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As a child, I believed that all Christians were chumps.
Growing up in Orange County this meant that a LOT of my classmates fell into this category.
After all, these were rational human beings with healthy, developing brains that still gave credence to the notion that once a year, a man in a fur lined suit circumnavigated the globe in a sleigh powered by flying reindeer and touched down in every home leaving presents for good little girls and boys.
All physics aside, this theory still had gaping holes.
Why did rich kids get more presents than poor kids?
How does a complete stranger know your shoe size?
Isn’t that the same guy riding a giant electric shaver in those Circuit City commercials?
ELVES!?!??!
Clearly these poor simpletons had been duped. As the token Jew at my Montessori preschool I made it my business to let them know. I was of course promptly set aside and told that I wasn’t about to be the one who showed these fools the man behind the curtain.
Imagine my dismay when years later, whilst snooping through my mother’s things I happened upon a clear plastic box filled with human teeth.
It was labeled ‘William.’
Right next to it was another one filled with even more teeth.
It was labeled ‘Edward.’
This couldn’t be happening. I was sure my Mother would have a reasonable explanation. I needed answers.
‘Is the Toothfairy real?’ I asked.
She smiled and looked me directly in the eye ‘What do you think?’
‘I’m worried it might not be……I mean….No….No I don’t think it is…..I found a box of my teeth….’ I admitted.
Then I cried.
Was this really possible? Was I no better off then the yuletide celebrating schmucks I so pitied?
Moreover, what else had I been lied to about?
I think about this every Passover, when we send a child to open up the door for Elijah and take turns sipping from a cup of wine.


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I came across static site generatores a while back and I found myself curious to try one but lacking the time or serious motivation to actually do something about it. Found myself out of excuses and therefore decided to go ahead and try it out only knowing that I wanted something ruby based. After some research and too much what can only be referred to as too much browsing it came down to Jekyll, Nanoc or Octopress…well I guess strictly speaking Nanoc versus Octopress and jekyll. Nanoc promised versatility but didn’t provide a clear path to deployment. Jekyll and Octopress were both geared towards blogging provided a much clearer path to deployment via github and/or heroku which is a huge plus.
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Chapter 4 Communication
4.1 Lab meetings
Lab meetings are a primary means of catching up, setting context, sharing results, getting feedback, making decisions, and planning. We have lab meetings on average every fortnight, but the exact schedule is determined on a week by week basis. Attendance at lab meetings is expected; however, we know that it is difficult to organise a time that suits everyone, and other factors may affect your ability to attend individual meetings.
The main structure of the lab meeting is:
- Each lab member gives a brief (1–2 min) update on where they are at. The purpose is to check in and make sure everyone is OK, and identify any road blocks that will need to be addressed outside the meeting.
- Any lab members that have results to present do so. Often this will just be a casual presentation, so only a brief outline of background and method is needed, and discussion should focus on the results and their interpretation (the science). However, lab members may also practice a presentation, in which case they may also welcome feedback on the presentation itself.
- Sometimes, we will have discussion of lab issues affecting the group (e.g., in the past we have discussed the format of project directories, norms for pre-registation, and the lab logo).
So that the lab meetings run efficiently and are enjoyable, there are some expectations of all members:
Everyone takes part in lab discussion; even if something is not in your area, you should be able to say something about it (or say why you can’t say something about it). This is to have you practice giving feedback, and to clarify your own understanding of different areas.
A corollary to 1. is: give other lab members room to talk, and try not to dominate the conversation.
- A good heuristic is to follow the Griceam maxims
- The maxim of quantity, where one tries to be as informative as one possibly can, and gives as much information as is needed, and no more.
- The maxim of quality, where one tries to be truthful, and does not give information that is false or that is not supported by evidence.
- The maxim of relation, where one tries to be relevant, and says things that are pertinent to the discussion. The maxim of manner, when one tries to be as clear, as brief, and as orderly as one can in what one says, and where one avoids obscurity and ambiguity.
What does this mean in practice? Think before speaking, don’t dominate the conversation (see 2. above), and make immediately useful suggestions (you can always suggest getting coffee afterwards if you have some more expansive and philosophical points to make)
If you are presenting, some of the discussion might be in the form of feedback. Remember, feedback is not criticism, and should not be taken as such. Indeed, it would be good to get into the practice of asking for feedback, as you can only learn from feedback.
4.2 Slack
We use Slack for chats and conversations. An advantage is that we can easily include future collaborators (including future students) and they easily have access to history of the project. Warning: there are no guarantess about the search/archiving facilities of Slack. Slack should notnserve as a permanent record of scientific (or other) discussion. (Note, though, that we do use it to keep some pinned info). Summaries of discussions (especially important for remembering and understanding why we made the decisions we did, which we will need to justify in papers) should go into google docs/dropbox/whatever.
4.3 Email
Use email primarily for correspondence of a more formal nature. It’s much easier to Slack than to email, so please use Slack in first instance unless business is of formal nature (e.g., relating to enrolment/formal issues), or you are forwarding along some other info.
4.4 Google docs
You should be using something like google docs or dropbox (or even a github wiki) as a record of meetings and decisions made. This is where you might also make notes of conversations from Slack (even just cut and paste important convos that you can’t otherwise incorporate as comments on papers or put into effect immediately).
4.5 Github wiki
Once folks are up to scratch with git + GitHub, we will explore using issues on GitHub as a way of managing specific tasks. It looks like it might be quite unwieldy, but is used by other labs to track things.


public class AllPlants extends Window
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
createBox(Plant p)
Creates a Plants box including its image, add button, and info button.
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void |
createSearch()
Used to create searching area for when the user looks up plants
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javafx.scene.Scene |
getScene()
Abstract.
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void |
handleButtonEffect(javafx.scene.control.Button b)
Sets attributes for Buttons and handles mouse effects
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void |
moreCharacters()
Adds a Text announcing the user needs to add more characters to search.
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void |
noSuchPlant()
Adds a Text announcing there are not plants.
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void |
pageCreation(java.util.ArrayList<Plant> PlantList)
Fills the flowPane with the Plants depending upon what page the user is on
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void |
populateFlowPane()
Populates the searchbox.
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void |
populateOptions(java.lang.String query)
Populates an ArrayList of all the potential plants user wants from
search.
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void |
showDefault()
Showcases the default amount of plants for AllPlants.
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getEnum, getModel, getSession, getTitle, getWindowHeight, getWindowWidth, refresh, setTitle, stop, switchToWindow
public AllPlants(Model m)
public void createSearch()
public void populateOptions(java.lang.String query)
query
- public void populateFlowPane()
letter
- The letter chosen from the drop downpublic void showDefault()
public void pageCreation(java.util.ArrayList<Plant> PlantList)
PlantList
- public void noSuchPlant()
public void moreCharacters()
public void createBox(Plant p)
Plant
- public void handleButtonEffect(javafx.scene.control.Button b)
b
- Button


