CSSMatrix2d Class
This represents the matrix used by 2d CSS transforms. It helps perform all of the necessary matrix calculations. This is sort of an implementation of the CSSMatrix object defined in this spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-2d-transforms/#cssmatrix-interface The matrix defined in the spec is a 3x2 matrix. I'm not exactly an expert at matrix math, but most of the operations required by the spec only work with square matrices. The spec doesn't explain how a 3x2 matrix is supposed to do these things. In order to make the math work correctly, this object internally treats it as the 4x4 matrix defined in the 3d CSS transforms spec here: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-3d-transforms/#cssmatrix-interface and it converts the 3x2 matrix into a 4x4 matrix by following the examples provided in this spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/2012/WD-css3-transforms-20120403/ Other implementations of these specs, like the WebKitCSSMatrix object and others that have copied it, attempt to combine both the 2d and 3d versions of CSSMatrix into the same object. This implementation only borrows ideas from the 3d version to make the math make sense, but only the 2d functionality is implemented. Since only the 6 2d matrix items out of the total 16 3d matrix items are mutable, and the remaining 3d matrix items are known to be either 0 or 1, most of the complicated 4x4 matrix math is factored down and reduced, becoming much more efficient.
Constructor
CSSMatrix2d
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
inverse
()
CSSMatrix2d
Returns a new matrix, the inverse of this one. This matrix is not modified. This method will throw if the matrix can not be inverted.
Returns:
multiply
-
other
Returns a new matrix, the product of this one multiplied by another one. Neither this matrix nor the other one is modified.
Parameters:
-
other
CSSMatrix2d
Returns:
rotate
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, rotated the given angle clockwise. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe angle specified in degrees.
Returns:
rotateRad
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, rotated the given angle clockwise. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe angle specified in radians.
Returns:
scale
-
x
-
y
Returns a new matrix, scaled horizontally and vertically. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
Returns:
setMatrixValue
-
matrixValue
Sets the matrix based on a matrix string provided by the DOM. The string is expected to be like 'matrix(a, b, c, d, e, f)'. This format isn't specifically checked for, so other similar strings might be accepted. If 6 values can not be read from from the string, this method will do nothing. Invalid values could result in NaN being assigned to matrix items.
Parameters:
-
matrixValue
String
skewX
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, skewed horizontally. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe horizontal skew angle specified in degrees.
Returns:
skewXRad
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, skewed horizontally. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe horizontal skew angle specified in radians.
Returns:
skewY
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, skewed vertically. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe vertical skew angle specified in degrees.
Returns:
skewYRad
-
angle
Returns a new matrix, skewed vertically. This matrix is not modified.
Parameters:
-
angle
NumberThe vertical skew angle specified in radians.
Returns:
toString
()
String
Returns a string 'matrix(a, b, c, d, e, f)' which can be used by the DOM for 2d CSS transforms.
Returns:
translate
-
x
-
y
Returns a new matrix, translated horizontally and vertically. This matrix is not modified.


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- "A Confederacy of Dunces" by John Kennedy Toole
- "Ghengis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" by Jack Weatheford
- "Gates of Fire" by Steven Pressfield
- "Hocus Pocus" by Kurt Vonnegut
- "The Awakening of Intelligence" by Jiddu Krishnamurti
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by FSA EditorAfter Argentina edged Brazil, Lionel Messi talked up the rivalry between the nations.
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TimeFrame
November 201920 Days
Role
UI/UX designerTools
Adobe XDAdobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Team
Me (UI/UX designer)Anika (Illustrator)
Challenges
1. Strict Deadline
2. Did it to learn
3. Only twenty days to showcase UI/UX Process
4. Time constraint to do heuristic research
Preface
The idea of this project was taken by ‘Swiggy’ a food delivery service which provides parcels from all the restaurants near the clients location (in my home country India). We first decided the name as ‘Palate’ but then we wanted something attractive than usual then we chose the Spanish word for Palate which is ‘Paladar’. Me and Anika personally loved this name.
Swiggy is one of the best food delivery service application in India. To re-think something which already exist is itself a big task. Obviously, the first step was to observe the similar featured application to find out the problems and to add the needy feature to come up with the good outcome. After the research we found out very interesting things, e.g. Spacing in the context, importance of buttons, and the speed of execution (animation speed and so on).
“ Paladar is created to satisfy everyones Palate whenever they want and whatever they want with lot many options ”
Research
I had plenty of time to finish this task. So, I followed the traditional designing process which is to make the wireframing of the Idea. The Problems which we found out while observing the swiggy. we highlighted them in the wireframing process so that we can concentrate more on them while designing.
The most trending skill in designing now a days is illustrating our imagination. It isn’t necessary to draw our own illustrations, we can get it from many sources but if we need to include something relatable in the project we should know how to use the particular tool (adobe illustrator…). In this particular project I have taken help from my friend (anika) as well as from available resources.
Prior work while designing
1. The UI should not contain too much colors. Because colors
confuse customer’s while ordering something as we can notice
from the UI of ‘Amazon’ (simple and easy to use).
2. At the same time, it should not be dark because people
mostly order the food in the afternoon (from 11 am to 8pm-
peak time of order’s)
3. Enough white space between context
4. Not too much to read.
5. Size of the buttons should be big enough to use for every
age group people.
Wireframing
I feel that wireframing helps to think faster and productive. In my case, I get number of idea’s while drawing the wireframes of any project which helps me to start the designing quickly.
User Interface
I initiated the app designing with home screen. Made a logo quickly. As I am not the expert of logo designing my friend Anika helped me in that. It was difficult for us to choose the font’s because we wanted the UI should be very cool as well as easily readable. So, we experimented lot many font’s in our UI.
Home
As I have already said, Paladar helps food sellers to deliver food to their customers. On the Home screen you will get service option which redirect you to the services provided by paladar, pricing of the respected services and many more.
Website Overview
Learning
While designing this project I have changed my mind so many times to get better results which unnecessarily takes lot of efforts and time. Placing the illustration (or button) on right place takes lot of time, the placement is very important. And spacing between every small thing (header, left-right margin) on any page of application. Designing principles helps a lot if we got stuck somewhere between the process or designing. (I always suggest other’s to get the theoretical knowledge before implemention)


