the following command to install the IDZSwiftCommonCrypto pod:
pod install
If you are using Carthage, add the following to your Cartfile:
github "iosdevzone/IDZCommonCrypto"
Run carthage
to build the framework and drag the built 'IDZCommonCrypto.framework' into your project or workspace.
Since CommonCrypto
is not a standalone module, you need to generate a fake module map to convince Xcode into allowing you to import CommonCrypto
. The GenerateCommonCryptoModule
script provides two methods for doing this. Which method you choose depends on whether you want to able to use CommonCrypto
and, by extension, IDZSwiftCommonCrypto
in playgrounds.
To make CommonCrypto
available to frameworks and playground use the command:
./GenerateCommonCryptoModule iphonesimulator8.0
This command creates a CommonCrypto.framework
in the SDK system library directory. You should now be able to use either CommonCrypto
or IDZSwiftCommonCrypto
in a playground simply importing them or in your own app project by dragging the IDZSwiftCommonCrypto.xcodeproj
into your project.
If you do not want to add any files to your SDK you can use the command
./GenerateCommonCryptoModule iphonesimulator8.0 .
This method creates a CommonCrypto
directory within the IDZSwiftCommonCrypto
source tree, so the SDK directories are not altered, but the module is not available in playgrounds. To use the framework in your own project drag the IDZSwiftCommonCrypto.xcodeproj
into your project and set the Module Import Path to the directory containing the CommonCrypto
directory created by the script. For more about this, see my blog post Using CommonCrypto in Swift


Microsoft Visual Studio 11 is the latest version of the Microsoft Visual Studio. This new compiler is so good to experience that I would suggest the readers to at least try once programming in MS VS 11.
There are many features which distinguish Visual Studio from other compilers such as gcc, Borland, Dev C++ etc. The two that really impress is the
Auto completion which includes:
1. Intellisense
2. Code snippets
Intellisense is a feature which serves as documentation and disambiguation for variable names, functions and methods. In simple terms, it warns the programmer about his syntax errors and other common errors (other than semantic ones) at the time of coding. This may sound puny, but if someone is a developer at a certain software company and he/she writes thousands of lines of code daily, this feature is a real blessing for that person. Here take a look. MS VS will underline any line with red which will contain any syntax error.
The earlier versions of MS VS did not have Code snippets generation in them. This latest iteration has got this feature which is very time saving. A normal programmer implements loops, I guess, approximately 10 times in an average C++ program. So, this feature helps one to save his time writing loops again and again and so buys him time to concentrate more on the logic of the program rather than coding. Here is a snapshot from my Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview showing how MS VS generates a whole code snippet for a class by simply writing "cl" in the script window.
This is what happens after I hit enter on "Code snippet for class"


A box represents i) a microservice or ii) a microservice and its outgoing
exchange
if the
microservice and its outgoing exchange have the same name.
Box colors have the following meaning:
regular microservice
microservice with the shared property set
indicates that the source code location of the microservice is unknown.
thus no source analysis can be carried out.
indicates that an exchange with the same name as the microservice exists.
this exchange is merged into the microservice node. the exchange can be
either incoming or outgoing.
A gray cylinder represents a RabbitMQ message exchange.
A black link represents an asynchronous information flow from source to target.
If
both source and target are connected
to a microservice then a message exchange exists in between them. This message exchange
is
not shown.
A
red link
represents a synchronous information flow (note: the actual synchronous
call takes place in the opposite
direction).


VKRequest Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCopying NSURLConnectionDataDelegate |
| Declared in | VKRequest.h |
Overview
Current class allows to perform different kind of requests to VK servers.
Simple example which shows how to use VKRequest class (uploading an audio file).
AppDelegate.m file:
- (BOOL) application:(UIApplication *)application
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
// ... code ...
[[VKConnector sharedInstance] startWithAppID:kVKAppID
permissons:[kVKPermissionsArray componentsSeparatedByString:@","]
webView:self.webView
delegate:self];
// ... code ...