vk.methods.friends module¶
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class
vk.methods.friends.
Friends
(vk: VK, category: str)¶ Bases:
vk.methods.base.BaseMethod
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async
add
(user_id: int = None, text: str = None, follow: bool = None)¶ Approves or creates a friend request. :param user_id: ID of the user whose friend request will be approved or to whom a friend request will be sent. :param text: Text of the message (up to 500 characters) for the friend request, if any. :param follow: ‘1’ to pass an incoming request to followers list.
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are_friends
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async
delete
(user_id: int = None)¶ Declines a friend request or deletes a user from the current user’s friend list. :param user_id: ID of the user whose friend request is to be declined or who is to be deleted from the current user’s friend list.
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async
delete_all_requests
()¶ Marks all incoming friend requests as viewed.
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delete_list
(list_id: int = None)¶ Deletes a friend list of the current user. :param list_id: ID of the friend list to delete.
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edit
(user_id: int = None, list_ids: list = None)¶ Edits the friend lists of the selected user. :param user_id: ID of the user whose friend list is to be edited. :param list_ids: IDs of the friend lists to which to add the user.
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async
edit_list
(name: str = None, list_id: int = None, user_ids: list = None, add_user_ids: list = None, delete_user_ids: list = None)¶ Edits a friend list of the current user. :param name: Name of the friend list. :param list_id: Friend list ID. :param user_ids: IDs of users in the friend list. :param add_user_ids: (Applies if ‘user_ids’ parameter is not set.), User IDs to add to the friend list. :param delete_user_ids: (Applies if ‘user_ids’ parameter is not set.), User IDs to delete from the friend list.
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async
get
(user_id: int = None, order: str = None, list_id: int = None, count: int = None, offset: int = None, fields: list = None, name_case: str = None, ref: str = None)¶ Returns a list of user IDs or detailed information about a user’s friends. :param user_id: User ID. By default, the current user ID. :param order: Sort order: , ‘name’ — by name (enabled only if the ‘fields’ parameter is used), ‘hints’ — by rating, similar to how friends are sorted in My friends section, , This parameter is available only for [vk.com/dev/standalone|desktop applications]. :param list_id: ID of the friend list returned by the [vk.com/dev/friends.getLists|friends.getLists] method to be used as the source. This parameter is taken into account only when the uid parameter is set to the current user ID. This parameter is available only for [vk.com/dev/standalone|desktop applications]. :param count: Number of friends to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of friends. :param fields: Profile fields to return. Sample values: ‘uid’, ‘first_name’, ‘last_name’, ‘nickname’, ‘sex’, ‘bdate’ (birthdate), ‘city’, ‘country’, ‘timezone’, ‘photo’, ‘photo_medium’, ‘photo_big’, ‘domain’, ‘has_mobile’, ‘rate’, ‘contacts’, ‘education’. :param name_case: Case for declension of user name and surname: , ‘nom’ — nominative (default) , ‘gen’ — genitive , ‘dat’ — dative , ‘acc’ — accusative , ‘ins’ — instrumental , ‘abl’ — prepositional :param ref:
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async
get_app_users
()¶ Returns a list of IDs of the current user’s friends who installed the application.
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async
get_by_phones
(phones: list = None, fields: list = None)¶ Returns a list of the current user’s friends whose phone numbers, validated or specified in a profile, are in a given list. :param phones: List of phone numbers in MSISDN format (maximum 1000). Example: “+79219876543,+79111234567” :param fields: Profile fields to return. Sample values: ‘nickname’, ‘screen_name’, ‘sex’, ‘bdate’ (birthdate), ‘city’, ‘country’, ‘timezone’, ‘photo’, ‘photo_medium’, ‘photo_big’, ‘has_mobile’, ‘rate’, ‘contacts’, ‘education’, ‘online, counters’.
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async
get_lists
(user_id: int = None, return_system: bool = None)¶ Returns a list of the user’s friend lists. :param user_id: User ID. :param return_system: ‘1’ — to return system friend lists. By default: ‘0’.
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async
get_mutual
(source_uid: int = None, target_uid: int = None, target_uids: list = None, order: str = None, count: int = None, offset: int = None)¶ Returns a list of user IDs of the mutual friends of two users. :param source_uid: ID of the user whose friends will be checked against the friends of the user specified in ‘target_uid’. :param target_uid: ID of the user whose friends will be checked against the friends of the user specified in ‘source_uid’. :param target_uids: IDs of the users whose friends will be checked against the friends of the user specified in ‘source_uid’. :param order: Sort order: ‘random’ — random order :param count: Number of mutual friends to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of mutual friends.
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async
get_online
(user_id: int = None, list_id: int = None, online_mobile: bool = None, order: str = None, count: int = None, offset: int = None)¶ Returns a list of user IDs of a user’s friends who are online. :param user_id: User ID. :param list_id: Friend list ID. If this parameter is not set, information about all online friends is returned. :param online_mobile: ‘1’ — to return an additional ‘online_mobile’ field, ‘0’ — (default), :param order: Sort order: ‘random’ — random order :param count: Number of friends to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of friends.
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async
get_recent
(count: int = None)¶ Returns a list of user IDs of the current user’s recently added friends. :param count: Number of recently added friends to return.
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async
get_requests
(offset: int = None, count: int = None, extended: bool = None, need_mutual: bool = None, out: bool = None, sort: int = None, need_viewed: bool = None, suggested: bool = None, ref: str = None, fields: list = None)¶ Returns information about the current user’s incoming and outgoing friend requests. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of friend requests. :param count: Number of friend requests to return (default 100, maximum 1000). :param extended: ‘1’ — to return response messages from users who have sent a friend request or, if ‘suggested’ is set to ‘1’, to return a list of suggested friends :param need_mutual: ‘1’ — to return a list of mutual friends (up to 20), if any :param out: ‘1’ — to return outgoing requests, ‘0’ — to return incoming requests (default) :param sort: Sort order: ‘1’ — by number of mutual friends, ‘0’ — by date :param need_viewed: :param suggested: ‘1’ — to return a list of suggested friends, ‘0’ — to return friend requests (default) :param ref: :param fields:
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async
get_suggestions
(filter: list = None, count: int = None, offset: int = None, fields: list = None, name_case: str = None)¶ Returns a list of profiles of users whom the current user may know. :param filter: Types of potential friends to return: ‘mutual’ — users with many mutual friends , ‘contacts’ — users found with the [vk.com/dev/account.importContacts|account.importContacts] method , ‘mutual_contacts’ — users who imported the same contacts as the current user with the [vk.com/dev/account.importContacts|account.importContacts] method :param count: Number of suggestions to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of suggestions. :param fields: Profile fields to return. Sample values: ‘nickname’, ‘screen_name’, ‘sex’, ‘bdate’ (birthdate), ‘city’, ‘country’, ‘timezone’, ‘photo’, ‘photo_medium’, ‘photo_big’, ‘has_mobile’, ‘rate’, ‘contacts’, ‘education’, ‘online’, ‘counters’. :param name_case: Case for declension of user name and surname: , ‘nom’ — nominative (default) , ‘gen’ — genitive , ‘dat’ — dative , ‘acc’ — accusative , ‘ins’ — instrumental , ‘abl’ — prepositional
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async
search
(user_id: int = None, q: str = None, fields: list = None, name_case: str = None, offset: int = None, count: int = None)¶ Returns a list of friends matching the search criteria. :param user_id: User ID. :param q: Search query string (e.g., ‘Vasya Babich’). :param fields: Profile fields to return. Sample values: ‘nickname’, ‘screen_name’, ‘sex’, ‘bdate’ (birthdate), ‘city’, ‘country’, ‘timezone’, ‘photo’, ‘photo_medium’, ‘photo_big’, ‘has_mobile’, ‘rate’, ‘contacts’, ‘education’, ‘online’, :param name_case: Case for declension of user name and surname: ‘nom’ — nominative (default), ‘gen’ — genitive , ‘dat’ — dative, ‘acc’ — accusative , ‘ins’ — instrumental , ‘abl’ — prepositional :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of friends. :param count: Number of friends to return.
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot module¶
Routines for reading in GADGET/GIZMO snapshots.
- @author: Zach Hafen, Phil Hopkins, Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere,
- and maybe others (this file’s been passed around a lot).
@contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@status: Development
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
check_if_filename_exists
(sdir, snum, snapshot_name='snapshot', extension='.hdf5', four_char=0)[source]¶ Check if a file name exists, and if so return information about it.
Parameters: Returns: If true, the filename was found. fname_base_found (str): The base for the found filename. fname_ext (str): The extension for the found filename.
Return type: fname_found (bool)
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
gas_temperature
(u, num_e, keV=0)[source]¶ Returns gas particles temperature in Kelvin. Originally from PFH’s gadget lib (maybe somewhere else before?).
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
get_snapshot_filepaths
(sdir, snum)[source]¶ Get the filepath(s) to a snapshot located in a specified directory.
Parameters: Returns: Filepath(s) to the snapshot files.
Return type: filepaths (list of strs)
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
load_gadget_binary_header
(f)[source]¶ Get the header information for a binary snapshot file.
Parameters: f (binary file) – The file to read the information from. Returns: A dictionary of info contained in the header. Return type: header_info (dict)
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
read_snapshot
(sdir, snum, ptype, load_additional_ids=False, cosmological=True)[source]¶ Note: This is created as a function, not a class, because I’m encountering memory issues that may be related to classes persisting in memory. – Zach Hafen
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galaxy_dive.read_data.snapshot.
readsnap
(sdir, snum, ptype, load_additional_ids=0, snapshot_name='snapshot', extension='.hdf5', h0=0, cosmological=0, skip_bh=0, four_char=0, header_only=0, loud=0)[source]¶ Reads in a particle snapshot.
Parameters: - sdir (str) – Simulation directory to load from.
- snum (int) – Snapshot to load.
- ptype (int) – Particle type to load. Typically, 0=gas, 1=hi-res dark matter, 2=low-res dark matter, 4=stars.
- load_additional_ids (bool) – Whether or not to also load the fields ‘ParticleChildIDsNumber’ and ‘ParticleIDGenerationNumber’.
- snapshot_name (str) – The base name for the snapshot.
- extension (str) – The extension for the snapshot.
- h0 (bool) – If True, use present day values.
- cosmological (bool) – If True, convert from comoving to physical units, and return in physical units, with factors of h accounted for.
- skip_bh (bool) – If True, don’t read BH-specific fields for particles of type 5.
- four_char (bool) – If True, then snapshot files have 4 digits, instead of three (e.g. 0020 instead of 020)
- header_only (bool) – If True, return only the header, in stead of the full data.
- loud (bool) – If True, print additional information.
Returns: A dictionary of numpy arrays containing the particle data.
Return type: P (dict)


