| read : fileNumber [ : status ] , readItem { ,readItem } |
By contrast, the get and put statements use source format, which a person can read using an ordinary text editor.
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record
name : string ( 30 )
pay : int
dept : 0 .. 9
end record
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open : fileNo, "payroll", read
read : fileNo, employeeRecord
The optional status is an int variable that is set to implementation-dependent information about the read. If status is returned as zero, the read was successful. Otherwise status gives information about the incomplete or failed read (which is not documented here). You commonly use status when you are reading a record or array from a file and you are not sure if the entire item exists on the file. If it does not exist, the read will fail part way through, but your program can continue and diagnose the problem by inspecting status.
A readItem is:
Each readItem specifies a variable to be read in internal form. The optional requestedSize is an integer value giving the number of bytes of data to be read. The requestedSize should be less than or equal to the size of the item's internal form in memory (else a warning message is issued). If no requestedSize is given, the size of the item in memory is used. The optional actualSize is an int variable that is set to the number of bytes actually read.
An array, record or union may be read and written as a whole.
It is dangerous to read into pointer variables, as this allows the possibility of creating incorrect addresses in the pointers. It is also dangerous to read more bytes than are in the readItem.
variableReference [ : requestedSize [ : actualSize ] ]


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Traverse the prototype chain of a provided class function object, extracting an API overview of methods, getters, setters of static and prototype properties.
(Function)
the class function object to parse
(boolean
= false
)
Instead of returning an Array of APIElement instances, return string
representations/descriptions.
Array<(APIElement | string)>
:
Swap array elements in place. Runtime: O(1)
(array)
to be modified
(number)
index of the first element
(number)
index of the 2nd element
void
:
Returns the class constructor function that an object is associated with.
(any)
Function
:
class Hello {}
classOf(Hello.prototype)
//=> Hello
classOf(new Hello())
//=> Hello
class World extends Hello {}
classOf(World.prototype)
//=> World
classOf(new World())
//=> World
classOf('string')
//=> String
classOf(true)
//=> Boolean
classOf(;(123))
//=> Number
classOf(NaN)
//=> Number
classOf(Infinity)
//=> Number
classOf(Object.prototype)
//=> Object
classOf(Function.prototype)
//=> Function
classOf(Array.prototype)
//=> Array
classOf([])
//=> Array
A convenience method almost identical to @see Object.prototype.defineProperty except that the 'get' attribute can be set as arguments prior to the descriptor/attributes object.
(any)
((function | any)?)
The 'get' attribute of an own property descriptor. If 'get' is not a function, a
function that returns the value is created and used in its place.
(object
= {}
)
Own boolean attributes of an property descriptor attributes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
attributes.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
attributes.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
attributes.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
Function
:
this
class A {
constructor() {
this._key = 0
}
}
const a = new A()
defineGetter(A.prototype, 'key', function () {
return this._key
})
defineSetter(A.prototype, 'key', function (value) {
this._key = value
})
a.key
//=> 0
a.key = 23
a.key
//=> 23
Create property key aliases.
If the object is a prototype object and no property exists on it by the name of 'key', it is assumed that it is meant to be found on its associated instances, in which case an accessor 'getter' property that returns the value at 'key' is created instead of a direct reference value. When aliasing instance properties, it makes sense to perform aliasing on the prototype like this, since it is 'cheaper' in terms of performance because then it's not necessary to create the alias-property on each instance, but just this once on the prototype.
(any)
Function
:
this
class A {
static analyze() {}
constructor() {
this.i = 0
}
}
defineAlias(A, 'analyze', 'analyse')
A.analyze === A.analyse
//=> true
defineAlias(A.prototype, 'i', 'index')
const a = new A()
a.i === a.index
//=> true
Define a placeholder-accessor-property on the object such that the provided 'factory' function is not invoked until the property is accessed. When it is, the factory function is expected to return the 'real' property value. The property is reconfigured to hold a value instead of the placeholding accessor setup. The factory's return value is then set as value and also returned.
If the property attribute 'writable' is true, a 'setter' is created. The setter will not invoke the factory function. This makes no sense if we are just about to replace it anyway with the value that the setter just received.
Incidentally, if 'defineLazyValue' is called with a prototype object as the execution context, when its time to replace the surrogate accessor property, then instead of setting the new value via the factory function, it will instead be set on the object that at the time is the execution context ('this'). This is most likely the use case. One might be interested in setting a property on all instances of a class, but not until it is needed. So we can define it lazily with 'defineLazyValue'.
(any)
(function)
A factory function that when invoked, returns the property value.
(object
= {}
)
Own boolean attributes of an property descriptor attributes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
attributes.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
attributes.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
attributes.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
Function
:
this
class Ins {
doneWork = false
}
// 'factory' example
function heavyComputation() {
// factory's 'this'-context is the instance
this.doneWork = true
// do "heavy" work
return 40 + 2
}
// create lazy value property
Ins.prototype.defineLazyValue('lazyValue', heavyComputation, {
// writable -> create setter
writable: true,
enumerable: true,
})
// instances
const a = new Ins()
const b = new Ins()
// console log
const logValue = (result) => console.log('\nvalue: ' + result)
const status = () => console.log('\n', a, '\n', b, '\n')
// demo
status()
logValue(a.lazyValue)
status()
a.lazyValue = 'overwrite after'
logValue(a.lazyValue)
status()
b.lazyValue = 'overwrite before'
logValue(b.lazyValue)
status()
//=> [CONSOLE OUTPUT]:
// ------------------
//
// Ins { doneWork: false }
// Ins { doneWork: false }
//
//
// value: 42
//
// Ins { doneWork: true, lazyValue: 42 }
// Ins { doneWork: false }
//
//
// value: overwrite after
//
// Ins { doneWork: true, lazyValue: 'overwrite after' }
// Ins { doneWork: false }
//
//
// value: overwrite before
//
// Ins { doneWork: true, lazyValue: 'overwrite after' }
// Ins { doneWork: false, lazyValue: 'overwrite before' }
//
The provided 'factory' function works as a property value initializer. Actually, a getter accessor property is created. The getter however, will use the factory to create a 'fresh' value if the executing 'this' context has changed.
For example, imagine we want a static class property that is an array containing instances of the class. If the class is extended, the extension class will then be putting its instances into its super-class's array. If this is not desired, this is where 'defineLoyalValue' is handy. If the execution context has changed, and in this case it has, because the new context is the sub-class. Then a new array could be created instead of pointing to the original if the factory returned a fresh array. See the example.
(any)
(function)
A factory function that when invoked, returns the property value.
Function
:
this
class A {
constructor() {
this.index = ++this.nextIndex
this.instances.push(this)
}
}
defineLoyalValue(A.prototype, 'instances', () => [])
defineLoyalValue(A.prototype, 'nextIndex', () => 0, { writable: true })
class B extends A {
constructor() {
super()
}
}
new A()
new A()
new B()
new B()
new A()
A.prototype.instances
//=> [ A { index: 1 }, A { index: 2 }, A { index: 3 }
B.prototype.instances
//=> [ B { index: 1 }, B { index: 2 } ]
A convenience method almost identical to @see Object.prototype.defineProperty except that the 'value' attribute can be set as argument, 'f' prior to the descriptor/attributes object.
If 'f' is a named function, then the 'key' argument can be omitted entirely. If key is not omitted and 'f' is not a named function, then its name will be set to that of 'key', unless 'key' is a symbol type, then the symbol's inner description will become the function name.
(any)
(function)
The 'value' attribute of an own property descriptor (expecting a function).
(object
= {}
)
Own boolean attributes of an property descriptor attributes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
attributes.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
attributes.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
attributes.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
Object
:
this
class A {}
defineMethod(A.prototype, 'hello', function () {
return 'world'
})
defineMethod(A.prototype, function hi() {
return 'there'
})
const a = new A()
a.hello()
//=> 'world'
a.hi()
//=> 'there'
Based on Reflect.defineProperty. The differences are:
(Object)
The target object
(object
= {}
)
The own property descriptor.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
descriptor.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
descriptor.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
descriptor.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
descriptor.value any?
|
The 'value' attribute. |
descriptor.get function?
|
The 'get' attribute. |
descriptor.set function?
|
The 'set' attribute. |
Object
:
this
A convenience method almost identical to @see Object.prototype.defineProperty except that the 'set' attribute can be set as arguments prior to the descriptor/attributes object.
(any)
(function?)
The 'set' attribute of an own property descriptor.
(object
= {}
)
Own boolean attributes of an property descriptor attributes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
attributes.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
attributes.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
attributes.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
Function
:
this
class A {
constructor() {
this._key = 0
}
}
const a = new A()
defineGetter(A.prototype, 'key', function () {
return this._key
})
defineSetter(A.prototype, 'key', function (value) {
this._key = value
