Before Change
logger.record_tabular("StdForwardProgress", np.nan)
logger.record_tabular("FinalDistanceFromGoal", self.goal_distance)
logger.record_tabular("OriginDistanceFromGoal",
np.sqrt(np.sum(self.goal_position**2)))
After Change
logger.record_tabular("FinalDistanceFromGoal", self.goal_distance)
origin_distance_from_goal = np.sqrt(np.sum(self.goal_position**2))
logger.record_tabular("OriginDistanceFromGoal",
origin_distance_from_goal)
progress_towards_goal = origin_distance_from_goal - self.goal_distance
logger.record_tabular("ProgressTowardsGoal", progress_towards_goal)


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 (UIP) Director: Mario Andreacchio Stars: Helen Neville, Natalie Vansier, Glenn McMillan, Thea Gumbert, Peter O'Brien, Vince Poletto, Melissa Jaffer Running time: 95 minutes.
Sally Marshall (played by 12 year old Canadian actress Natalie Vansier) is the new girl in town, and she seems a little weird. Her family move in next door to young Pip Lawson (Helen Neville), who has an interest in astronomy, and hopes to discover a new comet. Although Pip wonders about the strange noises and lights that come from the Marshall's backyard shed every night, she thinks the new girl is basically harmless.
But local play ground bully Rhonnie Branson (Thea Gumbert) decides that someone as weird as Sally must be an alien, and mobilises her gang against the new girl. Pip is forced to wager her beloved telescope in a bet with Rhonnie to prove that Sally is not an alien, but merely a girl with a few strange habits. Against her better judgement, Pip finds herself spying on Sally and her family. Eventually a friendship develops between these two girls who are considered misfits by Rhonnie's "in-crowd".
The intriguingly titled Sally Marshall Is Not An Alien deals with some important issues, such as tolerance, peer group pressure, the importance of individuality, and friendship. However, this well meaning film is let down by some uninspired direction from Adelaide-born Mario Andreacchio (Napoleon, Paws, etc). Andreacchio specialises in entertainment aimed squarely at family audiences, but apart from the far superior The Real Macaw, his films seem to lack any sense of sophistication and polish. When compared to American films aimed at a similar audience (The Babysitters' Club, Harriet the Spy, etc) Andreacchio's clumsy approach becomes apparent. The script is underdeveloped and several key scenes fall flat.
Most of the young cast are new to feature films, and their performances are embarrassingly amateurish and over the top. They lack the natural charm that most young child actors from Hollywood seem able to turn on at will, regardless of their lack of experience. The adult characters fare even worse as they are given little to do. Former soapy star Peter O'Brien (Neighbours, etc) lacks impact as Pip's understanding father, while all the others are virtually relegated to the background, and make little impression on the material.
Sally Marshall Is Not An Alien is aimed at young female audiences, who may identify with the two lead characters and their dilemma. While it may prove popular amongst pre-teen girls during the school holidays, this is far from the best film on offer. Audiences looking for something a bit more exciting or inspiring would be advised to give this rather disappointing film a wide berth.
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Can I somehow make the equation compiler work on pnat as well as it works on nat? Something like
def f : ℕ+ → ℕ+ | 1 := 37 | (n + 1) := 2 * f n
How does the equation compiler work? It is presumably bound to the inbuilt constructors? Would this basically just entail writing a new pnat with one
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is it possible to build a custom equation compiler?
right. Lean 3 doesn't have the necessary customizability for this
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Source Control
Agile/Scrum (created team project)
Website Deployment
Pair Programming
Code Review
Ozarks Technical Community College
08/2011 to 05/2013
Associates of Arts
Associates in Teaching
Work Experience
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public class Point
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Point.XValueComparator
Compares Points by comparing their x-values.
|
static class |
Point.YValueComparator
Compares Points by comparing their y-values
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Point(float x,
float y) |
Point(Point pt)
Copy constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
add(float x,
float y) |
void |
add(Point pt)
Add the given point to this point.
|
static Point |
add(Point a,
Point b)
Adds two points.
|
static Point |
avg(Point... pts)
Averages a sequence or array of points.
|
static Point |
avg(Point a,
Point b)
Averages two points.
|
Point |
clone() |
static float |
dist(Point a,
Point b)
Computes the distance between two points.
|
static float |
distSq(Point a,
Point b)
Computes the squared distance between two points.
|
void |
div(float divisor)
Divide this point by a given divisor.
|
static Point |
div(Point pt,
float divisor)
Divide a point by a divisor and return the result.
|
boolean |
equals(Point pt) |
static Point |
lerp(Point a,
Point b,
float amt)
Interpolates a Point a and a Point b by a given amount between 0 and 1.
