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GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 02:01 AM
[telegram] <offshorecrypto> @Acura360 permission to post a video made on ARRR with Crypto Rich and myself ?
Crypto Rich stops by to talk financial privacy and pirate chain. Rich speaks of his background , how he got involved in crypto and especially the privacy asp...
As governments and companies invest more in security networks, hundreds of millions more surveillance cameras will be watching the world in 2021, mostly in China, according to a new report.
OMG! What have the teams at @AtomicDex + @KomodoPlatform done now?!! How can this be possible?
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GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 12:04 PM
[telegram] <Kriptodan Batan Adam> When kmd/usd on binance?
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 02:04 PM
[telegram] <yangwenri> why rise?
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 02:17 PM
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Komodo DEX has errors; It takes a long time to make the switch.
When I open the app, I have to add the coins again.
[telegram] <Acura360> Which version ? (re @CryptoFera: Komodo DEX has errors; It takes a long time to make the switch.
When I open the app, I have to add the coins again.)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Current version (re @Acura360: Which version ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Current version is for many users different ... because one user is updating, the others not (re @CryptoFera: Current version)
[telegram] <Acura360>
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Which do you recommend me? (re @Acura360: Current version is for many users different ... because one user is updating, the others not)
[telegram] <Acura360> Wait for the hotfix & new update
[telegram] <CryptoFera> (re @Acura360: Wait for the hotfix & new update)
[telegram] <Buralux>
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 03:04 PM
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> Experienced similiar issues. 1 of my swaps took over an hour and my activated coinlist was wiped out twice. Once after the latest update. (re @CryptoFera: Komodo DEX has errors; It takes a long time to make the switch.
When I open the app, I have to add the coins again.)
Komodo developers claim that it has created an implementation of its AtomicDEX that runs a full P2P node in the user’s web browser.
[telegram] <Acura360> Soon
[telegram] <RyanWeb82> TY
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 05:27 PM
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GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 05:43 PM
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> So, it says hush has its own blockchain. (re @Acura360: )
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> it does not mean that hush is a smart chain
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> but in komodo web site written as hush is a smartchain of komodo
[telegram] <Acura360> Every chain on Kmd is independent
[telegram] <FLINTME> Working (re @Acura360: )
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 06:30 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Every chain in Komodo ecosystem is it's own chain. Smart chains are their own chains and not dependent on Komodo or KMD. They share a codebase, generally referred to as a "runtime fork". This means they have different blockchains but maintain a level of interoperability where advances on Hush can be pushed to Komodo, and vice versa. They also use dPoW which secures their chain with hashed "notarizations" to Komodo and Bitcoin (re @Ggokhangark: So, it says hush has its own blockchain.)
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> thank you, now all is understandable. (re @Regnar: Every chain in Komodo ecosystem is it's own chain. Smart chains are their own chains and not dependent on Komodo or KMD. They share a codebase, generally referred to as a "runtime fork". This means they have different blockchains but maintain a level of interoperability where advances on Hush can be pushed to Komodo, and vice versa. They also use dPoW which secures their chain with hashed "notarizations" to Komodo and Bitcoin)
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 07:04 PM
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GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 07:36 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> It's important to understand that because it is a main difference we have with other platform like chains.
Ethereum: all tokens are on Ethereum chain, need to use ETH for gas, token nodes need to validate all other tokens and ETH (GB/s just to stay synced), restricted to the capability of ETH (TX/s, updates, etc) the whims of ETH developers/forks.
But they benefit by having an ecosystem of wallets, block explorers, and miners, can use a "DEX" between ERC20 tokens. They are generally safe from 51% attacks because they rely on ETH, but aren't safe because Ethereum has a history of reversing transactions they find unfavorable (ETC). And worse of all (though many see it as a price benefit for ETH) is all tokens need to use ETH as Gas, which means a single project like crypto kitties can stall the whole network and destroy your project, or just outright make it too expensive to send money. (re @Ggokhangark: thank you, now all is understandable.)(edited)
[telegram] <Regnar> Komodo: all coins have their own blockchains, use their own coins for TX fees, nodes only have to validate their own chain (helps decentralization, most of ETH nodes are on cloud services!!!) And you are NOT at the whims of Komodo developers. You can runtime fork the Komodo daemon and adopt or reject any technology or capability Komodo (or other smart chains) develops (oracles, tokens, channels, etc). So you benefit from the ecosystem of developers. We have multicoin wallets, true atomic swap DEXs, plug and play modules that do things Ethereum cant do, extra privacy features, quantum resistance, we can provide your own block explorer, you can customize your mining rewards/decay/premine if you want it, and your chain can use dPoW to protect against 51% attacks.
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 07:51 PM
[telegram] <CryptoFera> My orders on DEX are not being completed. Does not confirm. What is happening??
[telegram] <Acura360> Which Os ? (re @CryptoFera: My orders on DEX are not being completed. Does not confirm. What is happening??)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Android (re @Acura360: Which Os ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Ok can share your logs to our Developers - maybe they can find the bug - whats the screenmessage on your phone ? („Does not confirm“)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> I was blocked by the administrator, I cannot attach print to group (re @Acura360: Ok can share your logs to our Developers - maybe they can find the bug - whats the screenmessage on your phone ? („Does not confirm“))
[telegram] <Acura360> Try again (re @CryptoFera: I was blocked by the administrator, I cannot attach print to group)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> doesn't conclude
[telegram] <CryptoFera> does not complete the exchange
[telegram] <CryptoFera>
[telegram] <CryptoFera> I have more orders not completed
[telegram] <CryptoFera> after the last update that generated these issues
[telegram] <CryptoFera> after the last application update that caused these issues
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 08:17 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> There will be a new update
[telegram] <Acura360> Thank you for sharing your feedback
[telegram] <CryptoFera> (re @Acura360: There will be a new update)
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> Thank you for explanation. Appreciated a lot. (re @Regnar: Komodo: all coins have their own blockchains, use their own coins for TX fees, nodes only have to validate their own chain (helps decentralization, most of ETH nodes are on cloud services!!!) And you are NOT at the whims of Komodo developers. You can runtime fork the Komodo daemon and adopt or reject any technology or capability Komodo (or other smart chains) develops (oracles, tokens, channels, etc). So you benefit from the ecosystem of developers. We have multicoin wallets, true atomic swap DEXs, plug and play modules that do things Ethereum cant do, extra privacy features, quantum resistance, we can provide your own block explorer, you can customize your mining rewards/decay/premine if you want it, and your chain can use dPoW to protect against 51% attacks.)
GatewayBOT08-Dec-19 08:34 PM
[telegram] <BearTheTrader> Just today I was playing with bancor token, every freaking move is a fee, I used metamask like more than 10 times today and it is always crazy set because you never know how much it is going to cost you a txt and that is horrible (re @Regnar: It's important to understand that because it is a main difference we have with other platform like chains.
Ethereum: all tokens are on Ethereum chain, need to use ETH for gas, token nodes need to validate all other tokens and ETH (GB/s just to stay synced), restricted to the capability of ETH (TX/s, updates, etc) the whims of ETH developers/forks.
But they benefit by having an ecosystem of wallets, block explorers, and miners, can use a "DEX" between ERC20 tokens. They are generally safe from 51% attacks because they rely on ETH, but aren't safe because Ethereum has a history of reversing transactions they find unfavorable (ETC). And worse of all (though many see it as a price benefit for ETH) is all tokens need to use ETH as Gas, which means a single project like crypto kitties can stall the whole network and destroy your project, or just outright make it too expensive to send money.)
[telegram] <BearTheTrader> Anyways today I understood finally what the heck are these liquidity pools and what is a relay, in few words they have shared liquidity and in anyway solved part of the liquidity problem for tokens but they don't have the cross-chain power of Komodo that will make it the winner in the long run, the simplicity is something they lack too


