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public interface Grammar
The inteface declares the methods that define the responsabilities of a general Grammar. At this level should be declared the methods that are responsability of the Grammar, por example, the derivation of a Production is responsability of the Grammar that knows all the productions and Symbols that define the Grammar, it isnīt a responsability of a Production for example. It belongs to the Public API.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
areThereNonTerminals()
Returns TRUE if the Grammar has NonTerminals associated, FALSE otherwise. |
boolean |
areThereProductions()
Returns TRUE if the Grammar has Productions associated, FALSE otherwise. |
boolean |
areThereTerminals()
Returns TRUE if the Grammar has Terminals associated, FALSE otherwise. |
int |
calculateLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
Calculates the length of the NonTerminal nt of the Grammar. |
int |
calculateLenghtProduction(Production p)
Calculates (doesnīt store) the length of the Production p of the Grammar. |
void |
calculateLengthNonTerminals()
Calculates and stores the length of each NonTerminal of the Grammar. |
void |
calculateLengthProductions()
Calculates and stores the length of each Production of the Grammar. |
int |
calculateMinimumDepth()
Returns the Grammar's minimum depth. |
void |
compareProductions(java.util.Collection<Production> R,
java.util.Collection<Element> X,
Production generateCrossoverNode,
int posRigth)
Compares each Production in R against the generateCrossoverNode Production. |
NonTerminal |
createNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
The method creates a new NonTerminal (with symbol associated) and adds it to the Grammar. |
Production |
createProduction(java.lang.String symbol,
NonTerminal lnt,
java.util.Collection<Element> els)
The method creates a new Production and adds it to the Grammar. |
Terminal |
createTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
The method creates a new Terminal (with symbol associated) and adds it to the Grammar. |
void |
drawGrammar()
Draws the Grammar using the Graph that maps it. |
boolean |
findNonTerminal(int id)
The method looks for a NonTerminal in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a NonTerminal in the Grammar that has its id equal to "id". |
boolean |
findNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
The method looks for a NonTerminal in the Grammar that fulfills the following conditions: a) There is a NonTerminal in the Grammar that has the same ID that nt, OR b) There is a NonTerminal in the Grammar that has the same Symbol that nt. |
boolean |
findNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
The method looks for a NonTerminal in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a NonTerminal in the Grammar that has its symbol equal to "symbol". |
boolean |
findProduction(int id)
The method looks for a Production in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a Production in the Grammar that has its id equal to "id". |
boolean |
findProduction(Production p)
The method looks for a Production in the Grammar that fulfills the following conditions: a) There is a Production in the Grammar that has the same ID that p, OR b) There is a Production in the Grammar that has the same Symbol that p. |
Production |
findProduction(Production prod,
int pos,
NonTerminal nt)
The method looks for a Production that fulfills the following properties: a) The same NonTerminal symbol at the left side, AND b) A right side with the same lenght that the right side of prod, AND c) The same Elements at the right side, with the exception of the Element at the position pos, AND d) The Element at the position pos must be equal to the NonTerminal nt. |
boolean |
findProduction(java.lang.String symbol)
The method looks for a Production in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a Production in the Grammar that has its symbol equal to "symbol". |
boolean |
findTerminal(int id)
The method looks for a Terminal in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a Terminal in the Grammar that has its id equal to "id". |
boolean |
findTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
The method looks for a Terminal in the Grammar that fulfills the condition that there is a Terminal in the Grammar that has its symbol equal to "symbol". |
boolean |
findTerminal(Terminal t)
The method looks for a Terminal in the Grammar that fulfills the following conditions: a) There is a Terminal in the Grammar that has the same ID that t, OR b) There is a Terminal in the Grammar that has the same Symbol that t. |
Element |
getElement(int id)
Returns the Element object that has the id = "id", otherwise returns NULL. |
Element |
getElement(java.lang.String symbol)
Returns the Element object that has the symbol = "symbol", otherwise returns NULL. |
int |
getIdMax()
Returns the maximum ID associated to the Grammar. |
int |
getLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
Returns the length associated to the NonTerminal nt. |
int |
getLenghtProduction(Production p)
Returns the length associated to the Production p. |
NonTerminal |
getNonTerminal(int id)
Returns the NonTerminal object that has the id = "id", otherwise returns NULL. |
NonTerminal |
getNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
If the NonTerminal nt is associated to the Grammar returns the NonTerminal object that has the ID = nt.getID, otherwise returns NULL. |
NonTerminal |
getNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
Returns the NonTerminal object that has the symbol = "symbol", otherwise returns NULL. |
java.util.Collection<NonTerminal> |
getNonTerminals()
Returns the NonTerminals associated to the Grammar as a Collection. |
Production |
getProduction(int id)
Returns the Production object that has the id = "id", otherwise returns NULL. |
Production |
getProduction(Production p)
If the Production p is associated to the Grammar returns the Production object that has the ID = p.getID, otherwise returns NULL. |
Production |
getProduction(java.lang.String symbol)
Returns the Production object that has the symbol = "symbol", otherwise returns NULL. |
java.util.Collection<Production> |
getProductions()
Returns the Productions associated to the Grammar as a Collection. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivation()
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the Start symbol. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivation(NonTerminal nt)
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the NonTerminal nt. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivation(Production p)
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the Production p. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(int l)
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the Start symbol and that satisfies the restriction that its length is at the most l. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(NonTerminal nt,
int l)
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the NonTerminal nt and that satisfies the restriction that its length is at the most l. |
Derivation |
getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(Production p,
int l)
Returns a random Derivation of the Grammar starting from the Production p and that satisfies the restriction that its length is at the most l. |
NonTerminal |
getStart()
Return the Start symbol of the Grammar. |
Terminal |
getTerminal(int id)
Returns the Terminal object that has its id = "id", otherwise returns NULL. |
Terminal |
getTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
Returns the Terminal object that has its symbol = "symbol", otherwise returns NULL. |
Terminal |
getTerminal(Terminal t)
If the Terminal t is associated to the Grammar returns the Terminal object that has the ID = t.getID, otherwise returns NULL. |
java.util.Collection<Terminal> |
getTerminals()
Returns the Terminals associated to the Grammar as a Collection. |
void |
grammarToGraph(boolean resumed)
Maps the Grammar to a Graph. |
boolean |
hasCalculatedLenghtsNonTerminals()
Returns TRUE if the lenghts of the NonTerminals associated to the Grammar where calculated, FALSE otherwise. |
boolean |
hasCalculatedLenghtsProductions()
Returns TRUE if the lenghts of the Productions associated to the Grammar where calculated, FALSE otherwise. |
void |
setIdMax(int idMax)
Sets the maximum ID associated with the Elements of the Grammar (NonTerminals, Terminals and Productions) |
int |
setLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt,
int l)
Stores (it doesnīt make any calculation) the length of the NonTerminal p of the Grammar. |
int |
setLenghtProduction(Production p,
int l)
Stores (it doesnīt make any calculation) the length of the Production p of the Grammar. |
NonTerminal |
setNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
Associates the NonTerminal nt to the Grammar. |
void |
setProduction(Production p)
Associates the Production p with the Grammar. |
void |
setProduction(Production p,
java.util.Collection<Element> l,
Element leftSide)
|
void |
setStart(NonTerminal nt)
Sets Start symbol of the Grammar. |
Terminal |
setTerminal(Terminal t)
Associates the Terminal t to the Grammar. |
Production |
updateProduction(java.lang.String symbol,
Element e,
int pos)
The method updates a Production associated to the Grammar. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
void setIdMax(int idMax)
idMax
- The maximum ID used in the Grammar, then if a new Element is created, its ID will be idMax + 1.int getIdMax()
NonTerminal getNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
nt
- The NonTerminal that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar. It only need to have
a value in the ID field.NonTerminal getNonTerminal(int id)
id
- The NonTerminal's id that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.NonTerminal getNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The NonTerminal's symbol that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.java.util.Collection<NonTerminal> getNonTerminals()
NonTerminal setNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
nt
- The new NonTerminal symbol to be associated to the Grammar.
GrammarExceptionImpl
Terminal getTerminal(Terminal t)
t
- The Terminal that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar. It only need to have
a value in the ID field.Terminal getTerminal(int id)
id
- The Terminal's id that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.Terminal getTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The Terminal's symbol that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.java.util.Collection<Terminal> getTerminals()
Terminal setTerminal(Terminal t) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
t
- The new Terminal symbol to be associated to the Grammar.
GrammarExceptionImpl
Production getProduction(Production p)
p
- The production that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar. It only need to have
a value in the ID field.Production getProduction(int id)
id
- The Production's id that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.Production getProduction(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The Production's symbol that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.java.util.Collection<Production> getProductions()
void setProduction(Production p) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
p
- The new production to be associated to the Grammar.
GrammarExceptionImpl
void setProduction(Production p, java.util.Collection<Element> l, Element leftSide) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
GrammarExceptionImpl
NonTerminal getStart()
void setStart(NonTerminal nt) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
nt
- The NonTerminal symbol that is the Start symbol of the Grammar.
GrammarExceptionImpl
void calculateLengthNonTerminals() throws GrammarExceptionImpl
GrammarExceptionImpl
void calculateLengthProductions() throws GrammarExceptionImpl
GrammarExceptionImpl
int calculateLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
nt
- The NonTerminal that will be used for the length calculation.
GrammarExceptionImpl
int calculateMinimumDepth() throws GrammarExceptionImpl
GrammarExceptionImpl
int calculateLenghtProduction(Production p) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
p
- The Production that will be used for the length calculation.
GrammarExceptionImpl
int getLenghtProduction(Production p)
p
- The Production that is necessary to know his length.int getLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
nt
- The NonTerminal that is necessary to know his length.int setLenghtProduction(Production p, int l) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
p
- The Production that will be associated with the length l.l
- The actual length of the Production p.
GrammarExceptionImpl
int setLenghtNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt, int l) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
nt
- The NonTerminal that will be associated with the length l.l
- The actual length of the NonTerminal nt.
GrammarExceptionImpl
Derivation getRandomDerivation()
Derivation getRandomDerivation(Production p)
p
- The Production p that is derivated until a Derivation is obtained.Derivation getRandomDerivation(NonTerminal nt)
nt
- The symbol from whom the derivation stars.Derivation getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(int l)
l
- The number that imposes the length restriction.Derivation getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(Production p, int l)
p
- The Production p that is derivated until a Derivation is obtained.l
- The number that imposes the length restriction.Derivation getRandomDerivationMaxLenght(NonTerminal nt, int l)
nt
- The symbol from whom the Derivation starts.l
- The number that imposes the length restriction.boolean areThereTerminals()
boolean areThereNonTerminals()
boolean areThereProductions()
boolean hasCalculatedLenghtsProductions()
boolean hasCalculatedLenghtsNonTerminals()
void grammarToGraph(boolean resumed) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
resumed
- If is TRUE is mapped to a resumed Graph, if is FALSE is mapped to a
full Graph.
GrammarExceptionImpl
void drawGrammar()
Production findProduction(Production prod, int pos, NonTerminal nt) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
prod
- The Production that is used for the search.pos
- The position of the Production prod where must be the NonTerminal nt.nt
- The NonTerminal that must be in the position pos of the Production to look for.
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findProduction(Production p)
p
- The Production that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findProduction(int id)
id
- The Production's id that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findProduction(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The Production's symbol that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findNonTerminal(NonTerminal nt)
nt
- The NonTerminal that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findNonTerminal(int id)
id
- The NonTerminal's id that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The NonTerminal's symbol that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findTerminal(Terminal t)
t
- The Terminal that is used for the search
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findTerminal(int id)
id
- The Terminal's id that is used for the search.
GrammarExceptionImpl
boolean findTerminal(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The Terminal's symbol that is used for the search.
GrammarExceptionImpl
NonTerminal createNonTerminal(java.lang.String symbol) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
symbol
- The symbol associated to the NonTerminal.
GrammarExceptionImpl
Terminal createTerminal(java.lang.String symbol) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
symbol
- The symbol associated to the Terminal.
GrammarExceptionImpl
Production createProduction(java.lang.String symbol, NonTerminal lnt, java.util.Collection<Element> els) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
symbol
- The name of the Production.lnt
- The NonTerminal symbol at the left side of the Production.els
- The Terminal and NonTerminal symbols at the right side of the Producti,
GrammarExceptionImpl
Production updateProduction(java.lang.String symbol, Element e, int pos) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
symbol
- The name of the Production in the Grammar.e
- The new Element to be associated to the Production.pos
- The position at the right side of the Production (the symbol that is here will be
changed by e).
GrammarExceptionImpl
void compareProductions(java.util.Collection<Production> R, java.util.Collection<Element> X, Production generateCrossoverNode, int posRigth) throws GrammarExceptionImpl
R
- The Productions to be compared. R cannot be null or empty (in this case the method doesnīt do nothing).X
- The collection that will hold the symbols at the position posRight of the Productions of R that
fulfill the above condition. X cannot be null (in this case the method doesnīt do nothing).generateCrossoverNode
- The Production against which the Productions of R are compared. It cannot be null (in this case the method doesnīt do nothing).posRigth
- The position of generateCrossoverNode against which the symbols at the same position on the
Productions of R arenīt compared. It must be greater than zero (the position starts at one).
GrammarExceptionImpl
Element getElement(int id)
id
- The Element's id that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.Element getElement(java.lang.String symbol)
symbol
- The Element's symbol that is necessary to know if belongs to the Grammar.
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'The Dream Dictionary From A To Z' by Theresa Cheung delves into the most vivid after hours hallucinations that people regularly have - and highlights what they could mean
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/Do you ever have dreams that are so vivid they feel real? Unlike most dreams, which we forget as soon as we wake, this sort of dream will remain clear in your mind for days, weeks or even years.
However, there is a reason why some dreams stay with you longer than others – it is a sign your dreaming mind is trying to tell you something important about your waking life.
Here are 10 common dreams that reveal something important, and what you should do about it.
Drowning
Water in dreams symbolises your emotions. So if you have a dream where you are drowning, it is a clear sign that you are letting your feelings make decisions for you in your waking life. Your dreaming mind is encouraging you to learn how to manage your emotions better.
 Your emotional health is at risk. The flip side is that dreams about discovering new spaces in your home, or dreams about home improvements, suggest that some aspect of your waking life is improving.
Planes, trains and automobiles
If you find yourself in an out-of-control car or vehicle in a dream, whether or not you are driving, this suggests that events in your waking life are in danger of getting out of control. It’s time for you to get in the driver’s seat or, if you are the driver, to drive more skilfully.
Natural disasters
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Death or illness
Dreams in which you are dead or dying can symbolise your desire to escape the responsibilities and burdens of life. If you dream about a death that is accidental, it can suggest that some part of you isn’t functioning and you need to make changes – it is a symbol of new beginnings.
Buried alive
If you are buried alive in a dream and feel powerless to scream or breathe, it can be a sign that there is confusion or conflict in your life. You urgently need to find a way to escape restrictions and get a new perspective on the situation you’re in. If you can’t do it by yourself, you need to reach out to others for help.
Unable to move
Being unable to move in a dream – either being stuck in something or paralysed – suggests you are feeling stifled from taking on too much responsibility, or are not able to express your true feelings. You can’t decide on the best course of action and feel stuck. But sometimes you have to make a decision to move forward, even if that decision isn’t the perfect one.
If you are stuck in mud in a dream, this indicates feeling stuck in some way in your life and needing to find a way to break free.
Departed loved ones
Dreaming about someone you love who has died is very common and can be extremely comforting for people who are grieving. This may be because the dreams suggest this life is not all there is, and death may not in fact be the end.
 They show that there is so much more to you than you currently realise. You have tremendous potential. You need to be bold and believe in yourself and your unique qualities.
Recurring dreams
If you find yourself having the same or similar dreams over and over again, this should never be ignored. Your dreaming mind wants you to take note and is using the power of repetition to tell you something important for your personal growth. You will continue to have the same dream until you fully understand the message your dreaming mind is sending you.
- The Dream Dictionary From A To Z, by Theresa Chung (Thorsons, £14.99) is available now.