Spell points are an alternate method for spell casting management in D&D 5th Edition. Traditionally, players would manage a magic-using character's castings with a concept called "spell slots." Spell slots are easy to use but less flexible. Spell points enhance a player's ability to decide how magical energy will be applied; do you want to spend all your energy on a smaller number of more powerful castings, or do you wish to apply many weaker spells to a complex problem? Somewhere in between? Spell points are your answer — and this calculator will help you use them with ease. Enjoy!
Available castings for each level are shown below. Click a level to cast a spell.
| Max Points | Used Points | Remaining Points |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
Variant Rules: Spell Points * | |
Spell Level Point Cost | |
| Spell Level | Point Cost |
| 1st | 2 |
| 2nd | 3 |
| 3rd | 5 |
| 4th | 6 |
| 5th | 7 |
| Spells of levels 6 - 9 may only be cast once per long rest. | |
| 6th | 9 |
| 7th | 10 |
| 8th | 11 |
| 9th | 13 |
Spell Points Pool Progression By Level |
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| Class Level | Spell Points | Full Max Spell Level | Half Max Spell Level | Third Max Spell Level |
| 1st | 4 | 1st | - | - |
| 2nd | 6 | 1st | 1st | - |
| 3rd | 14 | 2nd | 1st | 1st |
| 4th | 17 | 2nd | 1st | 1st |
| 5th | 27 | 3rd | 2nd | 1st |
| 6th | 32 | 3rd | 2nd | 1st |
| 7th | 38 | 4th | 2nd | 2nd |
| 8th | 44 | 4th | 2nd | 2nd |
| 9th | 57 | 5th | 3rd | 2nd |
| 10th | 64 | 5th | 3rd | 2nd |
| 11th | 73 | 6th | 3rd | 2nd |
| 12th | 73 | 6th | 3rd | 2nd |
| 13th | 83 | 7th | 4th | 3rd |
| 14th | 83 | 7th | 4th | 3rd |
| 15th | 94 | 8th | 4th | 3rd |
| 16th | 94 | 8th | 4th | 3rd |
| 17th | 107 | 9th | 5th | 3rd |
| 18th | 114 | 9th | 5th | 3rd |
| 19th | 123 | 9th | 5th | 4th |
| 20th | 133 | 9th | 5th | 4th |
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I am a recent graduate from Sheffield Hallam University who graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Computer Network Management and Design. If you are reading this, it is likely that you have recieved my CV and are looking to find out more about me and the projects I have undertaken. I am actively looking for a job in the technology or a related industry, but would also enjoy the opportunity to work in an environment that I found personally interesting, whether it be technology focused or not. In my spare time, I enjoy managing home servers and building my media collection. as a keen fan of heavy music, I enjoy reviewing albums, as well as going to live concerts time and money permitting. Aside from that, I enjoy the odd bit of web development in my spare time.
Finished my course at Leeds City College in May 2014 with the qualification - Computer Networking and Systems Support BTEC Extended Diploma with the grade "DDM". This course was started in September 2012.
Graduated from Sheffield Hallam University summer 2018 with a First Class Honours degree in Computer Network Management and Design, you may find the module results breakdown below.
First Year:
Second Year:
Third Year:
G-Research: Worked from September 2016 - November 2016 for G-Research in London.
Freelance: For the rest of the year I provided cheap technical support to my local community, where word of mouth got me a decent amount of work to keep busy. Later on in the year, I created multiple websites for individuals and small businesses. You may view some of these site projects I did on the projects page.
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Trigger a Luxafor webhook when in Google Meet Meetings, with the option to change when the microphone or camera is turned on or off.
The default webhook HTTP call is a POST
having
Content-Type: application/json
. This can be overriden by
prefixing the URL with the method such as
GET https://foo.bar.com
The body of POST requests matches the following:
It is possible to customize the webhook url from the current state.
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https://foo.bar.com?active=${input.camera === 'active' ? true :
false}
becomes https://foo.bar.com?active=true
if the
input.camera
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.
The available variables match the JSON state from above.


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In the 21st century, our relationship to energy is like magic - we flip a switch and the light turns on. But we are up against big energy challenges, like climate change. How can we begin to tackle them if we are so out-of-touch?
Our energy future is dictated by our energy past in unexpected ways. Using animations, music, audio interviews, data, drawings and video, Dan Boyce and I give a live performance that shows how - thanks to solar panels - the late 19th century battle between AC and DC power is happening all over again today.
SRCCON 2017 - “Let’s create a roadmap for user testing and feedback in newsrooms” (with Sonja Marziano)
SRCCON 2016 - “Can we pair program the news?” (with Kate Schimel)
SRCCON 2015 - “Data audioization workshop” (with Lo Benichou)


Welcome
We're married! Thank you so much for supporting us and attending our wedding. It was a truly unforgettable day. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments.
About Us
We met in an entrepreneurship class in 2015. We quickly bonded over burgers, beach dates, hikes, and much more. After dating for almost three years, Jared popped the question on a ski trip to Timberline Lodge in beautiful Oregon. We are looking forward to spending our lives together (with our dog Zeus) and having many more mountain biking, hiking, skiing, stand-up-paddle boarding adventures.
Groomspeople
Ben Brook
Groomsperson
Met in middle school tennis lessons, continued to be roommates through college.
Julian Kosanovic
Groomsperson
First and only sibling. Musically gifted wizard.
Payne Kruskamp
Groomsperson
Began as locker neighbors in middle school, continued to be college roommates.
Zach Skalet
Groomsperson
Met through OSU cycling club. Go-to bike buddy!
Bridesmaids
Emily Carpenter
Maid of Honor
Best older sister ever. The most caring individual you will ever meet.
Nate Carpenter
Bromaid of Honor
Best younger brother ever. Really impressive guy.
Allison Horn
Bridesmaid
College-roomie and so much more. 10/10 recommend for a Red Robin date.
Shelby Patterson
Bridesmaid
Friends for almost 20 years.
Our Wedding
Our wedding will be held at The Vue, Corvallis on the 17th of June, 2018.
The doors to The Vue will be open at 10:00 AM. The ceremony will begin at 10:30 AM,
followed by a brunch reception.
Enter the building on 2nd street and proceed to the 6th floor.
Ample free parking is available on the south side of the building.
Map
The address of The Vue is 517 SW 2nd Street Corvallis, OR 97330
Accommodations
Here are some options for spending the night in Corvallis. Please be aware our wedding is sharing the same weekend as Oregon State University's graduation ceremony. We recommend booking lodging as soon as possible.
Other Activities
Looking for something to do around Corvallis? Here are some recommendations.
Food
Outdoors
Marys Peak: The highest mountain in Oregon's coastal range. Lots of hiking or sightseeing available.
McDonald Research Forest: A forest owned by Oregon State University with many trails available for hiking or biking.
Finley Wildlife Refuge: Great for birdwatchers.
Corvallis Farmers' Market: Open Saturday 9AM-1PM at Corvallis's riverfront area.
Oregon Coast
Newport: The closest coastal town to Corvallis. Attractions include beaches, the aquarium, and the bayfront.
Yachats: Smaller coastal village with some great restaurants and views.
RSVP
Our wedding is over and we're happily married, so no need to RSVP. 😀
Registry
Contact Us
Abbey and Jared would love to hear from you. Please use this email to message either of us: contact@abbeyjaredwedding.com


Irmak ÜNAL's webpage
Irmak
Personal interests
Biking, reading and writing
not going around
staying at home
Course
answering calls and watching movies, learning different things


#include <db_cxx.h>int Dbc::del(u_int32_t flags);
The Dbc::del method deletes the key/data pair currently referenced by the cursor.
The flags parameter is currently unused, and must be set to 0.
The cursor position is unchanged after a delete, and subsequent calls to cursor functions expecting the cursor to reference an existing key will fail.
If the element has already been deleted, Dbc::del will return DB_KEYEMPTY.
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General purpose implemention of the application Context interface for general application use. This class should be used in place of the original Context class.
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public VelocityContext()
Creates a new instance (with no inner context).
public VelocityContext(System.Collections.Hashtable context)
Creates a new instance with the provided storage (and no inner context).
public VelocityContext(NVelocity.Context.IContext innerContext)
Chaining constructor, used when you want to wrap a context in another. The inner context will be 'read only' - put() calls to the wrapping context will only effect the outermost context
Parameters:
innerContext
- The Contextimplementation to wrap.
public VelocityContext(System.Collections.Hashtable context, NVelocity.Context.IContext innerContext)
Initializes internal storage (never to
null), and inner context.
Parameters:
context
- Internal storage, or nullto create default storage.
innerContext
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Clones this context object.
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Context.
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Parameters:
key
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retrieves value for key from internal storage
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key
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returns array of keys
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public object InternalPut(string key, object value_Renamed)
stores the value for key to internal storage
Parameters:
key
- name of value to storevalue
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remove a key/value pair from the internal storage
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Learn about our vision for ending homelessness in Manchester, and our guiding values.
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gnumeric: Read Data from Files Readable by 'gnumeric'
Read data files readable by 'gnumeric' into 'R'. Can read
whole sheet or a range, from several file formats, including
the native format of 'gnumeric'. Reading is done by using
'ssconvert' (a file converter utility included in the 'gnumeric'
distribution <http://projects.gnome.org/gnumeric/>) to convert
the requested part to CSV. From 'gnumeric' files (but not other
formats) can list sheet names and sheet sizes or read all
sheets.
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The thing that drew me to Mozilla was the goal of the FirefoxOS project: to create a smartphone for the people who couldn’t afford to get on the web, not for the people for whom the Internet is a ubiquitous resource. The lower cost FirefoxOS phones were a great start, allowing people to get a smartphone with lower cost pre-paid service on sub-$100USD hardware. But for a large number of people on the planet, even a small reoccurring fee for service can be a burden. Sponsored FirefoxOS was an ecosystem project to help bring even more people onto the Internet by lowering the reoccurring cost of service to zero through brand sponsorship.
When I started working on this project, my main objective was to make sure we didn’t end up putting ads all over the phone and end up making something people would hate. We didn’t have any actual sponsors at this phase, because we were pitching this idea to our carrier partners, and that freedom let us explore what kind of sponsorships could actually make the phone more fun than the non-sponsored versions while still fulfilling the marketing objectives any brand that signed on would have. These kinds of explorations would later guide discussions with partners about sponsors.
The World Cup was happening when we started this project and is a huge event in the parts of the world where this kind of service was most crucial, so we asked ourselves, “What would a sponsored phone that was all about fútbol be like? What would be be like right now during the world cup?” Adidas was the obvious choice, as the largest brand in soccer, to be our proposal. It’s important to point out that Adidas had nothing to do with this project, although I would love it if they would in the future.
We jumped from sketches to prototype in about two days. Axure RP is a fantastic tool for FirefoxOS based prototypes, because the output is HTML/CSS/Javascript, which we could turn into a packaged FirefoxOS app and run on the actual handsets, and we could do so in a day. Actually seeing it running on a real phone, even though it wasn’t real at all, got our partners excited and they wanted to move forward with the process as quickly as we could.
Our goal with this project was to convince one of our telecom partners to roll this out on at least one of their regional brands. We got two. This concept is now working it’s way through the sales process to find sponsors to partner with us to create the apps and themes needed to make low cost Firefox OS phones come with free access to the web. We hope to see the first sponsored phones roll out in 2015.
You can view a web version of the prototype here