|
void |
mult(float multiplier)
Multiply this point by the given multiplier.
|
static Point |
mult(Point pt,
float multiplier)
Multiply a point by a multiplier and return the result.
|
void |
rotate(float angle,
float vx,
float vy)
Rotates this point around (vx,vy).
|
void |
set(float x,
float y)
Sets this point to (x,y)
|
void |
set(Point pt)
Sets this point to the given point
|
static float |
slope(Point a,
Point b)
The slope between two points.
|
void |
step()
Updates the Point.
|
static void |
step(java.util.Collection<? extends Point> points)
Steps every Point in the collection
|
static void |
step(java.util.Collection<? extends Point> points,
int dt)
Steps every Point in the collection by the given time step.
|
void |
step(int dt)
Updates the Point.
|
static void |
step(Point[] points)
Steps every Point in the array
|
static void |
step(Point[] points,
int dt)
Steps every Point in the array by the given time step.
|
static Point |
sub(Point a,
Point b)
Subtracts two points.
|
static Point |
sum(Point... pts)
Adds a sequence or array of points.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
void |
translate(float dx,
float dy)
Shifts this Point dx units in the x-direction and dy units in the
y-direction.
|
void |
translate(Point translation)
Shifts this Point by (translation.x, translation.y)
|
static Point[] |
zip(float[] xs,
float[] ys)
Takes two float arrays, xs and ys, to make a Point array, pts,
such that pts[i] == new Point(xs[i], ys[i]), as i varies from 0 to min(xs.length, ys.length)-1
|
public Point(Point pt)
pt
- the point to copypublic Point(float x, float y)
x
- the x-coordinatey
- the y-coordinatepublic void set(float x, float y)
x
- y
- public void set(Point pt)
pt
- public void step()
public void step(int dt)
dt
- The change in timepublic void mult(float multiplier)
multiplier
- the multiplierpublic void add(Point pt)
pt
- the point to addpublic void add(float x, float y)
x
- y
- public void div(float divisor)
divisor
- public void translate(float dx, float dy)
dx
- dy
- public void translate(Point translation)
translation
- The amount to shift the Pointpublic void rotate(float angle, float vx, float vy)
angle
- vx
- vy
- public boolean equals(Point pt)
pt
- public Point clone()
clone
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static Point lerp(Point a, Point b, float amt)
a
- Point ab
- Point bamt
- A value between 0 and 1 specifying the interpolation amountpublic static Point avg(Point a, Point b)
a
- point ab
- point bpublic static Point avg(Point... pts)
pts
- the pointspublic static float dist(Point a, Point b)
a
- the first pointb
- the second pointpublic static float distSq(Point a, Point b)
a
- the first pointb
- the second pointpublic static float slope(Point a, Point b)
a
- the first pointb
- the second pointpublic static Point add(Point a, Point b)
a
- the first pointb
- the second pointpublic static Point sum(Point... pts)
pts
- a sequence or array of pointspublic static Point sub(Point a, Point b)
a
- the first pointb
- the second pointpublic static Point div(Point pt, float divisor)
pt
- the point to dividedivisor
- the divisorpublic static Point mult(Point pt, float multiplier)
pt
- the point to multiplymultiplier
- the multiplierpublic static Point[] zip(float[] xs, float[] ys)
xs
- The array of x-valuesys
- The array of y-valuespublic static void step(Point[] points)
points
- The array of Pointspublic static void step(java.util.Collection<? extends Point> points, int dt)
points
- The collection of Pointsdt
- The time steppublic static void step(java.util.Collection<? extends Point> points)
points
- The collection of Pointspublic static void step(Point[] points, int dt)
points
- The array of Pointsdt
- The time step


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Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream S3DestinationConfiguration
The S3DestinationConfiguration
property type specifies an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) destination
to which Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose (Kinesis Data Firehose) delivers data.
S3DestinationConfiguration
is a property of the AWS::KinesisFirehose::DeliveryStream resource and the Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream ElasticsearchDestinationConfiguration, Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream RedshiftDestinationConfiguration, and
Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream SplunkDestinationConfiguration property types.
Syntax
JSON
{ "BucketARN" :
String
, "BufferingHints" :BufferingHints
, "CloudWatchLoggingOptions" :CloudWatchLoggingOptions
, "CompressionFormat" :String
, "EncryptionConfiguration" :EncryptionConfiguration
, "Prefix" :String
, "RoleARN" :String
}
YAML
BucketARN:
String
BufferingHints:BufferingHints
CloudWatchLoggingOptions:CloudWatchLoggingOptions
CompressionFormat:String
EncryptionConfiguration:EncryptionConfiguration
Prefix:String
RoleARN:String
Properties
BucketARN
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Amazon S3 bucket to send data to.