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TactJS tries to make creating objects as simple as possible by providing a few familiar components of traditional objects in an easy to read, modular format. This breakdown will go into excruciating detail on the parts of an object in TactJS.
We recommend that you keep your individual objects in their own individual files. This is a best practice for working with behaviors, and even though you can have multiple objects of the same namespace (or different namespaces) in the same file, we've found that in growing systems its much easier to maintain a larger number of small files than it is to maintain several large files. Keeping objects separate also helps reinforce the idea of low coupling.
Let's say we want to create a new object in the Docs.Demos namespace. The first thing we'll do is open up our jQuery object to make our object safe for whatever jquery shortcut might be used. This is a best practice for working with jQuery.
(function ($) { })(jQuery);
Next, we'll define our namespace. Every object in the same namespace will start out by defining the same namespace, and that's ok. By always defining the namespace of an object, we ensure that the namespace is always available.
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); })(jQuery);
Now we'll define our empty class.
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); // Define the Pet class. Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function() { }); })(jQuery);
Any class you create will likely require a public space: the properties and methods which can be called by ouside objects and functions. In TactJS, the convention is to call that public space "self" because when you call the public methods of an object from within that same object you end up with "self.methodName()" which is descriptive of the action. If you choose, you may change "self" to be whatever you like.
Here we add the public space, "self."
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); // Define the Pet class. Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function() { // Public Members var self = { }; return self; }); })(jQuery);
"return self;" is what makes "self" a public interface for our class.
Now let's add a function to "self." Since this is a pet, it likely should be walked regularly, so we'll give our pet class a "walk()" function.
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); // Define the Pet class. Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function() { // Public Members var self = { walk: function(){ } }; return self; }); })(jQuery);
Private members are any variables or functions which are declared inside the object, but outside of "self." The convention we prefer is to prefix any private members with an underscore, '_' and place them above "self" in the object such that the order is:
Let's have walk() track the number of times this pet object has been walked in a private member called _walkCount.
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); // Define the Pet class. Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function() { // Private Members var _walkCount = 0; // Public Members var self = { walk: function(){ _walkCount++; return "Pet has been walked " + _walkCount + " time(s) today."; } }; return self; }); })(jQuery);
Now that we have an object that can do something, let's declare a new instance of it and take it for a spin.
// Instantiate a pet object. var pet = new Docs.Demos.Pet();
Now let's walk our new pet twice...
// Call the public Walk method pet.walk(); // Pet has been walked 1 time(s) today. pet.walk(); // Pet has been walked 2 time(s) today.
That's great! Now, what if we want to give our pet a name? We could create a public member to store it and set that member after we create each pet, but then anyone could name our pets, and we might forget to name a few ourselves. Instead, let's give the Docs.Demos.Pet object a constructor, and store the name as a private member. Let's also change our "walk()" function to reflect our pet's names.
(function ($) { // Define a namespace $.types.ns("Docs.Demos"); // Define the Pet class. Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function(name) { // Private Members var _name = name var _walkCount = 0; // Public Members var self = { walk: function(){ _walkCount++; return _name + " has been walked " + _walkCount + " time(s) today."; } }; return self; }); })(jQuery);
Notice that the definition line of our object changed to "Docs.Demos.Pet = $.types.define(function(name) {". Passing arguments to the object (function()) we define gives us a constructor. We can have any number of arguments in that constructor, and because this is javascript they don't always have to be defined so keep that in mind when you create objects with this type of constructor.
Now let's create two new pets and name them. Then we'll take them each out for a walk...
// Instantiate pet objects. var taboo = new Docs.Demos.Pet("Taboo"); var aurora = new Docs.Demos.Pet("Aurora"); // Call the public Walk method taboo.walk(); // Taboo has been walked 1 time(s) today. aurora.walk(); // Aurora has been walked 1 time(s) today. // Call the Walk method again to see the counts change. taboo.walk(); // Taboo has been walked 2 time(s) today. aurora.walk(); // Aurora has been walked 2 time(s) today.
And that's how a simple object is created with TactJS!


