[Erowid Note: The author of this report erroneously refers to Benadryl as dimenhydrinate.]
T:00
I ingest 18 Benadryl 25mg Dimenhydrinate + 30mg sublingual of codeine for a little mellowness. Totally empty stomach
T:05
Put on Nirvana-Nevermind, which usually puts me in a good mood. I heard dmhyd makes music sound different in a weird sort of way.
T:10
Feel a bit sleepy, It's already around my bedtime anyway. I decided to do it around when I was tired, since I didn't want to take it during the day, only to fall asleep during the middle of the day and screw up my sleeping schedule.
T:15
Feeling a little more sleepy. I already feel the subtle effects of codeine, sort of warm feelings. I can almost feel the benadryl digesting now, it will probably be coming on soon.
T:20
I grab a pepsi and start drinking it. The music I'm listening to seems a little more hollow. I feel a slight euphoria, a little light-headed and sort of warm. Probably just the codeine again.
T:25
Feeling fuzzy headed. Sort of dizzy now and heavy. More tired.
T:30
Feel very blank headed, my thought process is very slow now. Very off-kilter. The sleepiness is getting worse. Time seems to be going slower.
T:35
Time is going by VERY SLOWLY now. 1 minute feels like 20 minutes now. Feeling a new sort of euphoria rising, a very small body high, and it doesn't feel like the codeine this time. The pepsi is becoming tasteless and my tongue is moving very slowly.
T:40
Nothing new. Just even more sleepy.
T:45
I have been sitting down the whole time, so I decided to walk around and see how it is. Very heavy legs and arms. Getting harder to type and think. Stomach feeling sort of queasy. A little more euphoria, I can definitely tell its not the Codeine.
T:50
Taste buds are almost totally gone. Really tired and out of it, don't know if I can continue documenting OMG saw my first hallucinotgetic. A flash of green on the wall for about a second. It's getting hard to swallow.
T:55
So sleeepyy. Very mindless. Might fall asleep.
 A little hard to breathe now, but nothing serious.
T:65
Almost nodded off. No hallucinations yet except for that green flash awhile back.
T:70
Still NOTHING! I thought this would be enough time for it to kick into effect of a deleriant.
T:80
Ingested a 12 pack of 25mg, bringing my total too 750mg now. I thought maybe the dose I took wasn't enough for the deleriant experiance.
T:85
Sleepiness has seemed to pass. Getting more of a buzz at least. Almost like Codeine, but a lot weaker. Thank god. I have to wait another half an hour to see if I get some hallucinations.
T:90
Nothing has changed. I'm really surprised that I didn't fall asleep. I usually fall asleep with a half of a Benadryl.
T:95
I'm surprised, but I'm getting a little more euphoria. It feels like I took about 60-80 mg of codeine. A warmness in my body is evident when I move around. Feels good, but a little less pronounced than opiates.
T:100
Even more opiate like euphoria. Man I should definitely mix this with a lot of codeine next time. As I'm writing this, I am now feeling rushes of warmth. It couldn't of been brought up by the codeine i had earlier because I never got this kind of a buzz off 30 mg of codeine.
T:105
Still no hallucinations.  I'm hoping to see a nude woman pop out of nowhere lol. I was laughing at that for 3 minutes straight. Feeling a little crazy.
T:110
Very dissapointed now. It's not working. And wow, I swear this euphoria is pretty good. Uh oh, as I'm typing this i'm goin insanae. My mind is turning into a fuzz and mixing stuff up.
T:115
Not talking like myself any more. There seems to be milli-second of time between when I say something, and when gets out. Its really funny to talk. Very hollow sounding.
 Saying weird things and doing them. Almost no control over what I say or do.
T:125
I said lemon round pie is a pie (talking to my self) and some other phrase. For no reason. Oh my god, I can barely write any more, I'm in a daze of stupor.
T:130
My mind is gone right now. Not thinking at all.
T:135
Every television show is sort of warping into another. I'm losing it. I popped a 10 mg dose of valium, because I'm very ansty and don't want a bad trip
Lost track of time. I am messed completely.   And I just thought that this notepad document I wrote it on was a goddam webpage, how strange.
Now I'm fading in and out over and over again. My body still has a glow.
I think I heard an audio illusion from somewhere, hmm probably not.
My stomach is queasy, and time is passing by REALLY SLOW! I think slower than marijuana. I can barely cmmunicate here. I am so out of it. I'm wat
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(note I edited everything but this last sentence before posting it, just to show how messed up I was at the end. I spelled a lot of words incorrectly and my grammar was off, but at the end nothing made sense.)
After I woke up I still had the hollow voice sound and the general Benadryl hangover. Its a very depressing one at that.
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I've been using Vista as my main OS now for an entire week, and things have been somewhat better than what I expected. No crashes so far, and almost all seems to work just fine. A few things things I've noticed:
- Coming out of hibernate feels a bit faster than on XP, which is good.
- Putting the machine on hibernate, however, feels a lot slower than on XP (almost twice as long, in fact). It does not help that the screen just goes blank while entering hibernation and there's no progress bar like in XP. I wonder if this has something to do with the fact that I used to run XP without a paging file (though I don't see why this should matter).
- Most applications I've installed so far seem to be working fine in general terms, and once you get past the initial installation spree, UAC isn't so bothersome as I expected. That said, I still thing UAC isn't quite the solution to the original problems (the whole administrator that can't do everything but doesn't need to prove anything to get elevated privileges things just doesn't seem right to me).
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[gecode-users] int vs. unsigned int for Matrix dimensions
Christian Schulte
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Sun Jan 16 22:10:41 CET 2011
Hi Gregory,
You are touching a slightly weird aspect of Gecode... The choice of int as
opposed to unsigned int for the Matrix class is actually deliberate. This
choice is not only done for Matrix but for many other datastructures that
are defined by Gecode (for example, VarArray, ViewArray, etc). I know that
the choice of unsigned int sounds more appealing but we have made the
opposite decision and try to be as consistent with the choice of int rather
than unsigned int.
There are two reasons. The first is simple and maybe is not even very
convincing. The average loop written to iterate over arrays etc is typically
an int and not an unsigned int. To avoid compiler warnings, Gecode follows
in this. Then, the second reason (possibly not more convincing than the
first one) is that integer variables take int values and very often array
access is wrt a value included in the domain of an integer variable. Here we
go.
We tried to use unsigned int but it was in fact just too painful (lots of
explicit casts in order to avoid warnings). Changing int to unsigned int and
be consistent about that change would be a massive effort with little gain.
I know. Sad but true.
Cheers
Christian
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Subject: [gecode-users] int vs. unsigned int for Matrix dimensions
Hey everyone,
Is there a reason why the Matrix class uses "int" for the type of its
dimensions instead of "unsigned int"? If there isn't a reason not to
use "unsigned int" for the type of the dimensions, then may I submit a
patch or something to change it to use "unsigned int"?
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Recently I’ve been writing a bunch about sinatra as middleware and one of the things you always hear people glorifying is how rack middleware can be dropped into any framework that’s built on rack. Since I’m trying to get people to try hancock out, or atleast learn something from it, I figured I should investigate how you actually use the hancock-client sinatra app inside off rails 2.3.2.
One of the examples I’ve seen in quite a few presentations on using middleware in rack has something along the lines of:
Unfortunately, I’ve yet to get a sample like this working with sinatra middleware. For some reason sinatra always throws 404 errors instead of allowing those requests to pass through to rails. Even if I set “disable :raise_errors” in my sinatra app, it’d still throw 404s. So after a little googling I discovered a wonderful write up over at the rails on rack page. I definitely learned a lot about how rails middleware works but I still couldn’t get my sinatra app functioning properly inside of rails.
I was kind of surprised to find out that there was very little documentation on using sinatra as middleware. Sinatra is awesome for this, how could I be the first person trying to do this? It turns out that I wasn’t. :) Raggi had explained how to do this to someone in #rack on freenode a few days earlier. I looked through his gist on how he did it. I didn’t understand it all but I hadn’t tried using the metal generator that rails introduced recently. So I gave that a try and ended up with a piece of rails metal that looks like this.
This actually worked perfectly for me. All I needed to do was make a subclass of Hancock::Client::Default and set the appropriate configuration options. Next I gave myself a little helper in application.rb to check whether I was logged in or not, you’ve probably done something like this in every other app you’ve ever used.
Then there’s a simple controller that should be protected by the SSO middleware.
 One thing that I’ve noticed in trying to make this work with the larger frameworks is that I really want some sort of implicit before filter. I’d really like to have the redirect to ‘/sso/login’ happen anytime an unauthenticated request comes in, I’ll try to get that working in the next release.
I’ve created an example application that I’m hoping to keep up to date as hancock grows. There are git tags that match up to a hancock release number as well. If you want to see a rails client in action you can run “rake features” inside of the hancock-client-rails application. You’ll need to be on a mac due to the safariwatir constraint but it should drive your browser and complete a full handshake against the hancock sso sandbox.