})
a.key
//=> 0
a.key = 23
a.key
//=> 23
A convenience method almost identical to @see Object.prototype.defineProperty except that the 'value' attribute can be set as arguments prior to the descriptor/attributes object.
(any)
(any?)
The 'value' attribute of an own property descriptor.
(object
= {}
)
Own boolean attributes of an property descriptor attributes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
attributes.enumerable boolean?
|
The 'enumerable' attribute. If true and 'this' is a prototype object, the property is removed from the descriptor in order to disallow setting enumerable properties on prototypes. |
attributes.configurable boolean
(default true )
|
The 'configurable' attribute. |
attributes.writable boolean?
|
The 'writable' attribute. If 'get' or 'set' are defined, this attribue is removed from the descriptor. This would cause an error, so this is just a convenient way to avoid it. |
Function
:
this
const o = {}
console.log(defineValue(o, 'a', 23, { enumerable: true }))
//=> { a: 23 }
Get paths from the running enviromment. Windows, OS X and common Linux distributions are supported.
Get the running environment operating system's logged in user's appdata path.
(...string
= []
)
additional path names may be added and they will be joined into the returned path string.
string
:
DIRPATH.DATA('some', 'dir', 'file.js')
//=> 'C:/Users/User/AppData/Roaming/some/dir/file.js',
Get the running environment operating system's logged in user's desktop path.
(...string
= []
)
additional path names may be added and they will be joined into the returned path string.
string
:
DIRPATH.DESKTOP('some', 'dir', 'file.js')
//=> 'C:/Users/User/Desktop/some/dir/file.js',
Get the running environment operating system's logged in user's home path.
(...string
= []
)
additional path names may be added and they will be joined into the returned path string.
string
:
DIRPATH.HOME('some', 'dir', 'file.js')
//=> 'C:/Users/User/some/dir/file.js',
Get the running environment operating system's logged in user's path for temporary files.
(...string
= []
)
additional path names may be added and they will be joined into the returned path string.
string
:
DIRPATH.TEMP('some', 'dir', 'file.js')
//=> 'C:/Users/User/AppData/Local/Temp/some/dir/file.js',
Ensures that numeric integer string representations are turned into integers. This function assumes that the key is either an array index number (integer), a string or a symbol.
(any)
The global object in the current running environment. This object is set on the global object, so that it can always be referencéd as 'GLOBAL'.
Type: object
Determine whether a value is an Arguments object
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is an array
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a (typeof) bigint
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Boolean
(any)
boolean
:
Determine whether a value is a Buffer
(any)
boolean
:
Determine whether a value is a class constructor function
(any)
boolean
:
Determine if value is a constructor function
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Date
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Undefined
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Error
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Function
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a value is the iterable object returned from an invoked GeneratorFunction
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is an array
(any)
(any)
boolean
:
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Determine whether a value could be a property key, ie. it being either a string or symbol
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Null
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a NullOrUndefined
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Number
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Object Definition summary: is typeof object but not null
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Primitive
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given object is a prototype-object. Definition summary: obj.constructor.prototype === obj
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a RegExp
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a String
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a Symbol
(any)
boolean
:
Determine if a value is a TypedArray
(any)
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is undefined
(any)
boolean
:
Determine if a value is applicable as a length for array-like collections.
(any)
the value
boolean
:
Determine wheter a given value is a browser's global object, 'window'
(any)
(any)
boolean
:
Symbol, index and string keys are hashed and
Easily set process priority. Based on the node native 'os' module.
(number
= process.pid
)
process id (integer)
const instance = new ProcessPriority(process.pid)
instance
//=> ProcessPriority { pid: 16328, code: 0, label: 'NORMAL' }
instance.HIGH()
//=> ProcessPriority { pid: 16328, code: -14, label: 'HIGH' }
ProcessPriority.constants
// [Object: null prototype] {
// PRIORITY_LOW: 19,
// PRIORITY_BELOW_NORMAL: 10,
// PRIORITY_NORMAL: 0,
// PRIORITY_ABOVE_NORMAL: -7,
// PRIORITY_HIGH: -14,
// PRIORITY_HIGHEST: -20
// }
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('LOW')
//=> 19
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('BELOW_NORMAL')
//=> 10
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('NORMAL')
//=> 0
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('ABOVE_NORMAL')
//=> -7
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('HIGH')
//=> -14
ProcessPriority.labelToCode('HIGHEST')
//=> -22
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(19)
//=> LOW
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(10)
//=> BELOW_NORMAL
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(0)
//=> NORMAL
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(-7)
//=> ABOVE_NORMAL
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(-14)
//=> HIGH
ProcessPriority.codeToLabel(-22)
//=> HIGHEST
(object)
: map of used constants integer codes and string labels
Refreshes the code and label properties on the object by pulling the latest info about the process from the running operating system.
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to LOW
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to BELOW_NORMAL
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to NORMAL
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to ABOVE_NORMAL
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to HIGH
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Sets the process' priority to HIGHEST
(number)
process id
ProcessPriority
:
this
Change arrow function source string into a regular named function.
string
:
Returns the super class constructor of an object
(any)
Function
:
class Wow {}
superOf(Wow.prototype)
//=> Object
superOf(new Wow())
//=> Object
class Cool extends Wow {}
superOf(Cool.prototype)
//=> Wow
superOf(new Cool())
//=> Wow
superOf(Object.prototype)
//=> null
superOf('string')
//=> Object
superOf(true)
//=> Object
superOf((123))
//=> Object
superOf(Function.prototype)
//=> Object
superOf(Array.prototype)
//=> Object
superOf([2])
//=> Object
class Wow {}
superOf(Wow)
//=> Object
class Cool extends Wow {}
superOf(Cool)
//=> Wow
superOf(Object)
//=> null
superOf(Function)
//=> Object
superOf((function () {}))
//=> Object
superOf((function* () {}))
//=> Object
superOf((() => {}))
//=> Object
superOf(Array)
//=> Object
(any)
(any)
(any)
void
:
(any)
(any)
(any)
void
:
Object.prototype.toString util. Features methods that get
Returns toStringTag or class-name from object, utilizing @see Object.prototype.toString
(any)
(boolean
= false
)
Whether to return the class name part of the tag instead of the whole tag.
string
:
toStringTag
// get full toStringTag
tsTag(/abc/)
//=> '[object RegExp]'
// get only the className part of the tag
tsTag(/abc/, true)
//=> 'RegExp'
Convert a class/constructor to a toStringTag
(string)
string
:
toStringTag
import { tagToClassName } from 'ts-tag'
tagToClassName('[object Array]')
//=> 'Array'
Convert a class/constructor name to a toStringTag
(string)
string
:
toStringTag
import { classNameToTag } from 'ts-tag'
classNameToTag('Array')
//=> '[object Array]'
Convert a class/constructor to a toStringTag
(Function)
constructor function
string
:
toStringTag
import { convert } from 'ts-tag'
convert.classToTag(Array)
//=> '[object Array]'
Gets or creates a validator in a className-keyed cache. If a value is provided, it is passed to the validator and the result of that is returned. Else, return validator.
(any?)
a value to validate. If omitted, the validator is returned.
(Function | boolean)
:
function is
className
{}
// import
import { is } from 'ts-tag'
// require
const { is } = require('ts-tag')
// invoke-validator immediately on a value
is(String, 'wow')
//=> true
// BEST PERFORMANCE: create-reusable type validator
const isString = is(String)
isString('wow')
//=> true
isString(3)
//=> false
// This syntax is equivalent
is(RegExp)
is.RegExp('wow')
//=> false
// Accepted as first argument, 'type': constructors, class-names or toString-tags
is(RegExp)
is('RegExp')
is('[object RegExp]')
// this cannot come first, but as soon as the generator is cached, it is available as a property on 'is'
is.RegExp === is(RegExp)
//=> true
// THIS EXAMPLE EXPLAINS HOW THE CHECKS WORK UNDER THE HOOD, JUST THAT
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// The checks are based on comparing tags returned from Object.prototype.toString.
Object.prototype.toString.call([])
//=> [object Array]
// This is how a validator simply works under the hood. A known tag is compared to tags of objects.
function isArray(value) {
return Object.prototype.toString.call(value) === '[object Array]'
}
isArray([])
//=> true
// This module simplifies creating these validators to this:
import { is } from 'ts-tag'
const isRegExp = is(RegExp)
isRegExp(/re/)
//=> true
// create more?
const isString = is(String)
const isFunction = is(Function)
const isGeneratorFunction = is('GeneratorFunction')
isString('abc')
//=> true
isFunction(function f() {})
//=> true
isGeneratorFunction(function* gf() {})
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Windows XP and above systems use regedit.exe or reg.exe. Using reg.exe:
C:\>reg.exe save HKLM\SAM sam
C:\>reg.exe save HKLM\SYSTEM sys
Using regedit.exe:- Execute regedit.exe from Start / Run prompt.
- Open up Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and right-click the SAM section and select Export.
- Change the Save as type setting to Registry Hive Files and save as SAM.
- Same steps with SYSTEM hive.
Lastly, you can also get the SAM and SYSTEM files from
C:\Windows\repair\.
Although this directory contains outdated copies of the original
C:\Windows\System32\config\
files so it might not reflect the current users' credentials.