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gcharang05-Jun-19 09:20 PM
@javita is it 0,6 version of verus and did you disable proxy?
crumb05-Jun-19 09:22 PM
@gcharang in the claim form there is a address to receive coins back field. can i write there that i'd like to use multiple addresses and give those actual addresses later, when i'm contacted by Komodo team member? at least for me it would make more sense that way
bouch05-Jun-19 09:22 PM
I sent the PGT coin, and Amount says NaN - I did see the balance in the new wallet, not worried not a lot and don't know what this coin is.
@mrlynch yes
@jspook16 should I be import the seed from the Agama wallet to another wallet before i send it?
javita05-Jun-19 09:39 PM
I am trying to send from Agama v03.4 where my funds are to the new versus Agama wallet
mrlynch05-Jun-19 09:40 PM
@Nitego yes
@javita
1. create new seed in verus agama - backup seed and copy address
2. logout
3. import old agama seed in verus agama
4. send funds to the newly created safe address
5. logout
6. log back in with safe seed
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QuadraQ05-Jun-19 09:42 PM
If you're using native mode you wouldn't need to import the old address.
javita05-Jun-19 09:43 PM
Oh I did not do step 3. Let me try that. Whew this is confusing.
I am using SPV lite
mrlynch05-Jun-19 09:44 PM
if you used agama in the last 4+ months consider those seeds compromised
Nitego05-Jun-19 09:45 PM
verus agama is that same as Agama v0.6.0-13
DLT Novice05-Jun-19 09:45 PM
I used the webwallet to move all assets to the Venus wallet but now I see in announcements not to use webwallet to send out, why is that?(edited)
mrlynch05-Jun-19 09:46 PM
@Nitego that is the one
Nitego05-Jun-19 09:46 PM
thanks
mrlynch05-Jun-19 09:46 PM
@DLT Novice if you moved funds you're fine... don't use web wallet to store or move funds anymore(edited)
DLT Novice05-Jun-19 09:46 PM
Ok thanks,
gcharang05-Jun-19 09:46 PM
@DLT Novice if you have already done it, its fine
its the same as using the KMD agama official wallet
now we have alternate solutions that don't need the web wallet
javita05-Jun-19 09:47 PM
Mr lynch when you say used do you mean transfer , withdraw, deposit? I have logged in within 4 months just to check funds but have done none of the above
gcharang05-Jun-19 09:47 PM
@javita just loggedin is unsafe
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javita05-Jun-19 09:53 PM
I am stuck at importing in old Agama seed into new wallet. What do I do next?
Yoe05-Jun-19 09:54 PM
1. create new seed in verus agama - backup seed and copy address
2. logout
3. import old agama seed in verus agama
4. send funds to the newly created safe address
5. logout
6. log back in with safe seed
javita05-Jun-19 09:55 PM
Stuck on 3???
mrlynch05-Jun-19 09:55 PM
stuck how?
javita05-Jun-19 09:56 PM
I know the new seed and the old seed, but where do I import old agama seed into new
Yoe05-Jun-19 09:57 PM
With importing basically mean logging in. It just as the old agama you have to log in. From your old seed you can send it to your new addres
Make sure, to log in twice with your new seed. So you know you stored it correctly
Then transfer your coins
Im not a team member of this discord btw
javita05-Jun-19 10:01 PM
My head is about to explode. I used my old seed with my new Versus, I got in and there kus 0 balance
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:02 PM
@javita search the address in kmdexplorer.io
blubbi05-Jun-19 10:03 PM
if coins went to RSgD2cmm3niFRu2kwwtrEHoHMywJdkbkeF ur safu
javita05-Jun-19 10:05 PM
The new Versus wallet address shows on kmdexplorer with 0 balance which is right, because I have been unsuccessful in sending from old wallet to it
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:07 PM
what does the old wallet address show on explorer? @javita
javita05-Jun-19 10:08 PM
It shows my current balance
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:11 PM
can we take this to dms? @javita
javita05-Jun-19 10:12 PM
Yes please
@gcharang javits direct messaging
geodragon05-Jun-19 10:19 PM
Help!! My original Agama wallet has been cleaned out. The addresses the coins went to are not the "safe" addresses you show in your security announcement. When I use Komodo's Address Asset viewer with my address, it shows my coins in two locations, but neither of these addresses are the "safe" addresses.
have I lost my coins?
wil05-Jun-19 10:20 PM
Error: Unknown method
Blockchain.address.get_balance
What does it mean?
Kobuzzal05-Jun-19 10:20 PM
Same question as Geodragon... Have we lost our coins or are there multiple safe addresses supposedly?
fern05-Jun-19 10:20 PM
There are other safe addresses
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:21 PM
@geodragon dm me your address, I will verify
fern05-Jun-19 10:21 PM
they went to other addresses before ending up at the main safe one, so follow the coins and see
geodragon05-Jun-19 10:21 PM
sorry for ignorance, but what is dm and how do I use it?
Kobuzzal05-Jun-19 10:21 PM
Direct message
Me too gcharang? or can you show us how to verify?
hyperDEX05-Jun-19 10:22 PM
@Kobuzzal did you follow the coins to the final destination?
Kobuzzal05-Jun-19 10:23 PM
Fern, how do we follow the coins? Not sure hyperDEX
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:23 PM
dm means direct message
you can check the addresses in kmdexplorer.io
fern: I did that, and it appears my funds landed in the address put in the security announcement: RSgD2cmm3niFRu2kwwtrEHoHMywJdkbkeF . This address has almost 8 million KMD in it. Does this mean our funds are safe? I already filled out the claim form. Thanks for all your help.
gcharang05-Jun-19 10:30 PM
@Kobuzzal yes the funds are safe, please wait for an announcement about the claim process
fern05-Jun-19 10:30 PM
Yep thats it, should be fine
Does anyone know whether the latest Komodo Ocean wallet is safe to use?
Gordon Komodo05-Jun-19 10:37 PM
Ocean wallet should be safe - Only agama is affected(edited)
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Kobuzzal05-Jun-19 10:45 PM
Others have asked what prevents someone from filling out the existing claim form with publicly available data and stealing refunds, but I didn't see a good answer to the question. Anyone have any input on that?
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someone pin that
Gordon Komodo05-Jun-19 10:48 PM
importprivkey "yourwifkey"
don't forget the double quotations(edited)
cipi05-Jun-19 10:48 PM
Pinned a message.
mrlynch05-Jun-19 10:49 PM
@Gordon Komodo not essential
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Gordon Komodo05-Jun-19 10:49 PM
ok, I have always used quotations
mrlynch05-Jun-19 10:50 PM
works both ways
cipi05-Jun-19 10:51 PM
one positive aspect of all this mess is that everybody learned a lot of things in the last hours, i think
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mrlynch05-Jun-19 10:52 PM
and pushed the boundaries on lack of sleep & food
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cipi05-Jun-19 10:53 PM
lol ... yes, that too
mrlynch05-Jun-19 10:55 PM
i'm about to have a kernel panic
seems that most users are safe yes?
cipi05-Jun-19 10:56 PM
yes, it looks like
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thank you!
jspook1605-Jun-19 11:18 PM
Is everyone out of the woods?
ShitcoinWhale05-Jun-19 11:28 PM
if i use agama native and not the seed is it safe or still compromised
jonnybbig05-Jun-19 11:31 PM
So at the initial prompting to move coins from agama, I immediately logged in and sent my coins to DP - FML. Are my coins ok because I'm just seeing DP was the target and lost a bunch of KMD, sheesh. thanks for any help
Bryan_Beus05-Jun-19 11:31 PM
@ShitcoinWhale
As a general rule, if in doubt, move your funds to a paper wallet.
@jonnybbig
What is DP - FML?
(I'm not on the support team, but may be able to help while you wait. I write tech docs.)