Required: Yes
Type: String
BufferingHints
-
Configures how Kinesis Data Firehose buffers incoming data while delivering it to the Amazon S3 bucket.
Required: Yes
Type: BufferingHints
CloudWatchLoggingOptions
-
The Amazon CloudWatch Logs logging options for the delivery stream.
Required: No
Type: Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream CloudWatchLoggingOptions
CompressionFormat
-
The type of compression that Kinesis Data Firehose uses to compress the data that it delivers to the Amazon S3 bucket. For valid values, see the
CompressionFormat
content for the S3DestinationConfiguration data type in the Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose API Reference.Required: Yes
Type: String
EncryptionConfiguration
-
Configures Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) server-side encryption. Kinesis Data Firehose uses AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) to encrypt the data that it delivers to your Amazon S3 bucket.
Required: No
Type: Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream EncryptionConfiguration
Prefix
-
A prefix that Kinesis Data Firehose adds to the files that it delivers to the Amazon S3 bucket. The prefix helps you identify the files that Kinesis Data Firehose delivered.
Required: No
Type: String
RoleARN
-
The ARN of an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role that grants Kinesis Data Firehose access to your Amazon S3 bucket and AWS KMS (if you enable data encryption).
For more information, see Grant Kinesis Data Firehose Access to an Amazon S3 Destination in the Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose Developer Guide.
Required: Yes
Type: String


DevSecOps: Security on Operations Development.
How to provide security on DevOps?
When you think about the DevOps term, generally you think about a faster delivery
of some technologies like containers or cloud for example. But one thing people
don’t pay attention is about the security involved in these operations.
The term DevOps is largely know around the world, even though it is a “new” term.
What about when we talk about the DevSecOps term? Have you ever heard about?
Are you and your company being cautious and taking care about the security on the
DevOps tools and procedures?
Generally the security reviews are on the end of producing cycles, and this may
not be the most effective way.
Every time it is more needed that we put all the teams together:
Development, operations and security team.
Sometimes we need to create security practices that must be put in use straight from
the beginning of the production cycle.
This must be looked like a new philosophy to help all the operations making the most
efficient delivery.
The most important thing on this transformation is to make us all understand how each
team works. Understanding all the processes and best practices are the key to best apply
your knowledge on all operation process.
We can use Docker as an example to work the best practices:
First thing we need to consider when using Docker, is the host machine.
With a shared kernel, you need to provide the security, beginning from the the host
machine. Once the host is compromised, all the processes are compromised as well.
Don’t forget that the container is just a process inside your host machine.
The main step to provide the security on the host is to keep the system up to date and
corrections patched.
Know the container's layers!
It’s very important to know what’s running in each layer of your container. You need to ensure
that the third-party vendors will not download and run something deliberately without your
knowledge.
Be sure that you know the source of your images. The best tip is: Build your own code!
Even for your own images, you need to use some method to ensure the authenticity of a entity
that will publish the container, like a public key mechanism.
The Docker Store is a good place to look for images. Don't forget that anyone can put their
code on Docker Hub.
Limit your container system resources. The best way of doing this is using an orchestrator,
like Kubernetes, Swarm and others.
 So be proactive!
Do not use a super-privileged mode. Doesn’t matter the security level you provide to your
infrastructure, if you don’t care about root access user on your containers, it’ll not guarantee
the container isolation and will put all your environment at risk.
Be careful with your protected resources!
Security will always be the best path..
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I guess this is well-known but it's only just dawned on me. Rings are set up in a semi-bundled way in mathlib. So a sheaf of rings needs to involve a dependent type, because it's F : opens X -> Type
followed by [hF : Pi (U : opens X), comm_ring (F U)]
. But if rings were completely bundled then we could just have F : opens X -> CommRing
and no dependent type is needed. Does this mean I should switch to Isabelle or are there dependent types under the hood in this setting?
CommRing
is a dependent type
Disclaimer: I never tried Isabelle, and I don't know what it can (not) handle.
Yury G. Kudryashov said:
CommRing
is a dependent type
I see. I thought it might well be something like this.
Another example: we have several measurable_space
instances defined to be top
.
I create this(cat.lean) several days ago and have some initial thoughts. I think it might possible to create one completely bundled structure and then get all sorts of things (unbundled structure, like cat/cat'/cat'/... in the file, and proof of equivalence between them or something else) automatically.
