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Dgame.Window.EventHandler
- abstract class EventHandler;
- These class handles incomming events and returns outcomming events.
Author:
rschuett
- static bool poll(Event* event);
- Update the parameter event and set the data of the current event in it.
Returns:
true, if there was a valid event and false if not.
- static bool push(Event.Type type);
- Push an event of the given type inside the Event queue.
Returns:
if the push was successfull or not.
- static void clear(Event.Type type);
- Clear the Event queue.
- static State setState(Event.Type type, State state);
- Set a state for a Event.Type.
Returns:
the previous type.
See:
State enum
- static bool hasEvent(Event.Type type);
- Returns:
if inside of the Event Queue is an Event of the given type.
- static bool hasQuitEvent();
- Returns:
if the current Event queue has the Quit Event.
- static bool wait(Event* event, int timeout = -1);
- Waits for the given Event.
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Three Summer Movies Film reviews by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1988 Jeff Meyer
DIE HARD
Well, it starts out with Bruce Willis (taciturn New York cop) in his wife's LA office in expensive high-rise office tower housing big executive Christmas party. He's in his undershirt, making fists with his toes in the carpet, like any white male during the holiday season. But wait! What's this? Big black trucks with ominous music heading for the Century City tower! Guys with Germanic accents! A terrorist who looks like Huey Lewis! Explosions! A younger clone of David Warner! Surface-to-surface missiles! Dumb Feds! Smart street cops! The dickless guy from GHOSTBUSTERS being dickless again! Lots of fashionable swearing!
Must be summer...
Actually, DIE HARD is pretty entertaining. It's like a two-hour plus MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE episode, livened a bit by good action photography, a decent score (except for a one-minute excerpt of James Horner's Marching Klingon music at the end), Willis' conversations with an LA street cop and a limo driver, and competent attention to detail throughout, except for the conclusion, which sacrifices a lot of logic to provide domestic bliss and one last thrill. It's popcorn entertainment at it's very best, i.e. plastic-thin but will keep you happy for the duration. 70mm and Dolby stereo help a LOT.
$4 worth.
TRAVELLING NORTH
The thing that separates melodrama from drama is how well written the characters are, and if it's acted, how good are the performances. In TRAVELLING NORTH, the answers are respectively good and very good. Leo McKern plays a retiring civil engineer in his seventies who retires to the northern shore of Australia with women who is younger than him by a decade or two.  What's more, his health begins failing him, and his SO is torn between staying with him in an almost servile capacity as his health fails (and his temperament gets worse) and visiting her daughters from a previous marriage living in Perth, who are having their own problems. The film deals with intelligent people having a relationship in their twilight years, and all in all it does it quite well. The dialogue is fine, understated and is never over-dramatic. McKern puts in a very fine non-Rumpole performance, and his fellow actors and actresses put in an honest day's work. I came out of TRAVELLING NORTH strangely refreshed; it's not a big film in any sense, but it is a quietly satisfying one.
$4 worth.
BIG
All I can say is that *this* is comic genius, to watch Tom Hanks play a thirteen-year-old in a man's body. The credit shouldn't go to Hanks alone, of course; the script and the direction by Penny Marshall give out for no more than four or five minutes in the entire film, and the whole principle twist of the film -- that a boy of thirteen can prosper by seeing the world in his adolescent terms -- is carried out beautifully, rather like a variation of Peter Sellers' Chauncey Gardner's trip through high society. What's more, Marshall and Hank's constantly underline how much of the "adult" world of business inherits the foibles of the child's playground. The theme is constantly spotlighted, but always in a way clever enough not to breed familiarity (and thus contempt). And there are some beautiful bits here: the first check, the meeting on the "building transformer," and the decoration of Hank's apartment. The cocktail party scene should definitely be remembered come Oscar time, if only for the corn and caviar jokes.
Enough verbiage. I laughed my *ass* off through this film, and the audience gave applauded it at the end (pretty good for a film in its eighth or ninth week).
$5 no question. Treat yourself...
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Custom and external DNS are for advanced configurations.
It is possible to set custom DNS records on domains hosted here. For instance, you can create your own dynamic DNS service. To do so, you will need to call your box’s DNS API.
Send a POST request like this:
curl -d "" --user {email}:{password} https://{{hostname}}/admin/dns/set/qname[/rtype[/value]]
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| The email address of any administrative user here. | |
| password | That user’s password. |
| qname | The fully qualified domain name for the record you are trying to set. |
| rtype | The resource type. A if omitted. Possible values: A (an IPv4 address), AAAA (an IPv6 address), TXT (a text string), or CNAME (an alias, which is a fully qualified domain name). |
| value | The new record’s value. If omitted, the IPv4 address of the remote host is used. This is handy for dynamic DNS! To delete a record, use “__delete__”. |
Note that -d ""
is merely to ensure curl sends a POST request. You do not need to put anything inside the quotes. You can also pass the value using typical form encoding in the POST body.
Strict SPF and DMARC records will be added to all custom domains unless you override them.
# sets laptop.mydomain.com to point to the IP address of the machine you are executing curl on curl -d "" --user me@mydomain.com:###### https://{{hostname}}/admin/dns/set/laptop.mydomain.com # sets an alias curl -d "" --user me@mydomain.com:###### https://{{hostname}}/admin/dns/set/foo.mydomain.com/cname/bar.mydomain.com # clears the alias curl -d "" --user me@mydomain.com:###### https://{{hostname}}/admin/dns/set/bar.mydomain.com/cname/__delete__ # sets a TXT record using the alternate value syntax curl -d "value=something%20here" --user me@mydomain.com:###### https://{{hostname}}/admin/dns/set/foo.mydomain.com/txt
Although your box is configured to serve its own DNS, it is possible to host your DNS elsewhere.
If you do so, you are responsible for keeping your DNS entries up to date! If you previously enabled DNSSEC on your domain name by setting a DS record at your registrar, you will likely have to turn it off before changing nameservers.
Enter the following DNS entries at your DNS provider:
| QName | Type | Value |
|---|