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Ulster 18-13 Clermont: Irish province claim deserved Champions Cup Pool 3 win
Ulster charged to the top of Champions Cup Pool 3 on Friday night after a fantastic display at home to Clermont saw them beat the Top 14 giants 18-13 in Belfast.
A Jordi Murphy try and marvellous individual John Cooney effort - in addition to two penalties off the tee from the latter - completed the victory, though the Irish province should have won far more comfortably having utterly dominated the contest.
As it was, two Greig Laidlaw penalties and a penalty try coming via the scrum saw Clermont depart with a scarcely deserved losing bonus point - something which could prove crucial come the end of the pool stages.
Cooney got Ulster moving with a second-minute penalty and then came close to scoring in the eighth minute after Stuart McCloskey had put him in the clear only for Alivereti Raka to get to him and force the knock-on.
Ulster then survived a period of Clermont pressure on their line and on 15 minutes Marcell Coetzee won a turnover penalty which Cooney put into the corner.
After winning another penalty, Ulster again opted for the corner and, having thrown to skipper Iain Henderson at the back, they mauled over the Clermont line, with referee JP Doyle awarding the score after consulting the TMO.
Cooney's conversion put Ulster 10-0 ahead. Jacob Stockdale then did just enough to force Raka into a knock-on on 21 minutes after he tried to latch on to a Jake McIntyre kick through.
In the 25th minute, Luke Marshall came close to scoring after Billy Burns' cross-kick put Stockdale into space down the left, but Clermont's scramble defence just held firm.
The Irish province then came close to being opened up by a Clermont turnover, only for Will Addison to halt lock Paul Jedrasiak with a game-ending hit.
Clermont, though, won a penalty at the resulting scrum which Laidlaw kicked two minutes after the half-hour.
Four minutes later, Cooney kicked his second penalty after Clermont were penalised at a ruck to restore Ulster's 10-point lead, which is how the half ended.
The second half began with neither side making much impression as the weather deteriorated, though Cooney did miss touch with two penalties which looked like proving costly.
Laidlaw also pushed the ball wide from distance with a 54th-minute penalty. He made sure with his next chance four minutes later, which was much closer to the posts.
Cooney then struck out of nothing when he broke blind, kicked the ball on and beat Isaia Toeava to the touchdown, and though he failed to convert his 62nd-minute score, Ulster now looked safe at 18-6 ahead.
The French fought back and were awarded a penalty try in the 71st minute after a series of scrums and mauls near the Ulster line, but it was only enough for a losing bonus point.