}
- (void) VKConnector:(VKConnector *)connector
accessTokenRenewalSucceeded:(VKAccessToken *)accessToken
{
_rm = [[VKRequestManager alloc]
initWithDelegate:self
user:[VKUser currentUser]];
_rm.startAllRequestsImmediately = NO;
VKRequest *firstStep = [_rm audioGetUploadServer:nil];
firstStep.signature = @"firstStep";
[firstStep start];
}
- (void)VKRequest:(VKRequest *)request
response:(id)response
{
if ([request.signature isEqualToString:@"firstStep"]) {
NSString *uploadURL = response[@"response"][@"upload_url"];
NSString *audioPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle]
pathForResource:@"123" ofType:@"mp3"];
VKRequest *secondStep = [VKRequest requestHTTPMethod:@"POST"
URL:[NSURL URLWithString:uploadURL]
headers:nil
body:nil
delegate:self];
[secondStep attachFile:[NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:audioPath]
name:@"Above & Beyond - Alone Tonight.mp3"
field:@"file"];
secondStep.signature = @"secondStep";
[secondStep start];
} else if ([request.signature isEqualToString:@"secondStep"]) {
VKRequest *thirdStep = [_rm audioSave:@{
@"server" : response[@"server"],
@"hash" : response[@"hash"],
@"audio" : response[@"audio"]
}];
thirdStep.signature = @"thirdStep";
thirdStep.delegate = self;
[thirdStep start];
} else if ([request.signature isEqualToString:@"thirdStep"]) {
NSLog(@"File was successfully uploaded!");
}
}
Tasks
Properties
-
delegate
Delegate
property -
requestManager
Request Manager to which current request belongs to.
property -
signature
Request signature. Can be used as identifier for each request object.
property -
cacheLiveTime
Cache lifetime for current request. Defaults to VKCacheLiveTimeNever.
property -
offlineMode
Offline mode for current request. Current mode is used to return cache data even if its lifetime ended, no deletion occurs (use this mode if no internet connection exists).
property -
HTTPMethod
HTTP method: GET or POST
property -
HTTPURL
HTTP URL
property -
HTTPQueryParameters
Dictionary with key-value pairs for HTTP query URL part
property -
HTTPBody
HTTP body
property -
HTTPHeaderFields
HTTP headers
property
Class methods
-
+ request:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
-
+ requestMethod:queryParameters:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
-
+ requestHTTPMethod:methodName:queryParameters:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
-
+ requestHTTPMethod:URL:headers:body:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
Instance methods
-
– initWithRequest:delegate:
Main method for VKRequest initialization
-
– initWithMethod:queryParameters:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
-
– initWithHTTPMethod:methodName:queryParameters:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
-
– initWithHTTPMethod:URL:headers:body:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
-
– start
Starts request
-
– cancel
Cancels request
Appending files
-
– attachFile:name:field:
Content of any file is added
Properties
HTTPBody
HTTP body
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) NSMutableData *HTTPBody
Declared In
VKRequest.h
HTTPHeaderFields
HTTP headers
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) NSMutableDictionary *HTTPHeaderFields
Declared In
VKRequest.h
HTTPMethod
HTTP method: GET or POST
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) NSString *HTTPMethod
Declared In
VKRequest.h
HTTPQueryParameters
Dictionary with key-value pairs for HTTP query URL part
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) NSMutableDictionary *HTTPQueryParameters
Discussion
Info:
URL: http://vk.com/user.get?key=value&key2=value2
Query: key=value&key2=value2
Declared In
VKRequest.h
cacheLiveTime
Cache lifetime for current request. Defaults to VKCacheLiveTimeNever.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readwrite) VKCacheLiveTime cacheLiveTime
Declared In
VKRequest.h
delegate
Delegate
@property (nonatomic, weak, readwrite) id<VKRequestDelegate> delegate
Declared In
VKRequest.h
offlineMode
Offline mode for current request. Current mode is used to return cache data even if its lifetime ended, no deletion occurs (use this mode if no internet connection exists).
