Automatic Multi-Site Configuration
Note: Spartacus 2.x is no longer maintained. Please upgrade to the latest version.
Note: This feature is introduced with version 1.3 of the Spartacus libraries.
Every site that is defined in the CMS has its own context, which includes a base site ID, language properties, and currency properties. The context also defines how these attributes are persisted in the URL. You can allow Spartacus to automatically determine the context based on the URL patterns of your sites, as defined in the CMS. You can enable this automatic context configuration by simply not defining the context.baseSite
property in app.module.ts
.
Before the application is initialized, Spartacus gets a list of the base sites from the back end, compares the current URL with the URL patterns of the sites that are defined in the CMS, and then identifies the current base site, along with its languages, currencies, and URL encoding attributes.
Mitigating the Initial Back End Call
The initial call to the back end for base sites can be slow, which affects the user experience. To address this, you can choose to cache the context using server-side rendering (SSR) or progressive web application (PWA) techniques.
Caching the Site Context with Server-Side Rendering
The site can be identified during server-side rendering, and the context can be transferred to the browser using the Angular TransferState
mechanism. To avoid making calls for base sites on the server side with every page request, the pages can be cached using a reverse proxy.
To allow the site to be identified on the server side, you need to provide the current request URL to Spartacus. You can do this by using the Spartacus decorator of the ngExpressEngine
, which provides the SERVER_REQUEST_URL
injection token under the hood. You can configure this in main.server.ts
, as follows:
import { ngExpressEngine as engine } from '@nguniversal/express-engine';
import { NgExpressEngineDecorator } from '@spartacus/core';
export const ngExpressEngine = NgExpressEngineDecorator.get(engine);
Caching the Back End Response with Base Sites in PWA
When using PWA, the back end response that provides the base sites can be cached by the Angular service worker, by adding a configuration to the dataGroups
array in your service worker configuration. The following is an example from ngsw-config.json
:
{
// ...
"dataGroups": [
// ...
{
"name": "basesites",
"urls": [
"*/rest/v2/basesites?fields=baseSites\\(uid,defaultLanguage\\(isocode\\),urlEncodingAttributes,urlPatterns,stores\\(currencies\\(isocode\\),defaultCurrency\\(isocode\\),languages\\(isocode\\),defaultLanguage\\(isocode\\)\\)\\)*"
],
"cacheConfig": {
"maxSize": 1,
"maxAge": "1d", // Set to 1 day. Customize this value according to your needs.
"strategy": "performance"
}
}
]
}
In the example above, the maxAge
shows a value of one day. You can customize this value according to your needs.
Note that you need to escape any parentheses with double backslashes \\
, as shown in the urls
configuration above. Also note that if you customize the endpoint URL in your application, you need to reflect this in the urls
configuration.
For more information, see the official Angular service worker configuration documentation.
Important Notes
Base Sites and Storefronts
When the base site is encoded in the URL parameters, Spartacus refers to the baseSite
parameter, while the CMS refers to this parameter as a storefront
. You should continue to use the storefront
parameter name in the CMS, because Spartacus implicitly maps storefront
to baseSite
. Other parameters, such as language
and currency
, are not affected.
Writing URL Patterns in Java
For historical reasons, regular expressions with URL patterns that are defined in the CMS are written in Java. However, these regular expressions are evaluated on the front end using JavaScript. You should continue to use Java regex in the CMS, and they will be implicitly converted to JavaScript in Spartacus. For example, for case-insensitivity, modifiers such as (?i)
are mapped to /i
.
Note: Although the existing mapping between Java regex and JavaScript should suffice for the most common cases, not all Java regex features are available in JavaScript, so it is important to verify that your URL patterns do not use Java regex features that are not available in JavaScript. Otherwise, any base site with the wrong URL pattern will not be recognized by Spartacus.
For more information, see this comparison of regular expression engines in Wikipedia, and also look at the implementation of the JavaRegExpConverter
service in Spartacus.
Disabling a Base Site
The back end endpoint returns a list of all base sites, without any information about whether the site is active or not, regardless of the options defined in the CMS, such as active
, activeFrom
, or activeTo
. To disable a base site, you must remove the URL patterns for that base site.
As an alternative, low-level workaround, you can set restrictions for calls to the database in the back end to filter only active
sites.
Local Development
When Spartacus identifies the site from the URL, it is often the case that the URL is not localhost:4200
(which is the default URL for ng serve
), but something more complex, such as electronics.localhost:4200
. In this case, consider the following:
- the URL patterns defined in the CMS need to take into account that the port
:4200
is also a part of the URL - your operating system needs to know the IP of the custom domains (such as
<IP_ADDRESS> electronics.localhost
), which you must add to yourhosts
file -
the local Webpack dev server needs to allow for domains other than
localhost
, so you need to pass either thehost
flag or thedisable-host-check
flag to theng serve
command. Otherwise the Webpack dev server will display Invalid Host Header in the browser. The following are examples:ng serve --host electronics.localhost
ng serve --disable-host-check
Adding a Custom Context
The site context that is persisted in the URL might not be just a simple ISO code of the currency or language. For example, it could be a formatted language that uses uppercase letters, or underscores instead of dashes. In this case, a custom SiteContext<T>
service can be implemented. It needs to be registered in ContextServiceMap
and reflected in the config of context
and context.urlParameters
.
The following sections describe how to implement a custom context service. In the example that follows, the ISO language code is formatted in uppercase, but you can use this technique to implement any custom site context that you wish.
Creating a Service for a Custom Context
The following is an example of creating a service for a custom context where the ISO language code is formatted in uppercase:
export function languageToCustom(lang: string): string {
return lang && lang.toUpperCase();
}
export function custom2Language(country: string): string {
return country && country.toLowerCase();
}
@Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
export class CustomContextService implements SiteContext<string> {
constructor(protected langService: LanguageService) {}
getActive(): Observable<string> {
return this.langService.getActive().pipe(map(languageToCustom));
}
setActive(country: string): void {
this.langService.setActive(custom2Language(country));
}
getAll(): Observable<string[]> {
return this.langService
.getAll()
.pipe(
map(languages => languages.map(lang => languageToCustom(lang.isocode)))
);
}
}
Configuring the Custom Context
You need to fill the Spartacus configuration of context.custom
with all possible valid values of the custom context. How you do this depends on whether you are using Automatic Context Configuration or Static Context Configuration. Each of these scenarios is described in the following sections.
Automatic Context Configuration
If you are using automatic site configuration, can set up the Spartacus configuration of context.custom
as follows:
- In Backoffice, open the WCMS > Website view and select the website that you want to update.
- In the Properties tab, scroll down to URL Encoding Attributes and click the plus (
+
) button. - In the modal that appears, enter the name
custom
and click Add. - Save your changes and exit Backoffice.
-
In your Spartacus code, extend the dynamic Spartacus configuration of
context
to contain thecustom
key.The following is an example:
@Injectable() export class CustomOccConfigLoaderService extends OccConfigLoaderService { protected getConfigChunks( externalConfig: OccLoadedConfig ): (I18nConfig | SiteContextConfig)[] { // calculate config chunks const chunks = super.getConfigChunks(externalConfig); // take the chunk with SiteContextConfig (which is the first one in the array) const contextConfig = (chunks[0] as SiteContextConfig).context; // define possible values of custom context deriving from ISO languages codes contextConfig.custom = contextConfig[LANGUAGE_CONTEXT_ID].map( languageToCustom ); return chunks; } }
Static Context Configuration
If you are using static context configuration, you need to populate the context.custom
with all possible valid values of the custom context. The following is an example from app.module.ts
:
providers: [
provideConfig({
context: { custom: ['EN', 'DE', 'JA', 'ZH'] }
})
]
Updating the Context Services Mapping
After configuring your custom context, you need to provide the ContextServiceMap
that contains the custom context service. You can provide this in your app module, as shown in the following example:
export function serviceMapFactory() {
return {
[LANGUAGE_CONTEXT_ID]: LanguageService,
[CURRENCY_CONTEXT_ID]: CurrencyService,
[BASE_SITE_CONTEXT_ID]: BaseSiteService,
custom: CustomContextService,
};
}
@NgModule({
/* ... */
providers: [
{
provide: ContextServiceMap,
useFactory: serviceMapFactory,
},
{
provide: OccConfigLoaderService,
useClass: CustomOccConfigLoaderService,
},
],
/*...*/
Note: If you have implemented a custom OccConfigLoaderService
, it also needs to be provided, as shown in the example above.
You should now be able to see your URL with an uppercase ISO language code (for example, www.site.com/EN
), while still being able to use standard lowercase languages in your application.