@Nick Chopper Sorry, I'm a bit dense... what exactly is your proposal?
bundled categories
@Johan Commelin auto coe between bundled/unbundled structure (loop?), so as to use type class fill in unbundled one and then actually get a bundled one. I find it has been solved by category_theory.bundled
in the case of one-parameter class, but I wonder if it is possible to generate code like inductive type (say, unbundled structure from bundled (don't know how to avoid name confliction (instead of adding '
) yet))
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Installation
1. You’ll need an Ubuntu 14.04 host to perform the installation. (Other Linux distributions should work as well if they can run Docker v1.0+.) The first step after OS installation is installing Docker. The quickest way to install Docker is the following:
# wget -O - http://get.docker.io | sudo su
The install script will add the Docker repository to apt and install Docker.
2. After it is installed, you must either run Docker commands as root or add your user to the “docker” group. You can perform this task using:
# sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
… with $USER being the username you want to add to the “docker” group. You’ll need to log out all sessions of the user before the change will take effect.
3. Next, you will need to install serviced.
Note: Please make sure you have set the correct hostname/IP in the host file. Control Center will not function correctly if the hostname is mapped to the loopback adapter IP: <IP_ADDRESS>
$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-keys AA5A1AD7
$ sudo sh -c 'echo "deb [ arch=amd64 ] 'http://get.zenoss.io/apt/ubuntu' trusty universe" \
> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/zenoss.list'
# sudo apt-get update
# sudo apt-get install serviced
Serviced should now be installed in /opt/serviced. There may be an initial pause before serviced starts up as it loads its internal services images into the running Docker instance. Once that is complete you should see the Control Center serving up an AngularJS UI at https://[HOSTIP]/.
If you don’t see serviced starting, start it via the following upstart command:
# sudo start serviced
4. You will need to log in using a user that is in the wheel or sudoers group. Authentication is performed using PAM; you may need to configure PAM appropriately if you use Kerberos or LDAP for authentication.
If in doubt about whether Control Center has started properly, check the log:
# sudo tail -f /var/log/upstart/serviced.log
Also check if the host is listening on TCP 443:
# netstat -an | grep [:]443
Deploying Applications
Next, you will need to deploy an application. Applications are deployed from an application template definition.
Step 1 - Download application template
We are going to deploy a simple Python webserver using Control Center.
# git clone https://gist.github.com/mmaloney/48f3a5b392d03b8e3f53 ~/apptemplate
Note: If you don’t have Git installed, you can grab the file directly from the URL above via your browser. If you want to install, run: apt-get install git
Step 2 - Load application template
# templateid=$(serviced template add ~/apptemplate/webserver.json)
Step 3 - Add host
# serviced host add [HOSTIP]:4979 default
Alternatively, you can add the host through the UI: https://[HOSTIP]/#/hosts
Step 4 - Deploy Application
# serviced=$(serviced template deploy $templateid default dev)
Alternatively, you can deploy the application through the UI: https://[HOSTIP]/#/apps
Note: This may take a while, since Docker needs to pull the target image from Docker Hub.
Step 5 - Start Application
# serviced service $serviced start
Alternatively, you can start the application through the UI: https://[HOSTIP]/#/apps
Now you should be able to access the Python web server directly via http://[HOSTIP]:8000
In addition, the web server configuration details are available in the UI, including the VHost configuration.
Application logging is turned on by default and is available here: https://[HOSTIP]/#/logs


Persisting theme in LocalDatabase (Moor plugin)
Posted on December 31, 2019 in Flutter
Background
In this previous article, we saw how to implement theme switching using Provider. In this article, we'll see how to save the selected theme in app's local database to persist the last selected theme across app restarts.
Checkout related articles:
Target Audience: Beginner
Recipe: Persist selected theme in FlutterApp's local database using Moor plugin.
Focus Widget: Moor plugin
Goal: Persisting chosen theme in local database. Implement a simple UI with an image, text and a button to switch themes. Page's default theme is light. Clicking on "Switch Theme" button will apply dark theme to page, and vice versa. Switching theme will save selected theme in app's local database using Moor plugin.
Light Theme:
Dark Theme:
Checkout the companion video tutorial:
Note: In this article, I'll only focus on persisting data in database. Please refer to previous article for app architecture and other details.
Step #1. pubspec.yaml
Add package dependencies in pubspec.yaml
:
dependencies:
flutter:
sdk: flutter
moor: ^2.2.0
# Dart bindings to sqlite
moor_ffi: ^0.2.0
# Helper to find the database path on mobile
path_provider: ^1.5.1
path: ^1.6.4
dev_dependencies:
flutter_test:
sdk: flutter
#This generator library turns Table classes from moor into database code.
moor_generator: ^2.2.0
#generates files using Dart code.
build_runner: ^1.4.0
-
moor
plugin : Persistence library built on top of sqlite for Dart and Flutter. It works on Android, iOS and Web platforms for persisting data in local databases. -
moor_ffi
plugin : This Flutter plugin generates Dart bindings to sqlite by usingdart:ffi
.ffi
stands forForeign Function Interface
. This plugin can be used with Flutter and/or Dart VM applications and supports all platforms where sqlite3 is installed: iOS, Android (Flutter), macOS, Linux and Windows. NOTE: This plugin is being phased out, and recommended to migrate to newer implementation. -
path_provider
plugin : This Flutter plugin is used for accessing filesystem on Android and iOS platforms. -
path
plugin : A cross-platform filesystem path manipulation library for Dart. -
moor_generator
plugin : This library contains the generator that turns your Table classes from moor into database code. -
build_runner
plugin : This package is used to generate files. We need this package to be able to run this commandflutter packages pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs
to generate*.g.dart
files.