@property (nonatomic, assign, readwrite) BOOL offlineMode
Discussion
Defaults to NO.
Declared In
VKRequest.h
Class Methods
request:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
+ (instancetype)request:(NSURLRequest *)request delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- request
NSURLRequest which will be used as base for VKRequest
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Declared In
VKRequest.h
requestHTTPMethod:URL:headers:body:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
+ (instancetype)requestHTTPMethod:(NSString *)httpMethod URL:(NSURL *)URL headers:(NSDictionary *)headers body:(NSData *)body delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- httpMethod
GET/POST/PUT/DELETE
- URL
NSURL on which a request will be performed
- headers
request headers
- body
request body
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Declared In
VKRequest.h
requestHTTPMethod:methodName:queryParameters:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
+ (instancetype)requestHTTPMethod:(NSString *)httpMethod methodName:(NSString *)methodName queryParameters:(NSDictionary *)queryParameters delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- httpMethod
GET/POST
- methodName
VK method name (users.get, wall.post etc)
- queryParameters
params which should be sent (key = value)
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Discussion
Example:
VKRequest *r = [VKRequest requestHTTPMethod:@"POST"
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>queryParameters:@{@"server": @"23434", @"hash":@"14c234f32f2"}
delegate:self];
Declared In
VKRequest.h
requestMethod:queryParameters:delegate:
Creates a VKRequest request
+ (instancetype)requestMethod:(NSString *)methodName queryParameters:(NSDictionary *)queryParameters delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- methodName
VK method name (users.get, wall.post etc)
- queryParameters
params which should be sent (key = value)
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Discussion
Example:
VKRequest *r = [VKRequest<EMAIL_ADDRESS>queryParameters:@{@"fields": @"nickname,age,city", @"count":@(100)}
delegate:self];
Warning: HTTP method defaults to GET.
Declared In
VKRequest.h
Instance Methods
attachFile:name:field:
Content of any file is added
- (void)attachFile:(NSData *)file name:(NSString *)name field:(NSString *)field
Parameters
- file
file byte representation
- name
file name
- field
HTML field name, which will be used to send (wrap) data
Discussion
Example:
[secondStep attachFile:[NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:audioPath]
name:@"Above & Beyond - Alone Tonight.mp3"
field:@"file"];
Declared In
VKRequest.h
initWithHTTPMethod:URL:headers:body:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
- (instancetype)initWithHTTPMethod:(NSString *)httpMethod URL:(NSURL *)URL headers:(NSDictionary *)headers body:(NSData *)body delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- httpMethod
GET/POST
- URL
NSURL on which a request will be performed
- headers
request headers
- body
request body
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Declared In
VKRequest.h
initWithHTTPMethod:methodName:queryParameters:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
- (instancetype)initWithHTTPMethod:(NSString *)httpMethod methodName:(NSString *)methodName queryParameters:(NSDictionary *)queryParameters delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- httpMethod
GET/POST
- methodName
VK method name (users.get, wall.post etc)
- queryParameters
params that should be transmitted to VK method
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Declared In
VKRequest.h
initWithMethod:queryParameters:delegate:
Method for VKRequest initialization
- (instancetype)initWithMethod:(NSString *)methodName queryParameters:(NSDictionary *)queryParameters delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- methodName
VK method name (users.get, wall.post etc)
- queryParameters
params that should be transmitted to VK method
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Discussion
Example:
VKRequest *request = [[VKRequest alloc]<EMAIL_ADDRESS>queryParameters:@{@"fields": @"nickname,bdate,status"}
delegate:self];
Declared In
VKRequest.h
initWithRequest:delegate:
Main method for VKRequest initialization
- (instancetype)initWithRequest:(NSURLRequest *)request delegate:(id<VKRequestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- request
NSURLRequest which will be used as a base request for VKRequest
- delegate
delegate that will receive notifications (should conform to VKRequestDelegate protocol)
Return Value
VKRequest instance
Declared In
VKRequest.h


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HBC 103 Experiment 7 NORMAL DISTRIBUTION AND STANDARD DEVIATION
Statistics, as reflected in the word, was originally concerned with affairs of state. At present, however, statistics is used in the planning of experiments and analysing of results in most scientific areas including biochemistry.