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by Donald Dent
In 1930, my grandfather Albert E. Dent, in answer to queries about the Calvert family connection to the Dent family, wrote to my father: I haven t forgotten that you, Donald and Carol*, are interested in early Dent and Calvert history. Your Great Grandmother, Sarah Calvert Dent was a descendant of Lord Baltimore or Sir Richard Calvert , who was granted large tracts of land in Kent and Calvert Counties, Maryland, and the City of Baltimore, some 300 years ago by King George of England .
On
December 31, 1932, Albert wrote further of this connection:
.My
Grandfather Dent s name was George Eli, he died in early life [1846].
Afterwards my mother s brother, Joe Chynoweth and she [Sarah] were married
[1854]. Her [maiden] name was Calvert, a descendent of Sir Richard Calvert, who
came to this country near the time of the Revolutionary War, settling on a
large grant of land near Baltimore. During the War between the U.S. and Britain
of 1812, a great fire in the Capital at Washington destroyed records,
...[which] could link our family with that of the Calverts ..
Sarah (Calvert) Dent was born in Ohio, about 1815. The 1850 Census for Monroe County lists Sarah Dent as a 35 year old widow, with six children, the oldest, William Y. Dent, age 18, and the youngest, Isabella Dent, age 4. The census also lists a 27 year old widow, Sarah Calvert, with two small children, ages 7 and 2. This latter Sarah may have been related to Sarah (Calvert) Dent, through marriage.
Sarah (Calvert) Dent was known to have a brother, Fletcher Calvert, of Morgan County, Ohio, and a sister, Tabitha (Calvert) Marshall, of Brunswick, Missouri.
The two Calvert families that crossed the plains in the Buroker train in 1864, had come to Davis County, Iowa, from Champaign County, Ohio. In that train was one John Calvert, who was born in 1854 in Champaign County, where both Jonas and William H. Buroker were born.
The connection of the Ohio Calverts to the Maryland Calverts may be speculative, but the tradition has been carried down through the Dent family for over 180 years.
About 1965, my father, Donald R. Dent, Sr., wrote a brief sketch of the early Calvert family in Maryland, which will supply background to the foregoing, although not direct evidence of a connection:
The appearance of the name Calvert in
family trees of Lord Baltimore and the Dents gives credence to the word handed
down of a relationship of the two families. However, early records were
destroyed when the British burned the capitol at Washington, D.C., in the War
of 1812 [the fire took place in August, 1814]. Following is a sketch of the
family of Lord Baltimore.
Sir George Calvert of Yorkshire was
born in 1580. He was educated at Oxford and traveled widely. He was an ardent
Catholic. After being knighted and accorded peerage in Ireland, he assumed the
title of Lord Baltimore.
In 1623, he planted a Catholic colony
in Newfoundland, under a patent from
King James. As he found colonization there, impossible, he visited Virginia in
1629, but refused to take the oath of allegiance to the governing body, and
returned to England. He obtained a charter for a state on the Chesapeake [Bay]
from King Charles I, [which was] bounded by the ocean, by the 40th
parallel of latitude, south to the western source of the Potomac [River], by
the river from its source to the bay, and due east to the Atlantic. The area
included part of [present] Delaware, part of Pennsylvania, and New Jersey and
Maryland.
Sir George died in 1632, and the
title and charter went to his son, Cecil, who named the state Maryland, after
Henrietta Marion, daughter of Henry IV of France and wife of Charles I.
In November, 1633, a colony of 300
was organized, but Cecil stayed in England, and his brother, Leonard, went as
Deputy Governor. In March, 1634, the colony
arrived at Old Point Comfort and made a settlement, naming it St.
Mary s. In 1645, Leonard s government was overthrown, and he escaped to
Virginia. He returned in 1646 and recaptured the government (this was when
Cromwell ruled England). In 1660, the rights of Baltimore were set aside, but
when the monarchy took over England again, these rights were restored and
Philip Calvert came over as Deputy Governor.
Sir Cecil died in 1676, and his son,
Charles, took over the title and estates, but in 1691, the charter was taken
away by King William. In 1715, it was restored to the Calverts as proprietors
by Queen Anne, and it continued until the Revolutionary War.
My Grandfather, Albert,
referred to his Grandmother, Sarah, as a descendant of Lord Baltimore or Sir
Richard Calvert . History doesn t record a Richard Calvert as a Lord
Baltimore . With Richard s assumed entry into America, before the Revolutionary
War, he may have been a relative of Frederick Calvert, 6th Lord
Baltimore.
The Calverts, listed as Lord Baltimore , or
Governors of Maryland were as follows:
GEORGE CALVERT (1580/1632), 1st
Lord Baron of Baltimore. Died before the Maryland Charter was a reality. His
title passed on to his son, Cecil.
CECIL CALVERT (c.1605/1675), 2nd
Lord Baltimore, 1st Lord Proprietary (1632-1675).
LEONARD CALVERT (c.1606/1647), brother of
Cecil, 1st Governor 1633-47.
PHILIP CALVERT, Cecil s half brother, was
Governor 1659-61.
CHARLES CALVERT (1637/1715), only son of Cecil. Was 3rd Lord
Baltimore, 2nd Lord Proprietary 1675-1715. Charles was Governor
1661-75, until he succeeded to the Proprietaryship in 1675.
BENEDICT LEONARD CALVERT (16xx/1715), 4th
Lord Baltimore, 3rd Lord Proprietary. Died 2 months after his
father, Charles, in 1715.
CHARLES CALVERT (16xx/1751), eldest son
of Benedict Leonard Calvert, 5th Lord Baltimore, 4th Lord
Proprietary 1715-51. Was last Lord Proprietary to visit the Province, 1732-33.
CHARLES CALVERT, a relative, was Governor
1720-27.
BENEDICT LEONARD CALVERT, a younger
brother of Charles (the 5th Lord Baltimore), was Governor 1727-31.
FREDERICK CALVERT (1731/1771), 6th
Lord Baltimore, 5th Lord Proprietary 1751-71. Was the worst of the
Lord Proprietarys. He bequeathed the Proprietary rights to his illegitimate
son, Henry Hartford.
Sir
ROBERT EDEN, brother-in-law of Frederick. Was the last Proprietary Governor,
1768-76. Eden left for England on a
British Man-of-War in 1776, after the Revolutionary War had started. In
England, he was created Baronet of Maryland , which is still worn by his
descendants. Anthony Eden, Prime Minister of England, 1955-57, is one of
Robert s descendants.
Provided by Don Dent
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Blown HCPL-7520's
I recently changed my high side power supply from a cheap 5V volt adapter which was actually 6V and so I had to use a 5V 100mA voltage regulator to keep it at 5V, to a computer power supply which gave a clean 5V output. Two hcpl's blew soon after.
In an attempt to find out why, I blew my last one and im still a bit in the dark as to the reason.
The first setup I had using the cheap variable voltage power adapter and voltage regulator survived for much longer. I used it off and on for about 3 weeks. The signal off the power adapter was quite noisy and so I though that the computer powersupply might be cleaner and it wouldn't need a voltage regulator since its output was 5V.
With the intent to see if the 5V 100mA voltage regulator was needed. I connected up the circuit with my remaining hcpl-7520 to monitor the voltage waveform. I used the computer power supply modified to run at 6V with the voltage reduced to 5V with the 5V 100mA voltage regulator to supply power to the high side. It all worked fine. I turned the setup off for the night
Coming back to it in the morning it no longer worked... a result that suggests that the voltage regulator makes no difference.
Im going to put a few more hcpl's on order and try again with the old power adapter.
Exploring another possibility I dont think the problem is due to exeeding maximum input voltages. The chip can take a maximum positive voltage of 5.5V and a maximum negative voltage of -2V. At 2V either side this would correspond to when monitoring current 80A the powerstrip has a 13A fuse, when monitoring voltage 4402V well above anything close to mains voltage.
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hello, I'm busy with a similar project to monitor engines in a micro co-gen system and I discovered yours during my "net-travels" looking for cct's to do the monitoring.
It looks like you have made up your mind about using the non-invasive method, but I quite like this invasive one as it seems more accurate as I need to calculate actual power given for a known amount of fuel, WVO, WMO or diesel. I'm no coder, so I'm learning from yours here ;-)
What I might be able to help with is the following:
I think that the supply voltages to the 7520 is quite critical. You are using one from the Arduino (USB) and one from the plug-in power supply. It just seems that there are to many things that can go wrong, IE., voltage drop on the USB when using other stuff on the PC exec.
Somewhere in the future you will be needing a dedicated supply for the stuff you want to control from the Arduino, IE., relays or what ever, so why not start now by incorporating a PC power supply for all the peripherals on the board?
I plugged a spare ATX PC PSU into a cheap 400Watt PC UPS and I now have continuous "known to work & good" power supply with 12,5, 3.3 volt dual rails.
I'm just now looking at having 2 separate 5V rails with isolated grounds, but as far a I know one of the voltages going to the Motherboard is isolated from the rest, or, if not, I'll build a small cct.
Just my 2cents and what I'm busy doing at the moment that might help you. I believe if one have a steady power supply, a lot of problems are eliminated.
Great project BTW! I'm also waiting for some IC's to arrive before I can continue :-( They are few and far between here in South Africa!
dubbleUJay
FYI if interested, my forum link if I may: http://www.microcogen.info/index.php?topic=188.0
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hello dubbleUJay
Thanks for your comment! Sorry for taking a while to reply. Thats interesting about the supply voltages that could well be the problem, thanks for letting me know. With the computer power supply however I would still need two seperate supplies one for each side of the hcpl though and so I guess I would still get some trouble with a mismatch of voltages right?, although do you think there will be less trouble than with using USB?
Had a quick look through the thread, your engine monitoring system sounds really great! sorry about the complication with the java side of things did you get it to run on xp in the end?
Trystan
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hi Trystan,
I didn't get any email notification from this thread, so I more or less forgot about it and just now thought I'll have a quick look.
I couldn't get any of the IC's over here so I've decided to use another method.
Still, I think there will come a time when you put everything together and you might overload your USB.
BTW, is your plan to put all the code for the various sensors into one Sketch eventually? I just presumed that you were!
I'll probably use small transformers to isolate and then resistors to work out the Volts and get the frequency from the same pin.
For the current I probably use something similar or a CT.
I couldn't get the Java to work in XP, when I unzipped the files, they were all in the same directory & because 2 of them had the same name, the 1 overwrites the other.
I really tried for a solution, but gave up eventually. I'm learning programming as I'm going on with my project, so its quite possible I did something stupid!
That said, between gobetwino and Kst I came right and I'm getting some nice graphs by using MS Office Excel to link to the data file as well!
My biggest "thing" at the moment is to get more analog inputs with a 16ch multiplexer and then all the different sensors for temp, rpm, pressure exec, in a row and working.
Hopefully I'll get a notification if you reply this time ;-)
I'll look in from time to time to see if there's something to "steal" with my eyes! ;)
Feel free to do the same if you see something in my project you like!
Wilhelm
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hello Wilhelm
sorry about the notification problem, hope this one sends you one:) On my code plans at the moment Im not sure if I will bring all the sensors together or have them seperate, I think it will probably be a case of having maybe the option for both arrangements so at some point there might be code for specific sensors and code for many sensors together available... will see :)
Your plan sounds good, Ive just over the last few days been working on frequency measurment and have managed to get some nice measurments with about 0.01Hz or better resolution. I will try and upload it here soon, once I get a spare minuit :)
Sorry about the trouble with the java, a few people area asking about getting it to work on XP, I havent tried it myself since im running Ubuntu but I think it would be worth doing sometime soon. Although your gobetwino -> kst and Excel solution sounds really great! Thanks for letting me know about gobetwino.
I will certainly have a look at your project from time to time, Its great reading and hearing about what people are building, thanks!
Trystan
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hi Trystan, still no notification, but this time I came to check on your site! ;) Also, its not my spam filter, I had a look.
Anyway, I'm going to put all my code together and that is why I asked, because one will have to keep track of everything to make sure the various "routines" don't clash with one another once in the same sketch on the Arduino.
About the VA sensor, I'm not to much worried about real RMS at this stage, as my knowledgeable friend BruceM in my project thread explained, one actually need a dedicated processor for that because of the intense and real-time calculations.
 This might come into play later on for me, but for now I'll leave it for last.
What IS important for me are Vac and frequency in my instance as the speed of the engine are directly related to that, my PC is going to hate 260Vac at 68Hz or something like that, if the engine over-speeds ;) I think you get the picture.
Re the Java, I remember NOW having a similar problem a long time ago when I wanted to compile a program in XP intended for Linux. When you zip your code for Windows users, be sure to keep the folder structure in the zip file! When they unzip & compile it then, it worked for me that time.
I'm not 100% sure of this, but maybe it puts you on the right path/solution.
Re GoBetWino, I thought I read about it somewhere else on this site and you knew about it? Anyway, it works great once you have the hang of it. Kst seems to crash on occasions, that's why I tried Excel2007 and was quite surprised!
It fills my needs for now while I'm developing, but a dedicated UI will probably be needed in the end.
Obviously this method will also work for your Windows "customers"
Enjoy,
Wilhelm
Re: Blown HCPL-7520's
Hey Wilhelm, there does seem to be a problem with the notifications... hmm cant quite work out whats gone wrong though, will keep testing and fiddling to see if I can get it back, thanks for letting me know about it and thanks for the tips on the windows setup. I will try and upload the details I mentioned above about frequency measurment once its done.
Trystan