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PERCENTILE_CONT Window Function
PERCENTILE_CONT is an inverse distribution function that assumes a continuous distribution model. It takes a percentile value and a sort specification, and returns an interpolated value that would fall into the given percentile value with respect to the sort specification.
PERCENTILE_CONT computes a linear interpolation between values after ordering them.
Using the percentile value (P)
and the number of not null rows
(N)
in the aggregation group, the function computes the row number after
ordering the rows according to the sort specification. This row number (RN)
is computed according to the formula RN = (1+ (P*(N-1))
. The final result
of the aggregate function is computed by linear interpolation between the values from
rows at row numbers CRN = CEILING(RN)
and FRN = FLOOR(RN)
.
The final result will be as follows.
If (CRN = FRN = RN)
then the result is (value of expression from
row at RN)
Otherwise the result is as follows:
(CRN - RN) * (value of expression for row at FRN) + (RN - FRN) * (value of
expression for row at CRN)
.
You can specify only the PARTITION clause in the OVER clause. If PARTITION is specified, for each row, PERCENTILE_CONT returns the value that would fall into the specified percentile among a set of values within a given partition.
PERCENTILE_CONT is a compute-node only function. The function returns an error if the query doesn't reference a user-defined table or Amazon Redshift system table.
Syntax
PERCENTILE_CONT ( percentile ) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY expr) OVER ( [ PARTITION BY expr_list ] )
Arguments
- percentile
-
Numeric constant between 0 and 1. Nulls are ignored in the calculation.
- WITHIN GROUP ( ORDER BY expr)
-
Specifies numeric or date/time values to sort and compute the percentile over.
- OVER
-
Specifies the window partitioning. The OVER clause cannot contain a window ordering or window frame specification.
- PARTITION BY expr
-
Optional argument that sets the range of records for each group in the OVER clause.
Returns
The return type is determined by the data type of the ORDER BY expression in the WITHIN GROUP clause. The following table shows the return type for each ORDER BY expression data type.
| Input Type | Return Type |
|---|---|
| INT2, INT4, INT8, NUMERIC, DECIMAL | DECIMAL |
| FLOAT, DOUBLE | DOUBLE |
| DATE | DATE |
| TIMESTAMP | TIMESTAMP |
Usage Notes
If the ORDER BY expression is a DECIMAL data type defined with the maximum precision of 38 digits, it is possible that PERCENTILE_CONT will return either an inaccurate result or an error. If the return value of the PERCENTILE_CONT function exceeds 38 digits, the result is truncated to fit, which causes a loss of precision. If, during interpolation, an intermediate result exceeds the maximum precision, a numeric overflow occurs and the function returns an error. To avoid these conditions, we recommend either using a data type with lower precision or casting the ORDER BY expression to a lower precision.
For example, a SUM function with a DECIMAL argument returns a default precision of 38 digits. The scale of the result is the same as the scale of the argument. So, for example, a SUM of a DECIMAL(5,2) column returns a DECIMAL(38,2) data type.
The following example uses a SUM function in the ORDER BY clause of a PERCENTILE_CONT function. The data type of the PRICEPAID column is DECIMAL (8,2), so the SUM function returns DECIMAL(38,2).
select salesid, sum(pricepaid), percentile_cont(0.6) within group (order by sum(pricepaid) desc) over() from sales where salesid < 10 group by salesid;
To avoid a potential loss of precision or an overflow error, cast the result to a DECIMAL data type with lower precision, as the following example shows.
select salesid, sum(pricepaid), percentile_cont(0.6) within group (order by sum(pricepaid)::decimal(30,2) desc) over() from sales where salesid < 10 group by salesid;
Examples
See PERCENTILE_CONT Window Function Examples.