Rest.li is a Java framework that allows you to easily create clients and servers that use a REST style of communication. Rest.li is based on an inversion-of-control model. The framework handles most of the data flow and client/server interaction transparently and calls code you supply at the appropriate time.
This document describes how to use Rest.li to build RESTful clients and servers. The first section introduces key architectural elements and provides an overview of the development process. The remainder of the document serves as a detailed reference to Rest.li features. It is not necessary to read this entire document before using Rest.li. Once you understand the basic principles, you can refer to specific sections in this guide when you have questions. If you just want to get started exploring a simple sample implementation, go to Quickstart Guide - a step-by-step tutorial on the basics.
Rest.li allows you to build and access RESTful servers and clients, without worrying too much about the details of HTTP or JSON. You simply define a data model (using an schema definition language) and resources (Java classes that supply or act on the appropriate data in response to HTTP requests), and Rest.li takes care of everything else. In this section, we’ll describe the flow of control and data between a Rest.li server and client. We’ll also look briefly at the development process, so you understand what tasks you need to do to develop Rest.li clients and servers, including what Rest.li does for you automatically.
The Rest.li server framework consists of libraries that provide annotations and helper classes for describing your resources, as well as an inversion-of-control dispatcher that handles incoming requests and automatically invokes the appropriate methods in your resources.
The following diagram provides a high-level view of the interaction and data flow between a Rest.li client and server. The yellow arrows indicate the flow of requests out of the client and into the server, while dark blue arrows represent the server’s response. You as a developer implement the Resource classes in the server. Rest.li provides the platform code and infrastructure for dispatching and handling requests. It also generates the Record Templates and RequestBuilder classes:
Rest.li is built on simple asynchronous APIs. These APIs allow both servers to run in non-blocking event based frameworks and allow client code to be written to make non-blocking calls. This approach has a couple major benefits. On the server, it means that our servers can be leaner and scale to high request throughput because we don’t need large, per request, thread pools. On the client, it makes it easy to stitch together multiple requests to servers in sophisticated flows where independent calls can be made in parallel.
Rest.li’s client implementation is Netty-based and is designed to work seamlessly with ParSeq to construct complex asynchronous request flows.
There are several server implementations:
See Asynchronous Resources for more details on how to handle requests using non-blocking request processing.
The remainder of this guide will assume use of the servlet server implementation.
Starting with the server (on the right in the diagram above), the following steps occur when a request is submitted to a Rest.li server:
We’ll look at what you, as a developer, need to do to support this data flow shortly. Although, you probably noticed that Rest.li does most of the work. The primary task of the developer is to define the data model to be supported by your server and implement the resource classes that can produce that data. Rest.li handles the details of routing requests, instantiating resource classes, and invoking methods on objects at the right time.
When writing resource classes, it is important to understand that Rest.li constructs a new instance of the appropriate resource class to handle each request. This means that resource objects cannot store state across multiple requests. Any long-lived resources should be managed separately (see Dependency Injection below).
Rest.li also provides support for writing clients. Clients issue requests by instantiating a RequestBuilder object that supports methods that allow details of the request to be specified. The RequestBuilder object generates a Request object that can be passed to Rest.li and sent to the server using the R2 transport layer. When the server responds (as detailed above), the client receives the request using the R2 transport, and Rest.li produces a RecordTemplate object (matching the object instantiated by the server) and provides the object to the client.
Both client and server work with the same Java representations of the server’s data model. Note that you do not need to use a Rest.li based client to communicate with a Rest.li server. However, Rest.li supports type-safe data exchange using Java interfaces when using Rest.li for both client and server.
Next, let’s briefly look at the basic development flow required to implement a client and server to support the data flow described in the previous section. Your tasks as a developer are basically to define your data model using a simple modeling language and to implement Java classes that act on or produce that data. Rest.li supports these tasks with a combination of base classes and code generation.
The following diagram illustrates the major steps in building servers and clients based on the Rest.li framework. The numbers in the diagram correspond to the sequence in which tasks are done. Blue boxes represent classes you will write, while green boxes represent components that are created by Rest.li’s code generators. Black arrows indicate a code generation process; red dashed lines indicate the use of classes that allow a server and clients to exchange data.
Let’s look at each step:
The Quickstart Guide provides a step-by-step walk through of this development process and demonstrates the nuts and bolts, including build scripts and other infrastructure required to execute these steps.


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- I had a nice chat with Frank Bonsal about education innovation in Baltimore County and Maryland.
- I sent the outline for the story I’m writing to Teaching Tolerance.
- I wrote another “What You Should Know This Week” for Educating Modern Learners (publication date: TBD).
- I’m keeping up with the superheroes MOOC. Go me.
- I am not keeping up with my daily Spanish practice on Duolingo. Oh well.
Reading and Viewing
- I saw Mad Max: Fury Road again. Twice.
- I finished reading Frank Pasquale’s The Black Box Society.
Family and Friends
- Kin and I saw both the kids while we were in Eugene. We also had lunch with Adam Wendt. (Kin saw other work colleagues too.)


public class Display
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static bwapi.Color |
BLOCKING_MINERAL_COLOR |
private static int |
BLOCKING_MINERAL_POINT_RADIUS |
private static bwapi.Color |
CONTENDED_TILEPOSITION_COLOR |
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GAME |
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LINE_HEIGHT |
private static bwapi.Color |
MAP_BONDARIES_COLOR |
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OFFSET_LEFT |
private static int |
POLYGON_VERTEX_RADIUS |
private static bwapi.Color |
RESERVED_SPACE_COLOR |
private static int |
TILE_SIZE |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Display() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
drawTile(int posX,
int posY,
int tileWidth,
int tileHeight,
bwapi.Color color)
Draw a Box around one or more tiles on the map.
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static void |
drawTileFilled(int posX,
int posY,
int tileWidth,
int tileHeight,
bwapi.Color color)
Draw a filled Box around one or more tiles on the map.
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private static void |
showAPM(int offsetX,
int offsetY)
Function for displaying the current APM counter.
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private static void |
showBoundaries(java.util.HashSet<bwapi.Pair<bwta.Region,Polygon>> mapBoundaries)
Function for displaying the map's boundaries on the screen.
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private static void |
showBreadthAccessOrder(java.util.HashMap<bwta.Region,java.util.HashSet<bwta.Region>> breadthAccessOrder)
Function for displaying the breadth access order in which the different
Regions can be accessed by the Bot.
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private static void |
showContendedTilePositions(java.util.HashSet<bwapi.TilePosition> tilePositionContenders)
Function for displaying the contended / blocked TilePositions on the map.
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private static void |
showFPS(int offsetX,
int offsetY)
Function for displaying the current FPS counter.
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static void |
showGameInformation(InformationStorage informationStorage)
Wrapper function for displaying internal game information like the
elapsed time, APM or FPS.
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private static void |
showList(java.util.List<java.lang.String> list,
int offsetX,
int offsetY)
Function for displaying a List of Strings on the screen.
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private static void |
showMineralBlockedChokePoints(java.util.HashSet<bwapi.Pair<bwapi.Unit,bwta.Chokepoint>> blockedChokePoints)
Function for displaying all mineral blocked ChokePoints as well as the
mineral patches that are blocking them.
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private static void |
showReservedSpacePolygons(java.util.HashSet<Polygon> reservedSpacePolygons)
Function for displaying all Polygons that represent the reserved space on
the map.
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private static void |
showTime(int offsetX,
int offsetY)
Function for displaying the elapsed time.
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static void |
showUnits(java.util.List<bwapi.Unit> units)
Function for displaying a given List of Units on the screen.
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static void |
showUnitTarget(bwapi.Unit unit,
bwapi.Color color)
Function for displaying the target Position of a Unit with a line towards
it.
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static void |
showUnitTile(bwapi.Unit unit,
bwapi.Color color)
Function for displaying a single Unit / draw a box around the tile the
Unit is currently on.
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private static final int LINE_HEIGHT
private static final int OFFSET_LEFT
private static final int TILE_SIZE
private static final bwapi.Game GAME
private static final bwapi.Color MAP_BONDARIES_COLOR
private static final bwapi.Color RESERVED_SPACE_COLOR
private static final int POLYGON_VERTEX_RADIUS
private static final bwapi.Color CONTENDED_TILEPOSITION_COLOR
private static final int BLOCKING_MINERAL_POINT_RADIUS
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posX
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posX
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informationStorage
- private static void showTime(int offsetX, int offsetY)
offsetX
- the offset to the left.offsetY
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offsetX
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offsetX
- the offset to the left.offsetY
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mapBoundaries
- the map's boundaries that are going to be displayed.private static void showReservedSpacePolygons(java.util.HashSet<Polygon> reservedSpacePolygons)
reservedSpacePolygons
- the reserved space Polygons that are going to be displayed.private static void showMineralBlockedChokePoints(java.util.HashSet<bwapi.Pair<bwapi.Unit,bwta.Chokepoint>> blockedChokePoints)
blockedChokePoints
- the blocked ChokePoints that are going to be displayed.private static void showBreadthAccessOrder(java.util.HashMap<bwta.Region,java.util.HashSet<bwta.Region>> breadthAccessOrder)
breadthAccessOrder
- the breadth Region access order that is going to be displayed.private static void showContendedTilePositions(java.util.HashSet<bwapi.TilePosition> tilePositionContenders)
tilePositionContenders
- the contended / blocked TilePositions that are going to be
displayed.