Statistics is based on the laws of chance or probability and deals with events that occur at random. The random occurrence of an event is not influenced by outside factors.
In the fields of agriculture and epidemiology, investigators take rigorous formal steps to ensure randomomness. In biochemistry, we do not normalolly carry out formal steps of randomization.
Origionally developed from the work of Abraham Demoivre and Pierre Laplace, the idea of normal distribution is most commonly associated with Kar; Frederic Gauss.Indeed normal distribution is commonly referred to as Gaussian distribution.f(x) = 1 e -(x - µ)2 σ√(2π) 2σ2
Although the equation looks intimidating, what you should appreciate is that in the equation the relationship between the standard deviation and mean is shown.
Confusingly, the Gaussian distribution is often referred to as Normal distribution. You should be clear in your mind that the word normal is used in different senses. Statisticians use the word normal to mean Gaussian. In contrast, most scientists use normal to mean commonly found. Medical doctors use normal to mean not associated with disease. For example, a normal blood pressure is one that does not predispose you to a stroke. Therefore, whenever you see the word normal in a technical publication, take a minute to establish exactly which of the meanings applies.
The normal distribution is the most ubiquitous distribution used in science and often provides a useful approximation when what is being studied is not normally distributed.
In biochemistry we usually assume normal distribution. The practice is partly based on the central limit theorem, which states that things that are of many small effects tend to follow normal distribution . For example, the colours whose absorbance we measure on a spectrophotometrer depend on the substance being measured, the temperature, any minerals that might be present, the concentration of gases such as oxygen and the duration of the reaction.
What you will be working with
You are provided with 100 maize kernels that have been taken more or less randomly from bulk container.
Before you actually start
Study the whole practical exercise carefully, You then need to plan how you are going to record the results.
Writing up your report
An important aspect of scientific research is that results should be summarized in a manner that makes it easy for readers to understand what was done and to analyze the results for themselves.
Before writing up the report, please make sure that you have read the Guidelines for Preparing Practical Reports in the Department of Biochemistry
Your report should not be more than 1000 words long. Indicate the actual number of words as the very last item in your report


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You can also clone the project with Git by running:
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Read the patterns calendar documentation
Starts 5 January 2017, 9:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 8 January 2017, 17:00 (UTC+2)
Patterns sprint
Munich
Starts 11 January 2017
Ends 15 January 2017
Prototype review
Starts 4 September 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 4 September 2017, 16:30 (UTC+2)
The new Report on "Focus on Baggage" goes out today.
Starts 5 September 2017
Ends 5 September 2017
Location Star HQ, Germany
Star Alliance is proud to offer its 10th annual Baggage Handling Workgroup Program in September 2017. This
program provides you an introduction to the forecasting and optimization models found in baggage handling systems and focuses on
recent research and new developments in baggage handling models for changing and less restricted baggage environments.
Starts 10 September 2017
Ends 12 September 2017
Location Frankfurt, Germany
Status
Undecided
Confirmed
Tentative
Declined
Key Flight Report Deadline
Starts 15 September 2017
Ends 15 September 2017
Objective: To review current connection baggage performance overall and at the airports. Review current
performance. Demonstration of the new baggage application and its potential to reduce delays.
Starts 18 September 2017
Ends 19 September 2017
Location Cape Town, South Africa
Status
Undecided
Confirmed
Tentative
Declined
To celebrate another successful year with even less lost luggage!