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Building VPP web applications¶
Vpp includes a versatile http/https “static” server plugin. We quote the word static in the previous sentence because the server is easily extended. This note describes how to build a Hugo site which includes both monitoring and control functions.
Let’s assume that we have a vpp data-plane plugin which needs a monitoring and control web application. Here’s how to build one.
Step 1: Add URL handlers¶
Individual URL handlers are pretty straightforward. You can return just about anything you like, but as we work through the example you’ll see why returning data in .json format tends to work out pretty well.
static int
handle_get_status (http_builtin_method_type_t reqtype,
u8 * request, http_session_t * hs)
{
my_main_t *mm = &my_main;
u8 *s = 0;
/* Construct a .json reply */
s = format (s, "{\"status\": {");
s = format (s, " \"thing1\": \"%s\",", mm->thing1_value_string);
s = format (s, " \"thing2\": \"%s\",", mm->thing2_value_string);
/* ... etc ... */
s = format (s, " \"lastthing\": \"%s\"", mm->last_value_string);
s = format (s, "}}");
/* And tell the static server plugin how to send the results */
hs->data = s;
hs->data_offset = 0;
hs->cache_pool_index = ~0;
hs->free_data = 1; /* free s when done with it, in the framework */
return 0;
}
Words to the Wise: Chrome has a very nice set of debugging tools. Select “More Tools -> Developer Tools”. Right-hand sidebar appears with html source code, a javascript debugger, network results including .json objects, and so on.
Note: .json object format is intolerant of both missing and extra commas, missing and extra curly-braces. It’s easy to waste a considerable amount of time debugging .json bugs.
Step 2: Register URL handlers with the server¶
Call http_static_server_register_builtin_handler() as shown. It’s likely but not guaranteed that the static server plugin will be available.
int
plugin_url_init (vlib_main_t * vm)
{
void (*fp) (void *, char *, int);
/* Look up the builtin URL registration handler */
fp = vlib_get_plugin_symbol ("http_static_plugin.so",
"http_static_server_register_builtin_handler");
if (fp == 0)
{
clib_warning ("http_static_plugin.so not loaded...");
return -1;
}
(*fp) (handle_get_status, "status.json", HTTP_BUILTIN_METHOD_GET);
(*fp) (handle_get_run, "run.json", HTTP_BUILTIN_METHOD_GET);
(*fp) (handle_get_reset, "reset.json", HTTP_BUILTIN_METHOD_GET);
(*fp) (handle_get_stop, "stop.json", HTTP_BUILTIN_METHOD_GET);
return 0;
}
Make sure to start the http static server before calling plugin_url_init(…), or the registrations will disappear.
Step 3: Install Hugo, pick a theme, and create a site¶
Please refer to the Hugo documentation.
See the Hugo Quick Start Page. Prebuilt binary artifacts for many different environments are available on the Hugo release page.
To pick a theme, visit the Hugo Theme site. Decide what you need your site to look like. Stay away from complex themes unless you’re prepared to spend considerable time tweaking and tuning.
The “Introduction” theme is a good choice for a simple site, YMMV.
Step 4: Create a “rawhtml” shortcode¶
Once you’ve initialized your new site, create the directory

{{.Inner}}
This is a key trick which allows a static Hugo site to include javascript code.
Step 5: create Hugo content which interacts with vpp¶
Now it’s time to do some web front-end coding in javascript. Of course, you can create static text, images, etc. as described in the Hugo documentation. Nothing changes in that respect.
To include dynamically-generated data in your Hugo pages, splat down some
{{< rawhtml >}}

<input type="button" value="Run" onclick="runButtonClick()">
<input type="button" value="Reset" onclick="resetButtonClick()">
<input type="button" value="Stop" onclick="stopButtonClick()">

{{< /rawhtml >}}
Time for some javascript code to interact with vpp:
{{< rawhtml >}}

{{< /rawhtml >}}
At this level, javascript coding is pretty simple. Unless you know exactly what you’re doing, please follow the async function / await pattern shown above.
Step 6: compile the website¶
At the top of the website workspace, simply type “hugo”. The compiled website lands in the “public” subdirectory.
You can use the Hugo static server - with suitable stub javascript code - to see what your site will eventually look like. To start the hugo static server, type “hugo server”. Browse to “http://localhost:1313”.
Step 7: configure vpp¶
In terms of command-line args: you may wish to use poll-sleep-usec 100 to keep the load average low. Totally appropriate if vpp won’t be processing a lot of packets or handling high-rate http/https traffic.
unix {
...
poll-sleep-usec 100
startup-config ... see below ...
...
}
If you wish to provide an https site, configure tls. The simplest tls configuration uses a built-in test certificate - which will annoy Chrome / Firefox - but it’s sufficient for testing:
tls {
use-test-cert-in-ca
}
vpp startup configuration¶
Enable the vpp static server by way of the startup config mentioned above:
http static server www-root /myhugosite/public uri tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>/2345 cache-size 5m fifo-size 8192
The www-root must be specified, and must correctly name the compiled hugo site root. If your Hugo site is located at /myhugosite, specify “www-root /myhugosite/public” in the “http static server” stanza. The uri shown above binds to TCP port 2345.
If you’re using https, use a uri like “tls://<IP_ADDRESS>/443” instead of the uri shown above.
You may want to add a Linux host interface to view the full-up site locally:
create tap host-if-name lstack host-ip4-addr <IP_ADDRESS>/24
set int ip address tap0 <IP_ADDRESS>/24
set int state tap0 up