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Throughout my university career, I have participated in several extracurricular groups, the most notable being the IEEE Carleton Student Branch. Through that organization have worked on projects small and large ranging from contributing the betterment of academic and further learning of other engineering students as well as pushing the boundaries of me own skills and knowledge.
Through IEEE Carleton, I have been able to progress from being a volunteer to a leader of my fellow peers becoming the Branch Technical Director, being the lead organiser for the SPAC17 (Student Professional Awareness Conference) and be the head of logistics for Ottawa’s First MLH Hackathon, CUHacking.
Though I have dabbled in many different areas of hardware and software, my specific fields of interest include the following:
Development on Altera & Xilinx Based FPGA Products including Cyclone and Spartan based products
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| CairoFonMatch {Cairo} | R Documentation |
CairoFontMatch
searches for fonts based on a fontconfig pattern.
CairoFontMatch(fontpattern="Helvetica",sort=FALSE,verbose=FALSE)
fontpattern |
character; a fontconfig pattern. |
sort |
logical; if 'FALSE', display only the best matching font for the pattern. If 'TRUE', display a sorted list of best matching fonts. |
verbose |
logical; if 'FALSE', display the family, style, and file property for the pattern. if 'TRUE', display the canonical font pattern for each match. |
This function displays a list of one or more fonts matching the supplied fontconfig pattern. sort='FALSE' displays the font that Cairo will use for the supplied pattern, while sort='TRUE' displays a sorted list of best matching fonts. The simplest fontconfig pattern matching all installed fonts is ":". Here's what CairoFontMatch(":") displays on this system:
1. family: "Bitstream Vera Sans", style: "Roman", file: "/usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera/Vera.ttf"
verbose='FALSE' displays the font properties 'family', 'style', and 'file', while verbose='TRUE' will display the canonical font pattern, displaying all properties known for the font (output of CairoFontMatch(":",verbose=TRUE)):
1. family: "Bitstream Vera Sans", style: "Roman", file: "/usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera/Vera.ttf" "Bitstream Vera Sans-12:familylang=en:style=Roman:stylelang=en:slant=0:weight=80:width=100:pixelsize=12.5:foundry=bitstream:hintstyle=3:hinting=True:verticallayout=False:autohint=False:globaladvance=True:index=0:outline=True:scalable=True:dpi=75:rgba=1:scale=1:fontversion=131072:fontformat=TrueType:embeddedbitmap=True:decorative=False"
A simple approach to selecting a font starts with calling CairoFontMatch(":",sort=TRUE) to list all available fonts. Next, the user will choose a font from the list and call CairoFontMatch("FamilyName:style=PreferredStyle",sort=TRUE) substituting "FamilyName" and "PreferredStyle" with the desired values. If only one font is found, then the user has found the fontconfig pattern that will select the desired font. Otherwise, the user will call CairoFontMatch with verbose=TRUE to determine other properties to add to the pattern to attain the desired font, for instance the fontformat.
The following excerpt is from the fontconfig user's manual (http://fontconfig.org/) and better describes the fontconfig pattern definition:
"Fontconfig provides a textual representation for patterns that the library can both accept and generate. The representation is in three parts, first a list of family names, second a list of point sizes and finally a list of additional properties:
<families>-<point sizes>:<name1>=<values1>:<name2>=<values2>...
Values in a list are separated with commas. The name needn't include either families or point sizes; they can be elided. In addition, there are symbolic constants that simultaneously indicate both a name and a value. Here are some examples:
Font Pattern Meaning ---------------------------------------------------------- Times-12 12 point Times Roman Times-12:bold 12 point Times Bold Courier:italic Courier Italic in the default size Monospace:matrix=1 .1 0 1 The users preferred monospace font with artificial obliquing
The '\', '-', ':' and ',' characters in family names must be preceeded by a '\' character to avoid having them misinterpreted. Similarly, values containing '\', '=', '\_', ':' and ',' must also have them preceeded by a '\' character. The '\' characters are stripped out of the family name and values as the font name is read."
This function is only available when the Cairo graphics library is configured with FreeType and Fontcofig support.