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Alkimos students dig in to help endangered cockatoos
by Staff WriterA SCHOOL project in Alkimos is trying to create more habitat for endangered Carnaby’s black cockatoos.
St James’ Anglican School Year 2 classes, under the guidance of teacher Tim Crane, have started the ‘Carnaby’s Cockatoo Project’ to revegetate vacant land on the west side of their school.
Once completed, the site will have space for children to read, do class work, connect with nature or have quiet time.
For teachers it will be an alternative to the indoor classroom with opportunities to learn across the curriculum.
“As a new and growing school we are always looking at ways to enhance our learning spaces and create a stimulating education environment for our students,” head of junior school Dan Mornement said.
“This project will allow children to experience nature up close and encourage native fauna into our backyard.”
As well as being a learning place, the area has been revegetated with plant species that are preferred by the Carnaby’s black cockatoos, which frequent the Alkimos area.
Recent studies have shown these birds have been avoiding some areas due to a lack of vegetation and rehabilitation efforts.
In September, students spent a morning planting 400 seedlings on the site to start the project.
They have since had many hours of weeding, watering, infill planting and maintaining the area, which will be their responsibility as the project grows.
The school has already started using the area as an outdoor learning space, with Year 2 students comparing the different root structures of grasses and broad leaf plants during their weeding sessions.
Year 8 students, as part of their science unit, have started taking drone footage of the seedlings to provide monthly photographic growth monitoring.
Junior school students have spent time at recess and lunch building rock sculptures, creek beds and irrigation systems, while others go for walks around the area.
A water tank and buckets are permanently left on the site so any classes can pop down in their own time and work together to keep the seedlings hydrated and strong.
Visit www.environment.gov.au for more information about the birds.


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Welcome to PARANSYS’s documentation!¶
PARANSYS: Python pArametric Reliability Analysis on ANSYS, but it’s not limited just for that!
PARANSYS is a module that can connect the ANSYS software to Python scripts using APDL scripts. It has one connection class, that can be used with many types of APDL analysis (more than reliability analysis), and two other classes for reliability analysis, that can be used with implicit and explicit Python functions, not just with ANSYS.
Introduction¶
This module calls ANSYS by Probabilistic Design System (PDS) as an FEM tool for running a couple of parametric analysis and get some variables back to Python.
The class paransys.ANSYS is the heart of the process, this class receive the ANSYS APDL model, the parameters names and values, runs everything and return the control parameters values for each simulation back to Python. This class makes easy to run a lot of analysis with the same model just changing some parameters values, in this scope we have Reliability Analysis, Optimizations and Mesh Convergence Studies, for example.
For Reliability Analysis there are two classes implemented:
paransys.MonteCarlo
This class performs Monte Carlo reliability analyses, with and without using importance sampling. When using importance sampling it’s possible to fix the sampling point or search it based on the center of failures weights. It’s currently limited to one limit state.
paransys.FORM
This class applies the First Order Reliability Method (FORM) inside Python using ParAnsys as a connection with ANSYS for evaluate FEM models. It is also possible to run simulations without using ANSYS, just defining the limit state equation and all variables.
How to install¶
PARANSYS is available at github.com/dutitello/parAnsys. You can install it by cloning (downloading) this repository and then running command python setup.py install.
How to cite¶
This module is published at Zenodo.
You can cite it as follows, or you can get another format in it’s Zenodo page.
Titello, E.P. (2020). PARANSYS: Python pArametric Reliability Analysis on ANSYS. Version 0.1. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4161580
Final notes¶
This is part of my master degree thesis, available here.
This module makes no claim to own any rights to ANSYS, it’s just an interface to call the program owned by ANSYS company.