public class TiledCollisionMapper<T extends Positionable>
extends java.lang.Object
TiledMap
data into collision data.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TiledCollisionMapper(TiledCollisionFactory<T> collisionFactory)
Creates a
TiledCollisionMapper with a
DefaultTiledCollisionMerger instance for merge operations |
TiledCollisionMapper(TiledCollisionFactory<T> collisionFactory,
TiledCollisionMerger collisionMerger)
Creates a
TiledCollisionMapper with a specifc
TiledCollisionMerger implementation for merge operations |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results,
TiledMap tiledMap,
int layerIndex)
Extracts and merges collisions in a
TiledMap layer and adds them
to a List instance. |
void |
mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String layerName)
Extracts and merges collisions in a
TiledMap layer and adds them
to a List instance. |
void |
mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree,
TiledMap tiledMap,
int layerIndex)
|
void |
mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String layerName)
|
void |
mapCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results,
TiledMap tiledMap,
int layerIndex)
Extracts collisions in a
TiledMap layer and adds them to a
List instance |
void |
mapCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String layerName)
Extracts collisions in a
TiledMap layer and adds them to a
List instance |
void |
mapCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree,
TiledMap tiledMap,
int layerIndex)
|
void |
mapCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String layerName)
|
static byte[][] |
mapCollisionsByLayer(TiledMap tiledMap,
int layerIndex)
Creates a 2D byte array representing the collisions in a
TiledMap
layer |
static byte[][] |
mapCollisionsByLayer(TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String layerName)
Creates a 2D byte array representing the collisions in a
TiledMap
layer |
void |
mapCollisionsByObjectGroup(java.util.List<T> results,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String groupName)
Extracts collisions in a
TiledMap object group and adds them to a
List instance |
void |
mapCollisionsByObjectGroup(QuadTree<T> quadTree,
TiledMap tiledMap,
java.lang.String groupName)
|
public TiledCollisionMapper(TiledCollisionFactory<T> collisionFactory)
TiledCollisionMapper
with a
DefaultTiledCollisionMerger
instance for merge operationscollisionFactory
- An implementation of TiledCollisionFactory
for
creating collision instancespublic TiledCollisionMapper(TiledCollisionFactory<T> collisionFactory, TiledCollisionMerger collisionMerger)
TiledCollisionMapper
with a specifc
TiledCollisionMerger
implementation for merge operationscollisionFactory
- An implementation of TiledCollisionFactory
for
creating collision instancescollisionMerger
- An implementation of TiledCollisionMerger
for
determining if two tiles can be merged into a single collisionpublic static byte[][] mapCollisionsByLayer(TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String layerName)
TiledMap
layertiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerName
- The name of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.public static byte[][] mapCollisionsByLayer(TiledMap tiledMap, int layerIndex)
TiledMap
layertiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerIndex
- The index of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.public void mapCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree, TiledMap tiledMap, int layerIndex)
public void mapCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results, TiledMap tiledMap, int layerIndex)
TiledMap
layer and adds them to a
List
instanceresults
- The List
instance to add collisions totiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerIndex
- The index of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.public void mapCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String layerName)
public void mapCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String layerName)
TiledMap
layer and adds them to a
List
instanceresults
- The List
instance to add collisions totiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerName
- The name of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.public void mapCollisionsByObjectGroup(QuadTree<T> quadTree, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String groupName)
public void mapCollisionsByObjectGroup(java.util.List<T> results, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String groupName)
TiledMap
object group and adds them to a
List
instanceresults
- The List
instance to add collisions totiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromgroupName
- The name of the object group to extract collisions from. Each
object is treated as a collision.public void mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String layerName)
TiledMap
layer and adds them
to a QuadTree
instance. Tiles are determined as mergeable by the
TiledCollisionMerger
instance associated with this TiledCollisionMapper
.public void mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(QuadTree<T> quadTree, TiledMap tiledMap, int layerIndex)
TiledMap
layer and adds them
to a QuadTree
instance. Tiles are determined as mergeable by the
TiledCollisionMerger
instance associated with this TiledCollisionMapper
.public void mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results, TiledMap tiledMap, java.lang.String layerName)
TiledMap
layer and adds them
to a List
instance. Tiles are determined as mergeable by the
TiledCollisionMerger
instance associated with this TiledCollisionMapper
.results
- The List
instance to add collisions totiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerName
- The name of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.public void mapAndMergeCollisionsByLayer(java.util.List<T> results, TiledMap tiledMap, int layerIndex)
TiledMap
layer and adds them
to a List
instance. Tiles are determined as mergeable by the
TiledCollisionMerger
instance associated with this TiledCollisionMapper
.results
- The List
instance to add collisions totiledMap
- The TiledMap
to extract collisions fromlayerIndex
- The index of the layer to extract collisions from. Each tile
drawn in the layer is treated as a collision.


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This is a RBAC example.


Agriculture is essential to everyone. It is everything involved with growing plants animal that provide foods to all. Farming is a job, a way to earn money. Agriculture includes business. It is the financial and legal aspects of acquiring land and assets needed to farm. It is marketing, sales and distribution of plants and animals produced.
Barangay Bahi is known as small community but it has a wide land to plant and business that provide good meats. There are 40% of the residence in Brgy. Bahi going in animal business and most of them have pig and chicken. While the 20% of the residence have their herited land to plant vegetables and fruits that can sell in the market.
Fishing is the activity of trying to catch fish. Fish are often caught in the wild but may also be caught from stocked bodies of water. Techniques for catching fish include hand gathering, spearing, netting, angling and trapping. Fishing has been one of the primary livelihood ing Brgy. Bahi, 10% of the people in Brgy. Bahi, Gasan, Marinduque owned boats use for fishing. In this Brgy. they have several ways of catching fish and seafoods that called "BUBO Fishing", "Pamumusit", "Hibasanan", and etc.


| PostgreSQL 9.0.10 Documentation | ||||
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Source code formatting uses 4 column tab spacing, with tabs preserved (i.e., tabs are not expanded to spaces). Each logical indentation level is one additional tab stop.
Layout rules (brace positioning, etc) follow BSD conventions. In particular, curly braces for the controlled blocks of if, while, switch, etc go on their own lines.
Do not use C++ style comments (// comments). Strict ANSI C compilers do not accept them. For the same reason, do not use C++ extensions such as declaring new variables mid-block.
The preferred style for multi-line comment blocks is
/* * comment text begins here * and continues here */
Note that comment blocks that begin in column 1 will be preserved as-is by pgindent, but it will re-flow indented comment blocks as though they were plain text. If you want to preserve the line breaks in an indented block, add dashes like this:
/*---------- * comment text begins here * and continues here *---------- */
While submitted patches do not absolutely have to follow these formatting rules, it's a good idea to do so. Your code will get run through pgindent before the next release, so there's no point in making it look nice under some other set of formatting conventions.
The src/tools directory contains sample settings files that can be used with the emacs, xemacs or vim editors to help ensure that they format code according to these conventions.
The text browsing tools more and less can be invoked as:
more -x4 less -x4
to make them show tabs appropriately.