Starts 20 September 2017, 18:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 21 September 2017, 04:00 (UTC+2)
Location Cape Town Crystal Tower, South Africa
Status
Undecided
Confirmed
Tentative
Declined
Publication of the new "Mishandled Bag Files Created" Statistics
Starts 30 September 2017, 12:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 30 September 2017, 12:00 (UTC+2)
Location Frankfurt, Germany
Safety Stratey Team Meeting (Singapore)
Starts 9 January 2014, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 9 January 2014, 17:00 (UTC+2)
Emergency Strategy Team Meeting (Singapore)
Starts 12 January 2014, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 12 January 2014, 17:00 (UTC+2)
Marketing Strategy Team Meeting (Radisson Blu Edwardian, Heathrow)
Starts 10 February 2014
Ends 14 February 2014
Customer Experience Strategy Team Meeting (Radisson Blu Edwardian, Heathrow)
Starts 10 September 2017
Ends 11 September 2017
IT Strategy Team Meeting (Radisson Blu Edwardian, Heathrow)
Starts 11 September 2017
Ends 12 September 2017
Loyalty Strategy Team Meeting (Radisson Blu Edwardian, Heathrow)
Starts 11 September 2017, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 12 September 2017, 12:30 (UTC+2)
Commercial Cooperation Strategy Team Meeting (Radisson Blu Edwardian, Heathrow)
Starts 12 September 2017
Ends 13 September 2017
Membership Liaison and Quality Committee Meeting (Frankfurt)
Starts 17 September 2017
Ends 18 September 2017
SAAT Meeting (South Mezzanine Conf)
Starts 18 September 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 18 September 2017, 11:00 (UTC+2)
STAR BE CSMG/CSC MEETING (BRU)
Starts 19 September 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 19 September 2017, 15:00 (UTC+2)
Revenue Management Education Program 2017 (Bangkok)
Starts 23 September 2017
Ends 27 September 2017
STAR NL CSMG MEETING (AMS)
Starts 24 September 2017
Ends 26 September 2017
STAR NL CSC MEETING (AMS)
Starts 26 September 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 26 September 2017, 12:00 (UTC+2)
IT Committee Meeting - LHR (LHR)
Starts 8 October 2017
Ends 9 October 2017
Marketing Committee (LHR)
Starts 8 October 2017, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 8 October 2017, 18:00 (UTC+2)
STAR BE CSMG MEETING (BRU)
Starts 8 October 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 8 October 2017, 12:00 (UTC+2)
Customer Experience Committee Meeting - LHR (LHR)
Starts 9 October 2017
Ends 10 October 2017
Commercial Cooperation (LHR)
Starts 10 October 2017, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 10 October 2017, 18:00 (UTC+2)
Loyalty Committee Meeting (LHR)
Starts 9 October 2017, 09:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 9 October 2017, 18:00 (UTC+2)
Release of the 2017 Network Facts & Figures
Starts 26 September 2017, 12:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 26 September 2017, 14:00 (UTC+2)
Performance Report Data Collection Meeting
Starts 20 September 2017, 10:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 20 September 2017, 11:30 (UTC+2)
Update: SAUA Product Feature Matrix All Carriers SEP13
Starts 13 September 2017, 14:00 (UTC+2)
Ends 20 September 2017, 14:00 (UTC+2)
SCP ERCMTE Meeting
Starts 16 September 2017
Ends 18 September 2017
Alliance Management Board Meeting 16-17 November 2017
Starts 16 November 2017 (UTC+2)
Ends 17 November 2017 (UTC+2)
Location Frankfurt, Germany
Prolonged weekend of german unity (LH)
Starts 6 September 2017
Ends 9 September 2017
Labour Day (JP, A3, AC, CA, NZ, NH, OZ, OS, AV, SN, CM, OU, MS, ET, BR, LO, LH, SK, ZH, SQ, SA, LX, JJ, TP, TG,
TK, UA, US)
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Ends 19 September 2017


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The MLB Network has issued the schedule for their 2011 Spring Training coverage. Three games that will not be available on WGN TV, Comcast SportsNet and ESPN will now be available to you, if you have the MLB Network. In all, there are four Cubs games on the broadcast schedule. The entire Chicago-based media schedule is here.
The most notable Cubs game on the schedule is the Friday, March 11th game versus the White Sox. This game was previously only available through the "radio" broadcast on Cubs.com.