Install¶
Open Git Bash. Change the current working directory to the location where you want to clone this GitHub project, and run:
$ git clone https://github.com/cwfparsonson/soa_driving.git
In soa_driving/pso
, install the required packages with either conda:
$ conda install --file requirements/default.txt
or pip:
$ pip install -r requirements/default.txt
Still in soa_driving/pso
, make the soa
python module importable from anywhere
on your machine:
$ python setup.py develop
You should then be able to import the soa module into your Python script from any directory on your machine:
>>> import soa


FHIR Version: 4.0.0
Supported formats: xml, json
Published: 2017-03-08
Published by: Health eData Inc
The Section describes the expected capabilities etc....


India vs Bangladesh, 2nd T20I: India hope to level series but weather may play spoilsport
by Sanjay ChakhaiyarHighlights
- In anticipation of the cyclonic weather, the pitch had been covered in the afternoon.
- India have not had the kind of success in T20 Internationals as they have had in the other formats.
- Bangladesh are full of confidence following the manner which they won the opening match.
RAJKOT: Having lost the first game, India will be aiming hard to make a comeback in the second of three T20 International clashes against Bangladesh at the Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) ground on Thursday.
With the possibility of Cyclone Maha hitting the Gujarat coast, Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) officials are keeping their fingers crossed hoping the threat will not be severe.
As expected, heavy rains with strong winds lashed the city for more than half an hour on match eve, leaving the outfield absolutely wet.
In anticipation of this cyclonic weather, the pitch had been covered in the afternoon. "We are expecting light showers tomorrow morning too," said Niranjan Shah, the former BCCI secretary.
The Indian team, however, practised as usual here in the afternoon while the visitors had their nets in the morning.
The Indian bowling line-up is a matter of some concern, especially speedster Khaleel Ahmed, who conceded 37 runs off four overs and was slammed for four successive boundaries in the penultimate over by Mushfiqur Rahim at the Ferozeshah Kotla as Bangladesh won by seven wickets.
The visitors are full of confidence following the manner which they won the opening match. In the absence of two important senior players, Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hassan, Mushfiqur Rahim took charge in Delhi, staying unbeaten to guide his team home in Bangladesh's first ever T20 International win over India. Bangladesh leg-spinners Aminul Islam and speedster Shafiul Islam bowled exceptionally well in the opener and might play a key role in containing the Indian batsmen once again.
India have not had the kind of success in T20 Internationals as they have had in the other formats, and that is reflected in the rankings too. The side is ranked No. 5 in the T20 rankings, compared to No. 1 in Tests and No. 2 in ODIs.
They have already lost a T20 series at home this year - to Australia - before drawing against South Africa. India are missing some of their key contributors, like usual skipper Virat Kohli, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, making this series an ideal platform to blood youngsters.
All this, however, will depend on how much of an impact Cyclone Maha, which is expected to make landfall in Gujarat on match day, has on the game.


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Development, fabrication and characterization of immersion gratings. Probing the physical properties of the sub-stellar boundary with IGRINS (Immersion Grating INfrared Spectrometer).
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Mini Lecture
Clarification
Rank the following CSS Selectors by specificity
- #foo .bar .qux
- #foo div ul li p a
- .bar #foo
- #foo .bar p
- #foo #baz
What color is this text?

Hello, World!

#red .title {color: red; border: 1px solid green}
.title {color: green; font-size: 34px;}
p {color: black; font-size:20px; border: 1px solid orange;}
- Black
- Red
- Green
- Orange
What color is the border?

Hello, World!

#red .title {color: red; border: 1px solid green}
.title {color: green; font-size: 34px;}
p {color: black; font-size:20px; border: 1px solid orange;}
- Black
- Red
- Green
- Orange
What font size is this text?

Hello, World!