Step #2. Using Moor to prepare Database
First, we'll use Moor to prepare Database to save theme_id
and theme_name
. Selected theme's id will be saved. This table will have only one entry at a given time. When theme switched from light
to dark
, the older entry will be deleted, and newly selected theme's id will be added to this table. I kept it simple on purpose to demonstrate how moor can be integrated in your app.
Let's take look at our database file : themes_pref.dart
below.
import 'package:flutter_widgets/themes/db/themes_notifier_db.dart';
import 'package:moor/moor.dart';
part 'theme_prefs.g.dart';
// this will generate a table called "theme_prefs" for us. The rows of that table will
// be represented by a class called "ThemePref".
class ThemePrefs extends Table {
// MyThemes id
IntColumn get theme_id => integer()();
TextColumn get theme_name => text()();
}
// Moor prepares database table
@UseMoor(tables: [ThemePrefs])
class MyDatabase extends _$MyDatabase {
MyDatabase(QueryExecutor e) : super(e);
// Bump schemaVersion whenever there's change.
@override
int get schemaVersion => 1;
//Keeping it simple
//reset the database whenever there's update.
// Add light theme as default theme after first launch and upgrade
@override
MigrationStrategy get migration {
return MigrationStrategy(onCreate: (Migrator m) {
return m.createAllTables();
}, onUpgrade: (Migrator m, int from, int to) async {
m.deleteTable(themePrefs.actualTableName);
m.createAllTables();
}, beforeOpen: (details) async {
if (details.wasCreated) {
await into(themePrefs).insert(ThemePrefsCompanion(
theme_id: const Value(0),
theme_name: Value(MyThemes.light.toString()),
));
}
});
}
void activateTheme(MyThemes theme) {
ThemePref pref =
ThemePref(theme_id: theme.index, theme_name: theme.toString());
into(themePrefs).insert(pref);
}
void deactivateTheme(int i) =>
(delete(themePrefs)..where((t) => t.theme_id.equals(i))).go();
//The stream will automatically emit new items whenever the underlying data changes.
Stream<bool> themeIdExists(int id) {
return select(themePrefs)
.watch()
.map((prefs) => prefs.any((pref) => pref.theme_id == id));
}
Future<ThemePref> getActiveTheme() {
return select(themePrefs).getSingle();
}
}
Please note that this line will show error in the beginning because this file doesn't exist yet: part 'theme_prefs.g.dart';
. You'll need to execute following command to generate sqlite bindings:
flutter packages pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs
ThemePrefs
table contains only two fields: theme_id
to save id for the theme and another field for saving name.
class ThemePrefs extends Table {
// MyThemes id
IntColumn get theme_id => integer()();
TextColumn get theme_name => text()();
}
Following part actually prepares database table. This is the class where migration strategy is described. I kept migration strategy simple in this recipe. It resets the tables, and make light
theme default in case of first launch or upgrade.
@UseMoor(tables: [ThemePrefs])
class MyDatabase extends _$MyDatabase {
}
Step #3. Sharing Database implementation across platforms
We'll be creating one file to write shared code, and two files for native and web implementation for accessing database on corresponding platforms.
Shared: shared.dart
export 'unsupported.dart'
if (dart.library.html) 'web.dart'
if (dart.library.io) 'mobile.dart';
Native (Android / iOS): mobile.dart
//Note: Implementation borrowed from this To Do App Template project
//https://github.com/appleeducate/moor_shared
MyDatabase constructDb({bool logStatements = false}) {
if (Platform.isIOS || Platform.isAndroid) {
final executor = LazyDatabase(() async {
final dataDir = await paths.getApplicationDocumentsDirectory();
final dbFile = File(p.join(dataDir.path, 'db.sqlite'));
return VmDatabase(dbFile, logStatements: logStatements);
});
return MyDatabase(executor);
}
if (Platform.isMacOS || Platform.isLinux) {
final file = File('db.sqlite');
return MyDatabase(VmDatabase(file, logStatements: logStatements));
}
if (Platform.isWindows) {
final file = File('db.sqlite');
return MyDatabase(VmDatabase(file, logStatements: logStatements));
}
return MyDatabase(VmDatabase.memory(logStatements: logStatements));
}
Web: web.dart
MyDatabase constructDb({bool logStatements = false}) {
return MyDatabase(WebDatabase('db', logStatements: logStatements));
}
Checkout this link to configure Moor for FlutterWeb.