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Hypothesis:Crime rates in the municipality of Chaidari have significantly risen in 2016,
with regard to the rates of 2015. Drug incidents, in particular, have caused many tensions
between citizens and the municipal authorities. What is more, the Chaidari police department
is currently wasting a lot of resources moving around forces to cover all incident locations, as suggested by citizens’ calls.
With the valuable help of our tool "Crime Inspector", we will compare crime rates of 2015 with those of 2016 and
inspect the hot and cold spots of the Chaidari area for each time set. Rearranged daily patrol
routes as well as a new location to accommodate the police station’s needs will be proposed,
based on citizens’ recorded calls. Lastly, we will search through the drug related crimes to
discover unnoticed spatial relationships and make a conclusion on how to arm the city against the phenomenon.
All actions are “merged” into the toolset and can be used in separate decision analysis occasions. You
can see a video with Crime Inspector in action in this
link.
"Crime Inspector" is a custom made ArcGis toolset that performs crime analysis for the city of Chaidari. This analysis is based on fictional crime incidents, that supposedly occurred during the years of 2015 and 2016. The toolset was built within the ArcGis Desktop software application (Version 10.2.2).
Its main goals are to: 1)Help police departments in their fight against crime through analysis, 2) predict future danger zones and 3) lead local authorities into building safer city environments.
Chaidari map
Points of interest
Α set of a hundred and thirty-three (133) random points were generated with the Random points tool of ArcMap. Subsequently, different fields were created for the crime category (burglary, murder, drug related etc), the time in which the incident was declared to the police (Date and time), the time the police arrived (Date and time), the result of police interference (solved/not solved), case notes, the number of perpetrators, the perpetrator sex and nationality and their assault method (gun pointing/door breaking etc). Field descriptions were written in Greek, in context with the information provided by ELSTAT. In order to associate the random points with specific addresses, we generated x and y coordinates for each point, with the help of the Features toolset and spatially joined each point to particular blocks and to corresponding addresses.
Randomly generated points
Fields of the layer that contains all incidents
By choosing a point with the Identify tool, we can see all incident information.
"Crime Inspector" starts by splitting crime incidents to two layers. One consists of incidents that occured in , while the other contains all incidents. The division is achieved by the implementation of that select all crimes that have been reported prior or after a specific date.
Next, it performs the integrate and methods in order to proceed with hot spot analysis for the incidents of 2015 and 2016. Since we cared about incident intensity, executing the integrate tool prior to Collect Events was essentially a necessity. The Collect Events method calculates the ICOUNT field which will serve as the input field on the forthcoming .The Hot and Cold Spots are calculated and added to .
The Integrate tool is used to maintain the integrity of shared feature boundaries by making features coincident if they fall within the specified x,y tolerance. Features that fall within the specified x,y tolerance are considered identical or coincident.
From that point on, all actions are performed on the layer that includes the 2016 incidents. These actions, include creating an covering the areas that crime has occurred,with the help of the Standard Deviation tool to take a look at its dominant direction and finding the center of all incidents, by leveraging the tool.
Crime Inspector’s source code, delivered by ArcGIS in Python, is stored can be downloaded from Github.
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DCCListManager Class.
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DCCListManager Class.
This class manage the DCC transfers list database.
This class works on SQLite DBMS with SQLite3 library of PHP - http://php.net/manual/en/book.sqlite3.php
- Author
- Francesco Salvatore
- Copyright
- Apache License 2.0
| DCCListManager::__construct |
( |
|
$db_file | ) |
|
Contructor.
- Parameters
-
| $db_file | String, is the path of SQLite file that contains the database. |
| DCCListManager::createNewTransfer |
( |
|
$recipient, |
|
|
|
$package_number, |
|
|
|
$byte_sent = 0 |
|
) |
| |
Add a new transfer to the list.
- Parameters
-
| $recipient | String, is the user to send the file. |
| $package_number | Integer, is the file ID of file list. |
| $byte_sent | Integer, is the amount of bytes sent. |
- Returns
- The ID of transfer inserted or FALSE on failure.
| DCCListManager::getActiveTransfersNumber |
( |
| ) |
|
Get the number of active transfers into the list.
- Returns
- An integer containing the number of active transfers.
| DCCListManager::getAllTransfersData |
( |
| ) |
|
Get data about all transfers.
- Returns
- A bidimensional array containing data about active transfers, in the form key=>column=>value, where the key is the ID of transfer into the list, column is the column name and the value is respective value into the table
| DCCListManager::getTransferData |
( |
|
$id | ) |
|
Get data about a specific transfer.
- Parameters
-
| $id | Integer, the ID of transfer. |
- Returns
- An array containing data of transfer in form of key=>value, where the key is the column name and the value is corresponding value in table. If no one result is found the returned array is empty.
| DCCListManager::isTransferAlive |
( |
|
$id | ) |
|
Check if a transfer is alive (active) or not.
- Parameters
-
| $id | Integer, the ID of transfer. |
- Returns
- TRUE if checked transfer is active or FALSE if it is not active (not present in the list).
| DCCListManager::removeAllTransfers |
( |
| ) |
|
Remove all transfers from database.
- Returns
- TRUE if removing succeeded or FALSE on failure.
| DCCListManager::removeTransfer |
( |
|
$id | ) |
|
Remove a transfer from the list.
- Parameters
-
| $id | Integer, is the transfer ID. |
- Returns
- TRUE if removing succeeded or FALSE on failure.
| DCCListManager::removeUserTransfers |
( |
|
$recipient | ) |
|
Remove all transfers of a user.
- Parameters
-
| $recipient | String, the user. |
- Returns
- TRUE if removing succeeded or FALSE on failure.
| DCCListManager::updateSentData |
( |
|
$id, |
|
|
|
$byte_sent |
|
) |
| |
Update the sent data column in database.
- Parameters
-
| $id | Integer, the ID of transfer. |
| $byte_sent | Integer, the byte sent. |
- Returns
- TRUE if updating succeeded or FALSE on failure.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


There are two very different approaches to adding and removing content from a DOM tree:
innerHTML
property.See the following figure:
See the following figure:
DOM manipulation easily targets individual nodes in the DOM tree,
whereas innerHTML
is better suited to updating entire
fragments.
Let us get deep wit them.
Using the innerHTML
property, you can access and modify the
contents of an element, including any child elements.
To collect the content of the list item and add it to a variable called
elContent
.
let elContent = document.getElementById("one").innerHTML;
The elContent
variable would now hold the
string
: \fresh\ figs
Adding content of the elContent
variable (including any
markup) to the first list item:
document.getElementById("one").innerHTML = elContent;
example c05/js/inner-html.js
// Store the first list item in a variable
var firstItem = document.getElementById("one");
// Get the content of the first list item
var itemContent = firstItem.innerHTML;
// Update the content of the first list item so it is a link
firstItem.innerHTML = '' + itemContent + "";
DOM manipulation offers another technique to add new content to a page (rather than innerHTML). It involves three steps:
createElement()
method.createTextNode()
method.appendChild()
method.example c05/js/add-element.js
// Create a new element and store it in a variable.
var newEl = document.createElement("li");
// Create a text node and store it in a variable.
var newText = document.createTextNode("quinoa");
// Attach the new text node to the new element.
newEl.appendChild(newText);
// Find the position where the new element should be added.
var position = document.getElementsByTagName("ul")[0];
// Insert the new element into its position.
position.appendChild(newEl);
DOM manipulation can be used to remove elements from the DOM tree. (In general computer science, there is no deleting in specific meaning but more that updating with empty contents or writing with empty contents).
Removing will go through three steps:
removeChild(STORED_ELEMENT_THAT_YOU_WANT_TO_REMOVE)
method.
example found in Examples/c05/remove-element.html
// Store the element to be removed in a variable.
var removeEl = document.getElementsByTagName("li")[3];
// Find the element which contains the element to be removed.
var containerEl = document.getElementsByTagName("ul")[0];
// Remove the element.
containerEl.removeChild(removeEl);
| element.innerHTML | DOM manipulation |
|---|---|
| 1. You can use it to add a lot of new markup using less code than DOM manipulation methods. | 1. It is suited to changing one element from a DOM fragment where there are many siblings. |
| 2. It can be faster than DOM manipulation when adding a lot of new elements to a web page. | 2. It does not affective handlers. |
| 3. It is a simple way to remove all of the content from one element (by assigning it a blank string). | 3. It easily allows a script to add elements incrementally (when you do not want to alter a lot of code at once) |
| element.innerHTML | DOM manipulation |
|---|---|
| 1. It should not be used to add content that has come from a user (such as a username or blog comment), as it can pose a significant security risk which is discussed next |
1. If you have to make a lot of changes to the content of a page, it
is slower than innerHTML .
|
| 2. It can be difficult to isolate single elements that you want to update within a larger DOM |
2. You need to write more code to achieve the same thing compared
with innerHTML .
|
Take a look at the same example of
 elements bellow. Each one adds some more markup and, as a result, the fragment of the DOM tree for each list item is very different.