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Hi there! My name is Kyle, and I'm a full-stack software developer with a passion for problem solving. I have experience with a wide variety of languages, from lower-level languages such as C and Assembly, to higher-level languages such as JavaScript and Python. I'm always looking for new challenges to push my skills and expand my knowledge.
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Min-Craft OWLBAT Edition
PLATO & OWLBAT
Before the internet, before personal computers, before Pac-Man, before Atari... there was the PLATO system.
The Programmed Logic for Automatic Teaching Operations system was a state-of-the-art terminal system created in the 1960s, that gained popularity in the 1970s. It featured a 512 x 512 monochromatic plasma display, touchscreen sensor, keyboard, and was networked via a mainframe. Although primarily intended for education, it was nonetheless the birthplace of some of the first computer games ever - including the first CRPG "dnd", and the first multiplayer games.
The OWLBAT (Open Web Linked Browser-based Anachronistic Terminal) is a retro "fantasy console" (in the vein of PICO-8) that attempts to recreate the PLATO system experience (circa PLATO IV-V) in a web browser. Keyboard input is sent to a "sever", which responds with a list of basic commands (inspired by PLATO's TUTOR language and the PLATO specs) which determine what gets displayed on the terminal screen.
Min-Craft 1975
Min-craft is inspired by Notch's Minicraft (Ludum Dare 22) and is an answer to the question: "What if Minecraft had been envisioned in 1975?"
Instructions
Click the screen to allow keyboard input
W, A, S, D for movement
Z or I for inventory
C for crafting
E or Space for actions in the world (chop, mine, build)
E or Space for menu selections
1-4 to equip top items
T to toss your equipped item on the ground
` (backtick) to exit
Note: Your game is not saved when your browser leaves the page.
Thanks to cyber1.org for providing a PLATO terminal experience, int10h.org for the font, and playminicraft.com for keeping Minicraft alive.
Interested in making a PLATO-themed game with OWLBAT? Check out the GitHub repo (fork it, add an issue, etc.), or contact me on Twitter.


JD.com Earnings: JD Stock Dips Despite Q3 Beat
JD beat EPS and revenue estimates for Q3
JD.com (NASDAQ:JD) earnings for the Chinese e-commerce company’s third quarter of 2019 have JD stock down on Friday. This is despite the company announcing Non-GAAP EPS of 29 cents on revenue of $18.87 billion. These are both better than Wall Street’s estimates of 17 cents per share and $18.13 billion.
Let’s take a closer look at the most recent JD.com earnings report.
- Non-GAAP earnings per share are up 141.67% from 12 cents in Q3 2018.
- Revenue is sitting 26.22% higher than the $14.95 billion in the same period of the year prior.
- Operating income of $695.78 million is better than an operating loss in the third quarter of the previous year.
- The JD.com earnings report also includes a net income of $77.05 million.
- That’s 87.93% better than the company’s net income of $41 million during the same time last year.
Sidney Huang, Chief Financial Officer of JD.com, says this about the Q3 JD stock earnings.
“JD saw excellent results for the third quarter marked by accelerating revenue growth and record operating profit margin. Customer growth also remained solid, reflecting our commitment to becoming China’s top source for quality products at everyday low prices, supported by world class operating efficiency. Looking forward, we will increasingly benefit from the economies of scale inherent in JD’s unique business model through our leading supply chain, technology and service capabilities.”
JD stock started out strong on Friday peaking at a 4.30% increase in the morning. However, the stock is now down slightly as of the afternoon.
As of this writing, William White did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


CtMobile-Vue
A mobile framework that supports multiple forms of page switching, page transitions, page values, notifications, etc., for developing single page applications (SPA), hybrid development (Hybrid), Cordova development, CtMobile-Vue is in " CtMobile", plus support for Vue .
Development inspiration
When I first came into contact with Hybrid development, the company chose jQueryMobile+Cordova to develop hybrid applications. When using jQueryMobile, I encountered many problems. For example, management class and Dom are not well integrated. Together, the original idea was that if each partial page on the browser side and its management class can be just like the Activity in Android, so the inspiration comes, and the implementation of CtMobile is completely realized by the Activity in Android.
Three concepts
CtMoble has three important feelings, namely Page, Router, BorasdCast. Page is used to manage the entire life cycle of page creation, initialization, and destruction. Router manages the routing jump of this framework. BorassdCast is used to manage the communication interaction between the notification and the data between the pages.
Page startup mode
- standard Multiple case mode
- single Singleton mode (destroyed when clicked back)
- singleInstance Complete singleton mode (will not be destroyed at any time)
- result With a return value (you can bring back the return value to the parent page)
singleInstanceResult A complete singleton with a return value (will not be destroyed, can bring back the return value to the parent page)
Page transition effect
Switch between pages to support multiple effects
Slideleft-From right to left(overlay)
- slideright-From left to right(overlay)
- slideup-From bottom to top(overlay)
- slidedown-From top to bottom(overlay)
- wxslideleft-Similar to WeChat from right to left
- wxslideright-Similar to WeChat from left to right
- wxslideup-Similar to WeChat from bottom to top
- wxslidedown-Similar to WeChat from top to bottom
- pushslideleft-From right to left(push)
- pushslideright-From left to right(push)
- pushslideup-From bottom to top(push)
- pushslidedown-From top to bottom(push)
- material-Android Material style
Other functions
- Passing values between pages
- Whether the new page adds a history stack
- Function can be called through configuration and api


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Class SIPRequest
Represents a SIP Request.
Inheritance
System.Object
SIPRequest
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Assembly: SIPSorcery.dll
Syntax
public class SIPRequest : SIPMessageBase
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SIPRequest(SIPMethodsEnum, SIPURI)
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public SIPRequest(SIPMethodsEnum method, SIPURI uri)
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SIPRequest(SIPMethodsEnum, String)
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public SIPRequest(SIPMethodsEnum method, string uri)
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Method
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public SIPMethodsEnum Method
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ReceivedRoute
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public SIPRoute ReceivedRoute
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SIPVersion
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UnknownMethod
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URI
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StatusLine
The first line of the SIP request.
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public string StatusLine { get; }
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Copy()
Creates an identical copy of the SIP Request for the caller.
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New copy of the SIPRequest.
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CreateBranchId()
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public string CreateBranchId()
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GetRequest(SIPMethodsEnum, SIPURI)
Builds a very basic SIP request. In most cases additional headers will need to be added in order for it to be useful.
When this method is called the channel used for sending the request has not been decided. The headers below depend on
the sending channel. By setting them to "<IP_ADDRESS>:0" the send request methods will substitute in the appropriate value
at send time:
- Top Via header.
- From header.
- Contact header.
Declaration
public static SIPRequest GetRequest(SIPMethodsEnum method, SIPURI uri)
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method |
The method for the SIP request.
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uri |
The destination URI for the request.
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Builds a very basic SIP request. In most cases additional headers will need to be added in order for it to be useful.
When this method is called the channel used for sending the request has not been decided. The headers below depend on
the sending channel. By setting them to "<IP_ADDRESS>:0" the send request methods will substitute in the appropriate value
at send time:
- Top Via header.
- From header.
- Contact header.
Declaration
public static SIPRequest GetRequest(SIPMethodsEnum method, SIPURI uri, SIPToHeader to, SIPFromHeader from)
Parameters
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Name |
Description |
| SIPMethodsEnum |
method |
The method for the SIP request.
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uri |
The destination URI for the request.
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to |
The To header for the request.
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from |
The From header for the request.
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IsLoop(String, Int32, String)
Determines if this SIP header is a looped header. The basis for the decision is the branchid in the Via header. If the branchid for a new
header computes to the same branchid as a Via header already in the SIP header then it is considered a loop.
Declaration
public bool IsLoop(string ipAddress, int port, string currentBranchId)
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ipAddress |
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port |
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currentBranchId |
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True if this header is a loop otherwise false.
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IsValid(out SIPValidationFieldsEnum, out String)
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public bool IsValid(out SIPValidationFieldsEnum errorField, out string errorMessage)
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ParseSIPRequest(SIPMessageBuffer)
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public static SIPRequest ParseSIPRequest(SIPMessageBuffer sipMessage)
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ParseSIPRequest(String)
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public static SIPRequest ParseSIPRequest(string sipMessageStr)
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SetSendFromHints(SIPEndPoint)
Sets the send from hints for this request based on a local SIP end point.
The local SIP end point should generally be the one a related request or response was
received on.
Declaration
public void SetSendFromHints(SIPEndPoint localEndPoint)
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localEndPoint |
The SIP end point to base the send from hints on.
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ToString()
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public override string ToString()
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System.Object.ToString()