| Field | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
required | string |
Contains the human-readable address (typically a street address)
from reverse geocoding the |
|
required | LatLngLiteral |
The latitude/longitude coordinates of the given destination of this
leg. Because the Directions API calculates directions between
locations by using the nearest transportation option (usually a
road) at the start and end points, See LatLngLiteral for more information. |
|
required | string |
Contains the human-readable address (typically a street address)
resulting from reverse geocoding the |
|
required | LatLngLiteral |
The latitude/longitude coordinates of the origin of this leg.
Because the Directions API calculates directions between locations
by using the nearest transportation option (usually a road) at the
start and end points, See LatLngLiteral for more information. |
|
required | Array<DirectionsStep> |
An array of steps denoting information about each separate step of the leg of the journey. See DirectionsStep for more information. |
|
required | Array<DirectionsTrafficSpeedEntry> |
Information about traffic speed along the leg. See DirectionsTrafficSpeedEntry for more information. |
|
required | Array<DirectionsViaWaypoint> |
The locations of via waypoints along this leg. See DirectionsViaWaypoint for more information. |
|
optional | TimeZoneTextValueObject |
Contains the estimated time of arrival for this leg. This property is only returned for transit directions. See TimeZoneTextValueObject for more information. |
|
optional | TimeZoneTextValueObject |
Contains the estimated time of departure for this leg, specified as
a Time object. The See TimeZoneTextValueObject for more information. |
|
optional | TextValueObject |
The total distance covered by this leg. See TextValueObject for more information. |
|
optional | TextValueObject |
The total duration of this leg. See TextValueObject for more information. |
|
optional | TextValueObject |
Indicates the total duration of this leg. This value is an estimate
of the time in traffic based on current and historical traffic
conditions. See the
See TextValueObject for more information. |
Generated from the OpenAPI specification. Edit Report bug


Video: Nintendo Minute play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild “Ultimate Feast or Fail Challenge”
by ssf1991Thanksgiving is less than a week away from occurring in the United States, so Nintendo Minute’s Kit and Krysta is celebrating the occasion with a special episode for this week. The pair said in the video description that “it’s almost time for the wonderful day of eating – Thanksgiving. We’re celebrating by cooking some delicious and definitely not dubious recipes in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. We hope you all have a very happy and yummy Thanksgiving”. The official tweet that contains the video is down below.


Flower Offerings at a Buddhist Temple, Sri Lanka
斯里兰卡一处佛寺的鲜花贡品
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A Lotus Flower from China
绿盖半篙新雨，
红香一点清风。
This photo in color is to match the beautiful ancient Chinese poem that describes the colors, shape, scent and atmosphere.
第一张黑白的荷花是为了参加单色摄影活动，但这两句汉语古诗，还是让下面的手机原图来表达。再一次深深觉得：中文意境深远，英文难以匹配。
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Lily of the Nile in Denmark
非洲百合在丹麦
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These are my 3 entries to the B&W Photo Contest hosted by @daveks. Check out his page and join the fun! The lotus picture was taken by iphone 7, the other two by Canon Kiss X3.
So which picture is your favorite? Tell me what you think in the comments! Until next time. :D
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你最喜欢哪张花的照片呢？欢迎留言评论。下次见！
Thank you for reading. Check out my recent posts, and follow me for more! =)
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Painting Easter Eggs with Kids 和孩子们一起画卡通版复活节彩蛋
10 Creative Mailboxes & Trash Cans from Australia & Chile 旅途中的10个趣味邮箱&垃圾桶
A Photo Journey: Exploring Aryapala Meditation Temple 蒙古禅修图片之旅
10 Creative Benches Around the World(1) 世界各地的创意长凳来10条(一)
Zombie Walk & Fantastic Lille & My Halloween Look 视觉的狂欢
Batik Stories (1) - My First Batik Work in Indonesia 蜡染系列（一）我的蜡染处女作
Street Art & Sultan Mosque in Singapore 新加坡苏丹回教堂和附近的涂鸦艺术
Train Cemetery in the Atacama Desert (1) 大漠中的火车墓场（一）
Some “Framed” Photos from My Travels 自带边框的旅途剪影
Some SMILE Portraits in My Travels 旅途中的微笑
Stories of Shadows (2@Europe + 2@South America) 光影交错的瞬间
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Here are some screenshots from my Instagram. Follow @ItchyfeetDonica for more shots around the globe !
!steemitworldmap 6.867823 lat 81.050265 long Ella, Sri Lanka d3scr
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘#77 Flowers 🌻 花 | 摄影月旦评’


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There are many other NoSQL datastore technologies including document stores like CouchDB and MongoDB. More well-known graph datastores FlockDB and Neo4j.
Facebook donated their Cassandra technology to the Apache foundation, that along with Amazon's Dynamo are examples of eventually‐consistent key‐value stores.
%block> <%block name="sidebar_content">Other NoSQL datastores beside Redis may be good candidates using the same design and implementation approach as the ${project.name}; however, any datastore should support the requirements set forth by the Library of Congress Bibliographic Framework for the Digital Age including the important consideration that any datastore should be relatively easy-to-use for even small libraries and organizations with little or no information technology support.


Cougar Tutors, PEAC’s maiden chapter, was founded in 2017 by Vishaal Kuruvanka at the University of Houston. Click to learn more about their involvement with HISD.
Based out of Denton, UNT is PEAC’s latest 2020 addition to its Dallas hub. Click to learn more about the chapter’s involvement with and focus on health science.
PEAC’s first graduate school chapter started at the UT Southwestern Medical Center. Click to learn more about how medical school and PhD students are aligning with PEAC’s mission.
Founded in 2019, Elkins is a highschool PEAC chapter focused out of Fort Bend ISD. Click to learn more about their focus on teaching coding to middle school students in the surrounding area.
Based out of Klein, TX, the Klein HS chapter was our first branch of PEAC within a high school. Currently, this branch tutors students from local elementary and middle schools.
Based out of Klein, TX, the Klein Oak branch focuses on tutoring local students from the nearby middle and elementary schools.


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Search for 5 largest earthquakes
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date from
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[gecode-users] GecodeJ : java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError
Mikaël De Bie
mikael.debie at student.uclouvain.be
Wed Nov 1 00:50:00 CET 2006
Hi,
I'm trying to solve a gecodeJ problem by a popen("java SolveProblem",
"r") in a C++ code of an add-on of OpenOffice.
I'm getting this error :
Gecode native code library failed to load.
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so:
/opt/openoffice.org2.0/program/libstdc++.so.6: version `CXXABI_1.3.1'
not found (required by /usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so)
I have several different libstdc++.so.6 file on my disk. One is in
/opt/openoffice.org2.0/program. it seems not to be the good version, but
I think I can't replace it because OpenOffice maybe needs this version...
Furthermore, I don't know how to know which version I have.
I 've tried to run java SolveProblem directly in the console and there
is no error.
Can anybody help me ?
Thanks alot,
Mikaël
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.
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.
Dashboard » Page » Add New
.
Blog Sidebar
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Dashboard » Appearence » Menus
, check the Blog page and click Add to Menu, then click Save Menu. You’ll now be able to access the blog page from your main menu on your site.
Dashboard » Posts » Add New
.Categories
, Format
, Excerpt
, Tags
and Featured Image
.Sometimes, you might not be happy with an automatically generated excerpt or you just want to add your own custom excerpt. In that case there is an option integrated in WordPress to enable an additional field to enter custom excerpts.
The Excerpt
field usually isn’t visible by default. When you are on the edit post screen, you’ll see a small menu item "Screen Options" in the upper right corner of the screen. Please click on the button and it will open an options panel where you can just check the box "Excerpt".
If the post has not a custom excerpt or does not contain <!--more--> tag, then it'll automatically generate an excerpt with limit number of words.
Go to Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Blog Settings
. Locate the "Limit the Number of Words in Excerpt" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Let's take a look at the available formats (6 Post Formats):
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and press "Create a new gallery" button in order to insert the gallery into the post.