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| A look at the lives of the strong-willed women of the Weston family, whose paths have diverged until a family crisis brings them back to the Midwest house they grew up in, and to the dysfunctional woman who raised them. | |
| Genres: | Drama |
| Director: | John Wells |
| Writer: | Tracy Letts |
Cast: | Violet Weston - Meryl Streep Barbara Weston - Julia Roberts Charlie Aiken - Chris Cooper Bill Fordham - Ewan McGregor Mattie Fae Aiken - Margo Martindale Beverly Weston - Sam Shepard Steve Huberbrecht - Dermot Mulroney Ivy Weston - Julianne Nicholson Karen Weston - Juliette Lewis Jean Fordham - Abigail Breslin Little Charles Aiken - Benedict Cumberbatch Johnna Monevata - Misty Upham Sheriff Deon Gilbeau - Will Coffey Dr. Burke - Newell Alexander Liquor Store Owner - Jerry Stahl Radio Announcer - Dale Dye Radio Announcer - Ivan Allen Baseball Announcer - Arlin Miller Young Soldier - J. Alan Davidson Funeral Attendee - Maria Gus |


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| 1 | John Anderson | VertsKebap | 2514 Guadalupe St Austin, TX 78705 | February 1, 2017 | Their Kebaps are really good and healthy. This place has changed a lot since I first started UT. Still my go to place when I need something fast, but have been a little disappointed in the prices increases. (Full review...) | 4 | Yes |
| 2 | Tyler Durden | Tulio | 1100 5th Ave Seattle, WA 98101 | March 3, 2016 | Fantastic! Brought my girlfriend here for a date night and we both really enjoyed it. This place is expensive, but well worth it for a special occassion. (Full review...) | 5 | Yes |
| 3 | Amy Yang | La Contenta | 102 Norfolk St New York, NY 10002 | October 22, 2016 | Beef wasn't well cooked… way too chewy and unseasoned. Probably wouldn't return again. (Full review...) | 2 | No |
| 4 | Josh Davis | Scala Bistro | 432 Powell St San Francisco, CA 94102 | March 3, 2017 | The fog of time probably distorts my memory of Scala's somewhat but the standard of quality is down quite a bit and it's evident in the service, menu, and food. It's unfortunate but it is what it is - just another okay restaurant serving passable food to tourists. It was once so much better. (Full review...) | 3 | No |
| 5 | James Connelly | Wildwood Kitchen | 410 E Haley St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 | April 15, 2016 | Before I start harping on the quality of the food, I will applaud Wildwood for having tremendous customer service. My waiter Sarah was always quick and responsive to my requests and showed enthusiasm and genuine concern for my experience at the restaurant. But beyond that, I will say, Wildwood is nothing more than subpar barbeque (Full review...) | 3 | No |
| 6 | Sally Chen | El Taco Riendo | 2412 Central Ave NE Minneapolis, MN 55418 | January 15, 2017 | Everything on El Taco Riendo's menu is incredible. I've ordered multiple variations of their taco trio, ranging from chicken to brisket to pork to tofu tacos - they have it all. Anything you want in a taco, they can make for you. I love the chill atmosphere of the restaurant. It's a great place to kick it with friends on the weekend; they also have an amazing drink selection (Full review...) | 5 | Yes |
| 7 | Madison Monet | Snake River Grill | 84 E Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001 | January 4th, 2014 | Let me just start by saying I consider myself a duck fry connoisseur. Now when I say Snake River Grill has some damn good duck fries I mean it.(Full review...) | 4 | Yes |
| 8 | Alex Buff | Slyman's | 3106 St Clair Ave NE, Cleveland, OH 44114 | May 4th, 2011 | I'm a regular at Slyman's. I know the owner. The owner knows me. I walk in, give him a nod and he starts cooking my usual.(Full review...) | 5 | Yes |
| 9 | Robert Evremonde | Brasserie Les Halles | 15 John St, New York, NY 10038 | March 30, 2017 | This is Chef Anthony Bourdain's restaurant. This is a fantastic restaurant, truly superb. The wine pairing is well thought out and a true delight. I am thankful that the oysters here at Les Halles remind me of the freshly shucked oysters I grew up eating in France. (Full review...) | 5 | Yes |
| 10 | Young-joun Kim | Park's Barbeque | 955 S. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90006 | December 28, 2014 | On a blisteringly cold day in LA, several bros and I stepped into Park's for some kalbi and soondobu jjigae to warm the soul. Love the meat here - it's always so fresh and juicy. (Full review...) | 5 | Yes |