Methods for sending files and streams to the browser instead of rendering.
| DEFAULT_SEND_FILE_OPTIONS | = | { :type => 'application/octet-stream'.freeze, :disposition => 'attachment'.freeze, :stream => true, :buffer_size => 4096 |
Send binary data to the user as a file download. May set content type, apparent file name, and specify whether to show data inline or download as an attachment.
Options:
- :filename - Suggests a filename for the browser to use.
- :type - specifies an HTTP content type. Defaults to ‘application/octet-stream’.
- :disposition - specifies whether the file will be shown inline or downloaded.
- :status - specifies the status code to send with the response. Defaults to ‘200 OK’. Valid values are ‘inline’ and ‘attachment’ (default).
Generic data download:
send_data buffer
Download a dynamically-generated tarball:
send_data generate_tgz('dir'), :filename => 'dir.tgz'
Display an image Active Record in the browser:
send_data image.data, :type => image.content_type, :disposition => 'inline'
See send_file for more information on HTTP Content-* headers and caching.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/streaming.rb, line 113 113: def send_data(data, options = {}) #:doc: 114: logger.info "Sending data #{options[:filename]}" unless logger.nil? 115: send_file_headers! options.merge(:length => data.size) 116: @performed_render = false 117: render :status => options[:status], :text => data 118: end
Sends the file by streaming it 4096 bytes at a time. This way the whole file doesn’t need to be read into memory at once. This makes it feasible to send even large files.
Be careful to sanitize the path parameter if it coming from a web page. send_file(params[:path]) allows a malicious user to download any file on your server.
Options:
- :filename - suggests a filename for the browser to use. Defaults to File.basename(path).
- :type - specifies an HTTP content type. Defaults to ‘application/octet-stream’.
- :disposition - specifies whether the file will be shown inline or downloaded. Valid values are ‘inline’ and ‘attachment’ (default).
- :stream - whether to send the file to the user agent as it is read (true) or to read the entire file before sending (false). Defaults to true.
- :buffer_size - specifies size (in bytes) of the buffer used to stream the file. Defaults to 4096.
- :status - specifies the status code to send with the response. Defaults to ‘200 OK’.
The default Content-Type and Content-Disposition headers are set to download arbitrary binary files in as many browsers as possible. IE versions 4, 5, 5.5, and 6 are all known to have a variety of quirks (especially when downloading over SSL).
Simple download:
send_file '/path/to.zip'
Show a JPEG in the browser:
send_file '/path/to.jpeg', :type => 'image/jpeg', :disposition => 'inline'
Show a 404 page in the browser:
send_file '/path/to/404.html, :type => 'text/html; charset=utf-8', :status => 404
Read about the other Content-* HTTP headers if you’d like to provide the user with more information (such as Content-Description). www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.11
Also be aware that the document may be cached by proxies and browsers. The Pragma and Cache-Control headers declare how the file may be cached by intermediaries. They default to require clients to validate with the server before releasing cached responses. See www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ for an overview of web caching and www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.9 for the Cache-Control header spec.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/streaming.rb, line 58 58: def send_file(path, options = {}) #:doc: 59: raise MissingFile, "Cannot read file #{path}" unless File.file?(path) and File.readable?(path) 60: 61: options[:length] ||= File.size(path) 62: options[:filename] ||= File.basename(path) 63: send_file_headers! options 64: 65: @performed_render = false 66: 67: if options[:stream] 68: render :status => options[:status], :text => Proc.new { |response, output| 69: logger.info "Streaming file #{path}" unless logger.nil? 70: len = options[:buffer_size] || 4096 71: File.open(path, 'rb') do |file| 72: if output.respond_to?(:syswrite) 73: begin 74: while true 75: output.syswrite(file.sysread(len)) 76: end 77: rescue EOFError 78: end 79: else 80: while buf = file.read(len) 81: output.write(buf) 82: end 83: end 84: end 85: } 86: else 87: logger.info "Sending file #{path}" unless logger.nil? 88: File.open(path, 'rb') { |file| render :status => options[:status], :text => file.read } 89: end 90: end


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for each undo operation:
- unstack the operation from the undo list, and apply the reverse operation
- stack the operation into the redo list
for each redo operation:
- unstack the operation from the redo list, and apply the reverse operation
- stack the operation into the undo list
notes:
- keep undo and redo into two separates menu entries
- all dialog box properties are modal, and contains (Ok/Cancel button).
It avoids consistent pb with undo/redo.
- you can't undo general preference
- granularity level: word (not character), ...
warnings
- we have to just check if there is not consistence pb with UNDO/REDO
on dialog boxes
- to evaluate the size of undo entries just to know if we can manage
a unlimited number of undo
- To trace all operations which don't pass by edit manager and which
should pass
- Cleanup nodes stored into the REDO list (and into UNDO list if we
store a limited number of undos)


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| Measurement ID | Description |
|---|---|
| stature | Height from floor to top of head. |
| custom_neck | Minimum neck circumference. |
| neck_base_circumference | Shirt neck size. |
| shoulder_breadth | Shoulder span. |
| armscye_circumference_scye_circ_over_acromion | Circumference of arm at shoulders. |
| chest_girth_at_scye_chest_circumference_at_scye | Circumference of chest at armpit |
| chest_circumference | Circumference of chest at fullest part of bust. |
| waist_circumference_pref | Circumference of waist at preferred waist height. |
| custom_waist | Circumference of waist at constant position relative to the torso. |
| waist_height_preferred | Height from floor to the waist_circumference_pref measurement. |
| waist_front_length | Distance from front of neck to front of waist |
| vertical_trunk_circumference | Circumference around torso, between legs and over shoulder. |
| total_crotch_length_crotch_length | Measurement from front waist, under crotch, to back waist. |
| hip_circumference_maximum | Maximum hip circumference. |
| hip_circ_max_height | Height from floor to the hip_circumference_maximum measurement. |
| waist_hip_ratio | Ratio of waist_circumference_pref to hip_circumference_maximum . |
| custom_hips | Circumference of hips at a constant position relative to the torso. |
| hip_breadth_sitting | Maximum hip breadth when sitting. |
| custom_bicep_left | Circumference of the left bicep just below the armpit. |
| custom_bicep_right | Circumference of the right bicep just below the armpit. |
| spine_to_shoulder | Distance from the top of the spine to the shoulders. |
| spine_to_elbow | Distance from the top of the spine to the elbows. |
| arm_length_spine_to_wrist | Distance from the top of the spine to the wrists. |
| arm_length_shoulder_to_elbow | Distance from the shoulders to the elbows. |
| arm_length_shoulder_to_wrist | Distance from the shoulders to the wrists. |
| crotch_height | Height from floor to base of crotch. |
| thigh_circumference | Maximum thigh circumference when standing. |
| thigh_circumference_max_sitting | Maximum thigh circumference when sitting. |
| knee_height | Height from floor to centre of knees (average) |
| buttock_knee_length | Distance from back of buttocks to front of knees when sitting. |
| age | Guessed age of the person |
| female | Guessed gender of the person, on a scale from 0 (male) to 1 (female) |
Note that these measurements, their names and accuracies may change in future releases.