The remaining 3 games will be during our trip out to Mesa. The 3/21 (Angels), 3/22 (Dodgers) and 3/25 (Mariners) games will all be on the MLB Network. The Mariners game is the only one that was already scheduled to be televised. WGN TV will be covering this game, as well.
Also, the Cubs episode of the network's 30 Clubs in 30 Days series will be taped at Hohokam on Thursday, March 10th and it will air on Friday, March 11th.


Can I purchase a package instead of single cleaning sessions?
What does the general home cleaning session include?
Cleaning includes completion of the following primary services:
Additional services (if allocated hours permit) after primary services are completed:
How much will a general home cleaning session cost?
Standard- 1 Cleaner/3 hours RM80
Standard with Cleaning Supplies- 1 Cleaner/3 hours RM105
Moving in/out Cleaning RM210
Can I request for other services out of the job scope?
Yes, you can. However, additional charges may apply. These requests have to be communicated in advance and mutual agreement must occur (in addition to job feasibility) before proceeding. A separate invoice maybe provided to you for said requests or the additional charges will be charged within the same invoice.
Will the Cleaner provide the cleaning supplies?
If the option is selected at booking the appointment the cleaner will come prepared with cleaning supplies, if this option is not selected upon booking you must supply cleaning supplies for the cleaner.
Can I request for additional hours if the number of hours booked are not enough?
You will have to purchase another cleaning session for another day. It is advisable that you purchase more hours and/or more cleaners per cleaning session if you require more work to be done or if your property is large.
What does the A/C servicing include?
The scope of A/C servicing is dependent upon the type of A/C (wall mount or ceiling mount) and type of service you have selected.
AppyService offers two types of AC cleaning services:
How much will an AC servicing session cost?
Standard Cleaning: RM120
Chemical Cleaning RM160
What should I do if my A/C requires repair?
If your aircon needs repair you will be notified by the AppyService’s Contractor prior to servicing your aircon, if you would like them to repair your Aircon you will be issued a quotation and invoice separately from the original order.
You are encouraged to contact our customer support so that the repairs and invoice can be recorded in our system in case
Can I choose my Handyman/Cleaner? Can I specify my preference for a Handyman/Cleaner?
Our Handymen and Cleaners have been chosen through a very strict vetting process in order to ensure the best possible service.


QRazyBox is a web-based application (a toolkit), that used to analyzing and recovering damaged QR Code.
QRazyBox lets you recover QR Code by redrawing and reconstructing it with Paint-like editor. It also provides several sub-tools to help you analyze and recover faster and more efficient.
Reconstruct QR Code by drawing pixel by pixel
Decode and read unscannable QR Code
Save and load existing work for later use
Import/export QR Code from/to Image file
Currently support up to QR Code Version 6 (41x41)
Support both Error and Erasure Correction using universal Reed-Solomon decoder
Extract valuable information although from badly damaged QR Code
Simulate data unmasking for manual data analysis
Easy to use
Free and open source :)


| User guide |
Finally, let's have a look at how one of the callbacks works: "onListSelection", the function that is called when an item is selected in the listbox. The other callbacks obey the same pattern.
The basic rule of thumb is that a callback should not update any part of the user interface directly - it's job is to respond to user interaction by changing the "data" structure. In this example, each callback changes the underlying data structure then asks the interface to refresh. This might mean that things update in the interface that don't need to, but ensures the callbacks remain simple and that all interface update logic is in one place. Extending this to more granular interface updates is straightforward. See Scalability for more details.
For the listbox callback, the "src" argument is a handle to the listbox and we simply need to update the SelectedDemo field of "data" to reflect the new selection. We then ask the rest of the interface to update in response to the change.