German foreign minister warns Iran over nuclear deal
BRUSSELS, Nov 11 — German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas warned Tehran over its new uranium enrichment today, threatening to trigger a dispute mechanism in the 2015 nuclear deal, which could open the way to renewed UN sanctions.
The three European parties to the deal—Germany, France and Britain—will meet in Paris on Monday to discuss how to respond to Iran stepping back from its commitments under the accord, Maas said.
Tehran last week resumed enrichment at the underground Fordow plant south of Tehran in the latest in a series of moves away from the agreement, taken since Washington’s withdrawal in May last year and reimposition of sanctions.
“We are very concerned to see that there are other uranium enrichments that Iran has not only announced, but is also carrying out,” Maas said as he arrived for talks with fellow EU foreign ministers in Brussels.
“We want to preserve the JCPOA but Iran will have to return to his obligations and comply with them. Otherwise we will reserve for ourselves all the mechanisms laid down in the agreement.”
The accord, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JCPOA, includes a dispute resolution mechanism that goes through various stages with numerous deadlines.
After a process probably lasting several months, it can eventually culminate in the UN Security Council voting on whether Iran should still have relief from sanctions lifted under the deal.
Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia have been trying to salvage the hard-won agreement and say Iran’s phased suspension of its obligations under the deal since May makes that more difficult. — AFP


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Soil moisture is basically the content of water present in soil. It can measure the moisture content in the soil based on the change in resistance between the two conducting plates.The Soil Moisture Sensor uses capacitance to measure the water content of soil (by measuring the dielectric permittivity of the soil, which is a function of the water content). Simply insert this rugged sensor into the soil to be tested,and the volumetric water content of the soil is reported in percent.
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Floyd Mayweather says he is 'coming out of retirement in 2020' after UFC talks
by Ben Morse, CNNFormer world champion boxer Floyd Mayweather says he is "coming out of retirement in 2020."
The 42-year-old made the announcement on his Instagram account, and also said he is working with UFC boss Dana White to "bring the world another spectacular event."
Mayweather, who was undefeated in his career with a record of 50-0, is considered one of boxing's all-time greats.
He came out of retirement in 2017 for his last professional boxing fight against UFC star Conor McGregor.
After beating McGregor, a UFC rematch in the octagon was suggested, although nothing concrete ever materialized.
READ: KSI and Logan Paul box smart in 'fight to legitimize' YouTubers
He was last seen in the ring in an exhibition boxing match against Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa.
In a bout that last just 140 seconds, Mayweather earned a reported $9 million (£7m) for beating the Japanese fighter.
In October, Philippines boxing legend Manny Pacquiao and Alibaba founder Jack Ma challenged Mayweather to a fight.
"Floyd Mayweather, if you want a real fight, fight me. If you want an exhibition, my guy, my friend, Jack Ma will take care of you," Pacquiao said.
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Mayweather Promotions' Leonard Ellerbe told reporters Mayweather "had no interest" in fighting Pacquiao after his fight in Japan last year.


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Visualizations¶
The ISB-CGC web-app provides a variety of tools for visualizing the data associated with cohorts you have defined. A visualization is a collection of one or more plots and each plot is configurable to show relevant data that can be shared with others.
Create¶
You can create a new visualization from the user dashboard. Select the “Visualization” option from the “+ Create” menu. This will prompt you to name the visualization and provide at least one cohort to start with. It will automatically choose the last one you created. Click “Create Visualization”.
Save¶
Use the “Save Visualizations” option in the top right menu. It will save the visualization and all plots in their current configuration. It will not save any selections that have been made within plots.
Delete¶
From User Dashboard Select the visualizations that you wish to delete using the checkboxes next to the visualization. When one or more are selected, the delete button will be active and you can then proceed to deleting them.
From Visualization If you are viewing a visualization you created, then you can delete the cohort from the top right menu option.
Copy¶
Copying a visualization can only be done from the visualization you want to copy.
When you are looking at the visualization you wish to copy, select the “Make A Copy” item from the top right menu.
This will take you to your copy of the visualization.
Add Plot¶
To add a plot to a visualization, select the “Add a Plot” item in the top right menu.
This will append a new plot section to your visualization with the default plot of an age histogram for the All TCGA Data Cohort.
Delete Plot¶
To delete a plot from a visualization, select the “Trash” icon in the top right corner of the plot panel you wish to remove.
Plot Comments¶
To open the comments section for a particular plot, select the “Comment” icon in the top right corner of the plot panel. This will cause the comment sidebar to appear from the right side of the window.
All previous comments will be displayed with the most recent on the bottom.
To add a new comment, type in your comment in the text box at the bottom of the panel and click the “Comment” button. You should see your comment appear at the bottom of the list of comments.
Edit Plot¶
To change the settings of a plot, select the “Edit” icon in the top right corner of the plot panel. This will cause the Plot Setting panel to open.
Selecting new Feature(s)¶
When you click on the edit icon next to the feature you would like to change (i.e. “X Axis Feature”, “Y Axis Feature”), you will be taken to the feature selection panel. Here you must first specify the datatype of the feature you would like to plot. Each datatype requires a different set of parameters to narrow down the feature that can be used in the plot.
- Clinical
- Single autocomplete textbox. This input searches through the names of the all the clinical features available.
- Gene Expression
- Gene Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific gene. This is an autocomplete search field for a gene name.
- Platform Filter: filters down the plot-able features by platforms.
- Center Filter: filters down the plot-able features by processing center.
- Select Feature: provides the filtered down list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
- miRNA
- miRNA Name Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific miRNA. This is an autocomplete search field for a miRNA name.
- Platform Filter: filters down the plot-able features by platforms.
- Value Filter: filters down the plot-able features by value.
- Select Feature: provides the filtered down list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
- Methylation
- Gene Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific gene. This is an autocomplete search field for a gene name.
- CpG Probe Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific CpG Probe. This is an autocomplete search field for a particular probe.
- Platform Filter: filters down the plot-able features by platforms.
- Gene Region Filter: filters down the plot-able features by specific gene regions.
- CpG Island region Filter: filters down the plot-able features by CpG Island region.
- Select Feature: provides the filtered down list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
- Copy Number
- Gene Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific gene. This is an autocomplete search field for a gene name.
- Value Filter: filters down the plot-able features by value
- Select Feature: provides the filtered down list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
- Protein
- Gene Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific gene. This is an autocomplete search field for a gene name.
- Protein Filter: filters down the plot-able features by protein. This is an autocomplete search field for a protein name.
- Select Feature: provides the filtered down list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
- Mutation
- Gene Filter: filters down the plot-able features by a specific gene. This is an autocomplete search field for a gene name.
- Value Filter: filters down the plot-able features by mutation value.
Select Feature: provides the filtered list of plot-able features to select from based on selected filters.
Swap Values: This button allows you to instantly swap the features on the X and Y Axes without having to re-select each feature individually.
Color By Cohort: This checkbox will override any feature that is in the Color By Feature. It will use the cohorts provided as the legend and Color By Feature.
Cohorts: This is where you can select one or more cohorts to plot at one time.
To add a cohort, select the “+ Cohort” option underneath the currently selected list of cohorts. This will take you to the cohorts listing panel where you can select a cohort from the list, or use the autocomplete textbox to search in their list of cohorts.
When all the settings have been set, you can click “Update Plot” to regenerate the plot with the new settings.
Pairwise Statistical Test¶
Each pair of features selected for a plot will be tested for statistical significance, and the results will be displayed beneath the plot.