#red.title {
color: red; font-size:12px; border: 1px solid green}
.title {color: green; font-size: 34px;}
p {color: black; font-size:20px; border: 1px solid orange;}
- 20px
- 34px
- 16px
- None of the Above
Given the following options, which is the best way to diagnose and resolve a problem with a CSS rule not applying to your code.
- Look at your CSS directly
- Use Dev Tools style inspector
- Add !important to the style that's not applying
- Both A and C
A JavaScript function you just wrote is not working, where in dev tools would you want to look first?
- Network Panel
- Element Inspector
- Sources Panel
- None of the Above
Place the following steps in order of effectiveness at solving a CSS problem
- Add a new class to the element in html, and new styles in CSS
- Add an "element.style" style to the element in dev tools
- Check for specificity/cascading issues in Dev Tools
- Check to see if you wrote the CSS rule correctly
Place the following steps in order of effectiveness for diagnosing and resolving a JS function not firing.
- Check to see if you wrote the JS function correctly
- Run the JS through a linter
- Add console.log statements where appropriate to track script execution
- Check the error output of the console
Jeff just diagnosed and solved a problem.
Rearrange Jeff's diagnosis steps in the order you would have chosen and then decide as a team which steps you would have performed and in which order. (you CAN drop steps)
- Effect wasn't showing up on screen
- Found a few missing semicolons, fixed them
- Refreshed page, still had errors
- Checked HTML, was clear of errors
- Checked Chrome Dev Console, saw 2 errors
- Fixed error in his initialization function (1st error)
- Refreshed page, had another error
- Fixed extra comma in a declaration (2nd error)
- Refreshed page, everything worked.
Back to Jeff.
What is the biggest optimization you could have performed?
- Effect wasn't showing up on screen
- Found a few missing semicolons, fixed them
- Refreshed page, still had errors
- Checked HTML, was clear of errors
- Checked Chrome Dev Console, saw 2 errors
- Fixed error in his initialization function (1st error)
- Refreshed page, had another error
- Fixed extra comma in a declaration (2nd error)
- Refreshed page, everything worked.
Create a bug in CSS that can be debugged by dev tools
Among the team, choose the best CSS bug, and explain why you thought it was the best example of a css rule to be diagnosed through dev tools.
Create a JS bug that can be diagnosed by dev tools
Among your team choose the best JS bug and explain why.
Given the following code example: Individually: What is the expected output of this code
var theName = "sara";
var namer = function(theName) {
document.write(theName)
}
namer();
As a team what is the output of this code
var theName = "sara";
var namer = function(theName) {
document.write(theName)
}
namer();
undefined
This script is not performing the task you think it should be. Choose the between lines where placing a console.log() would be most effective in checking to see if the function is firing at all.
var theName = "sara";
var namer = function(theName) {
document.write(theName)
}
namer();
- 1-2
- 2-3
- 3-4
- 4-5
- 5-6
What is the console.log function you should write to check to see what name is set to inside the function?
var theName = "sara";
var namer = function(theName) {
document.write(theName)
}
namer();
console.log(theName);
Sara's code isn't printing out her name. Which of the following mistakes in this code is the actual cause?
var theName = "sara";
var namer = function(theName) {
document.write(theName)
}
namer();
- theName should be passed into the function
- theName is not a global variable
- document.write(theName) is missing a semi-colon
- namer is not properly initialized as a function
I'm having a really tough time using Dev Tools. I'd like you to write up some instructions for me to do the following:
- Start with this page: (http://jsbin.com/IdAFaJa/1/ )
- Add your team name to the H1 tag
- Apply your team color to your team name
- Add an unordered list with your team member names after "members"
- Create a custom css class for your team member names.
- Apply that style to the list of names
- Find an image on wikipedia commons (http://commons.wikimedia.org) for your team mascot:
- provide the search term used to find that image
- Insert it between the text: "Team {Your Team Name}, Go 's"
- Image should be 300x300px
- Image should have a border of 5px inset of your team color;
Final Project Introduction
Create a REAL web app
Working with Empire Justice Center (EJC) to create a web-based foreclosure app.
Each team creates their own version.
Teams determine the criteria for critique.
In the end one team will emerge victorious, and be chosen by EJC to go live.
This is job experience, put this on your resume.
Project Proposal
- Scope of the project
- Style Tile
- All published on GitHub
Project Midterm
- Mobile First, Responsive Prototype
- Foundation 5
- Information Architecture in place
- Layout finalized
Final Project
- Jekyll-based static web app
- Using data sources for content
- Javascript is a requirement
- Cross-Browser compatible to IE 9
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Evers, Legislature approval drops in latest poll
MADISON, Wis. - Gov. Tony Evers' approval rating has dropped below 50% as the first-term Democrat continues to butt heads with the Republican-controlled Legislature.
The latest Marquette University Law School poll out Wednesday also shows the Legislature's approval rating has dipped.
Evers' approval rating was at 57% this month, compared with 52% in October. The Legislature had a similar drop from 52% to 48%.
The week before the poll was conducted, the GOP-controlled Senate voted along party lines to fire Evers' agriculture department secretary, Brad Pfaff. The pill says 47% of respondents hadn't heard anything about the move. Twenty-two percent said it was the right thing to do, while 25% said it was not.
The Legislature has met fewer days and passed a fraction of the bills it did when Scott Walker was governor. Evers has also signed far fewer bills than his Democratic predecessor Jim Doyle did under divided government.


Ensembl Genomes and the Ensembl software platform use the MySQL relational database management system to store data. MySQL databases are used by the web browser and REST service, and can be used with the Ensembl Perl API or directly with a MySQL client (see below). The schema used by the Ensembl platform are described in the Ensembl API documentation.
MySQL databases are also used by the BioMart data warehouse interface, although we recommend that you use the web interface to access data in BioMart, as the mart schema contains many tables of denormalised data. Data can also be retrieved from BioMart programmatically, using the XML-based martservice.
Ensembl Genomes operates a MySQL server for public use which contains all databases from the last 10 Ensembl Genomes releases, including those used for the BioMart interface. This server can be used in conjuction with the Ensembl public MySQL servers (though Ensembl Genomes do not currently offer any mirror servers). Details of Ensembl and Ensembl Genomes servers are shown below, and all servers can be accessed using the user 'anonymous' (no password required):
| Dataset | Server | Port |
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| Ensembl Genomes, all databases | mysql-eg-publicsql.ebi.ac.uk | 4157 |
| Ensembl | ensembldb.ensembl.org | 5306 |
| Ensembl Mart | martdb.ensembl.org | 5316 |
Note: Ensembl Genomes and Ensembl MySQL servers are located at different URLs. Ensembl Genomes databases from all five divisions are located on the same server. Ensembl BioMart is on a different server. Not all MySQL instances use the default port, so please ensure that you specify the correct port when trying to connect!
The MySQL server is provided 'as-is', though scheduled downtime will be publicised on the mailing lists and on the Ensembl blog. Please note that processes that use this service excessively to the detriment of other users may be terminated without warning to preserve the service functionality. For intensive use of this server, an alternative is to set up a local MySQL database with copies of Ensembl Genomes data.
The public MySQL server is restricted to data from the most recent 10 releases only. With each subsequent release, data from the oldest release will be removed at release time. The removal of each release will be announced with the intentions for the new release approximately 2 months in advance. MySQL dumps from all previous releases are always available from the Ensembl Genomes FTP site.
When creating a Ensembl Genomes mirror, or to use local MySQL databases with the Ensembl Perl API, dumps of MySQL databases can be downloaded from the Ensembl Genomes FTP site. Instructions for loading MySQL dumps onto a local MySQL server can be found in the webcode documentation.
Most Ensembl Genomes MySQL databases follow a standard naming convention, using the following
The following conventions apply:
For Ensembl Bacteria, the genomes are loaded in batches of up to 250 into databases matching the pattern bacteria_<db_number>_collection_core_<eg_version>_<ensembl_version>_1 where:
The terminal number (which usually represents the assembly version) has no significance in this context. For the majority of genomes, there is no significance to which databases contain which genomes, but any new genomes are added to the last database in the list by db_number (or a new database with the next value of db_name if that has more than 250 genomes). However, genomes used in pan compara, which typically are references for key species, are found in collection bacteria_0. For this reason, users are strongly recommended to use the Ensembl Genomes API to access Ensembl Bacteria.
For Ensembl Fungi and Protists, from release 27 onwards, a large proportion of genomes are stored in collection databases in a similar way to bacteria, following the pattern fungi|protists_<collection_name>_collection_<eg_version>_<ensembl_version>_1. The naming convention is above, except the collection name is based on taxonomic grouping e.g. fungi_ascomycota1_collection_core_27_80_1 is the first database containing genomes from Ascomycota.
In either case, please note that SQL statements designed to work on single species MySQL databases may not always work on collection databases. For instance, the gene table in a collection database contains genes for all genomes, so the following statement returns all protein-coding genes for all genomes:
select stable_id from gene where biotype='protein_coding';
To obtain genes for a given species, the following style of query is needed, where the genes are restricted to those coming from a genome with a particular name:
select stable_id from gene join seq_region using (seq_region_id) join coord_system using (coord_system_id) join meta using (species_id) where meta_key="species.production_name" and meta_value="escherichia_coli_str_k_12_substr_mg1655" and biotype="protein_coding";
Given this, you are strongly recommended to use the REST service, and Ensembl Perl API where possible.