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JSON Pointer (RFC 6901) implementation for retrieving objects from a json-c object tree. More...
Functions | |
| int | json_pointer_get (struct json_object *obj, const char *path, struct json_object **res) |
| int | json_pointer_getf (struct json_object *obj, struct json_object **res, const char *path_fmt,...) |
| int | json_pointer_set (struct json_object **obj, const char *path, struct json_object *value) |
| int | json_pointer_setf (struct json_object **obj, struct json_object *value, const char *path_fmt,...) |
JSON Pointer (RFC 6901) implementation for retrieving objects from a json-c object tree.
| int json_pointer_get | ( | struct json_object * | obj, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| struct json_object ** | res | ||
| ) |
Retrieves a JSON sub-object from inside another JSON object using the JSON pointer notation as defined in RFC 6901 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901
The returned JSON sub-object is equivalent to parsing manually the 'obj' JSON tree ; i.e. it's not a new object that is created, but rather a pointer inside the JSON tree.
Internally, this is equivalent to doing a series of 'json_object_object_get()' and 'json_object_array_get_idx()' along the given 'path'.
Note that the 'path' string supports 'printf()' type arguments, so, whatever is added after the 'res' param will be treated as an argument for 'path' Example: json_pointer_get(obj, "/foo/%d/%s", &res, 0, bar) This means, that you need to escape '' with '%' (just like in printf())
| obj | the json_object instance/tree from where to retrieve sub-objects |
| path | a (RFC6901) string notation for the sub-object to retrieve |
| res | a pointer where to store a reference to the json_object associated with the given path |
| int json_pointer_getf | ( | struct json_object * | obj, |
| struct json_object ** | res, | ||
| const char * | path_fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
| ) |
This is a variant of 'json_pointer_get()' that supports printf() style arguments.
Example: json_pointer_getf(obj, res, "/foo/%d/%s", 0, bak) This also means that you need to escape '' with '%' (just like in printf())
Please take into consideration all recommended 'printf()' format security aspects when using this function.
| obj | the json_object instance/tree to which to add a sub-object |
| res | a pointer where to store a reference to the json_object associated with the given path |
| path_fmt | a printf() style format for the path |
| int json_pointer_set | ( | struct json_object ** | obj, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| struct json_object * | value | ||
| ) |
Sets JSON object 'value' in the 'obj' tree at the location specified by the 'path'. 'path' is JSON pointer notation as defined in RFC 6901 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901
Note that 'obj' is a double pointer, mostly for the "" (empty string) case, where the entire JSON object would be replaced by 'value'. In the case of the "" path, the object at '*obj' will have it's refcount decremented with 'json_object_put()' and the 'value' object will be assigned to it.
For other cases (JSON sub-objects) ownership of 'value' will be transferred into '*obj' via 'json_object_object_add()' & 'json_object_array_put_idx()', so the only time the refcount should be decremented for 'value' is when the return value of 'json_pointer_set()' is negative (meaning the 'value' object did not get set into '*obj').
That also implies that 'json_pointer_set()' does not do any refcount incrementing. (Just that single decrement that was mentioned above).
Note that the 'path' string supports 'printf()' type arguments, so, whatever is added after the 'value' param will be treated as an argument for 'path' Example: json_pointer_set(obj, "/foo/%d/%s", value, 0, bak) This means, that you need to escape '' with '%' (just like in printf())
| obj | the json_object instance/tree to which to add a sub-object |
| path | a (RFC6901) string notation for the sub-object to set in the tree |
| value | object to set at path |
| int json_pointer_setf | ( | struct json_object ** | obj, |
| struct json_object * | value, | ||
| const char * | path_fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
| ) |
This is a variant of 'json_pointer_set()' that supports printf() style arguments.
Example: json_pointer_setf(obj, value, "/foo/%d/%s", 0, bak) This also means that you need to escape '' with '%' (just like in printf())
Please take into consideration all recommended 'printf()' format security aspects when using this function.
| obj | the json_object instance/tree to which to add a sub-object |
| value | object to set at path |
| path_fmt | a printf() style format for the path |


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Issue 6054: Colors are always copied in rgb() format
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the HTML panel and there to the Style side panel
- Change the color display to Colors As Hex
- Inspect the blue
<div>
(#element
) above
- Right-click the
#element
rule and choose Copy Declaration
- Paste the copied string to a text editor
Expected result
#element {
width: 100px;
height: 100px;
background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(135deg, #788CFF, #B4C8FF);
}


EDM Name Generator
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Number of Names
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* A burner that works with cdrecord 2.01.01+
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BurnTab:
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AudioCD - Burns audio tracks on a CD.
MixCD - Burns one data session and audio tracks on a CD.