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This is a small town on the Black Sea coast about 150nm east of Istanbul. The old town is very well preserved and other attractions include the ruined castle and an interesting modern mosque.
Position 41° 05.5’N 31° 07.1’E
This small fishing harbour is well sheltered by breakwaters, but is exposed in strong NW winds.
The depths in the harbour appear shallow, so care should be taken when entering. Alternatively, anchor just outside in settled weather.
Berth stern-to on the NE quay or alongside a fishing boat.
With the presence of a fishing fleet here, basic repairs can likely be carried out.
Last updated September 2011.


Webb Simpson leads RSM Classic
by OmnisportWebb Simpson carded a seven-under-par 65 to lead the RSM Classic after the opening round.
Simpson was almost flawless as the American golfer earned a one-stroke lead in Georgia on Thursday.
Playing on Sea Island's Plantation Course – the easier of the two courses used this week – Simpson overcame a slow start, which saw him bogey his second hole.
Simpson was one over par before playing his final 13 holes in eight under to take the first-round lead ahead of Cameron Tringale and Lee Kyoung-hoon – who each played on the Seaside Course – and Rhein Gibson.
"He told me, no matter how I started out, to stay patient," Simpson said of caddie Paul Tesori's advice. "I think he knew scores would be good over there [on the Plantation Course]. He helped me weather the storm."
Simpson – a five-time PGA Tour champion without a win since May 2018 – carded six of his eight birdies on his back nine, closing out the round with three in a row.
"It's been awhile since I've won," 2012 U.S. Open winner Simpson said. "I've given myself chances here. Starting this week, all I wanted was a chance Sunday because I do feel comfortable here."
Scott Harrington, Tyler Duncan, Brian Harman, Alex Cejka, Rory Sabbatini, Scott Brown, Sebastian Munoz, Nick Taylor and Hank Lebioda are five under heading into the second round.
Meanwhile, defending champion Charles Howell III is five strokes off the pace.


Time complexity: O(N) (with N being the length of the list)
Set the list element at index (see LINDEX for information about the_index_ argument) with the new value. Out of range indexes willgenerate an error. Note that setting the first or last elements ofthe list is O(1).


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2020 Ford Explorer Gets Massive Discount
But you better act fast.
by Martin BiggThanks to quality control issues that delayed dealership deliveries, the 2020 Ford Explorer has had a rocky launch. As a result, sales for the new Explorer have been very disappointing, which may explain why the SUV is being offered with a significant discount this month.
Initial discounts offered in September left a lot to be desired, but according to Ford Authority, prices for the 2020 Ford Explorer are being slashed by up to $5,270 this month. It's worth noting that these deals vary by region, however.
Regardless of the region, Ford is offering a $2,750 cash discount on the 2020 Explorer. New York customers can also take advantage of a $2,000 trade assist for these trims. If you buy with finance, Ford is offering 0.9-percent financing for 60 months plus a $1,500 cash and $2,000 trade assist discount.
However, the biggest discount is being offered in Detroit, with a $2,750 cash discount and $2,520 trade assist for 2020 XLT models, giving a total discount of $5,270. Alternatively, the 2020 XLT and Limited models are available with 0.9 percent financing plus a $1,500 cash and $2,520 trade assist.
In Miami and LA, the 2020 XLT and Limited models are available with a $2,750 cash discount plus a $1,000 trade assist or 0.9 percent finance plus $1,500 cash and $1,000 trade assist discounts. The offers in New York and Detroit are valid until December 2, so you better act fast. The discounts in Miami and LA, on the other hand, end on January 2 2020.
With the maximum $5,270 discount, the 2020 Ford Explorer XLT's starting price is reduced from $38,515 down to $33,245. With the $4,750 discount available in New York, the Limited trim's starting price drops from $49,970 to $45,220. Hopefully, these discounts will help give the 2020 Ford Explorer a sales boost, as sales for the SUV were down by an alarming 48 percent in Q3 2019.


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First Steps
1. Click and drag the piano block onto the workspace.
2. Drag in a "green block". Connect these together.
3. Click on the dark blue plus button and click an option.
4. A note will appear. Move this by pressing the arrows shown when your mouse on a note.
5. Click the play button. You should hear the note playing!
Alittle more...
1. Click on the "Time" tab.
2. Drag in the repeat block and connect it.
3. Press play!
4. Now try to make the picture below! What happens?
Finally...
If you are unsure on what a block does, you can right click on it and select "help".
Task!
You have up to 20 mins to write a piece of music! Feel free to explore any of Codetta's blocks.