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With the increasing requirement by medical professionals for low dose orthopaedic imaging systems, tests with the XCounter Hydra detector has provided proof of its capability to find subtle extremity fractures with CT imaging. Such fractures would have commonly been missed by 2D radiographic systems. The XCounter photon counting detector brings a new level of resolution and speed to CT imaging applications. In particular, the market leading MTF and DQE set new standards in low dose imaging with up to 70% less dose required for the same image when compared with other products available.
XCounter and its distribution partner for China, Dalian Lind had a stand at the 2016 CMEF exhibition in Shanghai. Significant interest was shown in the ability of XCounter photon counting detectors to generate high quality images at ultra-fast speeds and significantly low radiation exposures. During the show itself XCounter signed up to perform demonstrations for several potential customers covering a range of applications including bone densitometry and full body scanning. Yet another successful exhibition for the XCounter team and its partners.
In another successful show, XCounter had a booth at the annual congress of the European Society of Radiology (ECR2016) in Vienna. Continuing to lead the way in bringing Photon Counting technology to the market, XCounter received significant interest from all aspects of the Medical imaging industry. The low dose capability of its detectors was particularly well received, with both radiologists and medical systems manufacturers impressed by the quality of the images generated at up to 60% lower dose than standard detectors.
XCounter have appointed Lind as distributor for China as part of its continued growth in exporting its detectors. Lind have a track record of success in bringing foreign technology in X-ray systems to the Chinese market, having worked since 1993 with several leading manufacturers such as Gulmay, Faxitron, ProCon and others. With strong ties in both the NDT and Medical market, Lind provide the opportunity to bring the latest in Photon counting detector technology across a range of industry applications. “I am pleased to make this announcement, which consolidates the work we have done with Lind over the past year. I am excited about the forward relationship with a company that has a strong market presence in China and a reputation of service with both their customers and also their non-Chinese distributor partners,” says Nathanael Allison, Sales and Marketing Director for XCounter.
With a training development programme already in place, Lind will also be able to provide local service support for their customers as part of the agreement.
To see the latest developments in X-ray detector technology, come visit XCounter at our booth North - Hall B, stand 6501 at the 2015 Radiological Society of North America Assembly and Annual meeting in Chicago Nov 29th to Dec 4th. Discover our latest release detector, the Hydra series, that can image at an incredible 20,000fps and our market leading MTF & DQE performance of our standard product range.
As part of keeping at the forefront of imaging technology, XCounter’s XC-Flite X1 was presented at the recent JCHSIP2015 (Japan Congress on High-Speed Imaging and Photonics) in Morioka, Japan. At the event XCounter and its partners, along with respected academics from Iwate Medical University provided the specialized scientific attendees with information and demonstration of the XCounter photon-counting detector.
XCounter has upgraded its test C-Arm medical imaging system the XC-DR450, with a customised collimator resulting in significantly reduced dosage levels to achieve high quality images. The imaging system continues to provide a source of development testing for XCounter as well as a demonstration capability for future and current customers. With the current configuration using the Flite FX3 detector system, plans are underway to develop a version with the new Hydra series detectors
XCounter photon counting technology recently demonstrated its powerful NDT capability at the SGS facility in Madrid. In a range of tests both exotic material welds and standard steel welds were examined achieving impressive images of small items ranging from a 10micron hole on a phantom, to never before seen internal defects in turbine blades.
One of our key OEM’s in the Oil and Gas sector has successfully completed their first commercial well operation with their latest X-ray wireline technology for downhole imaging. The core of this ground-breaking wireline tool uses bespoke XCounter photon counting detectors to provide highest resolution accurate images in the extremely hostile environment of oil field well. The operation, that was made in Holland, paves the way for a new era in Intelligent Well Intervention.
In order to maintain its leading presence in the market place, XCounter continues to invest in bringing the best talent available into its organisation. Three new staff, all leaders in their field, have been recently recruited into the London office. With plans to bring the London facility to full blown production next year, XCounter sees that this increase in staff will continue in the near future.


In the previous challenge, you wrote a partition method to split an array into two sub-arrays, one containing smaller elements and one containing larger elements than a given number. This means you 'sorted' half the array with respect to the other half. Can you repeatedly use partition to sort an entire array?
Guideline
In Insertion Sort, you simply went through each element in order and inserted it into a sorted sub-array. In this challenge, you cannot focus on one element at a time, but instead must deal with whole sub-arrays, with a strategy known as "divide and conquer".
When partition is called on an array, two parts of the array get 'sorted' with respect to each other. If partition is then called on each sub-array, the array will now be split into four parts. This process can be repeated until the sub-arrays are small. Notice that when partition is called on just one numbers, they end up being sorted.
Can you repeatedly call partition so that the entire array ends up sorted?
Print Sub-Arrays
In this challenge, print your array every time your partitioning method finishes, i.e. whenever two subarrays, along with the pivot, is merged together.
Note
Please maintain the original order of the elements in the left and right partitions while partitioning around a pivot element.
For example: Partition about the first element for the array A[]={5, 8, 1, 3, 7, 9, 2} will be {1, 3, 2, 5, 8, 7, 9}
Input Format
There will be two lines of input:
Output Format
Print every partitioned sub-array on a new line.
Constraints
$1 \le n \le 1000$
$-1000 \le x \le 1000, x ∈ ar$
Each number is unique.
Sample Input
7
5 8 1 3 7 9 2
Sample Output
2 3
1 2 3
7 8 9
1 2 3 5 7 8 9
Explanation
This is a diagram of Quicksort operating on the sample array:
Task
The method quickSort takes in a parameter, $ar$, an unsorted array. Use the Quicksort algorithm to sort the entire array.


Social media bill passes second reading despite criticism by Nigerians
Bill to establish agency protecting persons with mental health passes second reading
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ON Wednesday, the Bill for an Act to regulate the spread of fake news on the internet has passed its seconding reading, despite criticism by media practitioners and other stakeholders that it may violate the rights of expression of Nigerians.
The bill titled: Provisions for the Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulations Bill, 2019 (SB. 132) was sponsored by Senator Muhammed Sani Musa.
Senator Ibrahim Gobir and Senator Elisha Abbo have argued for the speedy passage of the bill.
Abbo alluded to his own experience as a victim of propaganda circulated on social media, saying “even conventional media that are regulated are suffering from falsehood.”
“Today we know that America has risen up against fake news as it has had very terrible consequences in America. Fake news is dangerous, therefore Mr President, we must rise to the challenge,” Abbo said.
However, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani expressed disapproval over the passage of the bill, saying, “I not only oppose it in totality, but I also condemn this Bill”.
Nnamani said, “based on our constitution that guarantees freedom of speech, there is a cybercrime act that deals with this”.
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The Senate President Ahmad Lawan referred the Bill to the Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters to report within four weeks.
The presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar in the 2019 General Elections had criticized the proposed bill as a means to shrink the democratic space to satisfy personal and group interests.
The mere contemplation of such laws is in itself not just hate speech but an abuse of the legislative process, Atiku was quoted by his media aide Paul Ibe.
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) also “strongly advised” the senate to tread carefully on the bill.
NBA said that the newly introduced bill could not be justified in a democracy reminding the senate that section 39(3) of the Nigeria Constitution had made it mandatory that no law could abrogate the rights of Nigerians to exercise their right to freedom of speech.
Meanwhile, the bill proposing the establishment of a regulatory agency to protect persons with mental health has on Wednesday passed second reading at the Senate.
The bill, proposed by Oloriegbe Yahaya, who represents Kwara Central Senatorial District also seeks to establish a commission for mental and substance abuse services, to effectively manage mental health challenges in the country.
The bill is titled: “A Bill for an Act to provide for the establishment and regulation of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, protect persons with mental health needs and establishment of National Commission for Mental and Substance Abuse Services, for the effective management of mental health in Nigeria and for other related matters, 2019 (SB. 66)”.The bill was supported by Senator Matthew Urhoghide and Senator Abdullahi Yahaya.