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CHAPTER 377
HAWAII EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS ACT
Section
377-1 Definitions
377-2 Administration by Hawaii labor relations board
377-3 Conciliator
377-4 Rights of employees
377-4.5 Religious exemption from labor organization membership
377-4.6 Streamlining union certification
377-4.7 Facilitating initial collective bargaining agreements
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377-6 Unfair labor practices of employers
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377-11 Rules
377-12 Strike notice
377-13 Public records and proceedings
377-14 List of labor organizations
377-15 Penalty
377-16 Construction
377-17 Conflicting provisions
377-18 Cooperation with National Labor Relations Board


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- unload() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the music from the system
- unloadBattleMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the battle music
- unloadCreditsMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the credits music
- unloadDefeatMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the defeat music
- unloadGameOverMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the game over music
- unloadIntroMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the intro-to-stage music
- unloadMenuMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the menu music
- unloadPauseMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the pause music
- unloadVictoryMusic() - Static method in class sound.MusicRepository
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Unload the victory music
- unselect() - Method in class graphics.effects.Button
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Unselect the button
- unselect() - Method in class graphics.rooms.controlsMenu.Controls
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Deselects a button
- unselect() - Method in class graphics.rooms.mainMenu.MainMenu
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Deselects buttons
- unsetAlarm(int) - Method in class logic.Objeto
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Unsets the alarm
- up - Static variable in class graphics.rooms.controlsMenu.ControlsRepository
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- UP - Variable in class logic.characters.ExplosionManager
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- up - Variable in class logic.Input
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- update(int, int) - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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Updates the position of the bounding box
- update(int, int) - Method in class logic.collisions.Point2D
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Updates a point
- updateScoreBlocks(int) - Method in class logic.misc.ScoreManager
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Updates the score with the destroyable blocks destroyed by the player
- updateScoreEnemies(int) - Method in class logic.misc.ScoreManager
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Updates the score with the enemies destroyed by the player
- updateScoreSeconds(long) - Method in class logic.misc.ScoreManager
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Updates the score with the leftover seconds of the level (only when
winning)
- utils - package utils
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Visual Studio (2013 | 2015 | 2017):
~sdk/source/VisualStudio2013.sln
~sdk/source/VisualStudio2015.sln
~sdk/source/VisualStudio2017.sln
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_clang_debug
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_clang_release
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_gcc_debug
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_gcc_release
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_icpc_debug
~sdk/source/Makefile_linux_x64_icpc_release
Enable 'Xcode' -> 'Preferences' -> 'Command Line Tools'
~sdk/source/Makefile_macos_x64_clang_debug
~sdk/source/Makefile_macos_x64_clang_release
CMake files are included for integration into other build systems.
~sdk/source/CMakeLists.txt
~sdk/source/*/CMakeLists.txt
Cross-compiled from MacOS.
Enable 'Xcode' -> 'Preferences' -> 'Command Line Tools'
Create 'fat' libraries with x86, armv7, arm64 and arm64e binaries in ~sdk/build_ios/
:
$ cd ~sdk/source
$ make -f Makefile_ios
In your Xcode iOS app properties:
'Build Phases' -> 'Link Binary With Libraries' -> '+' -> 'Add Other'
Select all libraries: ~sdk/build_ios/*.a
'Build Settings' -> 'Search Paths' -> 'Header Search Paths'
Within the
~sdk/source/
directory, add each of the following (expand glob):
LibFg*/src/ LibTpBoost/boost_1_67_0/
Make a copy of the directory ~sdk/data/
containing only the data you need in your
application (see Deployment), and add that data into your app bundle
preserving the directory structure (one way to do this is to right-click on your application directory
in Xcode, select 'Add Files', select 'Create folder references', ensure 'Copy items if needed' is
de-selected, than select your copy of the ~sdk/data/
directory).
FaceGen library functions can be called from Objective-C++ files (.mm file type).
The first function you should call is 'fgSetDataDir' (note that in practice you will want to bracket
FaceGen function calls with try / catch):
#import <FgFileSystem.hpp>
NSString *dd = [[NSBundle mainBundle] resourcePath];
std::string dataDir = std::string([dd UTF8String]) + "/data/";
fgSetDataDir(dataDir);
Compiled from Linux.
Download and unzip Android NDK
make -f Makefile_android NDK_ROOT=[NDKROOT] ANDROID_API_VERSION=23
Download and launch Android Studio
Start a new Android Studio project
Choose Native C++ -> Next
Set Minimum API level API 23: Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) -> Next
Finish
Link to FaceGenBaseLibrary in app/src/main/cpp/CMakeLists.txt
An example of implement linking Android CMake (Replace FaceGenBaseLibrary_PATH_HERE with a proper value)


JSF scopes and navigation
Application name: c2_s3_v3.3_1
Programmatic conditional navigation
FIRE A JSF GET REQUEST.  INVOKE AN ACTION METHOD AND NAVIGATE TO THE VIEW ID COMPUTED BASED ON THE OUTCOME RETURNED BY THIS METHOD
The action
can point to an action method that returns a String
. This string is considered the outcome and it will be interpreted as the targeted page name.
theActionWithDoneOutcome() → success.xhtml/failure.xhtml
<h:commandLink value="Click Me! (h:commandLink)" action="#{theBean.theActionWithDoneOutcome()}"/>
<h:commandButton value="Click Me! (h:commandButton)" action="#{theBean.theActionWithDoneOutcome()}"/>
Fires a JSF POST forward (submit form)
FIRE (SUBMIT) A POST REQUEST VIA REDIRECT MECHANISM. INVOKE AN ACTION METHOD AND NAVIGATE TO THE VIEW ID COMPUTED BASED ON THE OUTCOME RETURNED BY THIS METHOD
The action
can point to an action method that returns a String
. This string is considered the outcome and it will be interpreted as the targeted page name.The presence of ?faces-redirect=true
will instruct JSF to rely on POST-redirect-GET (PRG) navigation pattern.
theActionWithDoneOutcome() → success.xhtml/failure.xhtml
<h:commandLink value="Click Me! (h:commandLink)" action="#{theBean.theActionWithDoneOutcomeAndRedirect()}"/>
<h:commandButton value="Click Me! (h:commandButton)" action="#{theBean.theActionWithDoneOutcomeAndRedirect()}"/>
Fires a JSF POST forward (submit form)