Burning Speed - Lets you choose what speed the burner should burn with.
Make Image - Make and saves an ISO image.
Burn - Burns the CD.
DataTab:
ISO9660 - Burns a pure ISO9660 cd
Joliet - Burns a ISO9660 with Joliet ext.
Windows 9x/ME - Burns a ISO9660 with support long filenames
BeOS - Not implented yet
Mac - Burns a hfs cd.
RockRidge - Burns a UNIX cd for singel users systems.
Real RockRidge - Burns a UNIX cd for multi users systems.
Change Volume Name - Change the Volume name on the active VRCD
Bootable CD - Lets you make Bootable CD:s just drop the select the boot file
BurnItNow will make an new file that exactly 2.88 Mb with your
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DONT DROP FILE THAT OVER 2.88 Mb!
AudioTab:
If you dont understand dont change any options
pad - If the track is a data track, 15 sectors of zeroed data
will be added to the end of this and each subsequent
data track. In this case, the pad option is super-
seded by the padsize= option. It will remain however as
a shorthand for padsize=15s. If the -pad option refers
to an audio track, cdrecord will pad the audio data to
be a multiple of 2352 bytes. The audio data padding is
done with binary zeroes which is equal to absolute
silence.
no fixate - The disk will only be fixated (i.e. a TOC for a CD-
Reader will be written). This may be used, if for some
reason the disk has been written but not fixated. This
option currently does not work with old TEAC drives
(CD-R50S and CD-R55S).
swab - If this flag is present, audio data is assumed to be in
byte-swapped (little-endian) order. Some types of CD-
Writers e.g. Yamaha, Sony and the new SCSI-3/mmc drives
require audio data to be presented in little-endian
order, while other writers require audio data to be
presented in the big-endian (network) byte order nor-
mally used by the SCSI protocol. Cdrecord knows if a
CD-Recorder needs audio data in big- or little-endian
order, and corrects the byte order of the data stream
to match the needs of the recorder. You only need the
-swab flag if your data stream is in Intel (little-
endian) byte order.
Note that the verbose output of cdrecord will show you
if swapping is necessary to make the byte order of the
input data fit the required byte order of the recorder.
Cdrecord will not show you if the -swab flag was actu-
ally present for a track.
preemp - If this flag is present, all TOC entries for subsequent
audio tracks will indicate that the audio data has been
sampled with 50/15 µsec preemphasis. The data, however
is not modified during the process of transferring from
file to disk. This option has no effect on data tracks.
CDRWTab:
Blank(list) - Choose blanktype.
Blank Speed - Choose the speed you want to blank with
Blank(Button) - Blank the CDRW
PrefsTab:
Devices - Choose burner.
DAO - Set Disk At Once mode. This currently only works with
MMC drives that support non raw Session At Once mode.
BurnProof - this option is implemented to support Buffer Underrun Proof writing with
drives that use the Sanyo BURN-Proof technology.
LogTab:
Shows some information and errormessages.
Links
BurnItNow project page
CDrecord
HaikuPorts cdrtools page
Bugs
There are a handful of issues to be fixed in BurnItNow, to see the current list or to report a new issue see the BurnItNow issues page at OSDrawer.net.
FAQ
Q: How do i report a bug?
A: File a bug report on the BurnItNow project page at OSDrawer.net
Q: Does my burner work with BurnItNow?
A: BurnItNow uses cdrecord to burn CDs, BurnItNow is just a frontend to cdrecord.
Check on the list at the bottom of this document.
BurnerList
This list is for cdrecord 2.01.01 if you got a newer version of cdrecord
it may support more burners. Your burner may be working even if its
not on this list.
[Begin cut from cdrecord 2.01.01]
Cdrecord is currently maintained with the following drives:
Plextor PX-W241040A
Plextor PX-W121032S
Plextor PX-W121032A
Plextor PX-W124
Plextor PX-W8220
Plextor PX-W4220
Plextor PX-R820
Plextor PX-R412C
Yamaha CRW-8832
Yamaha CRW-4416
Yamaha CDR-400
Ricoh MP-7040A
Ricoh MP-7040S
Ricoh MP-7060S (available only to Thomas Niederreiter and Heiko Eißfeld)
TEAC CD-R55S
TEAC CD-R58S
TEAC CD-W54E
Sanyo CDR-Bp2
Sony CDU948S
Sony CRX-140S (available only to Thomas Niederreiter and Heiko Eißfeld)
Sony CRX-145E
COMPRO/Matsushita/Panasonic CW-7502
Philips CDD-2000
Goldstar 8080
Freecom Traveller
Drives that have been reported to work or that should work:
Should work in this case means that Andy MCFadden listed them in http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/faq05.html to be identical to working drives:
ACER CR-1420C
ACER CDRW 6206A
AOPEN CRW9420 (Re-writeable)
BTC BCE 621E
COMPRO CW-7502
Dysan CR-622 ???? See Wearnes 622
Dysan CR-1622
DynaTec CDM-240J (see Pinnacle RCD-4x4)
DynaTec CDM-240 (use cdrecord driver=yamaha_cdr100 and report inquiry)
DynaTec CDM-400 (use cdrecord driver=yamaha_cdr100 and report inquiry)
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Smart & Friendly CD-R4012
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TEAC CD-W54E
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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Our tragedy today is a general; and universal physical fear so long sustained by now that we can even bear it. There are no longer problems of the spirit. There is only the question: When will I be blown up?"
William Faulkner, Nobel Prize Lecture, 1950
Faulkner wrote those lines in the years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in the early days of the Cold War, back when the threat of nuclear apocalypse was real and powerful. Today, that threat has subsided, leaving us free to concentrate on the problems of the spirit without fear of imminent destruction.
Unless, of course, you're in Hollywood.
In Hollywood, the question isn't "When will the world be blown up?" but "How can we blow up the world?" In the Decade of the Digital Disaster, Hollywood has the technical means to blow up the world a dozen times and still have everyone out of the theater in time to catch Seinfeld reruns. The only limits to the scope of the apocalypse are the imagination of the screenwriter and the creativity of the technical wizards. Together, they can wreak all sorts of havoc, whether with a large-scale asteroid or a small-scale virus.
The Matrix, if nothing else, deserves credit for the most creative apocalyptic scenario so far. The Matrix plays on two of the themes of the 1990's: the fear of an impending environmental collapse and the realization that people are getting stupider as their machines get smarter.  The Matrix.
What is the Matrix? Well, not to give away too much, but The Matrix is a giant planet wide virtual-reality simulation in which humanity exists. As long as you accept the reality you're given, you're in good shape. Once you question that reality, however, things start to happen. You're no longer completely bound by that reality. You can leap tall buildings in a single bound, for example. Of course, once you start doing that, the Men In Black come after you. (In The Matrix, the Men In Black have guns instead of neuralyzers, and they can leap bigger buildings than you can.)
The alternate universe of The Matrix is a fun place to be. It's rendition of the post-industrial apocalyptic landscape is stylish and as well-conceived as anything in genre classics like Aliens or The Terminator. It's populated by smart, resourceful villains and really scary-looking alien ships. It has a good sense of humor and some insanely well-choreographed action scenes. The Matrix has everything going for it except for one thing: it isn't very good.
The Matrix manages to be less than the sum of its parts. It starts out as a top-notch sci-fi thriller, in which super-hacker Neo (Keanu Reeves) learns the secrets of The Matrix and escapes its evil clutches. But The Matrix betrays its promising beginnings. The last half of the movie is just your standard cheesy superficial action movie. While it has very good computer-driven special effects and some cool stop-motion sequences, it's ultimately a tedious whirlwind journey where the clichés fly faster than the bullets. (Fans of the lets-put-down-our-guns and fight-man-to-man cliché and the fight-you-never-backed-away-from-anything-in your-life-fight cliché will feel at home in The Matrix.)
As in other movies in the Digital Disaster genre, the acting isn't that great. Most producers simply can't afford to hire talented actors and do high-tech effects at the same time. (Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise's rumored Minority Report project may be the exception that proves this rule.) Laurence Fishburne as Morpheus, leader of the human resistance, is the best of a bad lot, but does little other than provide atmosphere and profound-sounding speeches. Carrie-Anne Moss has the Michelle Yeoh love-interest-with-an-attitude role, but she does a lot better at acrobatic computer-enhanced fighting moves than dialogue. The rest of the pirate crew can't disguise . The rest of the pirate crew might as well have Starfleet red shirts on for all they add to the proceedings. Only Australian actor Hugo Weaving, as the leader of the Men In Black, makes any kind of impression.
Detractors of Keanu Reeves will enjoy The Matrix more than most. The Matrix seems designed to maximize Keanu's strengths and minimize his weaknesses, like talking. (Fittingly, Reeves does his best acting in a wonderful scene where he is deprived of the power of speech.) He does an awful lot of chopsocky, especially given his twig-boy physique. There's nothing especially horrible about his performance -- he's about as good here as he was in Speed, which may be about as good as he'll ever be -- but one gets the feeling that this is a movie that calls for more. Reeves has his entire reality ripped away, a situation that would be tailor-made for driving most people completely barking mad, but it doesn't seem to affect him that much. He doesn't even ask that many questions, even, accepting the new reality he's given with little curiosity.
But the real problem with The Matrix is not the weaknesses in the plot or the acting. Where The Matrix is very concerned with blowing things up, it pays little attention to the "problems of the spirit" that Faulkner defined. While there is some debate in the movie about whether a comfortable virtual existence is better than an arduous real existence, there's not a lot of human warmth or interplay in the movie. Everyone in the movie seems stiff, almost lacking in affect. It's almost as though everyone is trying hard not to outact Keanu (which must have been a strain). There are a lot of punches thrown in the latter half of the movie, but there's no emotional impact to counterbalance the fight scenes. We can gaze at amazement at the detail of the set design, and marvel at the technical artistry needed to create the movie, but without some form of emotional resonance, somewhere, it's not worth much. The Matrix promises us a good, filling meal but only serves us eye candy.
To quote Faulkner again, The Matrix "has forgotten the problems of the human heart in conflict with itself which alone can make good writing". Instead, it settles for a CGI conflict with an out-of-control video game. Nothing wrong with that, for people who like such things, but anyone looking for a real movie will leave The Matrix disappointed.
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by Francesco De MeoA new batch of Final Fantasy VII Remake screenshots has been released online today, showing more of the upcoming JRPG by Square Enix.
The new screenshots, which can be found below, showcase the Turks as well as members of Avalanche, Cloud's unique battle ability that allows him to switch between Assault and Brave modes, the Weapon Growth system, the Moogle summon and more
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The Final Fantasy VII Remake will expand the original's game in every possible way, with new story sequences and a brand new battle system that will also allow players to enjoy a unique take on the classic ATB battle system through Classic Mode. The E3 2019 demo showed how epic the game will be, with even the very first boss battle having been expanded greatly over the original.
The E3 2019 demo was short, but it made one thing clear: Square Enix is not pulling any punches with the Final Fantasy VII Remake, giving it their all to make the game the remake the original deserved. Everything works extremely well, from exploration to battle, so what remains to be seen is how the Midgar arc has been expanded for this episode. I was very skeptic before trying the demo, but now I am sure the FFVII Remake will be among the best Final Fantasy games ever released, and a far cry from Final Fantasy XV, which I did like but always felt it could have been so much more.
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Hi,

of course your right. I also inserted the solutions I had problems with and obtained the correct results. So there must be a bug in the rest of my code.

sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your help.

cheers

Martin

On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 21:27 +0200, Guido Tack wrote:

Martin Kreißig wrote:
> Alright. Thanks. But that is not the reason in my original code. I
> missed it when writing the example.
>
> How come you get 3 solutions? I get the following output (which are
> the correct solution inserted):
> {{-2,1}, {-1,5}, [2..3], {-4,3}, {-2,2}}
> {-2, -1, 3, -4, 2}
> {1, 5, 2, 3, -2}
Ok, so it's two solutions and one output for the initial domains. And
that's exactly the two solutions that your model has. What other
solution did you expect?
Cheers,
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- Uchikoshi, Y. (2005). Narrative development in bilingual kindergarteners: Can Arthur help? Developmental Psychology, 41(3), 464–478. doi: 10.1037/0012-16<IP_ADDRESS>4


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Wizzi schema wfjob
Exports
production
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| wfjob | wfjob |
Description
The root element of the wfjob schema.
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| modelsBaseFolder | models-base-folder | string | string |
The base path for the source models used by this "wfjob".
|
||
| destBaseFolder | dest-base-folder | string | string |
The base folder path for the generated artifacts.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| require | requires | one-to-many | |||
| model | models | one-to-many | |||
| line | lines | one-to-many | |||
| production | productions | one-to-many |
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| require | require |
Description
Requires a WizziFactoryPackage.
The IttfNodeValue is the package name.
If the package is not globally installed must be a fully qualified path.
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| model | model |
Description
A Wizzi model instance acting as a data context during the evaluation of another "model"
or during an artifact generation.
The IttfNodeValue is the name of the model.
The name of the model must be unique in a "wfjob"; it will become the default export name of the context
value that exposes the model during evaluations.
A "model" will be loaded once, and will be reused if
referenced in many evaluations.
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| src | src | string | string |
The path to the PrimaryIttfDocument of the "model".
When relative, the base path is the "modelsBaseFolder"
declared on the "wfjob" element.
|
||
| schema | schema | string | string |
The name of the WizziSchema that will validate the "model".
|
||
| dumpFile | dump-file | string | string |
A filepath where the loaded must be dumped for test.
The model must implement the toJson method. See the "exportTo" attribute in wizzischema root nodes.
When declared the loaded model is JSON.stringyfied and written
to the "dumpFile" filepath.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| modelRef | modelRefs | one-to-many | References to "model" instances acting as data context during this "model" evaluation. A "model" is referenced by its name. |
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| modelRef | model-ref |
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| exportName | export-name | string | string |
The name of the context property that will expose the loaded model during
an evaluation. Overrides the name of the "model" that is the default export name.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| transformer | transformers | one-to-many | A model may have one or more transformers. Transformers are chained and the output of a transformation is the input for the next one. | ||
| modelCollection | modelCollections | one-to-many | TODO This is a one-to-one relation, not yet implemented. Single items of a collection contained in the "model" may act as data contexts of artifacts where each collection item generates a separate artifact. |
Methods
| Signature | Statements |
|---|---|
|
wzinitialize
|
if this.modelCollections.length > 0;
|
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| modelCollection | model-coll |
Description
Single items of a collection contained in a "model" may act as data contexts
of artifacts where each collection item generates a separate artifact.
This element, contained in a "modelRef" element, specifies:
. the collection name: the IttfNodeValue of this element
. the export name of the collection item when acting as a data context: the "item-name" attribute
. the property names of the collection item that will be used to build the destination path
of the artifact: the "pathTemplateValues" child elements
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| itemName | item-name | string | string |
The export name of a collection item when acting as a data context.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pathTemplateValue | pathTemplateValues | one-to-many |
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| pathTemplateValue | path-template-value |
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| attribute | attribute | string | string |
The property of the context object (a collection item) containing the value which will replace
the "token" value in the generated artifact path template.
Is alternative to "function"
|
||
| function | function | string | string |
The function of the context object (a collection item) that returns the value which will replace
the "token" value in the generated artifact path template.
Is alternative to "attribute"
|
||
| token | token | string | string |
The token that will be replaced by the value returned accessing "attribute" or calling "function"
on a context object.
|
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| transformer | transformer |
Description
A model transformer
The IttfNodeValue is the transformer path {wizzischema}/{transformerName}
to be found in {wizziPackage}/artifacts/{wizzischema}/{transformerName}/trans/main.js
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| dumpFile | dump-file | string | string |
A filepath where the transformed model must be dumped for test.
When declared the transformed model is JSON.stringyfied and written
to the "dumpFile" filepath.
|
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| artifact | artifact |
Description
An artifact to be generated.
It is a child element of a "line" element.
Can be one of:
. A Wizzi model instance, acting as a template, which WizziSchema targets a code language technology.
. A swig template.
. A code write generation that takes in input a context of one or more WizziModels.
. A final artifact to be copied to a destination folder without transformations.
. A reference to another WfJob, to be executed before the current WfJob where the artifact is declared.
Context value objects for template transformations are declared in the "model" element, child of the "wfjob" root element
and may be referenced in the elements "modelRef", children of the "artifact" element.
The "src" or "destPath" attributes of an "artifact" element may contain tokens enclosed in graph parens.
When one of the "modelRef@" is a collection model, the artifact generation is repeated
for each item of the collection and the "src" or "destPath" attributes become the template of the destination path.
See the "pathTemplateValues" child elements of the "modelRef" for the values that will replace the tokens.
Example
artifact
dest-path app/db/{table}Datalayer.js.ittf
...
model-ref rdbms
model-coll tables
item-name table
path-template-value
attribute tableName
token table
model rdbms
...
the Wizzi model instance after loading rdbms: {
....
tables: [{
tableName: 'user',
...
},{
...
}]
}
will produce an artifact of path .../app/db/userDatalayer.js, and as many as the items in the tables collection.
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| src | src | string | string |
The path to the primary source document of the artifact.
If relative, the base path is the cwdFolder of the parent line.
Can be a glob pattern
If the artifact is a code write artifact the @src@ attribute must not be declared.
|
||
| ignore | ignore | string | string |
files returned by the src pattern to be ignored
Can be a glob pattern
|
||
| schema | schema | string | string |
When the artifact source is an Ittf document, is the schema that will load and validate the Wizzi model instance.
May be null if the artifact is a swig template or a final artifact.
|
||
| isWfJob | is-wf-job | boolean | false |
Indicator that the artifact source document is a wizzi factory job (WfJob).
The job will be executed before any other artifact production of the current WfJob.
This could be autodected from the schema, but autodetection would forbid other uses or transformations
of a "wfjob" model, so the indicator is required.
|
||
| generator | generator | string | string |
When the artifact is a Wizzi model instance, acting as a template is the name of
the artifact generator that will transform the template.
When the artifact is a 'swig template' must contain 'swig'.
When the artifact is a code write generation or a final artifact must be omitted.
|
||
| destPath | dest-path | string | string |
The artifact source file path (@src@) is the default relative destination path
of the generated artifact. When set, this attribute overrides the default.
It may be an absolute path.
If the artifact is a code write generation the @destPath@ attribute must be declared.
|
||
| extension | extension | string | string |
The document path extension of the generated artifact. Optional. The default is the #src# extension
without the ending '.ittf' string, if present.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| transformer | transformers | one-to-many | When the artifact source is an Ittf document, the loaded WizziModel may need one or more transformations before being passed to the artifact generator. Transformers are chained and the output of a transformation is the input for the next one. | ||
| modelRef | modelRefs | one-to-many | References to Wizzi model instances acting as transformation contexts for both wizzi and swig templates. When a final artifact must not be declared. |
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| line | line |
Description
A line is a group of artifacts having the same "cwdFolder".
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cwdFolder | cwd-folder | string | string |
The source folder of the artifact templates of this line.
|
||
| destFolder | dest-folder | string | string |
The destination folder of the generated artifacts of this line.
Overrides the attribute "destFolder" of the "production" element.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| artifact | artifacts | one-to-many | The artifacts of the "line" |
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| lineRef | line-ref |
Description
A reference to a line.
| Element | Tag | Super | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| production | production |
Description
A job execution unit that generates a set of Software artifacts
into one destination folder.
Attributes
| Name | Tag | Type | Default | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| destFolder | dest-folder | string | string |
The destination folder of the generated artifacts.
|
Relations
| Name | Role | Cardinality | Inherited | Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| modelRef | modelRefs | one-to-many | References to the context WizziWodels used by this "production". | ||
| lineRef | lineRefs | one-to-many | References to the "line(s)" to be generated. |
Methods
| Signature | Statements |
|---|---|
|
wzinitialize
|
set this.wfjob = this.wzParent;;
foreach modelRef in this.modelRefs;
set this.lines = [];;
foreach lineRef in this.lineRefs;
|