Unsupported platform: unsupported.dart
MyDatabase constructDb({bool logStatements = false}) {
throw 'Platform not supported';
}
Checkout db plugin source code here.
Step #4. App's entry point
This code recipe is a part of the code recipes app as shown below:
There are two ways to run this code recipe:
- StandAlone: Use following code snippet at the top of the themes_db.dart to run it independently.
void main() => runApp(MultiProvider(
providers: [
Provider<MyDatabase>(
builder: (_) => constructDb(logStatements: true),
dispose: (context, db) => db.close(),
),
ChangeNotifierProvider<ThemesNotifierDB>(
builder: (_) {
return ThemesNotifierDB();
},
)
],
child: ThemesDBCaching(),
));
- Code Recipe App: Use following code in
router.dart
to run this code recipe as part of the code recipe app.
case THEMES_DEMO_DB:
return MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) {
return MultiProvider(
providers: [
Provider<MyDatabase>(
builder: (_) => constructDb(logStatements: true),
dispose: (context, db) => db.close(),
),
ChangeNotifierProvider<ThemesNotifierDB>(
builder: (_) {
return ThemesNotifierDB();
},
)
],
child: ThemesDBCaching(),
);
});
break;
Step #5. Loading theme from database
Stateful widget ThemesDBCaching
loads active theme using Provider.of<ThemesNotifierDB>(context).loadActiveThemeData(context);
themes_db.dart:
Here's code snippet:
class _ThemesDBCachingState extends State<ThemesDBCaching> {
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
Provider.of<ThemesNotifierDB>(context).loadActiveThemeData(context);
return MaterialApp(
theme: Provider.of<ThemesNotifierDB>(context).currentThemeData,
home: Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(
title: Text("Theme DB Caching (Moor)"),
),
body: body(),
));
}
...
}
themes_notifier_db.dart:
Fetching theme_id
from database, loading and notifying currentTheme:
//fetch theme_id from database
Future<int> getActiveThemeID(BuildContext context) {
return Provider.of<MyDatabase>(context)
.getActiveTheme()
.then((themePref) => themePref.theme_id);
}
//Load active theme using theme_id
void loadActiveThemeData(BuildContext context) async {
int themeId = await getActiveThemeID(context);
currentTheme = MyThemes.values[themeId];
}
//notify to listeners about the updated theme
set currentTheme(MyThemes theme) {
if (theme != null) {
_currentTheme = theme;
_currentThemeData = themeData[_currentTheme.index];
notifyListeners();
}
}
Step #6: Switching and Saving theme to database
Switching theme toggles previously selected theme. oldTheme
is removed from the database using deactivateTheme(...)
. Newly updated currentTheme
is added to database using activateTheme(...)
.
void switchTheme(BuildContext context) async {
var oldTheme = currentTheme;
currentTheme == MyThemes.light
? currentTheme = MyThemes.dark
: currentTheme = MyThemes.light;
var myDatabase = Provider.of<MyDatabase>(context);
var isOldThemeActive = myDatabase.themeIdExists(oldTheme.index);
if (isOldThemeActive != null) {
myDatabase.deactivateTheme(oldTheme.index);
}
myDatabase.activateTheme(currentTheme);
}
All Done !
Source Code
References:
moor
pluginmoor_ffi
pluginpath_provider
pluginpath
pluginmoor_generator
pluginbuild_runner
plugin- Cross-platform ToDo App template
- Previous article: Implement Flutter themes using Provider
- Related article: Persisting theme using SharedPreferences (Android, iOS, and Web)
- Documentation
Happy cooking with Flutter :)
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Elizabeth (1998) Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Christopher Eccleston, Joseph Fiennes, Richard Attenborough, Fanny Ardant, Kathy Burke, Kelly MacDonald, Sir John Gielgud, Eric Cantona, Vincent Cassel, James Frain, Daniel Craig. Produced by Alison Owen, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan. Music by David Hirschfelder. Cinematography by Remi Adefarasin. Screenplay by Michael Hirst. Directed by Shekhar Kapur. 124 minutes. Rated R, 2.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>She's coquettish. She's defiant. She's a somnolent rag doll. She's a fiery feminist. She's Elizabeth I of England, self-proclaimed Virgin Queen and star of "Elizabeth," a revisionist historical drama that manages to entertain and annoy all at the same time. In his first English- language film, director Shekhar Kapur tries to satisfy the Masterpiece Theatre and MTV crowds simultaneously. The result is an interesting, often frustrating work that suffers from a case of cinematic multiple personality disorder.