Teleplay by: Mark Kunerth
Story by: Peter Tibbals
Transcribed by: Cassie
With Help From: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there.]
Phoebe: Oh, Ross, Mon, is it okay if I bring someone to your parents anniversary party?
Monica: Yeah.
Ross: Sure. Yeah.
Joey: So, whos the guy?
Phoebe: Well, his name is Parker and I met him at the drycleaners.
Chandler: Oooh, did he put a little starch in your bloomers? (Sits up) Who said that?
Phoebe: Yeah, hes really great though.
Monica: (To Ross) Oh, by the way. Would it be okay if I gave the toast to mom and dad this year?
Ross: Uh, yeah, you sure you want to after what happened at their 20th?
Monica: Yeah, Id really like to.
Ross: Okay, hopefully this time mom wont boo you.
Monica: Yes! Every year Ross makes the toast, and its always really moving, and always makes them cry. Well this year Im going to make them cry.
Chandler: And you wonder why Ross is their favorite?
Monica: No! Really! Any time Ross makes a toast everyone cries, and hugs him, and pats him on the back and they all come up to me and say, "God, your brother." Know what theyll say this year? "God, you"
Joey: Well I can promise you, at least one person will be crying. (Points to himself) Im an actor, and any actor worth himself can cry on cue. (snaps fingers)
Monica: Really you can do that?
Joey: Are you kidding me? Watch! (Makes funny faces trying to cry) Well I cant do it with you guys watching me!
Opening Credits
[Scene: Chandler and Monicas, theyre getting ready to leave for the party.]
Chandler: What are you doing?
Monica: Oh Im working on my toast for the party, or as I like to call it. Sob fest 2002. Hey check this out. (Hands him a picture.)
Chandler: Its a dog.
Monica: Its a dead dog.
Chandler: Its your parents anniversary and youre going to talk about their dead pet?
Monica: The good stuff, huh?
(Ross, Joey, and Rachel enter)
Rachel: Hi!
Ross: Hey!
Joey: Hey!
Monica: You got a present for my parents. Thats so sweet.
Joey: Yeah, yeah, in honor of their 35th wedding anniversary, I had a star named after them.
Ross: Aww that is so cool.
Joey: And I got them a book on Karma Sutra for the elderly.
Rachel: Hey, do you guys have any extra ribbon?
Chandler: Yeah, sure. What do you need? We got lace, satin, sateen, raffia, gingham, felt, (Pause) and I think my testacles may be in here too.
Ross: (picking up Chi-Chis picture) Aww! Chi-Chi! Oh, I loved this dog! Yknow Monica couldnt get braces because Chi-Chi needed knee surgery.
Monica: What?!
Ross: You were the 200-pound 11-year-old who rode her!
(Phoebe and Parker enter)
Phoebe: Hey!
All: Hi!
Phoebe: Everybody, this is Parker, Parker this is
Parker: No, no, no wait! Dont tell me. Let me guess. (Points as he says their names) Joey, Monica, Ross, Rachel and, Im sorry Phoebe didnt mention you.
Chandler: Ha!
Parker: Why dont all of you tell me a little about your self?
Ross: Ah, actually, Im sorry we-we probably should get going.
Parker: (laughs) Classic Ross. Rachel, Rachel, oh how you glow. May I?
Parker: Rachel, you have life growing inside you. Is there anything in this world more miraculous thanOh a picture of a dog! Whose is this?
Monica: Thats my old dog. He passed away years ago.
Parker: Oh well, at least you were lucky to have him. Bow-wow old friend, bow-wow. So wheres the party?
Monica: Its out on the island. Its in Massapequa.
Parker: Maaaassapequa, sounds like a magical place. Tell me about Massapequa, is it steep in Native American history? {Transcribers Note: Interestingly Alec Baldwin was born in Massapequa.}
Ross: Well, there is an Arbys in the shape of a tee-pee.
Monica: Okay, I got my note cards. (To Chandler) Do you got the presents?
Chandler: Yeah.
Monica: And Ive got the car keys.
Parker: Were driving!?
Monica: Yeah.
Parker: Aces!
(Everyone except Ross and Rachel leave.)
Ross: So uh, he seems like a nice guy.
Rachel: Yeah, yeah I like him a lot.
Ross: Ya wanna hang back and take our own cab?
Rachel: Yeah, otherwise Im not going.
[Scene: The Anniversary Party, Ross and Rachel are arriving and see his parents.]
Mr. and Mrs. Geller: Hi
Ross: Hi! (Kisses his mom.) Hey mom.
Rachel: This is such a great party! 35 years. Very impressive, do you guys have any pearls of wisdom?
Mrs. Geller: Jack?
Mr. Geller: Why would you serve food on such a sharp stick? (Looking a toothpick)
Ross: Thats a good question, dad. Thats a good question
Rachel: Hmmm .
Woman: (To Ross and Rachel) Congratulations you two!
Rachel: Thank you were so excited
Woman: And also, congratulations on your wedding.
Ross: WhaWhat?
Mrs. Geller: Can we talk to you for just a yknow Its just a little thing. Well we think its absolutely marvelous that youre having this baby out of wedlock, some of our friends are less open-minded. Which is why weve told them all that youre married.
Ross and Rachel: What?!
Mrs. Geller: Thanks for going along with this.
Ross: Dad so what we have to pretend that were married?
Mr. Geller: Son, I had to shave my ears for tonight. You can do this.
Ross: Can you believe that?
Rachel: Yeah, if youre going to do the ears, you might as well take a pass at the nosal area.
Ross: No, us having to lie about being married.
Rachel: No, I know I dont either, but ya know what, its their party, and its just one night.  If it comes up again, well just smile. Well nod along.
Woman: Ross!
Man: Rachel!
Ross: Hi Aunt Lisa, Uncle Dan
Aunt Lisa: Congratulations on the baby, and on the wedding
Ross and Rachel: Hmmmm .
Uncle Dan: Heres a little something to get you started. (Hands them a check)
Rachel: Oh
Aunt Lisa: So, hows married life treating you?
Rachel: (looking at the check) Unbelievable!
Ross: We love marriage!
Aunt Lisa: Great!
(The rest of the gang arrives including Parker.)
Ross: Hey
Phoebe: Hey!
Parker: What a beautiful place. What a great night! I have to tell you, being here with all of you in Event Room C I feel so lucky. I think of all the good times that have happened here. The birthdays, the proms, the mitzvahs both bar and bat, but none of them will compare with tonight! My God, I dont want to forget this moment!  Click! (He takes a mental picture of them all.)
Chandler: I dont think the flash went off.
Parker: Dahaaa! (Punches Chandler in the arm and he makes a face of pain.) Im going to find the mens room, be right back.
Phoebe: Ill go with you
Parker: Come on!
Chandler: Somewhere there is someone with a tranquilizer gun and a huge butterfly net looking for that man.
Joey: I have to go to the bathroom too, but I dont want him complimenting my thing.
Ross: Im so we werent in the car! Did he ever let up?
Monica: He called the Long Island Expressway a concrete miracle.
Ross: (imitating Parker) This room! This night! That waiter! His shoes! I must take a mental picture! (He backs into someone.) Ooh sorry (He looks behind him then notices its Phoebe then stops his impression.)
Phoebe: Were you guys making fun of Parker?
Ross: That depends, how much did you hear?
Phoebe: So, he a little enthusiastic, whats wrong with that?
Monica: Its just that, its so much.
Phoebe: Well, so what I like him! Do I make fun of the people youve dated? Tag, Janice, Mona? No, because friends dont do that. But, do you want my opinion? Do you want it?  (Walks off)
Monica: I feel terrible.
Joey: I know
Ross: What was wrong with Mona?
Commercial Break
[Scene: The Anniversary Party, Ross and Rachel have just gotten another wedding present.]
Rachel: Open it! Open it! Open it!
Ross: Yeah baby!
Man: So we never got to hear about your wedding!
Woman: We were surprise that we werent invited.
Ross: No, no, it was just our parents and 1 or 2 friends. It was a small wedding.
Rachel: But it was beautiful. I mean it was small, but kind of spectacular.
Man: Where did you have it?
Rachel: On a cliff, in Barbados, at sunset, and Stevie Wonder sang Isnt She Lovely as I walked down the aisle.
Woman: Really?
Rachel: Yeah, Stevies an old family friend. (Hits Rosss chest)
Woman: Oh my God. That sounds amazing. I would love to see pictures.
Rachel: So would I. You wouldnt think that Annie Liebawitz would forget to put film in the camera.
Ross: Would you excuse us for a second? (Pulls Rachel off to the side) Umm . what are you doing?
Rachel: What? Im not you. This may be the only wedding I ever have. I want it to be amazing.
Ross: Okay, okay. Ooooh, ooh maybe I rode in on a Harley.
Rachel: Okay, Ross, it has to be realistic.
(Cut to Phoebe and Parker)
Parker: Are you okay? You seem kind of quiet.
Phoebe: No, Im fine. Im great. Im with you.
Parker: And Im with you! What a great time to be alive! Look at this plate-bouncy thing. (Bounces the plates) What an inspired solution to mans plate dispensing problems.
Phoebe: Hm huh, yeah.
Parker: Ah! Oysters! Let me feed you one.
Phoebe: No, thats not necessary.
Parker: Please.
Phoebe: No, actually I dont eat
Parker: I wont quit until you try.
Phoebe: Okay, fine! Fine! (Takes the oyster and pretends to eat it while dropping it on the floor) Mmm hmmmmm .
Parker: What are they like? Ive never had one.