WITNESS LIST Human Services Committee February 23, 1999-2:00P HB 223 On: Syler, Susan (Dept of Human Services) HB 484 For: Ferris, Beth (Tx Advocates for Nursing Home Residents) On: Graves, Tim (Texas Health Care Association) Syler, Susan (Tx Dept of Human Services) HB 822 For: Lee, Donald (Tx Conference on Urban Counties) On: Coombes, Phyllis (Comptroller's Office) Joseph, Bordo (Self and Management Consultant, Social Worker) Pardue, Craig (Dallas County Budget Office) HB 837 On: Windler, Judy (Texas Information & Referral Network) HB 908 For: Barber, Elaine (Prevent Blindness Texas) Marr, John (Hear-Say) HB 923 For: Ashby, Cindy (Texas Counseling Association) On: Luther, John (Tx State Board of Examiners of Licensed Professional Counselors)


Encode a URL to a percent-encoded form, excluding already-encoded sequences
This is a Node.js module available through the
npm registry. Installation is done using the
npm install
command:
$ npm install encodeurl
var encodeUrl = require('encodeurl')
Encode a URL to a percent-encoded form, excluding already-encoded sequences.
This function will take an already-encoded URL and encode all the non-URL
code points (as UTF-8 byte sequences). This function will not encode the
"%" character unless it is not part of a valid sequence (%20
will be
left as-is, but %foo
will be encoded as %25foo
).
This encode is meant to be "safe" and does not throw errors. It will try as hard as it can to properly encode the given URL, including replacing any raw, unpaired surrogate pairs with the Unicode replacement character prior to encoding.
This function is similar to the intrinsic function encodeURI
, except it
will not encode the %
character if that is part of a valid sequence, will
not encode [
and ]
(for IPv6 hostnames) and will replace raw, unpaired
surrogate pairs with the Unicode replacement character (instead of throwing).
var encodeUrl = require('encodeurl')
var escapeHtml = require('escape-html')
http.createServer(function onRequest (req, res) {
// get encoded form of inbound url
var url = encodeUrl(req.url)
// create html message
var body = '
Location ' + escapeHtml(url) + ' not found
'
// send a 404
res.statusCode = 404
res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=UTF-8')
res.setHeader('Content-Length', String(Buffer.byteLength(body, 'utf-8')))
res.end(body, 'utf-8')
})
var encodeUrl = require('encodeurl')
var escapeHtml = require('escape-html')
var url = require('url')
http.createServer(function onRequest (req, res) {
// parse inbound url
var href = url.parse(req)
// set new host for redirect
href.host = 'localhost'
href.protocol = 'https:'
href.slashes = true
// create location header
var location = encodeUrl(url.format(href))
// create html message
var body = '
Redirecting to new site: ' + escapeHtml(location) + '
'
// send a 301
res.statusCode = 301
res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=UTF-8')
res.setHeader('Content-Length', String(Buffer.byteLength(body, 'utf-8')))
res.setHeader('Location', location)
res.end(body, 'utf-8')
})
$ npm test
$ npm run lint


Discover or enter OLC codes
Clicking on the map will display the standard and refined accuracy OLC codes. Or you can enter a code in the text box below.
Clicking on the map will display the standard and refined accuracy OLC codes. Or you can enter a code in the text box below.


public interface Game
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Tile |
createTree()
Creates a quadtree with Internal and Leaf Tiles based on values
for the maximum and minimum tile depth.
|
slidePuzzle.InternalTile |
findParent(Tile toFind,
Tile startingTile)
Finds the parent tile of any tile
|
Tile |
placeDog(Tile root)
Randomly places the dog in a
tile
|
Tile |
placeWalker(slidePuzzle.InternalTile root)
Randomly places the walker in a
tile
|
void |
populateDis()
Helper method for console printing
|
void |
printBoard()
Traverses the tree and prints the game board
|
void |
traverseTree(Tile tile)
Recursively calls updateDisplay on all children leaf tiles
of the input param tile.
|
void |
updateDisplay(slidePuzzle.LeafTile leaf)
Updates display based on depth and starting points of leaf
|
void |
wipeDisplay()
Clears display on console.
|
Tile createTree()
Tile placeDog(Tile root)
root
- of quadtreeTile placeWalker(slidePuzzle.InternalTile root)
root
- of quadtreevoid updateDisplay(slidePuzzle.LeafTile leaf)
leaf
- void populateDis()
void printBoard()
void wipeDisplay()
void traverseTree(Tile tile)
tile
- - the tile to be traversed


Due to terrorist and piracy activity in the area, reliable travel advice. such as provided by the U.K. FCO website should be viewed before visiting.
The whole coast from Watamu northwards to the Somali border is not considered safe.
Last updated August 2015.
The climate on the coast is tropical and hot. April to June is called the season of long rains, October to November the season of short rains. The weather is under the influence of the monsoons, which also dictate the direction of the currents. This must be borne in mind when planning a cruise along this coast as the best period for southbound voyages is during the NW monsoon and for northbound voyages during the SE monsoon.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page
Yachts can also clear at Kilifi and Shimoni, where there is customs, but immigration formalities still have to be completed in an official port of entry.
Kilifi , Lamu * , Malindi * , Mombasa * , Mtwapa Creek , Shimoni, Wasini Island *
* indicates port of entry


Goals
• Abstract and interpret the gathered information
• Describe the user experience with the specified activities
• Define the archetypes of the analyzed users
• Define the paths and tasks of the established archetypes
• Abstract and interpret the gathered information
• Describe the user experience with the specified activities
• Define the archetypes of the analyzed users
• Define the paths and tasks of the established archetypes
Two experience maps are defined to describe the experience of the users with the system of both cafeterias. The structure and the content were extracted from the questionnaires and observations analysis tools.
Stages regarding the activities
Resources involved in each stage
Diagrams to show the evolution of time and tasks carried out in each stage
Thinking section. Questions that the user ask her/himself duringeach stage
Feeling section. Emotions that the user shows in each stage (foreign students feelings are remarked)
Experience section. A bar chart to show enjoyability, relevance and helpfulness levels
Student and eventual client
Student and daily user of cafeteria resources
Foreign student who does not control neither Spanish language nor the distribution of the campus
Professor, frequent client and sporadic user
Three user journey maps are defined to show the different paths that each persona follow regarding the cafeteria they are used to.
Due to economic problems, he needs to bring his own meal everyday and uses the microwaves and other cafeteria resources, such as furniture.
They frequently struggles with finding what they wants to purchase in the machines and getting the ticket with their order. They find really difficult handing the ticket in due to the disordered in her case and to the language in his case.
She feels more comfortable using directly the bar to make her daily orders. She needs a quick and more personal service.


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In this video, we cover a handful of the built-in functions with Python 3. For a full list, see: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html
We cover absolute value (abs()), the help() functions, max(), min() ...which are how to find maximum and minimum of a list, how to round a number with round(), as well as ceil() and floor(), even though these last two are NOT built in, it just seemed like a good time to bring them up. Finally, we cover converting floats, ints, and strings to and from each other.
There are still quite a few other built in functions to Python 3, but the others are not really meant for a basics tutorial.
Sample code for the built in functions that are covered in the video:
Absolute Values:
exNum1 = -5 exNum2 = 5 print(abs(exNum1)) if abs(exNum1) == exNum2: print('True!')
The Help function:
This is probably one of the most under-utilized commands in Python, many people do not even know that it exists. With help(), you can type it with empty parameters to engage in a search, or you can put a specific function in question in the parameter.
help()Or...
import time # will work in a typical installation of Python, but not in the embedded editor help(time)Max and Min:
How to find the maximum or highest number in a list...
or how to find the lowest or minimum number in a list.
exList = [5,2,1,6,7] largest = max(exList) print(largest) smallest = min(exList) print(smallest)
Rounding:
Rounding will round to the nearest whole. There are also ways to round up or round down.
x = 5.622 x = round(x) print(x) y = 5.256 y = round(y) print(y)
Converting data types:
Many times, like reading data in from a file, you might find the datatype is incorrect, like when we mean to have integers, but they are currently in string form, or visa versa.
Converting a string to an integer:
intMe = '55' intMe = int(intMe) print(intMe)
Converting and integer to a string:
stringMe = 55 stringMe = str(stringMe) print(stringMe)
Converting an integer to a float:
floatMe = 55 floatMe = float(floatMe) print(floatMe)
You can also convert floats to strings, strings to floats, and more. Just make sure you do a valid operation. You still cannot convert the letter h to a float.