I recently did LSD for the second time, and also got completely drunk for the first time, so I thought I might contribute to this wonderful site. Past drug history includes a ton of marijuana (I was one of the biggest stoners in my area), more DXM then I should've done, other pharmaceuticals, opium, and amphetamine. I loved to smoke pot, but unfortunately overindulged and became blind to the world I was living, eventually leading to me getting busted. I haven't smoked in 8 months, and have 6 months more of probation, but learned a lot about myself in that time. Marijuana is my favorite drug, but now LSD ranks next to it.
Past experience with LSD was approxiamately equivalent to 3-4 hits. It was overwhelming but positive, until the end when it turned downhill. I had so many questions and began losing contact with my ego, fearing I was stuck in a state of hallucinogenic psychosis. My friends told me the answer was I'm on acid, which I couldn't comprehend, raving 'you have no idea'. I freaked out, and pleaded to God to let me keep my sanity.
The following week I was a wreck. It took a while to mentally rehabilitate myself. Since then I did mushrooms on a few occasions, and smoked salvia. These experiences led me to want to try LSD again. I know the wonders it can perform on an individual, and armed with more knowledge and experience I was determined to face what LSD would give me with arms wide open and a smile on my face. This lead me to my present affair. I have never been totally drunk, only buzzed due to I believe the history of alcoholism in my family and thus a high alcohol tolerance.
SO THE ADVENTURE BEGINS; OUR HERO IS PARTYING IN A BASEMENT WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS SHARPLY AT THE DOOR ~ ~ ~
T+0:00(8:30 PM?)- I was hanging out at my friend K's with people, and we had just aquired a 1/5 of rum. We were shooting pool, playing Xbox 360 and rocking out to Maximum Unicorn while jamming in the back room. Friends D, Z, and myself went to do some shots of the rum. I slammed down 5, and went back to playing pool. Z dropped 2 hits of LSD, and hooked me up with one I threw down on earlier in the week.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
T+0:30 - Feeling buzzed and partying to the music on stereo, D, Z, S, and myself head out to D's. I drive S home (don't drink and drive, I wasn't drunk but one should never risk it), then return to D's to spend the night. I drove D and Z to the local Family Video, where we rented the 40 Year Old Virgin. Without much thought I dropped my hit, with rousing cheers of approval from D and Z. We return to D's, and I bring in my guitar and FX. I begin to feel flushed and happy.
T+1hr - We pop in the movie while I sip on the rest of my Captain's, feeling warm, and noticing the coming up on LSD. Colors being to brighten and I get a little giddy. My friend's TV is messed up and the contrast adjusts automatically, which adds to the effect and projects me into my LSD state of mind.
T+1:30 - The movie is hilarious, but time seems to slow way down. I sip my alcohol, and start drawing insights fromm the film, making connections between life and the movie, and how there are lessons to be learned.
T+2:00 - I begin to get restless because the movie feels as if it has been on for my whole life and then some. I go piss and begin to notice patterns on my friends bathroom floor. The grey concrete has geometrical patterns of white light, now starting to move about. I think to myself 'sweet!', and go back to the movie.
T+2:30 - I feel fantastic! I finish my alcohol, and the movie finally ends. The walls begin to breathe, and I feel heavy and light at the same time.  I dissent like a little schoolboy disagreeing with his parents but comply (hahaha). I swing around a metal support pole and think to myself 'I'm going to fall over now', which I do and laugh. I'm having a grand ole' time.
T+3:00 - Time begins to blur, like my vision is. The walls are breathing, and I begin to have dramatic visual perception shifts. I turn on my guitar and hook it up to my new delay modeler, and begin my night of electric stimulation. The music sounds so profound, and occasionally echoes and reverberates in my mind. I'm focused, happy, warm, and cognizant.
T+4:00? - I don't know what time it is. As I play I create a story in my head to go with the music, and begin to narrate to Z. I'm creating universes with my riffs, an electric jam for all seasons. Everychord and note sounds so right, as if it should be. Every choice I make reflects the outcome of what I am. I change musical styles for different aspects of my world. Vibrant chromatic auras appear around objects, and Z's face is beautiful, his hair reflects the light and shimmers. D tries to go to sleep, and his face keeps shifting. I tell Z he reminds me of a lizard hanging on a rock in the desert, perhaps a Jim Morrison reference; Z was quoting the Lizard King.
D remarks that I sound good, but that I have to try and keep it down. While playing I revisit my past acid experience, I become overwhelmed in a state of euphoria, realizing I have overcome my past folly, ushering a new state of openess and bliss. I have an epiphany, 'The answer to the acid question is music.' The changes in keys and syles and notes reflect the choices we make in life, and the outcome is how we view it. I have conquered the demons of past battles, and am master of my destiny, the vessel under my control as I explore the vast seas of wisdom. The poet's whim implants in my brain and throws a party. Dance the night away, maidens weep while children play? By the way you should read Henry David Thoreau, i.e. 'Walden', great book with wise insights.
T+Till I go to bed around 6 AM - I play my symphony and stand in awe of all around me. I feel as though I am one with all, I thank God for creating me and letting me experience life with everyone. I narrate to Z a story of a whale, with inspiration I obtained from 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'. This whale is called into existence miles above the surface of the earth. As he falls he ponders life's questions and mysteries, and remarks at the beauty of creation. Instead of slamming into solid ground, I state he dissovles into the ocean and is absorbed by other living things, for their benefit thus creating an endless transition of knowledge from creature to creature.
I then ramble on for another hour, and just play as I gaze at my surroundings. My vision is blurred, and I have acid vision, D's exercise equipment breathes, and his walls and floors follow suit. Artistic patterns and fractal designs dance merrily across breathing surfaces, brilliant spirals and colors shine in my mind's eye. D's body shifts and changes shapes, his face changes expressions though he is alseep. Z and I don't speak much, but we feel this connection, like
'Man It's just so amazing.'
'I know man.' (excellent stereotypical stoner vocab)
Words don't describe the emotion and the overall fervor, so I close my mouth and let the music speak for me. I play until about 5:30 AM, then lay down on the floor and go to sleep sometime around 6.
T+12:00? (around 9 AM) - I wake up around 9 as if I had blinked, not feeling like I slept. I have a headache, and the LSD effects have dissipated, except the emotional afterglow and sense of well being. I couldn't remember much of the movie, except that it was funny. This experience was much more positive than the last, and has given me an even more positive outlook for LSD.
Until next time, happy trips and stay smart.
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How to program a text adventure in C
by Ruud Helderman
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Licensed under
MIT License
6. Passages
It’s time to draw a map - and implement it!
The best tools for drawing a map will always be: a pencil and a piece of paper.
A basic map consists of locations (the rectangles),
connected by passages (the arrows).
We already created locations in chapter 3,
now we will start adding the passages.
In the virtual world,
a ‘passage’ may be anything connecting two locations:
a road, a door, a stretch of sand in a desert.
Basically, a passage has the following properties:
- A starting point (location).
- A destination (location).
- The narrative description, for example “a forest path”.
- The tag by which the passage is referred to in the go command.
Considering these properties, it may not come as a surprise that
the struct object defined in chapter 4
is very suitable to store a passage.
In fact, a passage is not that different from an item or actor;
it is present at a certain location as a ‘visible exit’
(this location is the starting point).
It just behaves differently to certain commands.
In particular the command ‘go’:
applied to a passage, go will change the player’s location.
The target location (the ‘destination’)
can be stored in the struct object as a new attribute.
| struct object {
const char *description;
const char *tag;
struct object *location;
struct object *destination;
};
|
Notes:
- Obviously, destination is unused in most other objects
(items, actors), but I consider this to be a minor waste of space.
- A passage always runs in one direction;
to connect two locations bi-directionally,
we always have to create two separate passages.
This may seem clumsy at first, but it does give us great flexibility
in refining the behavior of command ‘go’;
see chapter 10 and 11.
- On a large map, you may find it tedious to create all passages by hand.
Then I strongly advise you to
generate the more repetitive parts of your map using custom tooling.
This will not be covered here,
but you may find some inspiration in chapter 9,
where we discuss code generation.
So we expand the array of objects:
| Sample output |
Welcome to Little Cave Adventure.
You are in an open field.

You see:
a gold coin
an exit
--> go exit
OK.
You are in an open field.

You see:
a gold coin
an exit
--> quit
Bye!
|
| object.h |
- typedef struct object {
- const char *description;
- const char *tag;
- struct object *location;
- struct object *destination;
- } OBJECT;
- extern OBJECT objs[];
- #define field (objs + 0)
- #define cave (objs + 1)
- #define silver (objs + 2)
- #define gold (objs + 3)
- #define guard (objs + 4)
- #define player (objs + 5)
- #define intoCave (objs + 6)
- #define exitCave (objs + 7)
- #define endOfObjs (objs + 8)
|
| object.c |
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include "object.h"
- OBJECT objs[] = {
- {"an open field" , "field" , NULL , NULL },
- {"a little cave" , "cave" , NULL , NULL },
- {"a silver coin" , "silver" , field, NULL },
- {"a gold coin" , "gold" , cave , NULL },
- {"a burly guard" , "guard" , field, NULL },
- {"yourself" , "yourself", field, NULL },
- {"a cave entrance", "entrance", field, cave },
- {"an exit" , "exit" , cave , field }
- };
|
We will add a little helper function to misc.c
to determine whether a passage exists between two given locations.
| misc.h |
- extern OBJECT *getPassage(OBJECT *from, OBJECT *to);
- extern OBJECT *actorHere(void);
- extern int listObjectsAtLocation(OBJECT *location);
|
| misc.c |
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include "object.h"
- OBJECT *getPassage(OBJECT *from, OBJECT *to)
- {
- if (from != NULL && to != NULL)
- {
- OBJECT *obj;
- for (obj = objs; obj < endOfObjs; obj++)
- {
- if (obj->location == from && obj->destination == to)
- {
- return obj;
- }
- }
- }
- return NULL;
- }
- OBJECT *actorHere(void)
- {
- OBJECT *obj;
- for (obj = objs; obj < endOfObjs; obj++)
- {
- if (obj->location == player->location && obj == guard)
- {
- return obj;
- }
- }
- return NULL;
- }
- int listObjectsAtLocation(OBJECT *location)
- {
- int count = 0;
- OBJECT *obj;
- for (obj = objs; obj < endOfObjs; obj++)
- {
- if (obj != player && obj->location == location)
- {
- if (count++ == 0)
- {
- printf("You see:\n");
- }
- printf("%s\n", obj->description);
- }
- }
- return count;
- }
|
Explanation:
- Lines 9 and 11:
we scan through all objects until we encounter a passage running
from location ‘from’ to location ‘to’.
- Line 13:
if a matching passage is found, we return a pointer to the passage object.
- Line 17:
if no such passage exists, we return NULL.
We will use the new function getPassage
in the implementation of command ‘go’
to determine whether or not a passage exists
that can take the player to the desired location.
| location.h |
- extern void executeLook(const char *noun);
- extern void executeGo(const char *noun);
|
| location.c |
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <string.h>
- #include "object.h"
- #include "misc.h"
- #include "noun.h"
- void executeLook(const char *noun)
- {
- if (noun != NULL && strcmp(noun, "around") == 0)
- {
- printf("You are in %s.\n", player->location->description);
- listObjectsAtLocation(player->location);
- }
- else
- {
- printf("I don't understand what you want to see.\n");
- }
- }
- void executeGo(const char *noun)
- {
- OBJECT *obj = getVisible("where you want to go", noun);
- if (obj == NULL)
- {
- // already handled by getVisible
- }
- else if (getPassage(player->location, obj) != NULL)
- {
- printf("OK.\n");
- player->location = obj;
- executeLook("around");
- }
- else if (obj->location != player->location)
- {
- printf("You don't see any %s here.\n", noun);
- }
- else if (obj->destination != NULL)
- {
- printf("OK.\n");
- player->location = obj->destination;
- executeLook("around");
- }
- else
- {
- printf("You can't get much closer than this.\n");
- }
- }
|
Explanation:
- Line 27:
as of now, command go <location> will only be accepted
if a passage exists to take us there.
- Line 37-42:
besides go <location> (lines 27-32),
we now offer an alternative way for the player to move:
go <passage>.
For example, when in the field,
go cave and go entrance will have the same effect.
We will also use the new function getPassage to determine whether
a certain location is visible from where the player is standing.
Locations that are not connected to the current location by a passage,
are not considered visible.
| noun.h |
- extern OBJECT *getVisible(const char *intention, const char *noun);
- extern OBJECT *getPossession(OBJECT *from, const char *verb, const char *noun);
|
| noun.c |
- #include <stdbool.h>
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <string.h>
- #include "object.h"
- #include "misc.h"
- static bool objectHasTag(OBJECT *obj, const char *noun)
- {
- return noun != NULL && *noun != '\0' && strcmp(noun, obj->tag) == 0;
- }
- static OBJECT *getObject(const char *noun)
- {
- OBJECT *obj, *res = NULL;
- for (obj = objs; obj < endOfObjs; obj++)
- {
- if (objectHasTag(obj, noun))
- {
- res = obj;
- }
- }
- return res;
- }
- OBJECT *getVisible(const char *intention, const char *noun)
- {
- OBJECT *obj = getObject(noun);
- if (obj == NULL)
- {
- printf("I don't understand %s.\n", intention);
- }
- else if (!(obj == player ||
- obj == player->location ||
- obj->location == player ||
- obj->location == player->location ||
- getPassage(player->location, obj) != NULL ||
- (obj->location != NULL &&
- (obj->location->location == player ||
- obj->location->location == player->location))))
- {
- printf("You don't see any %s here.\n", noun);
- obj = NULL;
- }
- return obj;
- }
- OBJECT *getPossession(OBJECT *from, const char *verb, const char *noun)
- {
- OBJECT *obj = NULL;
- if (from == NULL)
- {
- printf("I don't understand who you want to %s.\n", verb);
- }
- else if ((obj = getObject(noun)) == NULL)
- {
- printf("I don't understand what you want to %s.\n", verb);
- }
- else if (obj == from)
- {
- printf("You should not be doing that to %s.\n", obj->description);
- obj = NULL;
- }
- else if (obj->location != from)
- {
- if (from == player)
- {
- printf("You are not holding any %s.\n", noun);
- }
- else
- {
- printf("There appears to be no %s you can get from %s.\n",
- noun, from->description);
- }
- obj = NULL;
- }
- return obj;
- }
|
Explanation:
- Line 36:
originally, every location was visible from every location.
We will now use function getPassage
to check whether or not two locations are adjacent.
This also prevents other objects from being mistaken for locations.
Originally, every object without a location, was considered to be a location.
This could have caused trouble in chapter 12,
where we will introduce some non-location objects
that (temporarily) do not have a location.
- Line 37:
the adjustment in line 36 does not relieve us from
a NULL check on obj->location.
Without this check, ‘go cave’ could cause
the last two rules (lines 38 and 39) to give a segmentation fault.
The other modules
(main.c, parsexec.c, inventory.c, move.c)
remain unchanged, you can see them in the previous chapters.
Obviously, the map in this sample is trivial:
there are only two locations, and they are connected in both directions.
A third location will be added in chapter 12.
Homework assignment: draw a more elaborate map
and turn it into a list of objects (locations and passages).
Next chapter: 7. Distance