Parker: No, they look too weird.
(Cut to Monica and Chandler)
Chandler: What are you doin?
Monica: Just going over my toast. Those two will never know what hit em. I cant wait. Theyre going to be crying so hard. Theyre going to be fighting for breath.
Chandler: Ya know if you want to, I can just hold them down and you could (Punches the air).
(Cut to Rachel and Ross)
Rachel: And my veil was lace, made by blind, Belgium nuns.
Woman: Blind?
Rachel: Well, not at first, but it was very intricate work and they said even though they lost their sight, it was all worth it.
Aunt Lisa: Ill bet you looked beautiful
Rachel: Well, I dont know about that, but some said that I looked like a floating angel.
Woman: (To Ross) So, how did you propose?
Rachel: Oh yeah. Thats a great story.
Ross: Well, um, actually, I-I took her to the planetarium. Thats-thats where we had our first date.
Rachel: Shhh! I want to hear the rest!
Ross: Then, Fred Astaire singing The Way You Look Tonight came on the sound system, and the lights came down. And I got down on one knee and written across the dome in the stars were the words "Will you marry me?"
(Various oohs and ahhs)
Rachel: And the ring, was the size of my fist (makes a fist)!
(Cut to Phoebe and Joey)
Joey: Yeah uh, Phoebe! Look umm, I want to apologize about before, okay? We were being jerks. Parkers a nice guy and Id like to get to know him.
Phoebe: Then you better do it now.
Joey: Why?

Phoebe: You guys were right. Hes just too excited about everything. I mean Im all for living life, but this is the Gellers 35th anniversary. Okay?
Joey: I know Im having the worst time. There was a 15-minute line for the buffet, and when I finally got up to the plates, I slipped on a giant booger!
Phoebe: Are you sure it wasnt an oyster?
Joey: I guess it couldve been, I didnt really look at it. Yknow, I just wiped it on Chandlers coat and got the hell out of there.
Phoebe: Hes just such a great guy Im so excited about him.
Joey: Oh hey, you should be excited about him. Theres nothing wrong with him hes a good guy.
Phoebe: You think?
Joey: Yeah. Ya know what I think; I think we were all just being too negative.
Phoebe: Youre right.  We could all stand to be a little more like Parker. You know what? I am like him! Im a sunny, positive person.
Joey: Actually, you have a little bit of an edge.
Phoebe: Whats that now?
Joey: Nothing
Phoebe: Oh look its Parker!
Parker: Look! Its the bunny hop!
Phoebe: Oooh I love it!
Parker: You do?!
Phoebe: Are you kidding? People acting like animals to music. Come on!
(Cut to Monica, at the microphone)
Monica: Okay its time for the toast! Umm now-now, I know that Ross usually gives the toast, but this year Im going to do it.
(Everyone sighs)
Monica: No, no its going to be great. Really! Mom, Dad, when I got married, one of the things that made me sure I could do it was the amazing example the two of you set for me. For that and so many other things I want to say thank you. I know I probably dont say it enough, but I love you. (Pretends to cry hoping her parents will join her.) When I look around this room, Im-Im saddened by the thought of those who could not be here with us. Nana, my beloved grandmother who would so want to be here, but she cant because shes dead. As is our dog Chi-Chi. I mean look how cute she is. (Holds up the picture and pretends to cry again). Was. (To an old man by the stage.) Do me a favor and pass this to my parents. Remember shes dead. Okay, her and Nana, gone. Wow! Hey does anybody remember when Debra Winger had to say goodbye to her children in Terms of Endearment? (Chandler covers his ears) Didnt see that? No movie fans?! You want to hear something sad? The other day I was watching 60 Minutes these orphans in Romania, who have been so neglected, they were incapable of love. (Waits for people to cry, but doesnt get any tears.) You people are made of stone! Heres to mom and dad! Whatever!
Mrs. Geller: Thank you Monica that was uh, interesting. Wasnt it interesting, Jack?
Mr. Geller: (looking at the picture) Why dont I remember this dog?
Mrs. Geller: Ross, why dont you give us your toast now?
Ross: Oh, no, Mom, its just Monica this year.
Mrs. Geller: Youre not going to say anything? On our 35th wedding anniversary
Ross: No, of course, Um Um, everybody? Um, I-I just wanted to say on behalf of my new bride, Rachel (She turns around and smiles), and myself. Umm, that if if in 35 years, were half as happy as you guys are, well count ourselves the luckiest people in the world.
Mrs. Geller: (crying) Oh Ross
Mr. Geller: I just wish Nana were alive to hear Rosss toast.
[Scene: Phoebes apartment, Parker and her are entering.]
Parker: My God what a fantastically well lit hallway!
Phoebe: Can I get you something to drink? Like a water and Valium?
Parker: I must say this apartment, its, its, There are no words
Phoebe: Oh thank God.
Parker: Its a haven. A third-floor paradise. A modern-day Eden in the midst
Phoebe: Yeah? I know! I know! Uh huh? Listen why dont we just um, sit and relax? You know just be with each other. Quietly!
Parker: That sounds great. (Sits down) My God this is the most comfortable couch Ive ever sat on in my entire life. (Bounces on couch)
Phoebe: Lets try something else, lets play a game.
Parker: I love games!
Phoebe: Shocking!  (Giggles)
Parker: Or Jenga.
Phoebe: But, lets play this one first. And remember whoever talks first loses!
(They sit back)
Parker: I lose, now Jenga.
Phoebe: Oh my God! Oh my God!
Parker: Is something wrong?
Phoebe: Wrong? Really? You know the word wrong. Everything isnt perfect? Everything isnt magical? Everything isnt a glow with the light of a million fairies? They were just brake lights, Parker!
Parker: Well, excuse me for putting a good spin on a traffic jam!
Phoebe: You dont have to put a good spin on everything.
Parker: Im sorry thats who I am. Im a positive person.
Phoebe: No! I am a positive person. You are like Santa Clause on Prozac, at Disneyland, getting laid!

Phoebe: Much less happy!
Parker: Fine! Well then to quote Ross, "Id better be going."
Phoebe: So long!  (He exits and she slams the door behind him.)
(Theres a knock on door, and Phoebe opens it.)

Phoebe: Uh huh. (Closes door)
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, theyre returning from the party.]
Ross: and then, we couldve gone from the ceremony to the reception with you in the sidecar!
Rachel: Ross, it just wouldnt have been feasible.
Ross: But having a dove place the ring on your finger wouldve been no problem?
Rachel: It was really fun being married to you tonight.
Ross: Yeah! And! And, it was the easiest 400 bucks Ive ever made.
Rachel: Okay Ross, can I uh, can I ask you something?
Ross: Yeah.

Rachel: Are you kidding?! With the, with the lilies, and-and the song, and the stars! It was really wonderful! Did you just make that up?
Ross: No, actually I thought about it when, when we were going out. Its how I imagined I uh, I would ask you to marry me.
Rachel: Well, that wouldve been very hard to say no too.
Ross: Its a good thing I didnt do it, because it sounds like it wouldve been a very expensive wedding. (Rachel laughs) Okay, good night
Rachel: Goodnight
(They go off to their bedrooms)
Ross: Even if the sidecar had a windscreen so your hair wouldnt get messed up?
Rachel: I will think about it.
Ross: Thats all Im askin
Ending Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Ross and Monica are there.]
Monica: Okay thats it. I give up. At mom and dads 40th anniversary, youre the one giving the speech.
Ross: Yknow I dont understand why they didnt cry. It was a beautiful speech.
Monica: Oh, come on.
Ross: Hey! All that stuff you said about true love, you were right, I mean, we did learn a lot from Mom and Dad! And that picture of Chi-Chi with her mischievous grin. And what you said about Nana. Ohh, yeah she really wouldve wanted to be there. And you know what? I think she was.
Monica: (starts to cry) Oh good God, Ross!
End