Experiment 1: Hello JSP!
Experiment 2: Actions
Experiment 3: Form Handling
Experiment 4: Using JavaBeans (useBean action)
Experiment 5: Calculator
Experiment 6: Cookies
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janus.mm_wrapper.MMWrapper¶
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class
janus.mm_wrapper.
MMWrapper
(class_type, sys_info=None, sys_info_format=None)¶ A super class for all molecular mechanics wrappers
Note
Since MMWrapper is a super class and has abstract methods the user cannot actually instantiate a MMWrapper object, but only its child objects
-
__init__
(class_type, sys_info=None, sys_info_format=None)¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.


Constructor
new ManifestEntry()
- Source:
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tablename |
string | the name of the table the entry is from. |
sqlId |
number | the primary key of the entry in the sqlite database. Internally manifest entries refer to each other by a 'hash' property that is not related to the id of the entry in the sqlite database. |
hashKey |
number | string | the primary hash key for the entry. this is used within the manifest to refer to the entry from other entries. On many, (but not all) tables this field is stored twice on the data object. Once in 'hash' and once under another field. |
data |
object | the entry data itself. note that this object will contain the hashKey under some property name. |
Methods
hashFieldPath() → {string}
- Source:
Get the property path to the hash field from the root of the ManifestEntry#data object.
Returns:
- the property path from the root of ManifestEntry#data to the hash field.
- Type
- string


The CONNECT.TECH / Connect.JS 2017 call for proposals is now open, and closes May 8.
Before submitting a talk, please review these guidelines.
The conference will be in Atlanta, GA on September 20-22.
Workshop day is September 20, main conference days are September 21, 22
Notifications for acceptance will go out on a rolling basis; submit early and often!
Rejection notices will go out on May 30 or earlier.
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Select the track accordingly in the CFP system:
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IP collision is caused by several servers in the network which has the same IP.
If you got the following message on your NooBaa console:
it means that NooBaa has detected an IP collision of its own IP with another device in the network.
This article would help you to solve this issue. There are two main courses.
Changing NooBaa core IP
Before you perform this step, please make sure you configured DNS name for NooBaa core. Setting DNS name will make sure that the storage node can connect to NooBaa core regardless of its IP.
Read more about DNS settings here
Static IP - In case NooBaa core is using a static IP, the easiest solution is to change this IP to another IP.
DHCP - In case NooBaa core is configured with DHCP, you can go the first install wizard and re-apply the DHCP settings. if the problem persists you will need to find the second device which holds this IP.
Finding the second device
If using static or if re-applying DHCP didn't help. You can try to find the second server by one of the following:


#include <ElectronicEmissionsPdu.h>
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| ElectronicEmissionsPdu::ElectronicEmissionsPdu | ( | ) |
| ElectronicEmissionsPdu::~ElectronicEmissionsPdu | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| const EntityID & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getEmittingEntityID | ( | ) | const |
| EntityID & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getEmittingEntityID | ( | ) |
| const EventID & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getEventID | ( | ) | const |
| EventID & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getEventID | ( | ) |
| int ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getMarshalledSize | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::DistributedEmissionsFamilyPdu.
| unsigned char ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getNumberOfSystems | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned short ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getPaddingForEmissionsPdu | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned char ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getStateUpdateIndicator | ( | ) | const |
| const std::vector< ElectronicEmissionSystemData > & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getSystems | ( | ) | const |
| std::vector< ElectronicEmissionSystemData > & ElectronicEmissionsPdu::getSystems | ( | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::marshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | const [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::DistributedEmissionsFamilyPdu.
| bool ElectronicEmissionsPdu::operator== | ( | const ElectronicEmissionsPdu & | rhs | ) | const |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::setEmittingEntityID | ( | const EntityID & | pX | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::setEventID | ( | const EventID & | pX | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::setPaddingForEmissionsPdu | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::setStateUpdateIndicator | ( | unsigned char | pX | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::setSystems | ( | const std::vector< ElectronicEmissionSystemData > & | pX | ) |
| void ElectronicEmissionsPdu::unmarshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::DistributedEmissionsFamilyPdu.
ID of the entity emitting
EventID DIS::ElectronicEmissionsPdu::_eventID [protected] |
ID of event
unsigned char DIS::ElectronicEmissionsPdu::_numberOfSystems [protected] |
This field shall specify the number of emission systems being described in the current PDU.
unsigned short DIS::ElectronicEmissionsPdu::_paddingForEmissionsPdu [protected] |
padding
unsigned char DIS::ElectronicEmissionsPdu::_stateUpdateIndicator [protected] |
This field shall be used to indicate if the data in the PDU represents a state update or just data that has changed since issuance of the last Electromagnetic Emission PDU [relative to the identified entity and emission system(s)].
std::vector<ElectronicEmissionSystemData> DIS::ElectronicEmissionsPdu::_systems [protected] |
Electronic emmissions systems