Constructor
new BackupRestoreScreen()
Function for initializing BackupRestoreScreen objects. Because this class
is essentially used only to create a namespace, the constructor does nothing.
- Source:
Members
(static) restoreString :String
BackupRestoreScreen.restoreString is a namespace varible that refers
to the
Type:
- String
- Source:
Methods
(static) backupClick(event)
backupClick() is the click handler for the backupClick event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
Object | The click event to be handled. |
- Source:
(static) backupDataToFile()
backupDataToFile() is the top level method that is called to
backup all of the iNeed2 webpage's data to a local file.
- Source:
(static) destroyClickedElement()
destroyClickedElement() is a helper method to the saveTextAsFile()
method.
- Source:
(static) initScreen()
initScreen() is the initializer for the Backup / Restore Screen
- Source:
(static) loadClick(event)
loadClick() is the click handler for the loadClick event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
Object | The click event to be handled. |
- Source:
(static) processClick(event)
processClick() is the click handler for the processClick event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
Object | The click event to be handled. |
- Source:
(static) processEncryptedStringFromFile()
- Source:
(static) retrieveClick(event)
retrieveClick() is the click handler for the retrieveClick event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
Object | The click event to be handled. |
- Source:
(static) saveClick(event)
saveClick() is the click handler for the saveClick event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
Object | The click event to be handled. |
- Source:
(static) saveTextAsFile()
saveTextAsFile() saves a string to a file. The saved string
is saved in the "Downloads directory in Linux systems."
- Source:


Tombstone:
The tombstone bears an epitaph:
Here lies Rose, a faithful and loving servant. May she rest in peace.
Moon Face Flowers bloom brilliantly around the tomb.


SORT(1) User Commands SORT(1) NAME sort - sort lines of text files SYNOPSIS sort [OPTION]... [FILE]... sort [OPTION]... --files0-from=F DESCRIPTION Write sorted concatenation of all FILE(s) to standard output. Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too. Ordering options: -b, --ignore-leading-blanks ignore leading blanks -d, --dictionary-order consider only blanks and alphanumeric characters -f, --ignore-case fold lower case to upper case characters -g, --general-numeric-sort compare according to general numerical value -i, --ignore-nonprinting consider only printable characters -M, --month-sort compare (unknown) < `JAN' < ... < `DEC' -h, --human-numeric-sort compare human readable numbers (e.g., 2K 1G) -n, --numeric-sort compare according to string numerical value -R, --random-sort sort by random hash of keys --random-source=FILE get random bytes from FILE -r, --reverse reverse the result of comparisons --sort=WORD sort according to WORD: general-numeric -g, human-numeric -h, month -M, numeric -n, random -R, version -V -V, --version-sort natural sort of (version) numbers within text Other options: --batch-size=NMERGE merge at most NMERGE inputs at once; for more use temp files -c, --check, --check=diagnose-first check for sorted input; do not sort -C, --check=quiet, --check=silent like -c, but do not report first bad line --compress-program=PROG compress temporaries with PROG; decompress them with PROG -d --debug annotate the part of the line used to sort, and warn about ques‐ tionable usage to stderr --files0-from=F read input from the files specified by NUL-terminated names in file F; If F is - then read names from standard input -k, --key=POS1[,POS2] start a key at POS1 (origin 1), end it at POS2 (default end of line). See POS syntax below -m, --merge merge already sorted files; do not sort -o, --output=FILE write result to FILE instead of standard output -s, --stable stabilize sort by disabling last-resort comparison -S, --buffer-size=SIZE use SIZE for main memory buffer -t, --field-separator=SEP use SEP instead of non-blank to blank transition -T, --temporary-directory=DIR use DIR for temporaries, not $TMPDIR or /tmp; multiple options specify multiple directories --parallel=N change the number of sorts run concurrently to N -u, --unique with -c, check for strict ordering; without -c, output only the first of an equal run -z, --zero-terminated end lines with 0 byte, not newline --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit POS is F[.C][OPTS], where F is the field number and C the character posi‐ tion in the field; both are origin 1. If neither -t nor -b is in effect, characters in a field are counted from the beginning of the preceding whitespace. OPTS is one or more single-letter ordering options, which override global ordering options for that key. If no key is given, use the entire line as the key. SIZE may be followed by the following multiplicative suffixes: % 1% of memory, b 1, K 1024 (default), and so on for M, G, T, P, E, Z, Y. With no FILE, or when FILE is -, read standard input. *** WARNING *** The locale specified by the environment affects sort order. Set LC_ALL=C to get the traditional sort order that uses native byte values. AUTHOR Written by Mike Haertel and Paul Eggert. REPORTING BUGS Report sort bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GNU coreutils home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/> General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/> Report sort translation bugs to <http://translationproject.org/team/> COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO The full documentation for sort is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and sort programs are properly installed at your site, the com‐ mand info coreutils 'sort invocation' should give you access to the complete manual. GNU coreutils 8.12.197-032bb September 2011 SORT(1)


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