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| jtxt | |
| jtxt.emulator | |
| jtxt.emulator.tui |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Region |
GlyphBuffer.bounds
The region which spans from the origin (0, 0) in the upper-left
corner to the maximum dimensions on the x- and y-axis.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Region |
Page.getBounds() |
Region |
GlyphBuffer.getBounds() |
Region |
ANSIWriter.getConsoleDimensions() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
GlyphBuffer |
GlyphBuffer.createClippedBuffer(Region region)
Creates a new
GlyphBuffer , copying the data which this one
contains within the given region, where the coordinates of the start of
this region become (0, 0) in the new GlyphBuffer. |
GString[] |
GlyphBuffer.getGlyphs(Region region)
Given a region, this method will return all glyphs within that region as
an array of strings.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GlyphBuffer(Region bounds) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Region |
Context.bounds
The bounds of the root container of the terminal.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Region |
Region.fromLocation(Location start,
int width,
int height)
Creates a new
Region from the given start position, determining
the end Location from the width and height. |
Region |
Context.getBounds() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Location |
Location.at(Region bounds,
int line,
int position)
Creates and returns a new
Location , verifying that the indices
are valid coordinates for the bounds which have been given. |
boolean |
Region.inside(Region other)
Determines whether this region is within the given region.
|
boolean |
Location.inside(Region bounds)
Determines whether this location is within the given region.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BufferedFrame(Region bounds)
Creates a new frame.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) Region |
GridLayout.Cell.bounds
The bounds within this layout's parent container that this cell
occupies.
|
protected Region |
Component.bounds
The bounds that this
Component is allowed to draw itself within. |
private Region |
SequentialLayout.parentBounds
The bounds of the parent container that components requesting bounding
information are being added to.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Region |
Component.getBounds()
Gets the bounds that this component has been allocated within its parent
container.
|
Region |
Button.getBounds() |
Region |
SequentialLayout.getBounds(java.lang.Object params) |
Region |
Layout.getBounds(java.lang.Object parameters)
Calculates the size of the
Region that a Component may
be placed within, using the given parameters object to make this
calculation. |
Region |
GridLayout.getBounds(java.lang.Object params) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Table.Column.setBounds(Region bounds) |
private void |
GridLayout.Cell.setBounds(Region bounds) |
void |
Container.setBounds(Region bounds) |
void |
Component.setBounds(Region bounds)
Sets the bounds of this component to the given
Region . |
void |
Button.setBounds(Region bounds) |
void |
Border.setBounds(Region bounds) |
void |
SequentialLayout.setParentBounds(Region parentBounds) |
void |
Layout.setParentBounds(Region parentBounds)
Sets the bounds of the parent container that this
Layout
manages. |
void |
GridLayout.setParentBounds(Region bounds) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RootContainer(Region bounds,
Layout layout,
Component... children)
Creates a new container which occupies the entire area which was given
when the context was created.
|


com.milk.asynch
Interfaces
Filter
Receiver
Rendezvous
Sender
SendSource
Classes
CharArrayToStringFilter
FifoQueue
IdleFilter
JustReceiver
JustSender
LineFilter
MailBox
ReaderSender
Resender
SendFilter
TimedSend
Exceptions
SenderCutException


| Module | Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods |
| In: |
lib/fleximage/model.rb
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Provides methods that every model instance that acts_as_fleximage needs.
Delete the image file for this record. This is automatically ran after this record gets destroyed, but you can call it manually if you want to remove the image from the record.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 327 327: def delete_image_file 328: File.delete(file_path) if File.exists?(file_path) 329: end
Returns the path to the master image file for this record.
@some_image.directory_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images
If this model has a created_at field, it will use a directory structure based on the creation date, to prevent hitting the OS imposed limit on the number files in a directory.
@some_image.directory_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images/2008/3/30
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 152 152: def directory_path 153: raise 'No image directory was defined, cannot generate path' unless self.class.image_directory 154: 155: # base directory 156: directory = "#{RAILS_ROOT}/#{self.class.image_directory}" 157: 158: # specific creation date based directory suffix. 159: creation = self[:created_at] || self[:created_on] 160: if self.class.use_creation_date_based_directories && creation 161: "#{directory}/#{creation.year}/#{creation.month}/#{creation.day}" 162: else 163: directory 164: end 165: end
Returns the path to the master image file for this record.
@some_image.file_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images/123.png
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 170 170: def file_path 171: "#{directory_path}/#{id}.#{self.class.image_storage_format}" 172: end
Return true if this record has an image.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 264 264: def has_image? 265: self.class.db_store? ? image_file_data : File.exists?(file_path) 266: end
Sets the image file for this record to an uploaded file. This can be called directly, or passively like from an ActiveRecord mass assignment.
Rails will automatically call this method for you, in most of the situations you would expect it to.
# via mass assignment, the most common form you'll probably use Photo.new(params[:photo]) Photo.create(params[:photo]) # via explicit assignment hash Photo.new(:image_file => params[:photo][:image_file]) Photo.create(:image_file => params[:photo][:image_file]) # Direct Assignment, usually not needed photo = Photo.new photo.image_file = params[:photo][:image_file] # via an association proxy p = Product.find(1) p.images.create(params[:photo])
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 196 196: def image_file=(file) 197: # Get the size of the file. file.size works for form-uploaded images, file.stat.size works 198: # for file object created by File.open('foo.jpg', 'rb') 199: file_size = file.respond_to?(:size) ? file.size : file.stat.size 200: 201: if file.respond_to?(:read) && file_size > 0 202: # Create RMagick Image object from uploaded file 203: if file.path 204: @uploaded_image = Magick::Image.read(file.path).first 205: else 206: @uploaded_image = Magick::Image.from_blob(file.read).first 207: end 208: 209: set_magic_attributes(file) 210: 211: # Success, make sure everything is valid 212: @missing_image = false 213: @invalid_image = false 214: else 215: if self.class.require_image && !@uploaded_image 216: @missing_image = true 217: end 218: end 219: rescue Magick::ImageMagickError => e 220: if e.to_s =~ /no decode delegate for this image format/ 221: @invalid_image = true 222: else 223: raise e 224: end 225: end
Return the @image_file_url that was previously assigned. This is not saved in the database, and only exists to make forms happy.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 259 259: def image_file_url 260: @image_file_url 261: end
Assign the image via a URL, which will make the plugin go and fetch the image at the provided URL. The image will be stored locally as a master image for that record from then on. This is intended to be used along side the image upload to allow people the choice to upload from their local machine, or pull from the internet.
@photo.image_file_url = 'http://foo.com/bar.jpg'
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 234 234: def image_file_url=(file_url) 235: @image_file_url = file_url 236: if file_url =~ %r{^https?://} 237: file = open(file_url) 238: 239: # Force a URL based file to have an original_filename 240: eval "class << file\ndef original_filename\n\"\#{file_url}\"\nend\nend\n" 241: 242: self.image_file = file 243: elsif file_url.empty? 244: @missing_image = true unless @uploaded_image 245: else 246: @invalid_image = true 247: end 248: end
Call from a .flexi view template. This enables the rendering of operators so that you can transform your image. This is the method that is the foundation of .flexi views. Every view should consist of image manipulation code inside a block passed to this method.
# app/views/photos/thumb.jpg.flexi @photo.operate do |image| image.resize '320x240' end
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 277 277: def operate(&block) 278: returning self do 279: proxy = ImageProxy.new(load_image, self) 280: block.call(proxy) 281: @output_image = proxy.image 282: end 283: end