Cate Blanchett, so wonderful in "Oscar and Lucinda," plays the monarch who took the throne in 1558 and ruled England for 45 years. Emulating a statue of the Virgin Mary, she assumed the Virgin Queen moniker following a bizarre change in her physical appearance. After hours of work by her handmaidens, she stunned her subjects by striding out in a stylized wig and regal clothing, with an application of make-up turning her skin a stark, unearthly white. Basically, she became the 16th century equivalent of Michael Jackson.
 Along the way, Kapur employs a variety of self-conscious stylistic tricks to give the film a hip feel. He's quite fond of rotation. During many sequences, if one character isn't circling another, the camera is circulating everybody (sensitive viewers may wish to bring some Dramamine). The twirling cinematography, as well as several fade-to-white segues, gets old fast. The most annoying camera gimmick comes when Elizabeth nervously prepares for a speech and Kapur uses quick jump-cuts to show her anxious rehearsal. The effect is wildly out-of-place for a historical piece, resembling the flubbed line outtakes that pop up during the closing credits of an episode of "Home Improvement."
Why Kapur felt compelled to jazz things up is beyond me. God knows there's enough drama in the screenplay's Byzantine plotlines. While virtually every major character in the film is scheming against Elizabeth, the Catholic Church serves as the prime villain, with Kapur helpfully supplying ominous music whenever the political intrigue moves to the Vatican. Speaking of characters, the film boasts some very colorful ones, ranging from the reptilian Duke of Norfolk (Christopher Eccleston) to the Duc d'Anjou (Vincent Cassel), the cross-dressing brother of the King of France.
While the supporting players are certainly interesting, the film centers on only three characters. Joseph Fiennes is bland as Sir Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Elizabeth's duplicitous lover. Much more interesting is royal hatchet man Sir Francis Walsingham, a dark figure who casts a long shadow despite limited screen time, thanks to an extremely focused performance from Geoffrey Rush. And then there's Elizabeth, given a decidedly peculiar, but mesmerizing presence by Cate Blanchett. With an odd combination of side glances and secret smiles, Blanchett's Elizabeth often seems preoccupied, as if listening to distant voices or remembering happier times.
 The film may be messy, but it certainly held my attention. Ultimately, though, the story is so emotionally detached that I found it difficult to fully invest in the fates of the players. If Kapur had spent less time on jazzy camera moves and more time exploring the passion behind the characters' facades, "Elizabeth" might have packed the desired punch. As is, it comes off as merely a sterile, historically inaccurate period piece with way-cool visuals.
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BasicTypeComplementOperation Class
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--- author: Colene Chow categories: app date: '2011-12-06 23:18:58' permalink: /2011/12/06/the-adc-presents-phonegap-apis/ slug: the-adc-presents-phonegap-apis status: publish title: The ADC presents PhoneGap APIs type: post format: html tags: - News ---
Adobe Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt continues his PhoneGap series with a new set of videos. Here he covers the APIs available to you and how to use them.
* PhoneGap: Accelerometer API* - Kevin shows you how to employ mobile-specific sensors like the accelerometer into your apps.
PhoneGap: Camera API - Kevin demonstrates how to use the Camera API to take pictures with your mobile phone’s camera, or load photos from the gallery.
PhoneGap: Compass API - Kevin combines your mobile phone's compass sensor with an HTML-based application using PhoneGap.
Kevin will be covering more APIs in upcoming videos, so stay tuned! View Kevin's intro PhoneGap videos here.


In the High Court of Judicature at Madras Dated: 24.11.2014 Coram: The Honourable Mr. SANJAY KISHAN KAUL, Chief Justice and The Honourable Mrs. Justice PUSHPA SATHYANARAYANA Writ Petition No. 21915 of 2010 M. Nagaraji .. Petitioner vs. 1. The Chairman Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board Anna Salai, Guindy, Chennai 600 032. 2. The District Environmental Engineer Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board Maraimalar Adigalar Street Maraimalar Nagar 603 209 Kancheepuram District. 3. P. Mariadoss 4. D. Prabhavathi 5. M/s. Soma Enterprises Ltd. The Blue Lace Brocade Plot No. A-46, Door No.2/75 Central Street, Kilpauk Chennai 600 010. 6. M/s. Roman Tarmat Limited Door No.6, Plot No.60 15th Cross Street, Tansi Nagar Velachery, Chennai 60042. .. Respondents --- PRAYER: Writ Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying to issue a Writ of Mandamus, to direct respondents 1 and 2 to issue necessary orders for the immediate closure of the 3rd to 6th respondents Quarry Nos. 9, 11, 7 and 8 respectively situated in S.No.99 Part of Keerapakkam Village, Chengalpattu Taluk till such time environmental clearance is obtained under the Environmental Act besides obtaining consent under the Air and Water Act and to initiate necessary penal action against respondents 3 to 6. --- For Petitioner : Mr. V. Manohar For Respondents : Mrs. Rita Chandrasekar for R1 & R2 Mr. N. Manokaran for R3 Mr. R. Manikandan for R4 Mr. N.S. Sivakumar for R5 Mr. P. Arivudainambi for R6. --- O R D E R
(Made by The Hon'ble The Chief Justice) The petition qua the allegation of illegal quarrying operation has worked itself out, as the time period for which the lease was granted has already expired (17.9.2013).