New 3D printer makes multi-material robots
The nozzle design allows for rapid switching between inks.
by Shamini Bundell3D printers can create a huge variety of shapes, usually deposited layer by layer using a single material. Creating objects made from several materials is possible, but switching between the different printable substances has so far been a slow process. Now a newly designed nozzle allows for rapid 3D printing of detailed objects with multiple materials.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-019-03513-4


## Purity
> A 'pure' function is a function where the return value is only
determined by its input values, without observable 'side effects'.
#### Referential Transparency
A logical extension of this concept of 'purity' is that every function call
should be able to be replaced by the subsequent returned value.
```def add2(x: Int, y: Int) = x + y```
`f(2, 3)` === `5`
We can replace the function call with confidence as no side effects are occurring.
We will revisit this!
## Totality
> A 'total' function must yield an output for every possible input.
#### Division is a good non-total example
```scala
@ 1 / 0
java.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero
```
An exception is not a returned value, it cheats!
#### Division continued
Division is a 'partial function', it is not defined on the divisor value of 0.
How can we solve this problem?
#### Solution
Perhaps we can make a number class with the values of Number or Undefined
```
DivisibleNumber can be one of values {
Undefined
Number (aka. Integer)
}
```
#### Generalized solution
Generalizing, we can have operations that produce either a result, or no result
```
OptionalResult can be one of values {
NoResult
SomeResult (of any type)
}
```
This is one way of addressing the issue of non-total functions
## Determinism
> A 'deterministic' function must yield the _same_ output for the _same_ input.
### Immutability
Immutability refers to the declaration of a value being the **absolute unchanging** value
Strict immutability lends itself well to creating a deterministic system
#### What we lose
- For loops : `for(i = 0; i++)`
- While loops : `while(i < 10)`
- Lots of your favourite object oriented patterns
#### What we gain
- Worry-free parallelism!
- Lazy optimization!
#### Parallelism in FP
The dreaded 'race condition' scenario is very unlikely to occur in
parallel programming due to the immutable nature of values
#### Lazy Optimization
If we know that each function is deterministic, it is easy to only calculate
values when we need them, and not when they are initially declared
```lazy val myVal = (1 to 10000000).toList.foldLeft(0)((_, nextVal: Int) => nextVal)```
#### "Functional Programming"


Tsitsipas beats Medvedev in battle of debutants
Stefanos Tsitsipas beat Daniil Medvedev 7-6(5) 6-4 in a high-quality battle of the debutants at the ATP Finals on Monday.
LONDON: Stefanos Tsitsipas beat Daniil Medvedev 7-6(5) 6-4 in a high-quality battle of the debutants at the ATP Finals on Monday.
Tsitsipas, the first Greek player to qualify for the tournament, had lost all five previous matches against the Russian, but turned the tables in impressive fashion.
The 21-year-old served superbly and did not face a single break point and took his chances in clinical fashion to the delight of the O2 Arena crowd who clearly enjoyed his style.
Playing the more adventurous tennis, Tsitsipas earned a set point in the opening set tiebreak with a volley onto the sideline and converted when Medvedev netted a forehand.
Striking the ball with venom, the swashbuckling Tsitsipas earned three break points at 3-3 in the second set but Medvedev responded with some gutsy tennis to hang on.
A misjudgement by Medvedev at 4-4, leaving a ball that landed on the baseline, gave Tsitsipas another break point and this time he took his chance.
Tsitsipas, who won 39 of 44 points when he landed his first serve, claimed victory with a smash.
"I had goosebumps today, playimg on this court that I dreamed of playing on, it's pure joy," Tsitsipas said.
"This was one of my most important victories of my career so far. Everything worked pretty well.
"Not easy coming in knowing you have lost five times but I made a deal with myself that I would keep trying."
Later in Monday world number one Rafael Nadal takes on last year's champion Alexander Zverev.
(Reporting by Martyn Herman, editing by Pritha Sarkar)


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Hifire is a small brazilian indie games studio, always creating and experimenting on many types of games.
History
Andrei, who had previously published games under the 2k16 games name, decided to create a new and definitive name to his studio. And so Hifire was born, bringing titles like Superhero Simulator and others from 2k16 games. In 2017 Hifire released its first commercial game, and announced their next project, Underdoggo, which will come out sometime in 2018.
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This app will allow you to make queries to BigQuery. You will be able to store your data that you've quieried and you will be able to make a visual representation out of that data.
Authenticate using your Google account
All scheduled queries are visible in the Query Manager, accessible from the home route or clicking on the BigQueryManager link in the nav bar.
Clicking on a query will reveal any query instances, which represent every time a scheduled query ran. The query instance will contain links to the query results in BigQuery.
If you'd like to change how often your query runs or stop it from running in the future, you can click on the schedule link on the query. You'll be directed to a form which will allow you to make those changes.


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This web app will help you to discover whiskies that you will probably like.
All we need to know is one whisky that you already like. Just type its name on the search box, or try looking for whiskies similar to {{random_one.distillery}}:


It was during high school that I first began to program. From one of the first free online courses offered by Stanford I learned the basics of Java and then moved on my own to learn Objective-C well enough to code a simple spelling quizzer for myself and others in the family.
I would list grades, but as I was homeschooled and didn't directly get those. While it's obviously impossible to quantify I did get accepted to Kent State when I was 16 and the equivalent of 10th grade.
I'm a Junior at Kent State getting a BS degree in Computer Science and will graduate in May 2017. My GPA is currently 3.849