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Week 9 - Learning Challenges
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- This is a warmup exercise to get you familiar with the new book.
- Revisit the FCQ dataset using the Chartist
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Individual
- Use the geolib to carry out simple
geospatial analysis.
- Use the leaflet to carry out simple map-based
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THE ANIMAL
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Revolution Studios/ Happy Madison Production Director: Luke Greenfield Writer: Tom Brady Cast: Rob Schneider, Colleen Haskell, John C. McGinley, Michael Caton, Guy Torry, Louis Lombardi, Edward Asner
The creationists had it wrong and now I'm not so sure about the Darwinians. We human beings did not simply evolve from animals: we ARE animals. If the silly but often funny comedy from Joe Roth's Revolution Studios has any major idea to convey, it is the well-worn verity that beneath our thin layer of civilized skin lies a thick mess of animal instincts itching to emerge but kept down, so to speak, by the rules of polite society. In Tom Brady's screenplay--which is, thank goodness, only mildly vulgar, always remembering that polite society has dropped into the theater with kids to watch-- Marvin (Rob Schneider) represents both the nerdy exterior so common to many of us and the libidinous urges that we sublimate and compensate for whenever we go to work or play a quick game of pick-up (basketball).
Marv's with forensics in the police force of a small town and though he's not a uniformed cop, he dreams of becoming one. After going beyond the call of duty in pursuit of felons, he has a terrible accident which knocks him out, but his life is saved by a mad scientist, Dr. Wilder (Michael Caton), who patches him up with the organs culled from his lab collection of goats, dogs, cats, horses and chimps. After detecting heroin by sniffing the rear of a passenger at the airport, Marvin is lionized, inducted into the police force as a full officer, and now possesses the confidence to introduce himself to a cutie running an animal shelter, Rianna (Colleen Haskell in her debut role). From then on, Luke Greenfield directs the human beast into a series of skits that could have been gleaned from Saturday Night Live, giving Schneider a chance to show off his considerable comedic talents.
Besides proving that we people are all animals, the movie demonstrates that human beings are not at all superior to our brothers and sisters in our own kingdom. When Marv takes on the dimensions of a seal, he saves the mayor's son; a dog, he sniffs out drugs and runs sixty miles per hour; a chimp, he swings from branches like Michelle Yeoh, eluding the cops, particularly his hostile and envious partner Sgt. Sisk (John C. McGinley).
If you like girl-next-door types as I do (Renee Zellweger for example,) you'll fall big for Colleen Haskell and in general you'll realize that when physical comedy stays within the bounds of reasonable decency, it can begin to approach the merits of the screwball comedies of the thirties that make the world forget the Depression for a while.
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Sprung Rhythm is the most natural of things.
Preface, Poems
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Gerard Manley Hopkins
184489, English poet, educated at Oxford. Entering the Roman Catholic Church in 1866 and the Jesuit novitiate in 1868, he was ordained in 1877. Upon becoming a Jesuit he burned much of his early verse and abandoned the writing of poetry. However, the sinking in 1875 of a German ship carrying five Franciscan nuns, exiles from Germany, inspired him to write one of his most impressive poems The Wreck of the Deutschland. Thereafter he produced his best poetry, including Gods Grandeur, The Windhover, The Leaden Echo, and The Golden Echo.continue at Columbia Encyclopedia , Sixth Edition. Copyright © 2002 Columbia University Press.
Pronunciation: h p´k nz from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language , Fourth Edition. Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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Considered an early Modern poet ahead of his Victorian time, Hopkinss verse is notable for his use of sprung rhythm and intricate use of language and rhyme.
Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 28915 to 28987
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The War Of The Worlds Chad'z rating: *** (out of 4 = good) 1953, not rated, 85 minutes [1 hour, 25 minutes] [science fiction] starring: Gene Barry (Dr. Clayton Forrester), Ann Robinson (Sylvia Van Buren), Les Tremayne (General Mann), Lewis Martin (Pastor Matthew Collins), written by Barre Lyndon, produced by George Pal, directed by Bryon Haskin, based on the novel by H.G. Wells.
"The War Of The Worlds" is a good film that wonders just how smart and powerful humans really are. Here in the United States we'd like to think we're the most powerful nation ever. We can win wars, but are we prepared to take on invaders from another planet?
Gene Barry stars as Dr. Clayton Forrester, the token genius scientist who is called into a Californian town when a huge meteor crashes in the nearby mountains. The opening scenes are not very intense, so everything seems normal. The dialogue and storytelling style is interesting, as it adds a bit of suspense when we realize the meteor is not all it seems. There is also a good sense of humanism here as we meet Sylvia Van Buren (Robinson), a regular woman who is fascinated by Dr. Forrester's work, and her uncle, Pastor Matthew Collins (Martin), who is one of the most realistic clergy characters I have ever seen in the movies.
Three men are left to watch the meteor as it has been causing some fires in the area in which it landed. One of the men notices a long, metallic probe sticking out of the meteor. The design to this probe is simple, yet it is frightening because of the mood. We know nothing about it, only that it must be extra-terrestrial in nature. A catastrophe ensues but what makes the film so intense is that it doesn't move too quickly. It's obvious what's going to happen in the long run, but it takes the time to establish the necessary details which are quite exciting.
When Dr. Forrester and the local sheriff look for the men, we then see, through their perspective, an alien spaceship in its entirety which proceeds to attack and shows just how powerful and ruthless it is. Obviously these aliens are not friendly, and we get an old fashioned military defense set up for resistance.
Haskin does a good job in establishing the presence of the aliens. We see a reporter talk about similar events happening all around the world saying, "Once the alien crafts move on, no news continues to come out of that area."
Since the story already has a good sense of humanism to it, it uses that element to transition to moods of fear and suspense. When one of the main characters approaches the crafts they are incinerated, after which the military opens fire to no avail. This entire scene might not be completely original, but it is interesting to watch because it shows just how primitive the humans are compared to the aliens.
Dr. Forrester and Sylvia try to escape via an unreliable airplane. They crash land and hide in an abandoned farmhouse, which is later surrounded by three alien ships. This is one of the best scenes in the film and it is really scary because the suspense has been built up. The fear of the unknown comes to a boil when the two find themselves face to face with one of the aliens.
The two escape and manage to make it to the authorities, all the while we have really learned a lot about the invaders through the scientific logic and the characters' rationale. The military resorts to atomic warfare, but even this effort is futile.
The last act starts to crumble a little as Forrester and Sylvia are separated. All we really see are scenes of devastation by the aliens and people fleeing for their lives. The ending can only been seen as either very weak or very strong as it is a case of classic, literary irony, but does give a sense of poetic justice.
"The War Of The Worlds" proves everything in nature has a purpose, but it's far from a work of thematic genius. It's your basic science fiction film and it works.
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Mark Ryan Guill
(901) 286-5466 / ryanguill at gmail dot com
Introduction
My name is Ryan and I am a lead software engineer with over 20 years of experience designing, developing, and maintaining software for a wide range of needs, from startups to small businesses to international corporations.
I specialize in listening, learning and communication. My goal with any position is to become a subject matter expert in the systems, the processes, and the people, and use that information to develop software that satisfies the needs of the customers and collaborate with my peers.
I have a never ending desire to grow, both learning new technologies and skills and expanding my business experience. I have been fortunate to work with many great companies and people over the years and I always look forward to bringing my experience to new challenges. I am adept and efficient at learning - I have experience in a variety of languages and paradigms. I always relish the opportunity to learn a new one given the opportunity.
I have experience with large systems, supporting and nurturing legacy applications while designing how they can live and grow into the future, or be carefully transitioned or replaced to better fit the current business needs. I also have experience with startups and greenfield development, moving fast, building the foundations to support a growing business - whether it is an iterative product or one that you need to last for the next decade. I love to focus on developer tooling and abstractions, supporting the developer experience and helping everyone ship faster.
I always aim to be a force multiplier. I want to be a conduit for information within a product team as well as a liaison between product and the rest of the business. One way I achieve that is by being an avid note taker and focusing on written communication.
One of my other focuses is on data. I love data analysis and exploring and unearthing data to the business as a whole, providing information for decision making, discovering opportunities and providing evidence to support or disprove hypotheses.
Technical Profile
- Broad relational database experience with many engines and environments. I have years of experience designing databases for both OLTP and OLAP needs.
- Well over a decade of experience with JavaScript, more recently TypeScript, both on the server and client side. I also have experience in several other languages, including mainstream but also more niche languages.
- Server administration experience with Linux and Windows, both on-premises and in the cloud.
Recent Professional Experience
Hagerty MotorsportReg (Remote)
Senior Developer / Team Lead, January 2016 - Present
MotorsportReg is a platform for organizations to host and manage all kinds of motorsport events, and for enthusiasts to find and register for those events. I joined the team as employee number 6 and was the primary engineer throughout my tenure, helping grow the team through an acquisition by Hagerty Insurance in 2019 to over 20 team members.
My responsibilities ranged from maintenance of the existing application, developing new products and features, onboarding, training and leading other product team members, support of the existing applications, managing the infrastructure and deployments, data analysis and being a subject matter expert.
A few of my projects included:
- I built an application to handle a land rush of over a thousand enthusiasts all trying to get the best parking spaces for the paddock of an event at the same time.
- I managed and implemented the transition of a 10+yo colocated stack into AWS
- I implemented Redash, democratizing access to data, and exposing crucial insights into the business allowing us to make data driven decisions, monitor success of new and improved features, and understand our customers and how they utilize the system.