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Byrne R.W., Cartmill E. Genty E., Graham K. E., Hobaiter, C.,Tanner J (2017). Great ape gestures: Intentional communication with a rich set of innate signals. Animal Cognition. 20, 755–769 (2017).
ELAN (Version 6.4) [Computer software]. (2022). Nijmegen: Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, The Language Archive. Retrieved from https://archive.mpi.nl/tla/elan.
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Michael Nyqvist Dies; Veteran Actor Was 56
Michael Nyqvist, a Swedish actor who took on the lead role in the initial big screen adaption of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, died on Tuesday in Stockholm. He was 56 years old. Nyqvist portrayed journalist Mikael Blomkvist in the original film and its sequels, which were based on the blockbuster novel by the same name. He had been suffering from lung cancer for over a year at the time of his death. "Michael's joy and passion were infectious to those who knew and loved him," his family said in a statement yesterday, adding: "His charm and charisma were undeniable." Gerard Butler, who starred opposite Nyqvist in the movie Hunter Killer, also paid tribute to the actor upon learning of his death. "I just found out that he passed today," Butler said on Instagram, expounding as follows: "It feels important to send my condolences because of all the movies I’ve made, he was right up there. "He’s one of my favorites, if not my favorite, in terms of somebody who just had such incredible talent and childlike qualities and playfulness. "But more than anything, just incredible humility and warmth and this cheeky kind of glint in his eyes. "And to see all the young actors we worked with thinking how are they going to be if they ever make it, and if you see somebody like that and see how they handle themselves with such dignity and integrity and fun like he still loves what he does, and anyway it breaks my heart." In the caption to this Instagram video, Butler wrote: "Sending my condolences to Michael Nyqvist and his family. Incredibly talented and an extraordinary human being. My heart is broken." Nyqvist, who spent the first year of his life in an orphanage, fell in love with acting during his senior year of high school in Nebraska after landing a small role in a production of Death of a Salesman. After years of trying to break through in the industry, Nyqvist got his big break as Rolf, an abusive alcoholic husband, in the 2000 film Together. He earned his first nomination for a Guldbagge, the annual cinema awards in Sweden, for the role and went on from there to anchor various television shows and films.


This is the API documentation for the Alarm Decoder Python library. It provides support for interacting with the Alarm Decoder (AD2) family of security alarm devices, including the AD2USB, AD2SERIAL and AD2PI.
The source code, requirements and examples for this project may be found here.
Please see the examples directory for more samples, but a basic one is included below:
import time
from alarmdecoder import AlarmDecoder
from alarmdecoder.devices import USBDevice
def main():
"""
Example application that prints messages from the panel to the terminal.
"""
try:
# Retrieve the first USB device
device = AlarmDecoder(USBDevice.find())
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device.on_message += handle_message
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"""
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"""
print sender, message.raw
if __name__ == '__main__':
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Empathy helps build trust because we interact with people with empathy, people are more likely to feel seen, heard and understood. When people feel those things, they are likely to to trust to a person, because they feel safer and understood.
Engaging a person as a human being, just like yourself and assuming the person is a good person, and deserves to be treated as such, helps to create to the conditions for trust.
Empathic listening is being able to listen for feelings. Our brains are built with this ability and it is something that we can improve with practice. We can practise empathic listening with mindfulness, kindness and curiosity. I found it interesting how much I do this without being aware of it with loved ones, and become aware of this, made me curious when talking to other people i.e wondering what they might be feeling when they are telling me about their day.
I liked the loving kindness meditation and I also enjoyed the more traditional Metta Bhavana version. I like the simplicity of the phrases ‘May I be Well, May I be happy, May I be free from suffering’, and the journey it takes you on.
If we move house I won’t be able to walk everywhere I need to go and will have to pay for public transport/drive. Location is important to me.
If we move house we house our rent will cheaper and we’ll have more space that we need. Having a more functional home is important to me.


A class that is declared with the abstract keyword is known as an abstract class in Java. It can have abstract and non-abstract methods (method with the body). It needs to be extended and its method implemented. It cannot be instantiated. Abstraction is a process of hiding the implementation details and showing only functionality to the user. Another way, it shows only essential things to the user and hides the internal details, for example, sending SMS where you type the text and send the message. You don't know the internal processing about the message delivery. Abstraction lets you focus on what the object does instead of how it does it.
There are two ways to achieve abstraction in java
Abstract class (0 to 100%)
Interface (100%)
An abstract class must be declared with an abstract keyword.
It can have abstract and non-abstract methods.
It cannot be instantiated.
It can have constructors and static methods also.
It can have final methods which will force the subclass not to change the body of the method
A method that is declared as abstract and does not have implementation is known as an abstract method.
If there is an abstract method in a class, that class must be abstract.
If you are extending an abstract class that has an abstract method, you must either provide the implementation of the method or make this class abstract.


{% extends "/documentation-base.html" %} {% block title %}Djula Documentation{% endblock %} {% block style %} {% endblock style %} {% block body %} {# kludge until block.super is implemented #} {% block prepend-to-documentation1 %} {% endblock %} {% filter link-tags-to-definitions|link-variables-to-documentation|link-comments-to-documentation|link-dictionary-variables-to-documentation %}
This is all based on the Django templating language, if you are familiar it then Djula templates will be a breeze. In fact most of the text on this page was directly copied from The Django template language: for template authors. For a list of how Djula is different in from the Django templating language click here
Variables look like this: {% templatetag openvariable %} variable {% templatetag closevariable%}
. When the template engine encounters a variable, it evaluates that variable and replaces it with the result.
Use a dot (.
) to access attributes of a variable or index of a list. {% templatetag openvariable %} user.name {% templatetag closevariable%}
will be replaced with the name
attribute of the user
object (Lisp hackers: this is an alist lookup). {% templatetag openvariable %} users.1 {% templatetag closevariable%}
will be replaced with the first user object of the list users
. You can use multiple dots with a variable, so {% templatetag openvariable %} users.1.name {% templatetag closevariable%}
will be replaced with the name
attribute of the first user object of the list users
.
When designing your templates, the values of variables come from devel-dictionaries linked to the template by {% templatetag openblock %} devel-dictionary {% templatetag closeblock %} tags or directly from {% templatetag openblock %} dictionary-value {% templatetag closeblock %} tags. When your template is deployed in a real web application these "devel" values are replaced with "real" values by the programmers.
You can modify variables for display by using filters.
Filters look like this: {% templatetag openvariable %} name|lowercase {% templatetag closevariable %}
. This displays the value of the {% templatetag openvariable %} name {% templatetag closevariable %}
after being filtered through the lowercase
filter, which converts text to lowercase. Use a pipe (|
) to apply a filter.
Filters can be "chained." The output of one filter is applied to the next. {% templatetag openvariable %} name|lowercase|urlencode {% templatetag closevariable %}
displays name
after being lowercased and url-encoded.
Some filters take arguments. A filter argument looks like this: {% templatetag openvariable %} bio|truncatewords:30 {% templatetag closevariable %}
. This will display the first 30 words of the bio
variable.
Filter arguments that contain spaces must be quoted; for example, to join a list with commas and spaced you’d use {% templatetag openvariable %} list|join:"," {% templatetag closevariable %}
.
The Known Filter Reference below describes all the filters Djula currently knows about. You can create your own filters, too, if you know how to write Common Lisp code
Tags look like this: {% templatetag openblock %} tag {% templatetag closeblock %}
. Tags are more complex than variables: Some create text in the output, some control flow by performing loops or logic, and some load external information into the template to be used by later variables.
Some tags require beginning and ending tags (i.e. {% templatetag openblock %} tag {% templatetag closeblock %} ... tag contents ... {% templatetag openblock %} endtag {% templatetag closeblock %}
). The known tag reference below describes all the tags Djula knows about. You can create your own tags, too, if you know how to write Common Lisp code.
Anything between {% templatetag opencomment %}
and {% templatetag closecomment %}
is commented out and will not appear in the browser.
So this:
Hello{% templatetag opencomment %} this is a comment {% templatetag closecomment %}
will be displayed by the template as:
Hello
The most powerful — and thus the most complex — part of Djula’s template engine is template inheritance. Template inheritance allows you to build a base "skeleton" template that contains all the common elements of your site and defines blocks that child templates can override.
It’s easiest to understand template inheritance by starting with an example:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />
<title>{% templatetag openblock %} block title {% templatetag closeblock %}My amazing site{% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}</title>