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Class: Aws::ApiGatewayV2::Types::UpdateRouteInput
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self,
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb |
Overview
Represents the input parameters for an UpdateRoute request.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#api_key_required ⇒ Boolean
rw
Specifies whether an API key is required for the route.
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#authorization_scopes ⇒ Array<String>
rw
The authorization scopes supported by this route.
-
#authorization_type ⇒ String
rw
The authorization type for the route.
-
#authorizer_id ⇒ String
rw
The identifier of the
Authorizer
resource to be associated with this route. -
#model_selection_expression ⇒ String
rw
The model selection expression for the route.
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#operation_name ⇒ String
rw
The operation name for the route.
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#request_models ⇒ Hash<String,String>
rw
The request models for the route.
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#request_parameters ⇒ Hash<String,Types::ParameterConstraints>
rw
The request parameters for the route.
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#route_key ⇒ String
rw
The route key for the route.
-
#route_response_selection_expression ⇒ String
rw
The route response selection expression for the route.
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#target ⇒ String
rw
The target for the route.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#api_key_required ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Specifies whether an API key is required for the route. Supported only for WebSocket APIs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#authorization_scopes ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
The authorization scopes supported by this route.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#authorization_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The authorization type for the route. For WebSocket APIs, valid
values are NONE for open access, AWS_IAM for using AWS IAM
permissions, and CUSTOM for using a ::Aws::Lambda
authorizer For HTTP APIs,
valid values are NONE for open access, JWT for using JSON Web
Tokens, AWS_IAM for using AWS IAM permissions, and CUSTOM for using
a ::Aws::Lambda
authorizer.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#authorizer_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The identifier of the Authorizer
resource to be associated with this
route. The authorizer identifier is generated by API Gateway when
you created the authorizer.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#model_selection_expression ⇒ String
(rw)
The model selection expression for the route. Supported only for WebSocket APIs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#operation_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The operation name for the route.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#request_models ⇒ Hash
<String
,String
> (rw)
The request models for the route. Supported only for WebSocket APIs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#request_parameters ⇒ Hash
<String
,Types::ParameterConstraints> (rw)
The request parameters for the route. Supported only for WebSocket APIs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#route_key ⇒ String
(rw)
The route key for the route.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#route_response_selection_expression ⇒ String
(rw)
The route response selection expression for the route. Supported only for WebSocket APIs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#target ⇒ String
(rw)
The target for the route.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/lib/aws-sdk-apigatewayv2/types.rb', line 7419
class UpdateRouteInput < Struct.new( :api_key_required, :, :, :, :model_selection_expression, :operation_name, :request_models, :request_parameters, :route_key, :route_response_selection_expression, :target) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


role=directory
Published: October 2, 2019
Tests were performed with the latest browser versions available at the time of publication, or as noted in the test results.
Note: there are no documented accessibility mappings to differentiate a directory
from a standard list
.
directory
on ul
with child li
elementsWhen paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list, and JAWS does not mitigate this gap.
When paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list. For this pattern in particular, NVDA will ignore the role and instead respect the ul
's mapping to expose this pattern as a list.
The "directory" can be discovered if using the rotor to navigate by lists. When entering, VO will announce "list start" or "list end" depending on the entry point.
The "directory" can be discovered if navigating by lists (control + option + command + X) or by standard VO navigation. When navigated to, VO will announce "list x items" or "end of list" depending on the entry point.
directory
with child role=listitem
sWhen paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list, and JAWS does not mitigate this gap.
When paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list, and NVDA does not mitigate this gap.
The "directory" can be discovered if using the rotor to navigate by lists. When entering, VO will announce "list start" or "list end" depending on the entry point.
The "directory" can be discovered if navigating by lists (control + option + command + X) or by standard VO navigation. When navigated to, VO will announce "list x items" or "end of list" depending on the entry point.
directory
with aria-label
with child role=listitem
sWhen paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role. When navigating to the "directory" (via list quick key or virtual cursor), the accessible name will be announced. The accessible name will not be announced when navigating by list item.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list, and JAWS does not mitigate this gap.
When paired with Firefox and Chrome a "directory" will be discovered when navigating by lists, list items, and virtual cursor. It will be announced as a "list" with X items, making no mention of the "directory" role. When navigating to the "directory" (via quick keys or virtual cursor), the accessible name will be announced.
IE11 does not expose role=directory
as a list, and NVDA does not mitigate this gap.
The "directory" can be discovered if using the rotor to navigate by lists. When entering, VO will announce "list start" or "list end" depending on the entry point. No accessible name will be announced by VoiceOver.
The "directory" can be discovered if navigating by lists (control + option + command + X) or by standard VO navigation. When navigated to, VO will announce "list x items" or "end of list" depending on the entry point. The accessible name will be announced by VoiceOver when navigating to the "directory".


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Aston Martin’s first SUV has finally arrived.
by Martin BiggA new era for Aston Martin has begun. While the British automaker is renowned for making luxury grand-tourers and stylish sports cars, today marks the introduction of the Aston Martin DBX, the first-ever SUV and the most important model in the company's 106-year history. Think of it as Aston Martin's answer to the Bentley Bentayga, Lamborghini Urus, and Porsche Cayenne.
Combining the versatility and comfort of a luxury SUV with the performance of a sports car, the DBX rides on a new lightweight dedicated SUV platform that utilizes bonded aluminum, resulting in a curb weight of under 5,000 pounds and a cabin with "class-leading spaciousness" for front and rear occupants. The platform's stiffness also gives the DBX exceptional driving dynamics both off- and on-road.
Adaptive triple volume air suspension, a 48V electric anti-roll control system, and electronic adaptive dampers enhance the DBX's ability. Using the air suspension, the ride height can be raised by 1.77 inches or lowered by 1.97 inches, allowing the DBX to tackle a variety of terrains. In maximum ride height, the DBX has a ground clearance of 9.25 inches. The adaptive triple chamber air springs also enable variable spring stiffness and are capable of 1,033 ft-lb of anti-roll force per axle. This can limit the DBX's body roll to improve its agility and make it handle more like a sports car than an SUV.
Powering the DBX is the same 4.0-liter, twin-turbo V8 found in the DB11 and Vantage, tuned to deliver 542 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. While it retains the characteristic sound of an Aston Martin, the active exhaust system can make the luxury SUV sound refined or exhilarating when required.
The turbocharged V8 also features cylinder deactivation technology to enhance fuel economy. Despite this, the DBX will sprint from 0-62 mph in 4.3 seconds and on to a top speed of 181 mph. Power and torque are sent to the tarmac via a nine-speed automatic gearbox and an all-wheel-drive system with an active central differential and an electronic rear limited-slip differential, while the steering has been tuned to feel and respond like a sports car.
It's practical, too. Inside the spacious cabin, the DBX has room for five occupants. Behind the second row, the DBX has 22.3 cu. ft. of trunk space, which increases to 54.0 cu. ft. with the 40:20:40 split rear seats folded down to store a variety of luggage such as suitcases, golf bags, and ski equipment. Featuring extensive use of high-quality materials such as metal, glass, and wood, the luxurious handcrafted cabin offers class-leading headroom and legroom, while a glass panoramic roof and frameless doors provide a light and spacious environment.
The bridged center console includes a 10.25-inch screen, while a large 12.3-inch infotainment screen displays a wealth of information to the driver. Apple CarPlay comes as standard, along with a 360-degree camera and ambient lighting that offers 64 different colors in two zones.
An assortment of available accessory packages can also adapt the DBX to suit different lifestyles. A Pet Package, for example, will include a portable washer to prevent muddy paws ruining the upholstery, while the Snow Package includes boot warmers to make ski trips more comfortable. Despite being the automaker's first SUV, the DBX is still instantly recognizable as an Aston Martin thanks to signature design elements such as the iconic 'DB' grille at the front, sculptured sides, and a design feature line, while the rear lights and tailgate flip are clearly inspired by the Vantage.
Hidden side glass seals, frameless doors, and glass B-pillar finishers give the DBX a sleek and sophisticated appearance. To optimize the aerodynamics, the daytime running lights have an integrated aerodynamic duct channelling air through the front wheel arches and along the side, helping to reduce both drag and lift while also cooling the brakes.
The first 500 owners will receive a '1913 Package' that includes a unique fender badge, sill plaques and a plaque detailing its limited build-run. Each customer will also receive a unique build-book signed by Aston Martin's CEO and Chief Creative Officer Marek Reichman.
"DBX is a car that will give many people their first experience of Aston Martin ownership," said Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer. "As such it needed to be true to the core values established in our sports cars, while also providing the lifestyle versatility expected of a luxury SUV. To have produced such a beautiful, hand-built, yet technologically advanced car is a proud moment for Aston Martin."
Pricing for the Aston Martin DBX starts at $189,900 plus a $3,086 destination and handling charge, with North American customer deliveries starting in the second half of 2020.