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Type Function Library widget.* Return value TableView Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords widget, tableview, lists, listview See also TableView
widget.newTableView( options )
This function takes a single argument, options
, which is a table that accepts the following parameters:
String. An optional identification string to assign to the table view. Default is widget_tableView
.
Numbers. The position where the table view will be created. The default values are 0,0
.
Numbers. The width and height of the table view.
Number. Determines how fast the content travels when it is flicked up or down. The default value is 0.972
.
Number. Limits the maximum scrolling speed of the table view. The default value is 2
.
Boolean. If set to true
, the table view will be locked, meaning it cannot be scrolled vertically.
Boolean. If set to false
, the table view will simply stop scrolling when it reaches the upper or lower limit. Default is true
.
Listener. The function used to listen for TableView row rendering events. This function is called when a row is added via object:insertRow(), when all visible rows are event.row
is a reference to the row that was rendered.
Listener. The function used to listen for TableView touch/tap events. In this listener function, the event.phase
values include "tap"
, "press"
, "release"
, "swipeLeft"
, and "swipeRight"
. In addition, event.target
is a reference to the row that was interacted with and event.target.index
is the index number of that row.
Listener. The function used to listen for TableView motion/scroll events. In this listener function, event.phase
returns the expected touch interaction phases of "began"
, "moved"
, or "ended"
. In addition, the scroll limit in either direction can be detected by event.limitReached
. If this occurs, event.direction
returns either "up"
or "down"
depending on the direction the table view was moving when the limit was reached.
The table view widget can be visually customized using the following parameters within the options
table:
Boolean. If set to true
, lines will not separate individual rows. The default value is false
.
Table. Table containing the RGB+A background color setting. Default is white.
backgroundColor = { 0.8, 0.8, 0.8 }
Boolean. If true
, the background of the table view will be hidden, but it still receives touches.
Boolean. If set to true
, the scroll bar will not appear for the table view.
Table. Table containing the image sheet specifications for a custom scroll bar. Customizing the scroll bar requires 3 frames from an image sheet. Each frame needs to be a square of equal size. These frames represent the top of the bar (red), the middle of the bar (green), and the bottom of the bar (yellow).
Inside the scrollBarOptions
table, you must specify 4 required parameters: sheet
, topFrame
, middleFrame
, and bottomFrame
.
scrollBarOptions = {
sheet = scrollBarSheet, --reference to the image sheet
topFrame = 1, --number of the "top" frame
middleFrame = 2, --number of the "middle" frame
bottomFrame = 3 --number of the "bottom" frame
}
Numbers. These numbers represent the number of pixels from the top and bottom of the table view at which the content will stop when it reaches the respective limit. The default value for both is 0
.
When you create a table view, it simply creates an empty region of the specified width and height. The actual rows are "rendered" via the object:insertRow() function.
To accomplish this, some basic setup is required. First, write a target listener function to render new rows, for example:
local function onRowRender( event )
-- Get reference to the row group
local row = event.row
-- Cache the row "contentWidth" and "contentHeight" because the row bounds can change as children objects are added
local rowHeight = row.contentHeight
local rowWidth = row.contentWidth
local rowTitle = display.newText( row, "Row " .. row.index, 0, 0, nil, 14 )
rowTitle:setFillColor( 0 )
-- Align the label left and vertically centered
rowTitle.anchorX = 0
rowTitle.x = 0
rowTitle.y = rowHeight * 0.5
end
Next, specify the function in the onRowRender
parameter of the table view declaration. At this point, you can call object:insertRow() to insert a new row, or execute the call in a loop to render several rows at once. Please refer to the usage examples below.
local widget = require( "widget" )
-- The "onRowRender" function may go here (see example under "Inserting Rows", above)
-- Create the TableView
local tableView = widget.newTableView
{
left = 200,
top = 200,
height = 330,
width = 300,
onRowRender = onRowRender,
onRowTouch = onRowTouch,
listener = scrollListener
}
-- Insert 40 rows
for i = 1, 40 do
-- Insert a row into the tableView
tableView:insertRow{}
end
local widget = require( "widget" )
-- The "onRowRender" function may go here (see example under "Inserting Rows", above)
-- Create the TableView
local tableView = widget.newTableView
{
left = 200,
top = 200,
height = 330,
width = 300,
onRowRender = onRowRender,
onRowTouch = onRowTouch,
listener = scrollListener
}
-- Insert 40 rows
for i = 1, 40 do
local isCategory = false
local rowHeight = 36
local rowColor = { default={ 1, 1, 1 }, over={ 1, 0.5, 0, 0.2 } }
local lineColor = { 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 }
-- Make some rows categories
if ( i == 1 or i == 21 ) then
isCategory = true
rowHeight = 40
rowColor = { default={ 0.8, 0.8, 0.8, 0.8 } }
lineColor = { 1, 0, 0 }
end
-- Insert a row into the tableView
tableView:insertRow(
{
isCategory = isCategory,
rowHeight = rowHeight,
rowColor = rowColor,
lineColor = lineColor
}
)
end
local widget = require( "widget" )
-- The "onRowRender" function may go here (see example under "Inserting Rows", above)
-- Create image sheet for custom scroll bar
local scrollBarOpt = {
width = 20,
height = 20,
numFrames = 3,
sheetContentWidth = 20,
sheetContentHeight = 60
}
local scrollBarSheet = graphics.newImageSheet( "scrollBar.png", scrollBarOpt )
-- Create the TableView
local tableView = widget.newTableView
{
left = 200,
top = 200,
height = 330,
width = 300,
onRowRender = onRowRender,
onRowTouch = onRowTouch,
listener = scrollListener,
scrollBarOptions = {
sheet = scrollBarSheet,
topFrame = 1,
middleFrame = 2,
bottomFrame = 3
}
}
-- Insert 40 rows
for i = 1, 40 do
-- Insert a row into the tableView
tableView:insertRow(
{
isCategory = false,
rowHeight = 36,
rowColor = { default={ 1, 1, 1 }, over={ 1, 0.5, 0, 0.2 } },
lineColor = { 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 }
}
)
end


This is my personal guide to Flexbox
The Flexible Box Module, more commonly known as flexbox, was designed as a one-dimensional layout Module
and a method for space distribution between items.
The main axis & the cross axis
The main axis is the axis running in the direction the flex items.
are being laid out, either as rows or columns.
The cross axis runs perpendicular.
The main axis will run horizontally (and the cross axis will run vertically) when you define the flex-direction
property as:
row
row-reverse
The main axis will run vertically (and the cross axis will run horizontally) when you define the flex-direction
property as:
column
column-reverse
Flex container
An area of a document laid out using flexbox. To create a flex container, simply set the display
property
of the element to flex
or flex-inline
These are the default properties
- Items display in a row (the flex-direction property's default is row).
- Items start from the start edge of the main axis.
- Items do not stretch on the main dimension, but can shrink.
- Items will stretch to fill the size of the cross axis.
- The
flex-basis
property is set to auto
.
- The
flex-wrap
property is set to nowrap
.
Default behavior
Properties for the parent (flex container)
display: flex (default) | inline-flex
display: flex
Like the example above
display: inline-flex
flex-direction: row (default) | row-reverse | column (default) | column-reverse
flex-direction: row
flex-direction: row-reverse
flex-direction: column
flex-direction: column-reverse
flex-wrap: nowrap (default) | wrap | wrap-reverse
flex-wrap: nowrap
(default) all flex items will be on one line
flex-wrap: wrap
flex items will wrap onto multiple lines, from top to bottom
flex-wrap: wrap-reverse
flex items will wrap onto multiple lines from bottom to top
flex-flow: <flex-direction> <flex-wrap>
this is shorthand for the flex-direction
and flex-wrap properties
e.g. flex-flow: column wrap;
justify-content: flex-start (default) | flex-end | center | space-between | space-around | space-evenly
Defines the alignment along the main axis.
There are more values for positional alignment, but they're not supported:
start | end | left | right
. And for overflow alignment, not supported either:
safe | unsafe
justify-content: flex-start
justify-content: flex-end
justify-content: center
justify-content: space-between
justify-content: space-around
justify-content: space-evenly
align-items: flex-start | flex-end | center | stretch (default) | baseline
Defines the behavior of the flex items along the cross axis
align-items: flex-start
align-items: flex-end
align-items: center
align-items: stretch
align-items: baseline
Notice the baseline of the numbers are aligned.
align-content: flex-start (default) | flex-end | center | space-between | space-around | stretch
Aligns a flex container's lines within when there is extra space in the cross-axis.
This property only takes effect on multi-line flexible containers.
align-content: flex-start
align-content: flex-end
align-content: center
align-content: space-between
align-content: space-around
align-content: stretch
Properties for the children (flex items)
order: <number>
Changes the order of the items.
Item A: order: 3
Item B: order: 1
Item C: order: 2
Notice that items with no order
property (D, E) are not affected.
flex-grow: <number>
It accepts a unitless value that serves as a proportion. Dictates the amount of available space within the
flex container the item should take up.
Item A: flex-grow: 3
Item B: flex-grow: 1
Item C: flex-grow: 2
Notice that items with no flex-grow
property (D, E) are not affected.
flex: none | [ flex-grow flex-shrink? || flex-basis? ]
This is a shorthand for flex-grow
, flex-shrink
and flex-basis
combined.
It's recommended to use this shorthand version instead of setting individual values.
flex-shrink
and flex-basis
are optional.
align-self: auto | flex-start | flex-end | center | baseline | stretch
Overrides the default vertical alignment (or the one set by align-items
in the container) for flex items.
Works exactly like align-items
but for a single flex item.
Item C: has align-self: flex-start;
The rest of the items are affected by align-items: flex-start;