{% templatetag openblock %} block sidebar {% templatetag closeblock %}

Home

Blog

{% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}

{% templatetag openblock %} block content {% templatetag closeblock %}{% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}

This template, which we’ll call base.html, defines a simple HTML skeleton document that you might use for a simple two-column page. It’s the job of "child" templates to fill the empty blocks with content.
In this example, the{% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %}
tag defines three blocks that child templates can fill in. All the block tag does is to tell the template engine that a child template may override those portions of the template.
A child template might look like this:
{% templatetag openblock %} extends "base.html" {% templatetag closeblock %}
{% templatetag openblock %} block title {% templatetag closeblock %}My amazing blog{% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}
{% templatetag openblock %} block content {% templatetag closeblock %}
{% templatetag openblock %} for entry in blog_entries {% templatetag closeblock %}

{% templatetag openvariable %} entry.title {% templatetag closevariable %}

{% templatetag openvariable %} entry.body {% templatetag closevariable %}

{% templatetag openblock %} endfor {% templatetag closeblock %}
{% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}
The {% templatetag openblock %} extends {% templatetag closeblock %}
tag is the key here. It tells the template engine that this template "extends" another template. When the template system evaluates this template, first it locates the parent — in this case, base.html.
At that point, the template engine will notice the three {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %} tags in base.html and replace those blocks with the contents of the child template. Depending on the value of blog_entries, the output might look like:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />
<title>My amazing blog</title>

Home

Blog

Entry one

This is my first entry.

Entry two

This is my second entry.

Note that since the child template didn’t define the sidebar block, the value from the parent template is used instead. Content within a {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %}
tag in a parent template is always used as a fallback.
You can use as many levels of inheritance as needed. One common way of using inheritance is the following three-level approach:
Create a base.html template that holds the main look-and-feel of your site.
Create a base_SECTIONNAME.html template for each "section" of your site. For example, base_news.html, base_sports.html. These templates all extend base.html and include section-specific styles/design.
Create individual templates for each type of page, such as a news article or blog entry. These templates extend the appropriate section template.
This approach maximizes code reuse and makes it easy to add items to shared content areas, such as section-wide navigation.
Here are some tips for working with inheritance:
If you use {% templatetag openblock %} extends {% templatetag closeblock %}
in a template, it must be the first template tag in that template. Template inheritance won’t work, otherwise.
More {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %}
tags in your base templates are better. Remember, child templates don’t have to define all parent blocks, so you can fill in reasonable defaults in a number of blocks, then only define the ones you need later. It’s better to have more hooks than fewer hooks.
If you find yourself duplicating content in a number of templates, it probably means you should move that content to a {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %}
in a parent template.
If you need to get the content of the block from the parent template, the {% templatetag openvariable %} block.super {% templatetag closevariable %} variable will do the trick. This is useful if you want to add to the contents of a parent block instead of completely overriding it. Data inserted using {% templatetag openvariable %} block.super {% templatetag closevariable %} will not be automatically escaped (see the next section), since it was already escaped, if necessary, in the parent template.
For extra readability, you can optionally give a name to your {% templatetag openblock %} endblock {% templatetag closeblock %}
tag. For example:
{% templatetag openblock %} block content {% templatetag closeblock %}
...
{% templatetag openblock %} endblock content {% templatetag closeblock %}
In larger templates, this technique helps you see which {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %} tags are being closed.
Finally, note that you can’t define multiple {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %}
tags with the same name in the same template. This limitation exists because a block tag works in “both” directions. That is, a block tag doesn’t just provide a hole to fill — it also defines the content that fills the hole in the parent. If there were two similarly-named {% templatetag openblock %} block {% templatetag closeblock %} tags in a template, that template’s parent wouldn’t know which one of the blocks’ content to use.
Dictionary variables look like {% templatetag opendictionaryvariable %}this{% templatetag closedictionaryvariable %}. Dictionary variables are like variables except they are not HTML-escaped, the don't take filters, and they get their values from dictionaries linked to the template by {% templatetag openblock %} dictionary {% templatetag closeblock %} tags or dictionary variables created dicrectly with {% templatetag openblock %} dictionary-value {% templatetag closeblock %} tags.
Dictionary variables are used for internationaliztion. If the dictionary "/foo.lisp" contains the following definitions:
Then the following template: Will be rendered in English to: and in Spanish to:
Note that dictionary values can have nested tags, variables, comments, etc.
(foo english "The foo" spanish "El foo")
(bar english "The bar" spanish "El bar")
{% templatetag openblock %} dictionary "/foo.lisp" {% templatetag closeblock %}
{% templatetag opendictionaryvariable %}foo{% templatetag closedictionaryvariable %}... {% templatetag opendictionaryvariable %}bar{% templatetag closedictionaryvariable %}...
The foo... The bar...
El foo... El bar...
Known Tag Reference
{% for t in tags %}
{{t.name}}{% if t.arglist %} {{t.arglist}}{% endif %}{% if not t.from-django-p %} New, not in Django{% endif %}
{{t.documentation}}
Different from Django because: {{ t.but-different-from-django-because }}{% endif %} {% endfor %}
{{f.name}}{% if f.arglist %} {{f.arglist}}{% endif %}{% if not f.from-django-p %} New, not in Django{% endif %}
{{f.documentation}}{% if f.but-different-from-django-because %}
But is different from Django because: {{ f.different-from-django-because }}
{% endif %}