@(message: String) @main("Spradus") {
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Spradus can provide operational insights to ensure process reliability and improved decision making throughout the enterprise by analyzing operational events in real-time.
By applying real-time analytics on streaming data, you can identify cross-sell and upsell opportunities based on personal profiles and preferences in real-time to speed the buying process and improve the user experience.
Enterprises are moving to add real-time engines or platforms to their Big Data architecture stack. To do that, they have two sub-optimal options - expensive, proprietary, commercial products or they can "Do-it-yourself" using raw Open Source. Enterprises now have a third more favorable option for real-time streaming data application development - Spradus.
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DATA Step with merge
This file does the 'merge' in the traditional way, with a 'merge...by' statement in a data step. It may or may not use
an existing index on the MASTER file, but the way to write the program does not differ. Note that if the master file is
NOT sorted on the merge key (here: EIN), then an index on the merge key has to exist. In the present case, the master file
(ssel92mu and ssel92su) are sorted on PPN, and have an index on EIN.
/*------------test-mergesort.sas--------------------*/
/* Original Author: Lars Vilhuber, Kevin McKinney */
/* Created : <99/07/20 09:12:40 vilhu001> */
/* Modified by: */
/* Time-stamp: <99/11/24 14:32:02 vilhu001> */
/*--------------------------------------------------*/
/* this takes a given year of the MD xwalk */
/* and extracts all corresponding EIN observations */
/* from the SSEL of that year */
/*--------------------------------------------------*/
/* This version: xwalk is resorted to EIN */
/* and SSEL(MU/SU) is indexed on EIN */
/*--------------------------------------------------*/
libname working "/data/working/Title26/saswork/lv-junk";
libname perm2 "/data/working/vilhu001/ssel";
libname perm "/data/working/ssel/uimd-ssel/";
libname ssel92 "/data/working/vilhu001/ssel/1992";
libname mdfedid "/data/working/vilhu001/ssel/sasdata";
options mprint msglevel=i;
%let perm=perm. ;
%global working perm;
%let ssel=ssel;
title3 "This program: testing index/sort";
%let xwalk=fed9098;
%let yrmin=90;
%let yrmax=98;
proc sort data=mdfedid.&xwalk.(where=(year=92)) out=&xwalk. nodupkey;
by EIN;
run;
/*--------------------------------------------------*/
/* all this does is to select some observations */
%macro setkey ;
if a and b;
if act not in ('G','D') then
output;
%mend;
/*--------------------------------------------------*/
data mu;
merge &xwalk.(in=a)
ssel92.&ssel.92mu(in=b keep=ppn ccs cfn ein act sic ctygeo pdiv);
by ein;
retain su 0;
%setkey;
run;
data md92_92;
merge &xwalk.(in=a)
ssel92.&ssel.92su(in=b keep=ppn ccs cfn ein act sic ctygeo pdiv);
retain su 1;
%setkey;
run;


Class REST_Controller
CodeIgniter Rest Controller A fully RESTful server implementation for CodeIgniter using one library, one config file and one controller.
- CI_Controller
- REST_Controller
Package: CodeIgniter\Libraries
Category: Libraries
License: MIT
Author: Phil Sturgeon, Chris Kacerguis
Version: 3.0.0
Link: https://github.com/chriskacerguis/codeigniter-restserver
Located at libraries/REST_Controller.php
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set_response( array|null $data = NULL, integer|null $http_code = NULL )
Takes mixed data and optionally a status code, then creates the response within the buffers of the Output class. The response is sent to the client lately by the framework, after the current controller's method termination. All the hooks after the controller's method termination are executable |
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_get_default_output_format( )
Gets the default format from the configuration. Fallbacks to 'json' if the corresponding configuration option $config['rest_default_format'] is missing or is empty |
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_check_limit( string $controller_method )
Check if the requests to a controller method exceed a limit |
protected
boolean
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_auth_override_check( )
Check if there is a specific auth type set for the current class/method/HTTP-method being called |
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_xss_clean( string $value, boolean $xss_clean )
Sanitizes data so that Cross Site Scripting Hacks can be prevented |
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array
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_perform_library_auth( string $username = '', string $password = NULL )
Perform Library Authentication - Override this function to change the way the library is called |
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boolean
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_check_login( string $username = NULL, boolean|string $password = FALSE )
Check if the user is logged in |
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_check_blacklist_auth( )
Checks if the client's ip is in the 'rest_ip_blacklist' config and generates a 401 response |
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_check_whitelist_auth( )
Check if the client's ip is in the 'rest_ip_whitelist' config and generates a 401 response |
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boolean
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_check_cors( )
Checks allowed domains, and adds appropriate headers for HTTP access control (CORS) |
integer |
HTTP_CONTINUE
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#
100
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integer |
HTTP_SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS
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#
101
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integer |
HTTP_PROCESSING
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102
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integer |
HTTP_OK
The request has succeeded |
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200
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integer |
HTTP_CREATED
The server successfully created a new resource |
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201
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integer |
HTTP_ACCEPTED
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202
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integer |
HTTP_NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION
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203
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integer |
HTTP_NO_CONTENT
The server successfully processed the request, though no content is returned |
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204
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integer |
HTTP_RESET_CONTENT
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205
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integer |
HTTP_PARTIAL_CONTENT
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206
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integer |
HTTP_MULTI_STATUS
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207
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HTTP_ALREADY_REPORTED
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208
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HTTP_IM_USED
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226
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HTTP_MULTIPLE_CHOICES
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300
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integer |
HTTP_MOVED_PERMANENTLY
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301
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HTTP_FOUND
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302
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HTTP_SEE_OTHER
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303
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HTTP_NOT_MODIFIED
The resource has not been modified since the last request |
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304
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HTTP_USE_PROXY
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305
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HTTP_RESERVED
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306
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HTTP_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT
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307
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HTTP_PERMANENTLY_REDIRECT
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308
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integer |
HTTP_BAD_REQUEST
The request cannot be fulfilled due to multiple errors |
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400
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integer |
HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED
The user is unauthorized to access the requested resource |
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401
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integer |
HTTP_PAYMENT_REQUIRED
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402
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integer |
HTTP_FORBIDDEN
The requested resource is unavailable at this present time |
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403
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integer |
HTTP_NOT_FOUND
The requested resource could not be found |
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404
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integer |
HTTP_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
The request method is not supported by the following resource |
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405
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integer |
HTTP_NOT_ACCEPTABLE
The request was not acceptable |
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406
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integer |
HTTP_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED
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407
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integer |
HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT
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408
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integer |
HTTP_CONFLICT
The request could not be completed due to a conflict with the current state of the resource |
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409
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integer |
HTTP_GONE
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410
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integer |
HTTP_LENGTH_REQUIRED
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411
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integer |
HTTP_PRECONDITION_FAILED
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412
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integer |
HTTP_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE
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413
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integer |
HTTP_REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG
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414
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integer |
HTTP_UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE
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415
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integer |
HTTP_REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE
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416
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integer |
HTTP_EXPECTATION_FAILED
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417
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integer |
HTTP_I_AM_A_TEAPOT
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418
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integer |
HTTP_UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY
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422
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integer |
HTTP_LOCKED
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423
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integer |
HTTP_FAILED_DEPENDENCY
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424
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integer |
HTTP_RESERVED_FOR_WEBDAV_ADVANCED_COLLECTIONS_EXPIRED_PROPOSAL
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#
425
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integer |
HTTP_UPGRADE_REQUIRED
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#
426
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integer |
HTTP_PRECONDITION_REQUIRED
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428
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integer |
HTTP_TOO_MANY_REQUESTS
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429
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integer |
HTTP_REQUEST_HEADER_FIELDS_TOO_LARGE
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#
431
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integer |
HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
The server encountered an unexpected error |
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500
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integer |
HTTP_NOT_IMPLEMENTED
The server does not recognise the request method |
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501
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integer |
HTTP_BAD_GATEWAY
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502
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integer |
HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
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503
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integer |
HTTP_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT
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504
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integer |
HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED
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HTTP_VARIANT_ALSO_NEGOTIATES_EXPERIMENTAL
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HTTP_INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE
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507
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integer |
HTTP_LOOP_DETECTED
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508
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integer |
HTTP_NOT_EXTENDED
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510
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integer |
HTTP_NETWORK_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED
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511
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protected
string|null
|
$rest_format
This defines the rest format Must be overridden it in a controller so that it is set |
#
NULL
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protected
array
|
$methods
Defines the list of method properties such as limit, log and level |
#
[]
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protected
array
|
$allowed_http_methods
List of allowed HTTP methods |
#
['get', 'delete', 'post', 'put', 'options', 'patch', 'head']
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protected
object
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$request
Contains details about the request Fields: body, format, method, ssl Note: This is a dynamic object (stdClass) |
#
NULL
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protected
object
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$response
Contains details about the response Fields: format, lang Note: This is a dynamic object (stdClass) |
#
NULL
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protected
object
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$rest
Contains details about the REST API Fields: db, ignore_limits, key, level, user_id Note: This is a dynamic object (stdClass) |
#
NULL
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protected
array
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$_get_args
The arguments for the GET request method |
#
[]
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protected
array
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$_post_args
The arguments for the POST request method |
#
[]
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protected
array
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$_put_args
The arguments for the PUT request method |
#
[]
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protected
array
|
$_delete_args
The arguments for the DELETE request method |
#
[]
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protected
array
|
$_patch_args
The arguments for the PATCH request method |
#
[]
|
protected
array
|
$_head_args
The arguments for the HEAD request method |
#
[]
|
protected
array
|
$_options_args
The arguments for the OPTIONS request method |
#
[]
|
protected
array
|
$_query_args
The arguments for the query parameters |
#
[]
|
protected
array
|
$_args
The arguments from GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD and OPTIONS request methods combined |
#
[]
|
protected
string
|
$_insert_id
The insert_id of the log entry (if we have one) |
#
''
|
protected
boolean
|
$_allow
If the request is allowed based on the API key provided |
#
TRUE
|
protected
string
|
$_user_ldap_dn
The LDAP Distinguished Name of the User post authentication |
#
''
|
protected
string
|
$_start_rtime
The start of the response time from the server |
#
''
|
protected
string
|
$_end_rtime
The end of the response time from the server |
#
''
|
protected
array
|
$_supported_formats
List all supported methods, the first will be the default format |
#
[
'json' => 'application/json',
'array' => 'application/json',
'csv' => 'application/csv',
'html' => 'text/html',
'jsonp' => 'application/javascript',
'php' => 'text/plain',
'serialized' => 'application/vnd.php.serialized',
'xml' => 'application/xml'
]
|
protected
object
|
$_apiuser
Information about the current API user |
|
protected
boolean
|
$check_cors
Whether or not to perform a CORS check and apply CORS headers to the request |
#
NULL
|
protected
boolean
|
$_enable_xss
Enable XSS flag Determines whether the XSS filter is always active when GET, OPTIONS, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE and PATCH data is encountered Set automatically based on config setting |
#
FALSE
|
protected
array
|
$http_status_codes
HTTP status codes and their respective description Note: Only the widely used HTTP status codes are used |
#
[
self::HTTP_OK => 'OK',
self::HTTP_CREATED => 'CREATED',
self::HTTP_NO_CONTENT => 'NO CONTENT',
self::HTTP_NOT_MODIFIED => 'NOT MODIFIED',
self::HTTP_BAD_REQUEST => 'BAD REQUEST',
self::HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED => 'UNAUTHORIZED',
self::HTTP_FORBIDDEN => 'FORBIDDEN',
self::HTTP_NOT_FOUND => 'NOT FOUND',
self::HTTP_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED => 'METHOD NOT ALLOWED',
self::HTTP_NOT_ACCEPTABLE => 'NOT ACCEPTABLE',
self::HTTP_CONFLICT => 'CONFLICT',
self::HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR => 'INTERNAL SERVER ERROR',
self::HTTP_NOT_IMPLEMENTED => 'NOT IMPLEMENTED'
]
|