General
Keybindings
Execution
External Editor
Execute Script on Save
Debug Mode
Please refer to the available modifiers and key codes
here
.
Build Script
New Script
Open Script
Use External Server
Server Address
Apply
Cancel


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This page will send HTTP requests to the "/database" route
of the Kitura sample server.
The server will then process the
incoming request to return or change the "grades" within an SQL database.
This Database adds persistence so even if you restart your server the data will remain.
This is a demonstration of databases using the ORM in Kitura.
View the code
Initially these routes are connected to a dummy database that stores the Grades on the server. To run the example against a real postgreSQL database you need to:
1. Install postgreSQL using the teminal:
$ brew install postgresql2. Add Swift-Kuery-PostgreSQL to your Package.swift.
3. Connect to PostgreSQL in your DatabaseRoutes.swift.
Send an HTTP GET request to "/database" to receive an array of grades
Add a grade by sending a JSON-encoded HTTP POST request to "/database"
Search for a course's grades by sending a HTTP GET request with the course as query parameters to "/database"
Empty the "database" dictionary by sending an HTTP DELETE request to "/database"


Cold Fusion Tag for dhtmlXMenu
This chapter also included into main documentation for dhtmlXMenu.
...configuration xml...
name - [optional] name of the tree js object to use in javascript, if skiped, then name autogenerated
width - [optional] width of the menu
height - [optional] height of the menu
mode - [optional] set horisontal ("classic") or vertical ("popup") orientation of menu ( horisontal orientation is default ), also can set some additional modes, which shown in "Vertical design" example.
type - [optional] set menu item design (for more details see chapter "Configuring with XML" in guide, default type is "A2").
withoutImages - [optional] force menu item without images on top level
mixedImages - [optional] allow menu items with images and without images on top level.
title - [optional] title of menu
align - [optional] align of menu buttons (left,right,center for horisontal menu, top,bottom,middle for vertical menu)
JSPath - [optional] absolute or relative path to directory which contains tree js files, "js" directory by default
CSSPath - [optional] absolute or relative path to directory which contains tree css files, "css" directory by default
xmlFile - [optional] url of the configuration xml file
style - [optional] style for the menu box
onSelect - [optional] javascript function to call on button selection
context - [optional] create menu as context menu. For more detail on context menu look "dhtmlXContextMenu tag help"
For description of optional configuration xml - see chapter "Configuring with XML"
Minimal possible tag syntax with on-page xml:
Minimal possible tag syntax with server-side xml:
With common used attributes
Vertical designed menu


--- layout: page title: "About" description: "Hey, this is Binpedia." header-img: "img/post-bg-rwd.jpg" ---
冰冻三尺 非一日之寒
积土成山 非斯须之作
Hello 大家好，我是hbkang，一枚化学PhD，现在住在寒冷的芝加哥。
在苦逼的实验室工作之余，我还喜欢跑跑步，种种菜，挖挖矿。
在这里我会像大家分享各种我的兴趣爱好，比如信用卡，投资，挖矿，旅游，种菜，跑步等等。大家如果有什么问题，欢迎提出探讨~谢谢！
Yet another Chemistry PhD.
Yet another Life-long Student.
Hello everyone, I am hbkang. I am a Chemistry PhD and am currently living in Chicago.
This is my personal blog, thanks to BY and Hux who are very kind to share their blog templates.
Here in this blog, I like to share with you some of my hobbies such as investment, crypto coins mining, travel, gardening and running.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!


| load_pbp {nflreadr} | R Documentation |
Loads multiple seasons from the nflfastR data repository
load_pbp( seasons = most_recent_season(), file_type = getOption("nflreadr.prefer", default = "qs") )
seasons |
A numeric vector of 4-digit years associated with given NFL seasons - defaults to latest season. If set to |
file_type |
One of |
The complete nflfastR dataset as returned by nflfastR::build_nflfastR_pbp()
(see below) for all given seasons
dictionary_pbp
for the data dictionary as a dataframe
https://nflreadr.nflverse.com/articles/dictionary_pbp.html for a web version of the data dictionary
https://www.nflfastr.com/reference/build_nflfastR_pbp.html for the nflfastR function nflfastR::build_nflfastR_pbp()
load_pbp(2019:2020)


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{% from "path_macros.html" import path_card %} {% macro model_tab(model_info_contents, exp_formats, model_stats_json, model, stmts_counts, date, added_stmts) -%}


public class LightLocalizer
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LightLocalizer(Odometer odometer,
Navigation navigation,
EV3ColorSensor colorSensor)
Instantiates a new light localizer.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
correctLocalization()
Executes after the localization at xo, yo coordinates to correct the angle
of the robot if the angle is off-centered.
|
boolean |
correctPosition(float[] colorSamples)
Sweeps robot left to right to detect if it is near a line, then
it moves accordingly to the left.
|
void |
lightLocWithError()
Light loc with error, light localization primarily used when in an area that
is not in one of the starting points, such as after dismounting from the
zipline.
|
void |
startLightLOC()
Start light LOC, primary method for localization in one of the starting
corners after ultrasonic localization
|
public LightLocalizer(Odometer odometer, Navigation navigation, EV3ColorSensor colorSensor)
odometer
- ,the odometer used for light localizationnavigation
- ,the navigation we will use to travel to 0,0 once we get
correct headingcolorSensor
- ,the color sensor used to detect lines when doing light
localizationpublic void startLightLOC()
public void lightLocWithError()
public boolean correctLocalization()
public boolean correctPosition(float[] colorSamples)
colorSamples
- the color samples


Samarth Bhargav
ML is the study of systems that can 'learn'
Any Ideas?
Consulting firm McKinsey estimates that India will need 2 lakh data scientists in the next few years.Talented Indian data scientists get top dollars
In simple terms: We know what kind of output to expect
Two Broad Categories
Discrete Valued Output
'Classes'
Given this dataset, find information about it:
Example: Face Recognition
If face recognition is supervised, it means that your examples are be labeled, or we explicitly say which ones are faces and which ones aren't.
In an unsupervised algorithm the examples are not labeled, i.e. you don't say anything. Of course in such a case the algorithm itself cannot "invent" what a face is, but it could be able to cluster the data in different class, e.g. it could be able to distinguish that faces are very different from panoramas, which are very different from horses.
Set data-state="something"
on a slide and "something"
will be added as a class to the document element when the slide is open.
Additionally custom events can be triggered on a per slide basis by binding to the data-state
name.
Reveal.addEventListener( 'customevent', function() {
console.log( '"customevent" has fired' );
} );
Set data-background="#007777"
on a slide to change the full page background to the given color. All CSS color formats are supported.

Pass reveal.js the backgroundTransition: 'slide'
config argument to make backgrounds slide rather than fade.
You can override background transitions per slide by using data-background-transition="slide"
.
You can link between slides internally, like this.
Hit the next arrow...
... to step through ...
any type
There's a few styles of fragments, like:
grow
shrink
roll-in
fade-out
highlight-red
highlight-green
highlight-blue
current-visible
highlight-current-blue
Presentations can be exported to PDF, below is an example that's been uploaded to SlideShare.
Press b or period on your keyboard to enter the 'paused' mode. This mode is helpful when you want to take distracting slides off the screen during a presentation.


This paragraph is 10em tall. It has more than enough room to show all its content.
This paragraph is 3em tall. It may therefore lack the necessary height to contain all its content. What happens then is down to the author’s styles and the browser’s capabilities.
This paragraph is 3em tall. It may therefore lack the necessary height to contain all its content. What happens then is down to the author’s styles and the browser’s capabilities.