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RequireJS can be extended with plugins. The page at http://requirejs.org/docs/plugins.html outlines how to write your own, though there are a couple of useful ones which might come in handy:
noext
interrupts RequireJS's default behaviour of appending .js
onto all
required module paths when they haven't been explicitly named. This is useful if you're thinking of
blending ASP.NET's bundling with RequireJS and you'd like to pull in a dependency from a bundle
URL, which typically doesn't have an extension (and is a mission to configure to have an extension).
The caveat with this is that I haven't been successful with using a plugin in the path
or shim
configuration sections, so you'd have to write a little module to perform the
importtext
allows you to import external sources of text, such as an XML or JSON document. For
JSON data, you could just use the AJAX method of your framework of choice (ie, jQuery's
$.ajax, or $.get
or Angular's $http
or a plain old XmlHttpRequest
).
 Just remember that modules are only resolved once, so this is not
a viable option for getting JSON from a service. But it's fine for using JSON/XML to configure a project,
for example. Also remember that the content comes in in plain text, so you'll need to
JSON.parse
or $.parseJSON
JSON and use jQuery's $.parseHTML
/
$.parseXML
to parse those kind of documents respectively.json
like text
but does the parsing alreadyThere are others..
Plugin invocation is quite simple: the name of the plugin is prepended to the requirement with a bang, for example:
define(['text!data/config.json'], function(textData) { var config = JSON.parse(textData); });


SGPvP Custom Keys
This is a technical note for technically-minded users.
The SGPvP script can be configured to respond to almost any key on your keyboard, not only the ones available on the simplified QWERTY keyboard of the user interface. To do this, however, you have to edit the keymap by hand.
The keymap format
Use Key bindings → Import/Export keymap. Notice that the text that gets exported and imported is simply an object in JSON format, where property names are key codes, and values are strings in an internal format that won't be documented but isn't hard to figure out.
Formatted for legibility, an exported keymap looks like this:
{ "90": "setRetreatPoint", "88": "engage,20,m", "67": "disengage", "86": "nav", "66": "bots", "78": "testBots", "77": "damageBuilding,m", "65": "forceBots,1", "83": "forceBots,4", "68": "forceBots,8", "70": "fillTank", "75": "cloak", "76": "uncloak", "84": "testTargeting", "73": "configure", "81": "flyClose", "87": "exitFlyClose", "79": "undock", "80": "dock" }
The thing to realise is: this object can be edited and imported back, and the imported key codes need not be present on the simplified keyboard of the user interface. Any such codes won't be displayed by the user interface, but they will be listened for, and acted upon.
Example
Suppose you want to bind the action raid 12 rounds without missiles to the key F1.
The first thing you need is a way to determine the key codes of the keys on your keyboard. Try Cambia Research's interactive demostration thingie, or whatthekeycode.com when they get their domain sorted.
Then you need to figure out SGPvP's internal representation of the action you want. As this isn't documented, the best way to go about it is to have the script tell you: use the user interface to bind this action to a key on the simplified keyboard, and export the keymap.
If you bind the action above to, say, the space bar (key code 32), and export the keymap, you'll find the following entry in it:
"32":"raid,12,n"
All you have to do is change the key code to that of the F1 key (112 on this author's computer). So you edit that bit to read:
"112":"raid,12,n"
And then simply import the full keymap. That's it; do this for any obscure key you want to use.
Note: you cannot redefine the Esc key (code 27) this way. This key alone is reserved to open and close the configuration dialogue.


Customer
- Matches
- Possible matches
| Reference | Sent | Respond | Balance | Status |
|---|
PCN 723456789
Items
1
Prescription
£8.60
Penalty
£50
Surcharge
£0
Balance
£58.60
Paid
£0
Sent
25/05/2017
Respond
22/06/2017
Dispenser
FRN15
Exemption
(G) War Pension Exemption
Evidence
Seen
DWP
No
- Transactions
- Notes
| Date | User | Amount | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25/05/2017 | System | £58.60 | Payment request |
| 19/06/2017 | Agent | £0 | Adjustment |
| Date | Agent | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 31/05/2017 15.45 | Tim | Cust told to send evidence of exemption |
| 13/06/2017 10.30 | Joanne | Evidence not yet received, record held for 7 days |
| 19/06/2017 11.20 | Harrison | Customer called back to confirm evidence received and case closed |