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Primer
1. What Is A Relational Database?
A relational database organises a collection of data into tables. A table is a two-dimensional structure with rows and columns. Rows are often also referred to as records and columns as fields or attributes.
Relationships can be established between tables by specifying how a value in a column of one table matches the values in a column of a second table.
2. What IS A DBMS?
A Database Management System (DBMS) is a software program used to manage and maintain a database.
Strictly speaking, a DBMS for a relational database is called a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), but use of the shorter from is widespread.
Typically, a DBMS will use its own proprietary format for persisting databases (e.g. to disk) and provde a standard interface for interacting with those files.
3. How Do DBMSs Differ?
A client-server DBMS typically manages the databases on its server side and provides an SQL interface via client software. These may be installed on entirely separate computers with a network connection between them.
An embedded DBMS provides both interface and database management in the same software package. Typically, both the software and any database files reside on the same computer.
4. What is SQL?
Structured Query Language (SQL) is a language for managing data within a relational database. It is a standard adopted by both the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) and the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO).
Any modern DBMS will provide an SQL interface for interaction with a database under its management, regardless of how that database is persisted.
5. What DBMS Can I Use?
There are many relational DBMSs on the market today. Here are some of the more well known:
5.1. Client-Server
- PostgreSQL (Open Source)
- MySQL (Open Source)
- Oracle (Commercial)
- Microsoft SQL Server (Commercial)
5.2. Embedded
- SQLite (Open Source)
- Microsoft Access (Commercial)
6. What Else Do I Need To Know?
Although any modern DBMS will implement standard SQL, all of them go way beyond the standard to provide more advanced capabilities. Unfortunately, those enhancements are not standardised and will not port from one DBMS to another.
For example, here is an article written by the author of this tutorial on how to update the contents of one table based on the content of another in an Oracle database. None of the techniques described in that article would execute successfully on any other DBMS.