It didn't feel right to turn in a sheet of paper to a school that may define the rest of my life. I wanted to create something that not only answers the questions you ask of applicants but also allows me the creative freedom to share my nature and interests in a more meaningful way.
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I work with groups that get amazing things done. I led a team of middle-schoolers as we planned our annual Global Festival, a winter celebration of all cultures. In addition, I am part of the No Place for Hate committee at my school, a group of students who create activities that promote respect and diversity throughout the year. Last Thursday, I worked with a group of other students to reignite a school fundraiser that was left in chaos after being abandoned by a previous group.
I've been at ACE for the past 3 years. Part of going there meant I could take challenging courses years above my grade level. The most rewarding experiences in school are when I finally turn in that paper I worked so hard on or when I am able to do things that once felt almost unimaginable before after learning something new.
One area that Ben excels in is using technology to analyze and present data. He isconsistently adept at trying new software to make his projects unique and detailed. His corn project and his dichotomous key were given extra credit because of the level of detail and novelty using technology.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.fop.apps |
Application classes used for running FOP embedded in other applications.
|
| org.apache.fop.area |
FOP's area tree.
|
| org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table | |
| org.apache.fop.fo.pagination |
All the pagination and declaration formatting objects.
|
| org.apache.fop.layoutmgr |
FOP's layout engine.
|
| org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.inline |
Layout managers for inline formatting objects and line building.
|
| org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.list |
Layout managers for lists.
|
| org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.table |
Layout managers for tables.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LayoutManagerMaker
The interface for all LayoutManager makers
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LayoutManagerMaker
The interface for all LayoutManager makers
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Keep
Object representing a keep constraint, corresponding
to the XSL-FO keep properties.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BlockLevelEventProducer
Event producer interface for block-level layout managers.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractBaseLayoutManager
The base class for nearly all LayoutManagers.
|
| AbstractBreaker
Abstract base class for breakers (page breakers, static region handlers etc.).
|
| AbstractBreaker.BlockSequence
Helper class, extending the functionality of the
basic
BlockKnuthSequence . |
| AbstractBreaker.PageBreakPosition
A page break position.
|
| AbstractLayoutManager
The base class for most LayoutManagers.
|
| AbstractPageSequenceLayoutManager
Abstract base class for a page sequence layout manager.
|
| Adjustment |
| BlockKnuthSequence
Represents a list of block level Knuth elements.
|
| BlockLevelEventProducer
Event producer interface for block-level layout managers.
|
| BlockLevelLayoutManager
The interface for LayoutManagers which generate block areas
|
| BlockStackingLayoutManager
Base LayoutManager class for all areas which stack their child
areas in the block-progression direction, such as Flow, Block, ListBlock.
|
| BorderOrPaddingElement
This class represents an unresolved border or padding element.
|
| BreakElement
This class represents an unresolved break possibility.
|
| BreakingAlgorithm
The set of nodes is sorted into lines indexed into activeLines.
|
| BreakingAlgorithm.BestRecords
Class that stores, for each fitness class, the best active node that could start
a line of the corresponding fitness ending at the current element.
|
| BreakingAlgorithm.KnuthNode
Class recording all the informations of a feasible breaking point.
|
| BreakOpportunity
Defines methods to evaluate break opportunities at a particular location in the tree of
layout managers.
|
| ConditionalElementListener
This interface is used to notify layout managers about the situation around spaces, borders
and padding just before the addArea() method is called when a part is being painted.
|
| ElementListObserver.Observer
Implement this interface to receive notifications on element lists.
|
| ExternalDocumentLayoutManager
LayoutManager for an external-document extension element.
|
| FloatContentLayoutManager |
| FlowLayoutManager
LayoutManager for an fo:flow object.
|
| FootnoteBodyLayoutManager
Layout manager for footnote bodies.
|
| Keep
Object representing a keep constraint, corresponding
to the XSL-FO keep properties.
|
| KnuthBox
An instance of this class represents an unbreakable piece of content with
fixed width: for example an image, a syllable (but only if letter spacing
is constant), ...
|
| KnuthElement
This is the super class for KnuthBox, KnuthGlue and KnuthPenalty.
|
| KnuthGlue
An instance of this class represents a piece of content with adjustable
width: for example a space between words of justified text.
|
| KnuthPenalty
An instance of this class represents information about a feasible
breaking point; it does not represent any piece of content.
|
| KnuthSequence
Represents a list of
Knuth elements . |
| LayoutContext
This class is used to pass information to the getNextKnuthElements()
method.
|
| LayoutException
Exception thrown by FOP if an unrecoverable layout error occurs.
|
| LayoutManager
The interface for all LayoutManagers.
|
| LayoutManagerMaker
The interface for all LayoutManager makers
|
| LayoutManagerMapping.Maker
a layout manager maker base class
|
| LeafPosition
A leaf position.
|
| ListElement
This class is the base class for all kinds of elements that are added to element lists.
|
| LMiter
An iterator for layout managers.
|
| Page
This object is used by the layout engine to represent a page.
|
| PageProvider
This class delivers Page instances.
|
| PageSequenceLayoutManager
LayoutManager for a PageSequence.
|
| Position
A position.
|
| PositionIterator
An iterator over
Position instances, that is wrapped around
another 'parent' Iterator . |
| RelSide
Enum class for relative sides.
|
| SpacedBorderedPaddedBlockLayoutManager
A block-stacking layout manager for an FO that supports spaces, border and padding.
|
| SpaceResolver
This class resolves spaces and conditional borders and paddings by replacing the
UnresolvedListElements descendants by the right combination of KnuthElements on an element
list.
|
| SpaceSpecifier
Accumulate a sequence of space-specifiers (XSL space type) on
areas with a stacking constraint.
|
| StaticContentLayoutManager
LayoutManager for an fo:flow object.
|
| TopLevelLayoutManager
This interface is implemented by top-level layout managers such as the ones for fo:page-sequence
and fox:external-document.
|
| UnresolvedListElement
This class represents an unresolved list element.
|
| UnresolvedListElementWithLength
This class represents an unresolved list element element with a (conditional) length.
|
| WhitespaceManagementPenalty
A special penalty used to specify content having multiple variants.
|
| WhitespaceManagementPenalty.Variant |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractBaseLayoutManager
The base class for nearly all LayoutManagers.
|
| AbstractLayoutManager
The base class for most LayoutManagers.
|
| BlockLevelLayoutManager
The interface for LayoutManagers which generate block areas
|
| BreakOpportunity
Defines methods to evaluate break opportunities at a particular location in the tree of
layout managers.
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| FloatContentLayoutManager |
| FootnoteBodyLayoutManager
Layout manager for footnote bodies.
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| Keep
Object representing a keep constraint, corresponding
to the XSL-FO keep properties.
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| KnuthBox
An instance of this class represents an unbreakable piece of content with
fixed width: for example an image, a syllable (but only if letter spacing
is constant), ...
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| KnuthElement
This is the super class for KnuthBox, KnuthGlue and KnuthPenalty.
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| KnuthGlue
An instance of this class represents a piece of content with adjustable
width: for example a space between words of justified text.
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| KnuthSequence
Represents a list of
Knuth elements . |
| LayoutContext
This class is used to pass information to the getNextKnuthElements()
method.
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| LayoutManager
The interface for all LayoutManagers.
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| LeafPosition
A leaf position.
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| ListElement
This class is the base class for all kinds of elements that are added to element lists.
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| PageSequenceLayoutManager
LayoutManager for a PageSequence.
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| Position
A position.
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| PositionIterator
An iterator over
Position instances, that is wrapped around
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| AbstractBaseLayoutManager
The base class for nearly all LayoutManagers.
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| AbstractLayoutManager
The base class for most LayoutManagers.
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| BlockLevelLayoutManager
The interface for LayoutManagers which generate block areas
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| BlockStackingLayoutManager
Base LayoutManager class for all areas which stack their child
areas in the block-progression direction, such as Flow, Block, ListBlock.
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| BreakOpportunity
Defines methods to evaluate break opportunities at a particular location in the tree of
layout managers.
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| ConditionalElementListener
This interface is used to notify layout managers about the situation around spaces, borders
and padding just before the addArea() method is called when a part is being painted.
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| Keep
Object representing a keep constraint, corresponding
to the XSL-FO keep properties.
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| LayoutContext