Cast and Crew
Executive Producer
Head Honcho
Since 1997 Hugh Hancock has directed more than 16 Machinima animations,including both work for the BBC, BAFTA, Scottish Screen and computer games giant Electronic Arts, as well as several acclaimed independent films.
As the founder of www.machinima.com, the center of the Machinima movement on the Internet, he has lectured on Machinima on three continents and was described by the Hamburg International Film Festival as "the guru of the Machinima movement".
1st Assistant Director
Head Of Caffine Replenishment
Johnnie has worked as a professional theatre director and a web designer. He started working with Machinima in 2005, after following the medium for several years.
He is currently the Site Editor and primary voice of Machinima.com, as well as being First Assistant Director for the BloodSpell project. He is also the voice of the Jelly-Hatted Pimp Preist, who appears in Episode 3.
He hopes you're having a nice day. That colour really suits you.
Johnnie Ingram`s wishlistCreative Consultant
Alasdair's main achievements in life seem to be getting drunk and talking rubbish, while simultaneously getting people to take him seriously. It's harder than it looks.
When not drunk, he's a web developer and internet consultant, which means he works out how to communicate on-line, then builds tools to do it. For extra cash, he'll also formulate convincing-sounding theories on the future of the creative econcomy in the digital era.
When not drunk or engaged in his professional capacity, he's an amateur photographer and sometime writer / general creative type. Many years ago, he wrote several articles on writing and related subjects for machinima.com.
Alasdair Watson`s wishlistAssistant Editor
Show, Don't Tell
Willem (pronounced as 'film' with a 'w') has come over from Amsterdam, Holland, to climb the steep hills of Machinimatics. Cutting Bloodspell-takes to the bare storytelling minimum seems to be his passion at Strange Company. Besides his 'Fresh Talents' entry in this awesome media evolution, Willem is a full-time Film & TV Student at the Edinburgh College of Art.
Since his exhibition on footage of 200 bullets shot from an airgun piercing bananas and a floor-fan floating 40 pancakes, his imagination has weighted heavily on his small brain.
Filming Crew
Ben joined BloodSpell in January, after having worked with StrangeCompany back in 2001 on a previous machinima project.
He's been working on the filming; mostly positioning actors and queueing animations and movements, and occasionally choosing the camera shots and arranging the recordings.
Technical Director
Asset Wrangler
Steve Wallace has been bumming around the Strange Company offices off and on since 2001.
He fulfills a nebulous role that stretches from in-game asset creation to making the tea and coffee and carrying out the bizzare voodoo rituals that keep the Strange Company computers and network running.
In between tasks he's the designated 'weird-but-fun stuff on the interweb' finder, and a fine source of 'helpful' advice.
Sound Designer
Token American
Phil Rice, also known as Overman, first came to be involved with machinima in 1998, producing a handful of short machinima works. He is perhaps best known for his series of tutorials which helped other filmmakers break into the genre in 1998-99.
Perhaps the only BloodSpell collaborator on the western side of the Atlantic, he brings 15 years of sound engineering and composition experience to this project. Phil hosts a machinima-themed podcast ("the overcast") while working on some new machinima material.
Animator
Done it
Justin trained in animation at the North Wales School of Art and Design, and has since then worked on projects including the critically-acclaimed "Tiny Planets" for Pepper's Ghost Productions.
Nowadays he spends most of his time imagnating fatastic ideas which he never gets around to doing...because he is animating BloodSpell (honest).
Film Editor
Badger Trainer
Educated in various nasty sciences (ie Fluid Dynamics) and currently writing a PhD in "Strong interactions between co-rotating vortices" Ross began his editing career with "Rogue Productions", the St Andrews University Film Society working on several short films in a last ditch effort to ruin his degree.
Now with another degree to ruin he has been working with StrangeCo on Bloodspell since September 2005. Since when he has become obsessed with machinima and can think of very little else.
Dogsbody
The Flying Water Muppet
Meg was recruited for bloodspell by chance one fine day, little realising the level of acerbic sarcasm and production values involved.
She often made everybody stand up in church by accident, or just plain killed everybody. Occassionally she helped people walk at the right speed. She said "hello" alot.
Her involvement in bloodspell was short and sweet, and more importantly she also managed to get a rogue up to 6th level in NWN during working hours: teh win!
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public class Move
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Move.MoveType
The type of movement made in sufficient detail to allow errors
in the movement to be modeled.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private float |
angleTurned |
private float |
arcRadius |
private float |
distanceTraveled |
private boolean |
isMoving |
private Move.MoveType |
moveType |
private float |
rotateSpeed |
private long |
timeStamp |
private float |
travelSpeed |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Move(boolean isMoving,
float angle,
float turnRadius)
Alternate constructor that uses angle and turn radius instead.
|
Move(float distance,
float angle,
boolean isMoving)
Create a movement object to record a movement made by a pilot.
|
Move(Move.MoveType type,
float distance,
float angle,
boolean isMoving)
Create a movement object to record a movement made by a pilot.
|
Move(Move.MoveType type,
float distance,
float angle,
float travelSpeed,
float rotateSpeed,
boolean isMoving)
Create a movement object to record a movement made by a pilot.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private static Move.MoveType |
calcMoveType(float distance,
float angle)
Helper method to calculate the MoveType based on distance, angle, radius parameters.
|
static float |
convertAngleToDistance(float angle,
float turnRadius)
Static utility method for converting angle (given turn radius) into distance.
|
static float |
convertDistanceToAngle(float distance,
float turnRadius)
Static utility method for converting distance (given turn radius) into angle.
|
void |
dumpObject(java.io.DataOutputStream dos) |
float |
getAngleTurned()
Get the angle turned by a rotate or an arc operation.
|
float |
getArcRadius()
Get the radius of the arc
|
float |
getDistanceTraveled()
Get the distance traveled.
|
Move.MoveType |
getMoveType()
Get the type of the movement performed
|
float |
getRotateSpeed()
Get the rotate speed
|
long |
getTimeStamp()
The time stamp is the system clock at the time the Move object is created.
|
float |
getTravelSpeed()
Get the travel speed
|
boolean |
isMoving()
Test if move was in progress
|
void |
loadObject(java.io.DataInputStream dis) |
void |
setDynamics(float travelSpeed,
float rotateSpeed)
use this method to recycle an existing Move instead of creating a new one
|
void |
setValues(Move.MoveType type,
float distance,
float angle,
boolean isMoving)
use this method to recycle an existing Move instead of creating a new one
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
private float distanceTraveled
private float angleTurned
private Move.MoveType moveType
private float arcRadius
private boolean isMoving
private long timeStamp
private float travelSpeed
private float rotateSpeed
public Move(float distance, float angle, boolean isMoving)
distance
- the distance traveled in pilot unitsangle
- the angle turned in degreesisMoving
- true iff the movement was created while the robot was movingpublic Move(Move.MoveType type, float distance, float angle, float travelSpeed, float rotateSpeed, boolean isMoving)
type
- the movement typedistance
- the distance traveled in pilot unitsangle
- the angle turned in degreestravelSpeed
- the travel speedrotateSpeed
- the rotate speedisMoving
- true iff the movement was created while the robot was movingpublic Move(Move.MoveType type, float distance, float angle, boolean isMoving)
type
- the movement typedistance
- the distance traveled in pilot unitsangle
- the angle turned in degreesisMoving
- true iff the movement was created while the robot was movingpublic Move(boolean isMoving, float angle, float turnRadius)
isMoving
- angle
- turnRadius
- public void setValues(Move.MoveType type, float distance, float angle, boolean isMoving)
distance
- angle
- isMoving
- public void setDynamics(float travelSpeed, float rotateSpeed)
travelSpeed
- the new travelspeedrotateSpeed
- the new rotate speedprivate static Move.MoveType calcMoveType(float distance, float angle)
distance
- angle
- public float getDistanceTraveled()
public long getTimeStamp()
System.currentTimeMillis()
public float getAngleTurned()
public Move.MoveType getMoveType()
public float getArcRadius()
public float getTravelSpeed()
public float getRotateSpeed()
public boolean isMoving()
public static float convertDistanceToAngle(float distance, float turnRadius)
distance
- turnRadius
- public static float convertAngleToDistance(float angle, float turnRadius)
angle
- turnRadius
- public void dumpObject(java.io.DataOutputStream dos) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public void loadObject(java.io.DataInputStream dis) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


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link_directories¶
Add directories in which the linker will look for libraries.
link_directories([AFTER|BEFORE] directory1 [directory2 ...])
Adds the paths in which the linker should search for libraries.
Relative paths given to this command are interpreted as relative to
the current source directory, see CMP0015
.
The directories are added to the LINK_DIRECTORIES
directory
property for the current CMakeLists.txt
file, converting relative
paths to absolute as needed.
The command will apply only to targets created after it is called.
By default the directories specified are appended onto the current list of
directories. This default behavior can be changed by setting
CMAKE_LINK_DIRECTORIES_BEFORE
to ON
. By using
AFTER
or BEFORE
explicitly, you can select between appending and
prepending, independent of the default.
Arguments to link_directories
may use “generator expressions” with
the syntax “$<…>”. See the cmake-generator-expressions(7)
manual for available expressions. See the cmake-buildsystem(7)
manual for more on defining buildsystem properties.
Note
This command is rarely necessary and should be avoided where there are
other choices. Prefer to pass full absolute paths to libraries where
possible, since this ensures the correct library will always be linked.
The find_library()
command provides the full path, which can
generally be used directly in calls to target_link_libraries()
.
Situations where a library search path may be needed include:
- Project generators like Xcode where the user can switch target architecture at build time, but a full path to a library cannot be used because it only provides one architecture (i.e. it is not a universal binary).
- Libraries may themselves have other private library dependencies
that expect to be found via
RPATH
mechanisms, but some linkers are not able to fully decode those paths (e.g. due to the presence of things like$ORIGIN
).
If a library search path must be provided, prefer to localize the effect
where possible by using the target_link_directories()
command
rather than link_directories()
. The target-specific command can also
control how the search directories propagate to other dependent targets.


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