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One of the most important aspects about building smooth and responsive HTML5 applications is the synchronization between all the different parts of the application such as data fetching, processing, animations, and user interface elements.
The main difference with a desktop or a native environment is that browsers do not give access to the threading model and provide a single thread for everything accessing the user interface (i.e. the DOM). This means that all the application logic accessing and modifying the user interface elements is always in the same thread, hence the importance of keeping all the application work units as small and efficient as possible and taking advantage of any asynchronous capabilities the browser offers as much as possible.
Luckily, Browsers provide a number of asynchronous APIs such as the commonly used XHR (XMLHttpRequest or 'AJAX') APIs, as well as IndexedDB, SQLite, HTML5 Web workers, and the HTML5 GeoLocation APIs to name a few. Even some DOM related actions are exposed asynchronously, such CSS3 animation via the transitionEnd events.
The way browsers expose asynchronous programming to the application logic is via events or callbacks. In event-based asynchronous APIs, developers register an event handler for a given object (e.g. HTML Element or other DOM objects) and then call the action. The browser will perform the action usually in a different thread, and trigger the event in the main thread when appropriate.
For example, code using the XHR API, an event based asynchronous API, would look like this:
// Create the XHR object to do GET to /data resource var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open("GET","data",true); // register the event handler xhr.addEventListener('load',function(){ if(xhr.status === 200){ alert("We got data: " + xhr.response); } },false) // perform the work xhr.send();
The CSS3 transitionEnd event is another example of a event based asynchronous API.
// get the html element with id 'flyingCar' var flyingCarElem = document.getElementById("flyingCar"); // register an event handler // ('transitionEnd' for FireFox, 'webkitTransitionEnd' for webkit) flyingCarElem.addEventListener("transitionEnd",function(){ // will be called when the transition has finished. alert("The car arrived"); }); // add the CSS3 class that will trigger the animation // Note: some browers delegate some transitions to the GPU , but // developer does not and should not have to care about it. flyingCarElemen.classList.add('makeItFly')
Other browser APIs, such as SQLite and HTML5 Geolocation, are callback based, meaning that the developer passes a function as argument that will get called back by the underlying implementation with the corresponding resolution.
For example, for HTML5 Geolocation, the code looks like this:
// call and pass the function to callback when done. navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position){ alert('Lat: ' + position.coords.latitude + ' ' + 'Lon: ' + position.coords.longitude); });
In this case, we just call a method and pass a function that will get called back with the requested result. This allows the browser to implement this functionality synchronously or asynchronously and give a single API to the developer regardless of the implementation details.
Beyond the browser’s built-in asynchronous APIs, well architected applications should expose their low level APIs in an asynchronous fashion as well, especially when they do any sort of I/O or computational heavy processing. For example, APIs to get data should be asynchronous, and should NOT look like this:
// WRONG: this will make the UI freeze when getting the data var data = getData(); alert("We got data: " + data);
This API design requires the getData() to be blocking, which will freeze the user interface until the data is fetched. If the data is local in the JavaScript context then this might not be an issue, however if the data needs to be fetched from the network or even locally in a SQLite or index store this could have dramatic impact on the user experience.
The right design is to proactively make all application API that could take some time to process, asynchronous from the beginning as retrofitting synchronous application code to be asynchronous can be a daunting task.
For example the simplistic getData() API would become something like:
getData(function(data){ alert("We got data: " + data); });
The nice thing about this approach is that this forces the application UI code to be asynchronous-centric from the beginning and allows the underlying APIs to decide if they need to be asynchronous or not in a later stage.
Note that not all the application API need or should be asynchronous. The rule of thumb is that any API that does any type of I/O or heavy processing (anything that can take longer than 15ms) should be exposed asynchronously from the start even if the first implementation is synchronous.
One catch of asynchronous programing is that the traditional try/catch way to handle failures does not really work anymore, as errors usually happen in another thread. Consequently, the callee needs to have a structured way to notify the caller when something goes wrong during the processing.
In an event-based asynchronous API this is often accomplished by the application code querying the event or object when receiving the event. For callback based asynchronous APIs, the best practice is to have a second argument that takes a function that would be called in case of a failure with the appropriate error information as argument.
Our getData call would look like this:
// getData(successFunc,failFunc); getData(function(data){ alert("We got data: " + data); }, function(ex){ alert("oops, some problem occured: " + ex); });
One limitation of the above callback approach is that it can become really cumbersome to write even moderately advanced synchronization logic.
For example, if you need to wait for two asynchronous API to be done before doing a third one, code complexity can rise quickly.
// first do the get data. getData(function(data){ // then get the location getLocation(function(location){ alert("we got data: " + data + " and location: " + location); },function(ex){ alert("getLocation failed: " + ex); }); },function(ex){ alert("getData failed: " + ex); });