Referral for Mike Smith
The clinic will contact you to book an appointment
When the clinic contacts you, they will ask for your booking reference number and access code shown below.
If the clinic does not contact you by Monday 8th December 2018, you should contact them.
Your referral details
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As mention in discussion, this project is done under many assumptions, to avoid those assumption and get real values, there need to be done lots of future works. From those works, initial step is categorization of locomotives according to the emissions. For that, it is necessary to do emission test for all operating locomotive available in the SLR, afterwards those locomotives needs to categorize by standardizing the emissions. With the usage of locomotives and while it getting older and older emissions would be increased. Hence to minimize that error our recommendation is, do emission test for locomotive at every service routine and update them with the system.
Rolling resistance and aero dynamic resistances are functions of velocity. So when velocity increases with the time, resistance would be increase, hence if loco is running with constant power acceleration would be reduced. This would be depend on the maximum velocity that can achieve.
As mention in the discussion, driving pattern make considerable impact on the train fuel consumption, to minimize the variation of the driving pattern and fine tune the driving operation. Fine tuning of driving pattern and training locomotive drivers according to the model pattern would help to reduce fuel consumption. Hence emissions also reduced. There for performing a research to fine tune the driving pattern would be help to improve the quality of railway system.
Not only that fine tuning of driving pattern will increase the accuracy of the software that prepared to quantify emissions. From that it would help to catch up accelerations, decelerations and maximum velocities that can be achieved.
When selecting driving style there are some factors that needs to prioritize, from those most important for the railway system is reach the following railway station at scheduled time. To achieve that target it is important to achieve minimum of speed limits at the possible acceleration. Hence it is driver’s responsibility that not to increase speed after reaching maximum speed limit and not to decrease speed if it not required. Science the driver going in the minimum of speed limits the driver doesn’t need to decelerate after reaching the lower speed limit. As mention in early maximum speed that can be achieved without slipping is 0.6 ms-2. This can be vary with the route inline and other conditions. So it also can be find with the research on optimizing driving pattern.
Load carrying of the locomotive is another factor that relate with fuel consumption. Hence while preparing this analytical model made assumption that load will depend on passenger capacity. With the interview with Mr Chandrasena from commercial department of SLR, passenger capacity accounted in to four different discrete levels. It is not according to any scientific analysis, Mr Chandrasena told about those fact with his experiences. Hence it is necessary to do research on passenger distribution and variation for the success of this model. Not only that it would be use full them for scheduling purpose and to improve the market share of trains.
The grade resistance is taken by taking the tangent of that and stop station for a driving cycle, is that the resistance will be the same for driving cycle. In the case altitude variation of the profile is not accounted as it is. There are variation of altitude in between two stations increases and decreases of altitude. Not only that curve resistance and condition of roads such as broken bridge are some other factors limits the maximum achievable speed and acceleration. Hence this is also one of the factor that make changes to the driving pattern and fuel consumption.
There are many advantages in these types of inventories. Especially system like railway, those are the systems to identify the drawbacks and areas that need to be developed. Hence these methodology can be used to compare variations in the system between two time periods. Periodical changes can be obtain, and to supply more environmentally friendly transport system and to identify the areas which can minimize the impact on environment.


Woman seeks help to bring back husband’s body
She suspects mystery over his sudden death
by Special CorrespondentRamanathapuram
Suspecting mystery over the sudden death of her husband, employed in Dubai, a young woman, mother of two daughters, has urged the district administration to help to unravel the mystery after taking up the matter with the government and help her to secure the body.
In her petition to Collector K. Veera Raghava Rao here on Monday, B Ranjitha, 27, said her husband R. Balamurugan, 36, who was employed as ‘steel fixer’ in a private company in Dubai, had died on December 6 under mysterious circumstances.
She said her husband, who had been in Dubai for the last six years, had visited her in December, 2017 and was to return home again in April next year for the second daughter’s birthday when she received a call from the company on December 6 that he died. Only the previous day, he spoke to her but did not complain of any major ailment, she said.
He had gone abroad when her first daughter was three-and-a-half-month old and returned home in December 2017 when his uncle died. He was yet to sea his one-and-a-half-year-old second daughter, she said. He had no major health issues and his sudden death was shocking, she said.
Stating that her husband was the sole breadwinner, Ranjitha said she was literally at a crossroads and had no idea how to bring up her two daughters. She appealed to the government to give her a job and secure compensation from her husband’s company.
Ranjitha, who studied up to class XII has completed one year nursing course but never went for employment as she had to take care of her two daughters, she said.


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security filters
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Eight Men Out (1988)
Grade: 87
"Eight Men Out" tells the story of the Black Sox scandal, the 1919 Chicago White Sox baseball team that threw that year's World Series. The film has the over-riding message that greed is the root of all evil: stingy owners, corrupt players, and cynical gamblers chase dollars, forfeiting their future for a brighter present. Only the sportswriters and the fans are honest.
The players' owner is Charles Comiskey (Clifton James). He is notoriously stingy, paying starvation wages, and welching on player bonuses. When the team reaches the World Series, the players are given flat champagne to celebrate. This fuels resentment among the players that makes them susceptible to the influence of gamblers.
There are several very interesting characters in "Eight Men Out." The kingpin gambler Arnold Rothstein (Michael Lerner) carries a chip on his shoulder against athletes. This is the result of ridicule he faced as a child when trying to play sports. He seeks revenge by fixing sports events and taking the profits, but no amount of money will satisfy his resentment.
Christoper Lloyd also plays a gambler, a former pitcher looking for a big score. For once his role is not eccentric. Once the fix is in, the gamblers get greedy and stop paying off the players. "It's all out on bets" is their favorite line.
Several of the Chicago players are in on the fix but play their best anyway, leaving it to starting pitcher Eddie Cicotte (David Straithairn) to throw the games. In the film, I count six World Series games that Eddie starts. Web research indicates that Lefty Williams pitched and lost three series games but is portrayed at that position in the film. Perhaps the two characters were essentially combined for dramatic purposes. Another inaccuracy is that the players are tried and suspended apparently during the offseason, when in fact they played much of the 1920 season.
The director focuses on one player in particular, and surprisingly it isn't Joe Jackson, the most famous of the Black Sox players. The spotlight is often on Buck Weaver (John Cusack) instead, perhaps because his character is more eloquent than the simpleton Jackson. Cusack has several scenes hanging with kid fans that don't seem completely credible.
Despite its minor weaknesses, "Eight Men Out" is an excellent film that demonstrates a love of baseball and the corruption of character that occurs with greed.
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