- I built a system to manage on site registration and check in at events, managing who is there, their crew and guests, validation of their credentials and business rules for organizations to manage their event day.
- I implemented a support funnel that allowed customers to find the answers they needed, or put them in touch with the right person to help. This reduced the support burden in our organization by over 80%.
Mind-Over-Data, LLC (Memphis, TN)
Senior Developer / Team Lead, February 2013 - December 2015
Mind-Over-Data is a small business development and consulting organization developing custom software for a variety of clientele, from small venues to fortune 500 companies.
My responsibilities were primarily split between teaching and leading new developers and developing new applications. The work here was primarily greenfield development, creating custom back-office solutions to manage assets and content for kiosk systems, management and reporting systems for accounting and marketing budgets, but also maintenance and enhancement of legacy systems for a variety of customers. Also server administration, team management and project management for both internal and client projects.
Our clients included a broad range of industries including banking / finance, marketing, manufacturing, event planning and management, charity organizations, healthcare, transportation and logistics, and education.
A few of my projects included:
- I developed a custom websocket server to power a meeting space application allowing users to collaborate on 3D objects in real-time. The server provided multiple rooms, an algorithm to choose an appropriate host and presenter capabilities.
- I developed and maintained a patient survey system for an oncology research facility. The surveys were controlled using a versioning system that allowed for tracing the history of the changes to the surveys but also allowing for reproducibility of the survey so that answers could be correlated with the exact set of questions the patient received.
- I maintained and enhanced an existing external system for managing marathon and other running events hosted on AWS. Responsible for developing new capabilities of the system as well as research and maintenance.
- I maintained and enhanced a system for a Fortune 100 external client that tracked their marketing project budgets, allowing them to categorize and track their overall spend, find funds allocated but not spent and report across their entire organization.
- I designed and developed a scheduling application for a local school system that faculty could use to assign and notify students for a flexible time period each day for enrichment or intervention.
Yusen Logistics / NYK Logistics Americas (Memphis, TN)
Senior Programmer Analyst / Team Lead, July 2009 - February 2013
Yusen Logistics (formally NYK) is a supply chain solutions company offering multiple mode transportation, warehousing and ocean freight management.
My responsibilities grew at Yusen from individual application maintenance to team lead and maintaining the transportation management system which was the primary operating system of the company.
Some of my projects there included:
- I designed and developed an external customer facing portal system that had several modules which allowed for customer managed data applications to provide and receive data from the company, visibility of their shipments across the supply chain and other reporting. This system integrated with several transportation and warehousing systems, developed both internally and externally.
- I developed a new expense reporting web application on top of a legacy AS/400 JDE system. I was tasked with reverse engineering and integrating with the existing JDE expense system. Leading the team we were able to utilize the existing database and deliver the application with the requested enhancements as well as several user interface improvements on time and under budget.
- Developed several internal tools in a variety of technologies for project management, tracking of development issues, QA test plans and results and code standardization and generation. These tools improved communication across teams and reduced defects which decreased development times.
- I developed several internal tools in a variety of technologies for project management, tracking of development issues, QA test plans and results and code standardization and generation. These tools improved communication across teams and reduced defects which decreased development times.
- I lead a team of engineers responsible for maintaining and enhancing the 20 year old legacy TMS that handled many different modes of logistics. I was responsible for break/fix analysis and execution, as well as providing enhancements that utilized the existing codebase and infrastructure but also provided a more maintainable path forward.
- I was responsible for monthly accounting and reconciliation between our accounting systems and our transportation management system.
ServiceMaster, Inc. / TruGreen ChemLawn (Memphis, TN)
Lead Programmer Analyst, June 2005 - July 2009
TruGreen ChemLawn is a lawn treatment company that provides services to remove weeds and promote healthy grass growth. As lead application developer, I worked primarily on internal applications for critical business functions and efficiency improvements.
I was involved in many parts of the IT organization at TruGreen, building web applications giving easier access to data and systems from around the country, data analysis, integrating between web applications and mainframe technologies.
- I designed and developed a project management application to communicate requests, approvals, resources, events, documents, related requests, discussions as well as reporting. This application was custom written to suit the specific needs of our IT organization and process, and quickly became the primary communication medium both inside of the IT organization and with the business who was our customer.
- I designed and developed a documentation server solution to manage all types of digital files while allowing them to be indexed and searched quickly. It provided a permissions structure that allowed it to be used for both sensitive documents as well as communication releases and collaborative documents. It also provided a versioning system which allowed you to access and discuss specific revisions and was utilized by everyone in the company.
- I built and maintained various data management applications to allow maintenance of data by distributed users across distributed databases. This included creating web applications that could determine which of the 210 branches a user worked for and connecting to the appropriate remote system and allowing them to update its data. Traditionally all maintenance of this data was done locally through green-screen RPG applications. These applications allowed not only branch users to update their data in a much nicer user interface, but it also opened up the ability for centralized call-centers and corporate users to have access to the same applications and data.
- Along with our Six Sigma organization I designed and developed a customer retention management application which connected to 210 remote mainframes across the country. This application was built to identify and organize customers who had canceled our service to be contacted. I organized and improved the work flow for end users which greatly improved productivity and customer retention. After the first year, analysis showed that it had already saved the company $1.5M.
- I performed data analysis on marketing data sets to identify prospective customers as well as on customer data for customer research and application support and debugging.
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Todd Jordan
Triangle Ember Meetup Organizer
Ember Learn Team
Senior Dev at Interactive Intelligence
Commitment to Semver, "Stability without Stagnation"
Convention over Configuration
Pre-Built Local Environment and Build Pipeline
(node, tests, linting, es6)
Community Owned and Maintained
Components are Everywhere
Lessons Forged in Fire
Not Dogma, but understand your tradeoffs
Basic Component Mechanics of Ember
Inspire some ideas, thoughts
Ember's sweetspot
Predictable vs. In Control
Adding Decoration
Simple vs Declarative
Alternative: Handlebars Helpers
Ultimate Flexibility
Customization vs Easy Defaults
Easy Reuse
Ease of Use vs Power Over State
Communicating Across Complexity
Predictable Data Flow vs. Data Flow Complexity
Sub-Components - Create building blocks
Single Responsibility
Use it within the proper scope as a last resort
Return Promises from actions
Adhere to DDAU
Treat Services like data, push them up the tree
Limit service injection to top level or coordinating components
Avoid Circular Service Dependencies
Adhere to good programming principles
Use Ember Data for persistence when you can
Twitter: @tddjordan
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 Humphrey Bogart is shady Gloves Donahue, a master gambler with a touch of a Godfather. Everyone loves him. He and his sweet-pugnacious ma (Jane Darwell) dote on each other. His retinue is a big cast of familiar, typecast "funny" and/or "lovable" Damon Runyonish characters.
They're played by character actors ranging from Frank McHugh and William Demarest to Phil Silvers. An unimpressive Jackie Gleason has a bit part. He stumbles on a killing and a pretty (but unwilling) German agent (Kaaren Verne) who leads him to a nest of deadly Nazi Fifth Columnists (Conrad Veidt, Peter Lorre, Judith Anderson). They control a horde of traitors.
The film consciously tries to reconcile patriotism, action and comedy, but exists solely on the level of unconscious camp. The dialogue is simplistic, approaching the moronic. "All Through the Night" is one step removed from Bob Hope (or Abbott and Costello) spy comedies, but has none of the funny lines and zingers of Hope pictures.
Moving in too pat and neat generic studio sets,for all his heroics and authority over those around him, Bogart is really a naive, simple-minded character. He plays--or rather reacts--in a rudimentary, light fashion, with Bogartian mannerisms that parody themselves. The year before Bogart and Lorre had been in "The Maltese Falcon." The year following, Bogart, Lorre and Veidt were reunited in "Casablanca" But there's just no comparison between those other roles and films.
 It's worth seeing as prime evidence of the period's mentality and conceptions, both Hollywoodian and at large.  Kaaren Verne is the generic nightclub singer.
The film is not without racial stereotypes. In an atrociously self-demeaning "joke" Bogart's black servant says "Don't worry Miss, things ain't always as black as they look."
There is also that standard Hollywood association of suave, often "Continental" manners and accents (Veidt speaks German-accented, but excellent English; Anderson goes for high-toned speech), with sinister people.
The music,by Adolf Deutsch, has sometimes an interesting resemblance to the Max Steiner score for the later Bogart vehicle, "The Big Sleep." (Edwin Jahiel )
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I started programming with C in 2015 (still I love C & *Pointer) then I jumped to .NET & ASP.NET with C# for Web and Desktop App development and now I am working with PHP, ASP.NET Core, Bootstrap.
Skilled in Javascript, Python, C++, Data Structure and Algorithms, and Java. Strong Secure Infrastructure development professional with a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) focused in Information Technology from Rajarambapu Institute of Technology Islampur.
Diploma: 79%
SSC: 88%
Tools:Servlet/Javascript/Bootstrap
Developed an online quiz application which maintain a history of users and teachers can create a quiz for some time interval. It keeps record of all students.
Tools:HTML/CSS/JavaScript
Web Portfolio to showcase projects and skills in better manner.
Tools:JSP/HTML/CSS/MySQL/Bootstrap
Developed a website for RIT College to keep track and maintain books record.