2. Learned counsel for the third respondent further states that for excessive mining, some penalty has been imposed, which has been assailed before Appellate Authority. He also submits that no mining operation is being undertaken in view of the end of the lease. Insofar as the fourth respondent is concerned, learned counsel submits that the allegation was that the 'No Objection Certificate' had not been obtained from the Pollution Control Board, and now the same has been obtained and a copy of the same has been handed over to the learned counsel for the petitioner and has also been placed on record. Insofar as the fifth and sixth respondents are concerned, it is stated that the lease is over, but forfeiture of security deposit has taken place due to excessive mining, which order has been assailed in appeal.
3. Learned counsel for the petitioner and the intervener state that they are still aggrieved by the continuing mining operation and would thus like to approach the Appellate Authority. They may do so in accordance with law.
4. The writ petition is disposed of as infructuous. No costs.
Index : yes/no [S.K.K., CJ] [P.S.N., J.] Internet: yes/no 24th November, 2014. ATR To 1. The Chairman Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board Anna Salai, Guindy, Chennai 600 032. 2. The District Environmental Engineer Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board Maraimalar Adigalar Street Maraimalar Nagar 603 209 Kancheepuram District. The Hon'ble The Chief Justice and PUSHPA SATHYANARAYANA,J. ATR W.P. No. 21915 of 2010 24.11.2014


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He kicked up the soil that sprawled, lifeless and brick-red, over the tarmac from the scrub that bordered the fields.  The sun, stupefied by its own heat, continued to press down on the landscape, squeezing out complication from Mr. Barnaby's head.
There had not been a single cloud since his walking took him close to the sea. He had kicked and rolled tiringly over shingle. The pebbles, he had guessed, were stacked perhaps a foot deep in places. Each smoothed stone had contained fire, had been a hot coal that ground against its neighbours and Mr. Barnaby's feet. As he had paused to take breath, the air emerging a little cooler than it was inhaled, a shadow had passed over him. Cast by a scruffy tuft of vapours. And, succeeded by two much smaller companions, it had looked like a cartoon thought bubble. Indeed, as it passed over him, the relief of shade had enabled him to start thinking and get his bearings. Looking round, and trying to remember the maps he had been shown, he had pointed his shoes full of mangled, jangling bones inland. The cloud had then passed.
It had been a mistake to start walking. The airlessness of the bus had been a fat, sweaty man sitting on his lap; it had made him itchy, clammy and, moreover, paranoid. He had become certain that a young man at the back of the bus was watching him. Given his circumstances, Mr. Barnaby had taken the opportunity of the bus breaking down to strike out on his own.
Now he headed towards what he hoped was Paio's villa, off the autopista that he had left - to take a short cut - an hour ago. His suit jacket was crumpled in his left hand, soaking up a little palm-sweat. A white envelope, fattened to a few stiff millimetres, poked out his the waistband and pressed into the small of his back - reassuringly. When he had removed his jacket, he could not conscience leaving his innocuous-looking cargo in the inside pocket, to the whims of however his twitching hand folded and refolded the material.
In his right hand he carried a sports bag containing the few things he had thought he would need for the trip. There was nothing in there, of course, that might be of use in this bizarre eventuality. No trainers, or cool clothes, or a hat or cold water. The bag had very little structure and he was sure that all the clothes inside would now be well creased. It was perhaps this that had made Mr Barnaby decide, in a way that he was not fully conscious enough, not to put the envelope in with his mess of clothes.
The heat fuelled a buzzing in his ears. His legs were getting heavy, and he felt as though he was climbing. He stopped, swaying a little. Straightening his back he scanned the horizon, and realised he had been climbing. Behind him and then below him stretched the sea and the coast. A long breakwater made a discontinuity in the pattern of the waves. Two sailboats gave the illusion of being stationary. The panorama made him think of a long draught of cold water, renewing faith in his sparse memory of the terrain. He convinced himself that contour lines had to be cut, and pressed onwards, upwards.