This class is used to pass information to the getNextKnuthElements()
method.
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| LayoutManager
The interface for all LayoutManagers.
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| ListElement
This class is the base class for all kinds of elements that are added to element lists.
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| Position
A position.
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| PositionIterator
An iterator over
Position instances, that is wrapped around
another 'parent' Iterator . |
| SpacedBorderedPaddedBlockLayoutManager
A block-stacking layout manager for an FO that supports spaces, border and padding.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractBaseLayoutManager
The base class for nearly all LayoutManagers.
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| AbstractLayoutManager
The base class for most LayoutManagers.
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| BlockLevelLayoutManager
The interface for LayoutManagers which generate block areas
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| BlockStackingLayoutManager
Base LayoutManager class for all areas which stack their child
areas in the block-progression direction, such as Flow, Block, ListBlock.
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| BreakOpportunity
Defines methods to evaluate break opportunities at a particular location in the tree of
layout managers.
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| ConditionalElementListener
This interface is used to notify layout managers about the situation around spaces, borders
and padding just before the addArea() method is called when a part is being painted.
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| Keep
Object representing a keep constraint, corresponding
to the XSL-FO keep properties.
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| KnuthElement
This is the super class for KnuthBox, KnuthGlue and KnuthPenalty.
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| KnuthGlue
An instance of this class represents a piece of content with adjustable
width: for example a space between words of justified text.
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| LayoutContext
This class is used to pass information to the getNextKnuthElements()
method.
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| LayoutManager
The interface for all LayoutManagers.
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| Position
A position.
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| PositionIterator
An iterator over
Position instances, that is wrapped around
another 'parent' Iterator . |
| SpacedBorderedPaddedBlockLayoutManager
A block-stacking layout manager for an FO that supports spaces, border and padding.
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component_submitter package¶
Subpackages¶
- component_submitter.abstracts package
- component_submitter.adaptors package
- component_submitter.tests package
Submodules¶
component_submitter.api module¶
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class
component_submitter.api.
ExecSubmitterThread
(q, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
threading.Thread
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run
()[source]¶ Method representing the thread’s activity.
You may override this method in a subclass. The standard run() method invokes the callable object passed to the object’s constructor as the target argument, if any, with sequential and keyword arguments taken from the args and kwargs arguments, respectively.
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exception
component_submitter.api.
RequestError
(message, status_code=None, payload=None)[source]¶ Bases:
Exception
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status_code
= 400¶
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component_submitter.api.
launch
()[source]¶ API functions to launch a application
Params intput: path to the file wanted Params params: dictionary with the update of input.
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component_submitter.api.
list_thread
()[source]¶ API call to query the info on the thread being executed
component_submitter.command_line_interface module¶
MiCADO Command Line Interface¶
Component to create the command line interface that will talk to the submitter to launch, update, undeploy the application
component_submitter.micado_parser module¶
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class
component_submitter.micado_parser.
MiCADOParser
[source]¶ Bases:
object
MiCADO class that is going to take care of parsing the topology template, check if the file is correct and Readable by MiCADO submitter. The set_template method is returning the topology template object.
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set_template
(path, parsed_params=None)[source]¶ set_template is the method that will parse the tosca template and return the object topology object.
Params: path, parsed_params Type: string, dictionary Returns: template Raises: Exception parsed_params: dictionary containing the input to changepath: local or remote path to the file to parse (it needs to be reachable.)
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component_submitter.micado_validator module¶
MiCADO Submission Engine TOSCA Validator¶
Validate ToscaTemplate objects to ensure syntactic and semantic compatibility with custom defined and TOSCA normative types.
Further validates a ToscaTemplate which has already passed validation steps set out by the OpenStack ToscaParser. Currently validation checks exist for repositories and the requirements and relationships of custom defined types.
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exception
component_submitter.micado_validator.
MultiError
(error_set, msg=None)[source]¶ Bases:
component_submitter.micado_validator.ValidationError
Errors occured during validation…
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exception
component_submitter.micado_validator.
ValidationError
[source]¶ Bases:
Exception
Base error for validation
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component_submitter.micado_validator.
validate_relationship_properties
(node)[source]¶ Validate relationship properties
Checks that relationships defined properties required by their definition in TOSCA normative or custom types. Returns errors if not.
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component_submitter.micado_validator.
validate_relationships
(node)[source]¶ Validate relationships
Checks that relationships used in node definitions correctly reference relationships defined in TOSCA normative or custom types. Returns errors if not.
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component_submitter.micado_validator.
validate_repositories
(node, repositories)[source]¶ Validate repository names
Checks to see if repositories have been defined at the top level, and if nodes reference those repositories correctly. Returns errors if not.
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component_submitter.micado_validator.
validate_requirements
(node)[source]¶ Validate requirements and their syntax
Checks that requirements in custom_types and in node definitions are defined as one-item lists and that node definition requirements correctly reference requirements defined in custom_types. Returns errors if not.
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component_submitter.micado_validator.
validation
(tpl)[source]¶ The validation process
Runs validation steps on the given TOSCA Template, and builds an error list. Raises a MultiError on failed validation. On success, says so.
Parameters: tpl (ToscaTemplate <toscaparser.tosca_template.ToscaTemplate>) – The ToscaTemplate to validate Raises: TypeError, MultiError - Usage:
>>> from micado_validator import Validator
Successful validation:>>> Validator().validation(<toscaparser.tosca_template.ToscaTemplate>) 'ToscaTemplate passed compatibility validation'
Errors during validation:>>> Validator(<toscaparser.tosca_template.ToscaTemplate>) micado_validator.MultiError: ---- (...list of errors...)
component_submitter.plugins_gestion module¶
component_submitter.submitter_config module¶
MiCADO Submitter Engine Submitter Config¶
A module allowing the configuration of the whole submitter
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class
component_submitter.submitter_config.
SubmitterConfig
(testing=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This is the SubmitterConfig, in charge of the configuration of the whole submitter. It has
__init__()
,get_list_adaptors()
,_retrieve_custom_type()
,_reading_config()
,_check_re()
,_list_for_re()
,mapping()
,_look_through_template()
,_find_get_input()
,_contains_inputs()
,get_SubmitterConfig()
,get_dict()
andget_node_from_type()
.Optional testing parameter can be passed to __init__ to define which key_config files to take for test purposes.
component_submitter.submitter_engine module¶
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class
component_submitter.submitter_engine.
SubmitterEngine
[source]¶ Bases:
object
SubmitterEngine class that is the main one that is used to treat with the application.
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launch
(path_to_file, id_app, parsed_params=None)[source]¶ Launch method, that will call the in-method egine to execute the application Creating empty list for the whole class adaptor and executed adaptor :params: path_to_file, parsed_params :types: string, dictionary .. note:
For the time being we only have one "workflow engine" but we could extend this launch method to accept another parameter to be able to choose which engine to launch
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undeploy
(id_app, force=False)[source]¶ Undeploy method will remove the application from the infrastructure. :params: id :type: string
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update
(id_app, path_to_file, parsed_params=None)[source]¶ Update method that will be updating the application we want to update.
Params id: id of the application we want to update Params type: string Params path_to_file: path to the template file Params type: string Params parse_params: dictionary containing the value we want to use as the value of the input section Params type: dictionary
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component_submitter.submitter_engine.
logger
= <Logger submitter.component_submitter.submitter_engine (INFO)>¶ define the Handler which write message to sys.stderr
component_submitter.utils module¶
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component_submitter.utils.
dump_order_yaml
(data, path)[source]¶ Dump the dictionary to a Docker-Compose file