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cVim Changelog
1.2.99 (2017-12-17)
- Updated list of
chrome://
completion URLs when :chrome
is used
- Fixed issue with
openPasteTab
#573
- Allow global site matches in cVimrc. For example, the following will unmap
j
on all sites:
site '*://*' {
unmap j
}
- Fix issue with certain hints not showing up (like the GitHub profile icon in the top-right corner of the page).
1.2.98 (2017-10-13)
- Fix #569 (mappings like
map <C-A-M-i> nextTab
would work, but map <C-M-A-i> nextTab
wouldn’t)
- Let
@"
represent the paste buffer in command bar commands (e.g. tabnew wikipedia "@
would search Wikipedia for whatever is in the paste buffer)
1.2.97 (2017-09-20)
- Make
^
go to beginning of line when in insert mode
1.2.96 (2017-08-31)
- Fix vulnerability where sites are able to trigger keyboard events that would be interpreted by cVim (#572)
1.2.95 (2017-08-16)
- Redesign options page and fixed CSS issues for smaller screens
1.2.94 (2017-08-13)
1.2.93 (2017-07-19)
- Fix exception being thrown on React.js input forms
1.2.92 (2017-07-06)
- Fix corrupted zip file issue with last release
1.2.91
1.2.90 (2017-06-29)
1.2.89 (2017-06-20)
- If you are currently running an old version of the cvim_server.py script (keeping it up to date locally), please update to the latest version (in the link above)! For the time being, the
editWithVim
feature has been disabled due to a security concern.
- Bug fixes
1.2.88
- Fix issue with
:buffer
command
1.2.87 (2017-03-23)
- Fix input box issues with new versions of Chrome
1.2.86 (2017-02-17)
- Add
openQuickMarkWindowed
command
1.2.85 (2016-06-22)
1.2.84 (2016-04-22)
1.2.83 (2016-04-19)
1.2.82 (2016-04-02)
- Fix
:new
/:winopen
bug
- Fix scrolling bug when experimental JavaScript features are enabled
- Fix several insert mapping bugs
- Allow multiple unmaps using a single statement (e.g.
unmap h j k l
)
- Added new window modifier for
:tabnew
and related commands
1.2.81 (2015-12-20)
- Smooth scrolling is now disabled by default (add
set smoothscroll
to your settings to get it back)
- Bug fixes
1.2.80 (2015-10-06)
- Scrolling improvements
- Bug fixes
1.2.79 (2015-07-09)
- Content scripts will now be reloaded if they lose connection to the
background scripts (e.g. restarting the extension)
1.2.78
- Default completion engines are now only
["google", "duckduckgo", "wikipedia", "amazon"]
.
The other engines still exist, but you’ll need to enable them with the completionengines
option.
- Added "themoviedb" to completion engines
1.2.77 (2015-06-09)
- Bug fixes
- Add support for local ".cvimrc" files
1.2.76 (2015-05-01)
- Fixed issue with buffer switching. Partially breaks fix from last version
1.2.75 (2015-04-29)
- Fixed issue where cVim sometimes stops responding after opening the command bar
1.2.74 (2015-04-07)
- Bug fixes
- Added
sortlinkhints
setting
1.2.73 (2015-02-28)
- Link hint / command bar redesign (may need to reset CSS for this to take effect)
- Improved autocompletion matching
- Several bugfixes
1.2.72 (2015-02-12)
- Fix an issue with command bar z-index on YouTube: #237
- Fix an issue with tab completion with the
:buffer
command: #238
1.2.71
- Fix incompatibilities with some non-American keyboard layouts
1.2.70
- Fix a cncpcompletion bug
- Added the
createScriptHint
command
- Multiple bugfixes
1.2.69
- Fix a bug with text areas (#231)
1.2.68
- Bug fixes from iframe addition in 1.2.68
- Added code block feature
1.2.67
- Moved command bar to separate frame (issue #85).
- Several security patches
1.2.66
- Added
nativelinkeorder
, vimcommand
, and vimport
options
cvim_socket.py
is now cvim_server.py
- Bug fixes
1.2.65
- Better smooth scrolling performance
- Fix a URI encoding bug with search engines
1.2.64
- Improved cVimrc parsing (with PEG.js)
- The options page will now report errors on which line has improper syntax.
You can check Chrome’s JavaScript console for more info on what the error was
and why it occurred.
- Better history searching
- Several bug fixes
1.2.63
- Fix for Google search and the
:
key (and some others)
1.2.62
- Added autoupdategist option
- Added lastUsedTab command
- The goToSource command is now
:viewsource&<CR>
- Removed the mapping blacklist feature for the blacklists array (e.g. `let blacklists = ["://.reddit.com/* <Up> <Down>])
- The syntax for an extended version of this feature can now be found here
1.2.61
- Minor bug fixes from last update
- Fix issue #120
1.2.60
- Removed the toggleImages command
- Remove the
:date
command
- Performance optimizations + bugfixes
1.2.59
- Various bug fixes
- Improved smooth-scrolling
1.2.58
- Fixed issues with certain keys not working with certain keyboard layouts
<C-a>
insert mapping is now <C-i>
1.2.57
1.2.56
- Important! The behavior of commands that open links (
:open
, :tabnew
, :history
, etc) has changed. See the mappings page for more information.
- Awesome new feature! It’s now possible to use Vim to edit text boxes. All that is needed is a python script that can be found here
- To get things running, just run the script:
python cvim_socket.py
and press <C-i>
inside a text box.
- As a result of the above, the insert mapping
<C-i>
(beginningOfLine) is now <C-a>
.
- Smoother scrolling
- Added
:tabattach
command
- Settings defined via the command bar (e.g.
:set nosmoothscroll
) will become active in all other tabs and all new tabs until either the browser is restarted or the settings is flipped
- Page searches are now synced with other tabs
- Performance enhancements
1.2.55
- In order to make cVim as "vim-like" as possible, some commands have been added, and others have changed (the old ones will continue to work).
:tabopen
is now :tabnew
and :closetab
is now :quit
- The
C-z
toggleCvim mapping is now A-z
due to conflicts with the default undo-text Chrome shortcut.
- Added
goToLastInput
command (gI
)
- The yank-link hint mode binding has changed from
Y
to gy
- Yank link hint mode will now copy text box values/placeholders in addition to link URLs.
1.2.54
- The
ignorediacritics
option has been removed due to its large performance impact
- Added the
*
modifier to the open group of commands (e.g. :tabopen http://www.google.com*
will open Google in a pinned state)
- This can be used in addition to the
&
modifier (e.g. :tabopen http://www.google.com*&
or :tabopen http://www.google.com&*
will open Google in a pinned background tab
- Fixed a CSS style injection bug on some sites
- Improved keyboard key support
- Added experimental GitHub autocomplete search engine (e.g.
:tabopen github @1995eaton/
)
1.2.53
- Important! cVimrc blacklists are now a part of the cVimrc. Previous blacklists should carry over to the cVimrc text area. New blacklists can be declared like this:
let blacklists = ["https://www.google.com"]
- When defining custom search engines, you can now add the string
%s
somewhere inside the URL to indicate that the query should be inserted in this place. This is useful for search engines with URLs that have non-standard structures. For instance:
let searchengine example = "http://www.example.com/%s?type=search"
let searchengine example = "http://www.example.com/search?query="
let searchengine example = "http://www.example.com/search?query=%s"
- Added lastScrollPosition
''
, goToMark '<*>
, and setMark ;<*>
mappings
- Find-mode is much, much faster (outperforms Google’s search mode when looking for the letter 'a' in a text copy of The Great Gatsby)
- Several bugfixes
- Added searchalias and locale variables (see help file
:help
)
1.2.52
- Added the
file
command
- Added the
date
command
- Improved link hint performance
- The reverseImageSearch mapping can now parse base64 images (thanks to Google’s "Search by Image" extension)
- Added the closeTab command to the chrome://extensions -> Keyboard Shortcuts page
- Improved cVim response time on initial page load
- Minor bugfixes
1.2.51
- Important! cVimrc setting are now stricter. You must use 'let' instead of set when using options requiring an equal symbol. For example:
set hintcharacters = abc123
let hintcharacters = "abc123"
- Added completionengines option to cVimrc (choose which completion engines to display). For example:
let completionengines = ["google", "imdb"]
- Added autohidecursor option (useful for Linux operating systems, which don’t automatically hide the mouse cursor when a key is pressed). You can test this out by running the command
:set autohidecursor
and scrolling with j/k (might have to nudge mouse cursor then scroll to see it disappear initially).
- Bug fixes
1.2.50
map
automatically unmaps the existing binding if a conflict occurs (e.g. same key mapped to multiple functions). unmap
is no longer necessary unless you wish to disable a default mapping
map
can now point to other mappings as a reference (e.g. map j k
)
- Improved mapping key compatibility
- Minor CSS tweaks in the options page
1.2.49
- Reworked domain blacklists engine. See https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/match_patterns for a description of the new URL match syntax
- Fixed some iframe bugs
1.2.48
- Fixed an issue where quickmarks wouldn’t save
- Minor bugfixes
- Added basic support for Visual Line mode (V)
- Updated DuckDuckGo search engine for completion
- Added a restart chrome shortcut (zr). The same could be accomplished with the config
map zr :chrome://restart&<CR>
- reloadAllTabs is still available for mapping, but the key binding
cr
now defaults to reloadAllButCurrent
1.2.47
- Several bugfixes
- Added reloadAllTabs (cr), toggleImages (ci), zoomPageIn (zi), zoomPageOut (zo), zoomOrig (z0), zoomImage (z<Enter>), and toggleCvim (<C-z>) mappings
1.2.46
- Fixed a bug where bookmarks would be displayed multiple times on some sites
1.2.45
- Fixed a CSS issue with the default font (if your font looks ugly, reset cVim to see changes).
1.2.44
1.2.43
- Added this changelog
- Minor bugfixes
- Fixed conflicting CSS styles