Things can even get more complex when the application needs to make the same call from multiple parts of the application, as every call will have to perform these multi step calls, or the application will have to implement its own caching mechanism.
Luckily, there is a relatively old pattern, called Promises (kind of similar to Future in Java) and a robust and modern implementation in jQuery core called $.Deferred that provides a simple and powerful solution to asynchronous programing.
To make it simple, the Promises pattern defines that the asynchronous API returns a Promise object which is kind of a “Promise that the result will be resolved with the corresponding data.” To get the resolution, the caller gets the Promise object and calls a done(successFunc(data)) which will tell the Promise object to call this successFunc when the “data” is resolved.
So, the getData call example above becomes like this:
// get the promise object for this API var dataPromise = getData(); // register a function to get called when the data is resolved dataPromise.done(function(data){ alert("We got data: " + data); }); // register the failure function dataPromise.fail(function(ex){ alert("oops, some problem occured: " + ex); }); // Note: we can have as many dataPromise.done(...) as we want. dataPromise.done(function(data){ alert("We asked it twice, we get it twice: " + data); });
Here, we get the dataPromise object first and then call the .done method to register a function we want to get called back when the data gets resolved. We can also call the .fail method to handle the eventual failure. Note that we can have as many .done or .fail calls as we need since the underlying Promise implementation (jQuery code) will handle the registration and callbacks.
With this pattern, it is relatively easy to implement more advanced synchronization code, and jQuery already provides the most common one such a $.when.
For example, the nested getData/getLocation callback above would become something like:
// assuming both getData and getLocation return their respective Promise var combinedPromise = $.when(getData(), getLocation()) // function will be called when both getData and getLocation resolve combinePromise.done(function(data,location){ alert("We got data: " + dataResult + " and location: " + location); });
And the beauty of it all is that jQuery.Deferred makes it very easy for developers to implement the asynchronous function. For example, the getData could look something like this:
function getData(){ // 1) create the jQuery Deferred object that will be used var deferred = $.Deferred(); // ---- AJAX Call ---- // XMLHttpRequest xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open("GET","data",true); // register the event handler xhr.addEventListener('load',function(){ if(xhr.status === 200){ // 3.1) RESOLVE the DEFERRED (this will trigger all the done()...) deferred.resolve(xhr.response); }else{ // 3.2) REJECT the DEFERRED (this will trigger all the fail()...) deferred.reject("HTTP error: " + xhr.status); } },false) // perform the work xhr.send(); // Note: could and should have used jQuery.ajax. // Note: jQuery.ajax return Promise, but it is always a good idea to wrap it // with application semantic in another Deferred/Promise // ---- /AJAX Call ---- // // 2) return the promise of this deferred return deferred.promise(); }
So, when the getData() is called, it first creates a new jQuery.Deferred object (1) and then returns its Promise (2) so that the caller can register its done and fail functions. Then, when the XHR call returns, it either resolves the deferred (3.1) or reject it (3.2). Doing the deferred.resolve will trigger all the done(...) functions and other promise functions (e.g., then and pipe) and calling deferred.reject will call all the fail() functions.
Here are some good use cases where Deferred can be very useful:
Data Access: Exposing data access APIs as $.Deferred is often the right design. This is obvious for remote data, as synchronous remote calls would completely ruin the user experience, but is also true for local data as often the lower level APIs (e.g., SQLite and IndexedDB) are asynchronous themselves. The Deferred API''s $.when and .pipe are extremely powerful to synchronize and chain asynchronous sub-queries.
UI Animations: Orchestrating one or more animations with transitionEnd events can be quite tedious, especially when the animations are a mixed of CSS3 animation and JavaScript (as it is often the case). Wrapping the animation functions as Deferred can significantly reduce the code complexity and improve flexibility. Even a simple generic wrapper function like cssAnimation(className) that will return the Promise object that gets resolved on transitionEnd could be of a great help.
UI Component Display: This is a little bit more advanced, but advanced HTML Component frameworks should use the Deferred as well. Without going too much into the details (this will be the subject of another post), when an application needs to display different parts of the user interface, having the lifecycle of those components encapsulated in Deferred allows greater control of the timing.
Any browser asynchronous API: For normalization purpose, it is often a good idea to wrap the browser API calls as Deferred. This takes literally 4 to 5 lines of code each, but will greatly simplify any application code. As show in the above getData/getLocation pseudo code, this allows the applications code to have one asynchronous model across all types of API (browsers, application specifics, and compound).
Caching: This is kind of a side benefit, but can be very useful in some occasion. Because the Promise APIs (e.g., .done(..) and .fail(..)) can be called before or after the asynchronous call is performed, the Deferred object can be used as a caching handle for an asynchronous call. For example, a CacheManager could just keep track of Deferred for given requests, and return the Promise of the matching Deferred if it has not be invalidated. The beauty is that the caller does not have to know if the call has already been resolved or is in the process of being resolved, its callback function will get called exactly the same way.
While the $.Deferred concept is simple, it can take time to get a good handle on it. However, given the nature of the browser environment, mastering asynchronous programing in JavaScript is a must for any serious HTML5 application developer and the Promise pattern (and the jQuery implementation) are tremendous tools to make asynchronous programming reliable and powerful.