% User selected a demo from the list - update "data" and refresh
data.SelectedDemo =get
( src,'Value'
); updateInterface(); redrawDemo();
(Full source code for this application is available here: [ view | edit | run ] )
| updateInterface | [Top] | Running it |


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| Package | com.splunk.time |
| Class | public class DateTime |
The DateTime class conforms more closely to ISO-8601 and therefore has some differences from the native Flash Date class.
milliseconds
property has been removed in favor of
allowing fractional values for the seconds
property.time
property is seconds-based instead of
milliseconds-based.timezoneOffset
property has been renamed to
timeZoneOffset
and, instead of being an offset from local
time in minutes, it is an offset from UTC in seconds.month
property ranges from 1 to 12 instead of 0 to
11.day
property has been renamed to
weekday
.date
property has been renamed to
day
.| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| day : Number
The day of the month (a number from 1 to 31) of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| hours : Number
The hour (a number from 0 to 23) of the day of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| minutes : Number
The minutes (a number from 0 to 59) portion of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| month : Number
The month (1 for January, 2 for February, and so on) of this DateTime
object according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| seconds : Number
The seconds (a number from 0 to 59) portion of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| time : Number
The number of seconds since midnight January 1, 1970, universal time,
for this DateTime object.
| DateTime | ||
| timeZone : ITimeZone
The time zone of this DateTime object, represented by an
ITimeZone object. | DateTime | ||
| timeZoneOffset : Number [read-only]
The difference, in seconds, between the time represented by this
DateTime object and universal time (UTC).
| DateTime | ||
| weekday : Number [read-only]
The day of the week (0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, and so on) of this
DateTime object according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime | ||
| year : Number
The four-digit year (a number, such as 2000) of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by
timeZone . | DateTime |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
DateTime(yearOrTimevalue:Object = null, month:Number = 1, day:Number = 1, hours:Number = 0, minutes:Number = 0, seconds:Number = 0, timeZone:ITimeZone = null)
Creates a new DateTime object that holds the specified date, time, and
time zone.
| DateTime | ||
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Creates a copy of this DateTime object.
| DateTime | ||
|
Determines whether two DateTime objects are equal.
| DateTime | ||
|
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in local
time.
| DateTime | ||
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toString():String
Returns a String representation of this DateTime object.
| DateTime | ||
|
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in the
given time zone.
| DateTime | ||
|
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in
universal time (UTC).
| DateTime | ||
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valueOf():Number
Returns the number of seconds since midnight January 1, 1970, universal
time, for this DateTime object.
| DateTime |
| day | property |
day:Number
[read-write]
The day of the month (a number from 1 to 31) of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by timeZone
.
Note: This property is equivalent to Date.date
.
The weekday
property is equivalent to
Date.day
.
public function get day():Number
public function set day(value:Number):void
See also
| hours | property |
hours:Number
[read-write]
The hour (a number from 0 to 23) of the day of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by timeZone
.
public function get hours():Number
public function set hours(value:Number):void
| minutes | property |
minutes:Number
[read-write]
The minutes (a number from 0 to 59) portion of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by timeZone
.
public function get minutes():Number
public function set minutes(value:Number):void
| month | property |
month:Number
[read-write]
The month (1 for January, 2 for February, and so on) of this DateTime
object according to the time zone specified by
timeZone
.
Note: This value differs from the value of
Date.month
(0 for January, 1 for February, and so on).
public function get month():Number
public function set month(value:Number):void
| seconds | property |
seconds:Number
[read-write]
The seconds (a number from 0 to 59) portion of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by timeZone
.
public function get seconds():Number
public function set seconds(value:Number):void
| time | property |
time:Number
[read-write]The number of seconds since midnight January 1, 1970, universal time, for this DateTime object.
Note: This value differs from the value of
Date.time
(the number of milliseconds since midnight
January 1, 1970, universal time).
public function get time():Number
public function set time(value:Number):void
| timeZone | property |
timeZone:ITimeZone
[read-write]
The time zone of this DateTime object, represented by an ITimeZone
object.
public function get timeZone():ITimeZone
public function set timeZone(value:ITimeZone):void
| timeZoneOffset | property |
timeZoneOffset:Number
[read-only]The difference, in seconds, between the time represented by this DateTime object and universal time (UTC). Specifically, this value is the number of seconds you need to add to universal time (UTC) to equal the time represented by this DateTime object.