I'm Kantajit Shaw and I'm an Analyst/ Machine learning developer, currently living in Noida, India. I have a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University
Other than ML/DL, I also have experience building PHP/Java Servers & Android applications.
I'm very much interested in NLP & Image processing.
I love listening to music, watching movies in my spare time.
CGPA: 8.43
I enjoy learning new technologies/tools. I'm curious about NLP (Natural language processing).
When not learning/working, I enjoy watching movies, hanging out with friends. I spend some of my spare time reading Medium articles, following Reddit threads.


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Palettes with a secondary color may use this color to indicate a related action or information.
Contrast color in demo is white and static, it will change automatically according to light theme in you app.


Movie Prices
Movie name:
Sidekicks - Chuck Norris
Pulp Fiction - John Travolta
Spider Man - Some dude
Wonder Woman - Some chick
Movie time:
12:00pm
2:00pm
7:00pm
9:00pm
How old are you?
Child/Senior Ticket
Adult Ticket
Yeah!
MOVIE TICKET


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| 1043 | (C) | ¶ Of þe sorwe of þe town . tyme is to telle |
| 1026 | (D) | Of þe tene & of þe toun is tyme now to telle |
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| 1017 | (U) | Of the tene of the toun / is tyme for to telle |
| 104 | (V) | Nowe of þe teen in þe town . were for-to say . |


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Movie Tickets
Select movie:
Movie
Ghost in the Shell (new release)
Power Rangers (new release)
Logan
Get Out
Beauty and the Beast
Select movie start time:
(Matinee is before 8 PM)
Start Time
12 PM
2 PM
4 PM
8 PM
10 PM
Select your age:
Age
59 and under
60 and over
Submit


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Snips - Devices{% endblock %} {% block page_content %} {% if MQTT == "NO" %}
Quick access to viewing important information about a snips device on the network.
You can manage system logs, snips toml file settings, snips services states, snips assistants, and general information about the device software and system.
Device ManagerAlso ready have a device setup, but the Web Admin did not auto find it - you can add it manually here.
Or you can plug in a newly setup device on the network, and choose to install the Snips services for a single device or a satellite snips device.
New DeviceView MQTT messages in real time. Filter devices to display only the messages you want to view.
This feature is great for debugging.
WatchBuild training data fast.
With just a few lines you can quickly build a set of different training sentences.
GenerateCheck the MQTT setup in the settings.toml file for this Web Admin.
Check to see that the MQTT is working.
Manage the list of devices known to Web Admin.
Settings


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Great job now that your file is uploaded, head over to the Navigation Bar
and Choose what you'd like to do today!! Hope you have a fun learning
experience with
Great job now that your file is uploaded, head over to the Navigation Bar
and Choose what you'd like to do today!! Hope you have a fun learning
experience with


Locations
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Skills
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Hi! I'm your classate Leonard, and its nice to meet you. I was born in Toledo, OH and was raised in the small town of Rossford, just south from T-Town. My mom is Denise and my stepdad is Charlie, and my dad is Larry. After graduation in 2009, I joined the US Army. I spent some time in Iraq, and luckily never went to the 'Stan. I did 4 years active duty before going reserves for another 4. While off active duty I met Brittaney, who would later agree to marry me. We married in 2015 with Rylee my stepdaughter being the flower girl. Our son Ronan was born in 2016. Since being off active duty I've been an Armed Security Guard, a reatail worker, and a commercial restoration tech. For me, Codefellows is an opprotunity to forge a better life for my family and myself.


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java.lang.Object org.apache.catalina.ssi.SSIProcessor
The entry point to SSI processing. This class does the actual parsing, delegating to the SSIMediator, SSICommand, and SSIExternalResolver as necessary[
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protected static int |
BUFFER_SIZE
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protected static java.lang.String |
COMMAND_END
The end pattern |
protected static java.lang.String |
COMMAND_START
The start pattern |
protected java.util.HashMap |
commands
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protected int |
debug
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protected SSIExternalResolver |
ssiExternalResolver
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SSIProcessor(SSIExternalResolver ssiExternalResolver,
int debug)
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protected void |
addBuiltinCommands()
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void |
addCommand(java.lang.String name,
SSICommand command)
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protected boolean |
charCmp(java.lang.String buf,
int index,
java.lang.String command)
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protected boolean |
isSpace(char c)
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protected java.lang.String[] |
parseParamNames(java.lang.StringBuffer cmd,
int start)
Parse a StringBuffer and take out the param type token. |
protected java.lang.String[] |
parseParamValues(java.lang.StringBuffer cmd,
int start,
int count)
Parse a StringBuffer and take out the param token. |
void |
process(java.io.Reader reader,
java.util.Date lastModifiedDate,
java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Process a file with server-side commands, reading from reader and writing the processed version to writer. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected static final java.lang.String COMMAND_START
protected static final java.lang.String COMMAND_END
protected static final int BUFFER_SIZE
protected SSIExternalResolver ssiExternalResolver
protected java.util.HashMap commands
protected int debug
| Constructor Detail |
public SSIProcessor(SSIExternalResolver ssiExternalResolver, int debug)
| Method Detail |
protected void addBuiltinCommands()
public void addCommand(java.lang.String name, SSICommand command)
public void process(java.io.Reader reader, java.util.Date lastModifiedDate, java.io.PrintWriter writer) throws java.io.IOException
reader
- the reader to read the file containing SSIs fromwriter
- the writer to write the file with the SSIs processed.
java.io.IOException
- when things go horribly awry. Should be unlikely since
the SSICommand usually catches 'normal' IOExceptions.protected java.lang.String[] parseParamNames(java.lang.StringBuffer cmd, int start)
requestHandler
cmd
- a value of type 'StringBuffer'
protected java.lang.String[] parseParamValues(java.lang.StringBuffer cmd, int start, int count)
requestHandler
cmd
- a value of type 'StringBuffer'
protected boolean charCmp(java.lang.String buf, int index, java.lang.String command)
protected boolean isSpace(char c)
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Siddaramaiah is a loner in Congress, says DCM
by DHNSDeputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan on Friday targeted Opposition leader Siddaramaiah, claiming that he has lost support from his own party and the Congress leaders have found an alternative to Siddaramaiah.
Speaking to reporters after visiting former Speaker K R Pet Krishna at his residence, here, Ashwath Narayan said, “The Congress leaders have cornered Siddaramaiah and now, he is all alone in the party. The party leaders have declared a war against Siddaramaiah and also found an alternative leader. There is no unity among them.”
‘Will win 15 seats’
Commenting on Siddaramaiah’s statement that the BJP will fail in the byelections and will not win even a segment, the DCM said, “It is the Congress party, which will fail. Not a single Congress candidate will win the bypolls. BJP will win all the 15 seats and complete the term.” .
The DCM questioned the use of voting for JD(S) or Congress candidates, when they cannot form the government. “The people will vote for BJP candidates. The BJP needs another six MLAs as the present strength of the Assembly is 222. Out of 224 seats, polls for two segments are
pending.”
JD(S)-Cong
JD(S) and Congress have declared a war among themselves and the party leaders have claimed that they will never join hands. There is no coordination between the JD(S) and Congress leaders, he claimed.
Representation
Expressing hope of BJP candidate K C Narayana Gowda winning the K R Pet Assembly segment, Ashwath Narayan said, “Mandya district needs representation in the state cabinet and there is a need for a representative from the district. The people of K R Pet will vote for BJP candidate.”