House impeachment inquiry requests Mick Mulvaney testify
Trump's chief of staff will likely not appear
by Jeremy Herb, CNN(CNN) - House impeachment investigators have requested acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney testify on Capitol Hill on Friday, ratcheting up their investigation to target the President's top aide.
The House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees sent Mulvaney a letter Tuesday requesting he appear for a closed-door deposition as part of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and Ukraine.
"We believe that you possess substantial first-hand knowledge and information relevant to the House's impeachment inquiry," the Democratic chairs wrote.
It appears unlikely that Mulvaney will comply with the request.
So far this week, six Trump administration officials have defied requests for their testimony, and several more are expected to do the same later this week, including Energy Secretary Rick Perry and acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought.
Mulvaney and the White House have already failed to respond to a subpoena from the Democrats for documents, and White House counsel Pat Cipollone sent House Democrats a lengthy letter arguing that the impeachment inquiry was illegitimate.


I’m a software engineer with over a decade of experience in building complex backend applications to full-stack and mobile apps with over 500k users.
My current focus is functional-reactive programming and microservices architectures in Scala, but I've also done substantial work in other languages such as Java and C#. I'm a huge proponent of open-source software. For the past few years, I worked at Wire, a cutting-edge open-source E2EE messenger, where I gained expertise designing and maintaining a complex security-focused Android app.
I'm currently looking for fully-remote roles, either freelance or full-time. However, I'm open to discussing contract roles based in Berlin, where I live. Feel free to check out some of my open-source contributions and reach out at "calummccall2 AT gmail" if you're interested in working with me.


Intercepts an editor save event and executes some author actions. These actions are provided in etc/actions.config. A good example is if you have an author action that updates an ID based on the file name. This action needs to be executed every time the editor is saved.
Such a plugin implements:
ro.sync.exml.plugin.workspace.WorkspaceAccessPluginExtension;
For more details see http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-oxygen/index.html?q=/doc/ug-oxygen/concepts/workspace-access-plugin.html


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}buzzword: home{% endblock %} {% block content %}
buzzword is a tool for creating and exploring language corpora.
Some corpora have been produced via OCR over PDF files. For these corpora, it is possible to browse the original source texts, and to submit corrections to the OCR, which is often far from perfect, especially on old text.
{% for corpus in corpora %}
{{ corpus.name }}
{% if corpus.pdfs %}
Compare/correct: {{ corpus.name }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endblock %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
The user should now have returned from Twitter having authorized access to their account. A request_token is a short-lived one time use value so if it is invalid users will have to start the authorization flow over.
Set up as before but hold off on the TwitterOAuth instance.
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Abraham\TwitterOAuth\TwitterOAuth; define('CONSUMER_KEY', getenv('CONSUMER_KEY')); define('CONSUMER_SECRET', getenv('CONSUMER_SECRET')); define('OAUTH_CALLBACK', getenv('OAUTH_CALLBACK'));
Pull the temporary oauth_token back out of sessions. If the oauth_token is different from the one you sent them to Twitter with, abort the flow and don't continue with authorization.
$request_token = []; $request_token['oauth_token'] = $_SESSION['oauth_token']; $request_token['oauth_token_secret'] = $_SESSION['oauth_token_secret']; if (isset($_REQUEST['oauth_token']) && $request_token['oauth_token'] !== $_REQUEST['oauth_token']) { // Abort! Something is wrong. }
Now we make a TwitterOAuth instance with the temporary request token.
$connection = new TwitterOAuth(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, $request_token['oauth_token'], $request_token['oauth_token_secret']);
At this point we will use the temporary request token to get the long lived access_token that authorized to act as the user.
Request$access_token = $connection->oauth("oauth/access_token", ["oauth_verifier" => $_REQUEST['oauth_verifier']]);Response Live
{{ dump(access_token) }}
This is the important part where you save the credentials to your database of choice.
$_SESSION['access_token'] = $access_token;
You now know the users identity and can start interacting with their Twitter account.
{% endblock %}


First, you'll need to register your app on worldcubeassociation.org. Follow these steps:
-
Visit https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/oauth/applications.
-
Click "New".
-
Fill in "Name".
-
Under "Redirect URI", enter {{siteUrl}} (add urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob first if not using https).
-
Under "Scopes", enter at least "public email".
-
Click "Submit".