Note: This value conforms to ISO-8601 and differs from the
value of Date.timezoneOffset
(the number of minutes you
need to add to the computer's local time to equal UTC).
public function get timeZoneOffset():Number
| weekday | property |
weekday:Number
[read-only]
The day of the week (0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, and so on) of this
DateTime object according to the time zone specified by
timeZone
.
Note: This property is equivalent to
Date.day
.
public function get weekday():Number
| year | property |
year:Number
[read-write]
The four-digit year (a number, such as 2000) of this DateTime object
according to the time zone specified by timeZone
.
public function get year():Number
public function set year(value:Number):void
| DateTime | () | constructor |
public function DateTime(yearOrTimevalue:Object = null, month:Number = 1, day:Number = 1, hours:Number = 0, minutes:Number = 0, seconds:Number = 0, timeZone:ITimeZone = null)
Creates a new DateTime object that holds the specified date, time, and time zone.
The DateTime() constructor takes up to seven parameters (year, month, ..., timeZone) to specify a date, time, and time zone. The date that the newly constructed DateTime object contains depends on the number, and data type, of arguments passed.
If you pass a string to the DateTime class constructor, the string must be in strict well-formed ISO-8601 format. The following list indicates the valid formats:
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.MMM-HH:MM
(for instance,
"2005-07-01T00:00:00.000-07:00"
)YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.MMM-HH:MM
(for instance,
"2005-07-01 00:00:00.000-07:00"
)YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.MMMZ
(for instance,
"2005-07-01T00:00:00.000Z"
)yearOrTimevalue:Object (default = null ) — If other parameters are specified, this number
represents a year (such as 1965); otherwise, it represents a time
value. If the number represents a year, all four digits of the year
must be specified. If the number represents a time value (no other
parameters are specified), it is the number of seconds before or after
0:00:00 GMT January 1, 1970; a negative value represents a time before
0:00:00 GMT January 1, 1970, and a positive value represents a time
after.
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month:Number (default = 1 ) — A number from 1 (January) to 12 (December).
|
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day:Number (default = 1 ) — A number from 1 to 31.
|
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hours:Number (default = 0 ) — A number from 0 (midnight) to 23 (11 p.m.).
|
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minutes:Number (default = 0 ) — A number from 0 to 59.
|
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seconds:Number (default = 0 ) — A number from 0 to 59.
|
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timeZone:ITimeZone (default = null ) — A time zone, represented by an
ITimeZone object.
|
| clone | () | method |
public function clone():DateTime
Creates a copy of this DateTime object.
ReturnsDateTime —
The new DateTime object.
|
| equals | () | method |
public function equals(toCompare:DateTime):Boolean
Determines whether two DateTime objects are equal. Two DateTime objects
are equal if they have the same time
and
timeZoneOffset
.
toCompare:DateTime — The DateTime object to be compared.
|
Boolean — true if the object is equal to this DateTime
object; false if it is not equal.
|
| toLocal | () | method |
public function toLocal():DateTime
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in local time.
ReturnsDateTime —
A new DateTime object in local time.
|
| toString | () | method |
public function toString():String
Returns a String representation of this DateTime object. The date format for the output is:
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.MMM-HH:MM
For example:
2005-07-01T00:00:00.000-07:00
String — The string representation of this DateTime object.
|
| toTimeZone | () | method |
public function toTimeZone(timeZone:ITimeZone):DateTime
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in the given time zone.
ParameterstimeZone:ITimeZone — The time zone, represented by an ITimeZone
object, to convert to.
|
DateTime —
A new DateTime object in the given time zone.
|
| toUTC | () | method |
public function toUTC():DateTime
Creates a DateTime object equivalent to this DateTime object in universal time (UTC).
ReturnsDateTime —
A new DateTime object in universal time (UTC).
|
| valueOf | () | method |
public function valueOf():Number
Returns the number of seconds since midnight January 1, 1970, universal time, for this DateTime object.
ReturnsNumber — The number of seconds since January 1, 1970 that this DateTime
object represents.
|