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I am a hard working web developer with extensive experience in marketing and advertising. I have a business mindstate and I'm dedicated to finding the most elegant solutions in the least amount of time. I am currently seeking the most effective ways for events to advertise their product to the most customers possible using the least amount of money. Currently I live in Portland but I am a Colorado native. I've also lived in Texas, California, Iowa and Wyoming. My hobbies include hiking, skateboarding, snowboarding, traveling and playing softball.
I oversee advertising campaings for a traveling dinosaur exhibit, Jurassic Quest. This client has events in two markets per week of all sizes. Currently I am experimenting with a range of media to promote my client's events. We are working closely with the crew members at events, recording data to find the best way to allocate their budget. Because TV, radio, and cable are becoming less and less effective in advertising, we are looking for the right combination of traditional and contemporary media to drive ticket sales. I have experience in SEO, social, streaming, outdoor, TV, radio, digital, and email advertising.
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When I'm not working I enjoy being outdoors. In the winter, I am an avid snowboarder. During the warmer months here in Colorado, I enjoy playing softball, skateboarding, basketball, and hiking.
While indoors, I spend my time reading fiction, listening to podcasts, and keeping up with advancements in the world of technology.


Canoeing in Parc Mont Tremblant
Leif, Martin, and I, with our respective 'chicas ' went up to Parc Mont Tremblant Saturday and canoe'd our brains out. I haven't been in a canoe on anything besides a quiet lake in over 8 years, so it was interesting.
Joan has been a few times, but wasn't so good, but not so bad either. At the end I finally figured out how to control the canoe with a weaker front – in the end I thought she had more control over the direction than she had, so I was over-compensating. Got a nice bit of sun, and it was fun to hang with peeps.
Nice to see Martin and meet his girlfriend, although we had to run off at the end due to dog commitments, oh and exhaustion.
(My legs have been REALLY sore since then. I expected the shoulders to hurt, but no problems there. I would've thought it wouldn't be a problem because I've started biking, but 3 days of hell!)
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The 'Vebra Hook Up' script manages connections to the Vebra API through a PHP script which returns XML based on a number of variables.
Calling the plain URL http://james.wsinetexpert.com/ will return a simple XML list of all listed properties.
| Attribute | Possible value | Result |
|---|---|---|
| ?action | =destroy | Destroys the current session. Useful for debugging. Won't normally allow a new token to be created as Zebra only distribute one an hour. |
| ?property | =[propertyidnumber] | Returns the detailed information for the property ID supplied. |
| ?token | =[token(before-base64)] | Overrides the stored session token with the token specified and saves the token in the session for the future. This function runs before the actual vebra curl so if a token is specified the script will still run straight away. |
The tags and layout is followed exactly as documented by vebra at
http://webservices.vebra.com/export/xsd/v8/Client_Feed_API_v8_UserGuide.pdf
There are TWO exceptions. The script automatically appends a special tag as a child of the top level parent called 'session_age' this indicates an approximate number of minutes since the current Vebra access token was opened.
<session_age>Approximately | 06:27</session_age>
The script also generates a tag called 'token_used'with value being the currently used access token.
If the token being used is the same tag from the session that we've used before it will be apended with "_b64" to indicate the fact that this value is already base64 encoded and couldn't be used for things like the ?token= setting in the url. If the token being used is newly generated there is no appended information on the tag value and token is instead displayed in its raw format.The script will automatically create a new token if the session age is more than an hour or if the session token variable has been destroyed or removed.
The script will save a copy of the headers in the root of the directory each time it tries to produce a new token. Files are saved with the name format
headers_2014-09-09_12-11-41.txtas in
headers_YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm-ss.txt


Point Depth: The depth of data points. It can be set as a percentage
of the data point width using the PointDepth property, or as an absolute pixel
value using the PixelPointDepth custom attribute.
Point Gap Depth: The distance between data rows, with each row corresponding to a data series. This can be set as a percentage of the distance between data points in one row using the PointGapDepth property, or as an absolute pixel value using the PixelPointGapDepth custom attribute.
Point Width: The width of data points. This can be set as a percentage of the distance between data points in a row using the PointWidth custom attribute, or as an absolute pixel value using the PixelPointWidth custom attribute.


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I have found 5-meo-dalt to be a rather unusual drug, hallucinogenic in only some aspects, lending itself to bursts of energy, though most likely not a good party drug.
I usually take around 20mg, orally. Explaining its effects difficult. 5-meo-dalt is an incomplete trip - the user finds him or herself tripping in some ways, and not in others. Visuals for the most part are limited to a subtle alteration of relative perception of shapes and sizes - objects will seem to have subtly wrong and shifting height/weight ratios. I tend to feel very disorganized while on 5-meo-dalt; I have problems keeping my clothing neat and on correctly. Objects seen at night appear to have increased luminosity, and an associated interest and uniqueness which is hard to describe. Lastly, I tend to get very drawn into movies and media while on this substance. The first time I took 5-meo-dalt, I ended up watching the already trippy film 'Dark City,' and the combination of the drug and the movie blew my mind in a rather lot of ways and directions.
However, many of the standard things I'd associate with a psychadelic are missing. There are no phantom colors, or serious visual distortions. No tracers, and I haven't noticed any CEVs. Vast ephiphanies are not shovelled into my head, and in many ways I'm not tripping.
It has some non psychadelic effects as well. I notice tactile enhancement, and a pleasant body buzz that goes well with getting stoned. At higher doses (40-50mg, I haven't gone higher), this becomes a harsh energy - still pleasant, but lending itself to a feeling of edgyness. 5-meo-dalt also gives a strong energy, possibly as much as e, however the resembalence ends there. It's most definetely not an empathogen.
I've experemented with other ways of ingesting it. Nasal insuffation is completely painless and very effective, it doesn't appear to be caustic, and causes absolutely no pain upon ingestion. I've also experimented with dissolving it in DMSO and absorbing it through the skin. I think that I've had a mild success doing so, however at best its a highly inefficient way of taking the substance. My biggest success was by dissolving approximately 25mg of 5-meo-dalt in 3 drops of DMSO, and applying it to an area in front of my armpit. I remember looking in the mirror of the bathroom, and feeling an abrupt 'ahhhhh....' of it kicking in, combined with pupils that I could actually see widen as I stared into my own eyes. I've attempted to repeat this with different areas of absorption, namely the wrist, and got few to no effects. This leads me to wonder if I could have touched a mucous membrane on my body (eyes, nose, mouth, etc) with 5-meo-dalt laced fingertips, absorbing it that way.
Lastly, this seems like fairly safe stuff, with a big, major exception that **I would strongly suggest not using it in any overheated area, or anyplace where heat stroke is even a remote possibility!** I've noticed that 5-meo-dalt appears to raise my temperature, and causes me to sweat more than normal (which also makes it look sort of like I'm on speed). I've noticed no hangovers, or day after effects. Accurate measuring instruments must be used - the sample I have is compacted, and fairly dense.
If anyone is still wondering, it's a fun substance. Definitely worth checking out.
[Reported Dose: 10-40mg, orally, nasally, and cutaneous absorbtion (using DMSO)]
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