Validation of the parallel models has been tricky also due to
differences (at first sight unexpected) in substate values that were
not caused by implementation errors. It has been seen that, different
runs of the “atomic” version, showed errors growing in the
course of CA execution. The source of errors resides in the order of
execution of the operations of sums and multiplications, that is
completly out of control of the programmer in this “atomic
”-based version. In fact, CUDA atomic operations ensure “thread
safe” accesses to variables, but the order in wich they take place is
unknown. It is well known that
\(A+(B+C) \neq (A+B)+C\) in the general case holds (floating-point
operations, as defined in the IEEE-754 standard, are not associative),
and that the ordering of large numbers of operations (such as
summations) that deal with operands of substantially different
magnitudes can significantly affect the final result
[@Villa_effectsof]
108. On massively multi-threaded systems, the
non-deterministic nature of how machine floating point operations are
interleaved, combined with the fact that intermediate values have to be
rounded or truncated to fit in the available precision leads to
non-deterministic numerical error propagation. This is the case of
SCIARA-fv3 where for a cell
\(c\) this kind of error propagates for hundred of thousands steps,
making it big enough to be relevant in computing substate values.
Problems of this kind have comed out in this version of the model
because it is much more numerical sensitive, being more physically
accurate in modelling the flows. The problem, hence, does not derive
from the parallel implementation and to confirm this hypothesis another
order of execution of the distribution phase was tested on the
sequential version (seen in listing [code:skypIdleCell]), simply
swapping the two for
statements of the cells general loop
and comparing the result after a certain number of steps with the
original version. Even the sequential implementation show the same
numerical problems.
The magnitude of this error was investigated and results showed (using the dataset of Mt Etna) that after \(350000\) steps the \(\cong80\%\) of the cells had and error less or equal to the \(10\%\) respect to the sequential version, meaning a difference of the order of \(10^{-2}\;m\). However, in the context of complex macroscopic phenomena, and in particular in context of lava flow simulation, errors of this kind are insignificant.


val SCAN_BATCH_SIZE: Int
Default size of batches of blocks to scan via librustzcash. The smaller this number the more granular information can be provided about scan state. Unfortunately, it may also lead to a lot of overhead during scanning.


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{% extends "users/base_template.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load hq_shared_tags %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block js %}{{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
{% with request.plan.user_limit as u_limit %} {% blocktrans with request.plan.user_fee as u_fee %} For each Mobile Worker above your monthly limit of {{ u_limit }}, you will be charged a fee of {{ u_fee }} per Mobile Worker per month. {% endblocktrans %} {% endwith %}


Class TensorBoard
TensorBoard basic visualizations. TensorBoard is a visualization tool provided with TensorFlow. This callback writes a log for TensorBoard, which allows you to visualize dynamic graphs of your training and test metrics, as well as activation histograms for the different layers in your model. If you have installed TensorFlow with pip, you should be able to launch TensorBoard from the command line: tensorboard --logdir=/ full_path_to_your_logs When using a backend other than TensorFlow, TensorBoard will still work(if you have TensorFlow installed), but the only feature available will be the display of the losses and metrics plots.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Keras.Callbacks
Assembly: Keras.dll
Syntax
public class TensorBoard : Callback, IDisposable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceTensorBoard(String, Int32, Int32, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean, Int32, String[], Dictionary<String, String>, NDarray, String)
Initializes a new instance of the LearningRateScheduler class.
Declaration
public TensorBoard(string log_dir = "./logs", int histogram_freq = 0, int batch_size = 32, bool write_graph = true, bool write_grads = false, bool write_images = false, int embeddings_freq = 0, string[] embeddings_layer_names = null, Dictionary<string, string> embeddings_metadata = null, NDarray embeddings_data = null, string update_freq = "epoch")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | log_dir | the path of the directory where to save the log files to be parsed by TensorBoard. |
| System.Int32 | histogram_freq | frequency (in epochs) at which to compute activation and weight histograms for the layers of the model. If set to 0, histograms won't be computed. Validation data (or split) must be specified for histogram visualizations. |
| System.Int32 | batch_size | size of batch of inputs to feed to the network for histograms computation. |
| System.Boolean | write_graph | whether to visualize the graph in TensorBoard. The log file can become quite large when write_graph is set to True. |
| System.Boolean | write_grads | whether to visualize gradient histograms in TensorBoard. histogram_freq must be greater than 0. |
| System.Boolean | write_images | whether to write model weights to visualize as image in TensorBoard. |
| System.Int32 | embeddings_freq | frequency (in epochs) at which selected embedding layers will be saved. If set to 0, embeddings won't be computed. Data to be visualized in TensorBoard's Embedding tab must be passed as embeddings_data. |
| System.String[] | embeddings_layer_names | a list of names of layers to keep eye on. If None or empty list all the embedding layer will be watched. |
| System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<System.String, System.String> | embeddings_metadata | a dictionary which maps layer name to a file name in which metadata for this embedding layer is saved. See the details about metadata files format. In case if the same metadata file is used for all embedding layers, string can be passed. |
| Numpy.NDarray | embeddings_data | data to be embedded at layers specified in embeddings_layer_names. Numpy array (if the model has a single input) or list of Numpy arrays (if the model has multiple inputs). Learn more about embeddings. |
| System.String | update_freq |


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/116395-maths/topic/decimals.20in.20Lean.html ---
I've never used these before. I was just playing around with them and ran into this (Lean knows 0.5=1/2 by the way :D ) :
import data.real.basic noncomputable def x : ℝ := 0.5 #print x -- 1 / 2 set_option pp.numerals false #print x -- has_one.one ℝ / bit0 (has_one.one ℝ) set_option pp.numerals true example : ∃ x : ℝ, x < 1 := ⟨0.5, by norm_num⟩ class less_than_one := (x : ℝ) (thm : x < 1) -- Lean assures me it's computable instance foo : less_than_one := { x := 0, thm := by norm_num -- works fine } noncomputable instance bar : less_than_one := { x := 0.5, thm := by norm_num -- fails } /- norm_num failed to simplify state: ⊢ quotient.lift_on₂ (algebra.div 1 2) 1 has_lt.lt real.has_lt._proof_1 -/
Where did quotient.lift_on₂
come from?
Somehow the definition of < on reals is leaking through.
Oh! I was thinking it was some crazy internal construction of the class! I'm such a fool :D
def XXX : has_lt ℝ := by apply_instance #print XXX -- real.has_lt (duh) #print real.has_lt /- @[instance] protected def real.has_lt : has_lt ℝ := {lt := λ (x y : ℝ), quotient.lift_on₂ x y has_lt.lt real.has_lt._proof_1} -/
And there it is.
noncomputable instance bar : less_than_one := { x := 0.5, thm := show (0.5 : ℝ) < 1, by norm_num -- works }
real.has_lt
should probably be irreducible, no?
attribute [irreducible] real.has_lt noncomputable instance bar : less_than_one := { x := 0.5, thm := by norm_num -- still fails } /- norm_num failed to simplify state: ⊢ algebra.div 1 2 < 1 -/
Oh I thought I was such a pro :-)
[written before Rob's post]
So of course this all comes from trying to do, shock horror, an example of something. I was talking with @Athina about her forthcoming paper about using Lean with 1st years and she said that one thing she had noticed was that Lean users tended to try examples less and just get on with the proofs. I can see why :D
attribute [irreducible] real.has_lt noncomputable instance bar : less_than_one := { x := 0.5, thm := by unfold algebra.div; norm_num }
Will the paper be out soon? Seems interesting and worth a read.
She said "in a few weeks"
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Implements the ParVecMF methodology, as described in "
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