webcam(1) webcam(1) NAME webcam - capture images and upload them to a webserver using ftp SYNOPSIS webcam [ config file ] DESCRIPTION webcam captures images from a video4linux device like bttv, annotates them and and uploads them to a webserver using ftp in a endless loop. CONFIGURATION At startup webcam reads the configuration from the given config file or ~/.webcamrc if none is specified in the command line. The config file has at least two sections. The "grab" section holds the capture parameters. Any other section describes where the image should be uploaded. Older versions used "ftp" as name for that section. Recently the webcam utility got support for multiple connections, thus any section name is accepted and you can have more than one ftp section (you have to use another name for each section througth, name them by upload servers for example). Here is an sample config file (the given values are the defaults): [grab] device = /dev/video0 driver = libv4l text = "webcam %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" infofile = filename fg_red = 255 fg_green = 255 fg_blue = 255 width = 320 height = 240 delay = 3 wait = 0 input = composite1 norm = pal rotate = 0 top = 0 left = 0 bottom = -1 right = -1 quality = 75 trigger = 0 once = 0 [ftp] host = www user = webcam pass = xxxxxx dir = public_html/images file = webcam.jpeg tmp = uploading.jpeg passive = 1 debug = 0 auto = 0 local = 0 ssh = 0 The annotation text is processed with strftime. Check the strftime(3) or date(1) manpage to see how you can format the timestamps. The text can also be read from a extern file (use infofile for that). The default color for the text overlay is white (RGB=255,255,255). Entries in the range of 0 through 255 for fg_red, fg_green, and fg_blue can be used to define a different color. Likewise bg_red, bg_green, and bg_blue can be used to set the background color (which defaults to transparent). input is the video source (TV/composite/whatever), norm the TV norm. delay is the delay between two images in seconds. wait is the initial delay before the first image is grabbed (some cameras need some time for adapting to lightning, thus don't return images with reasonable quality within the first few seconds ...). quality is the JPEG quality for the stored images. top, bottom, left, and right in the grab section allow cropping the image after it is grabbed. They should satisfy 0<=top<bottom<=height and 0<=left<right<=width. (0,0 is the top, left corner.) If rotate is posi‐ tive, the output image will be rotated counter-clockwise 90 degrees that number of times (1, 2, or 3). With trigger set to a non-zero value webcam will upload the image only if the content of the image has changed. It just looks for the maximum dif‐ ference between the last uploaded and current image and if it is greater than the specified value the image will be uploaded. If once is set to 1 webcam will upload a single frame and quit. archive can be used to create a (local) archive of the webcam images. Just specify the filename for the files as argument. The filename will be processed with strftime(3), so you can use the place the usual time format controls into the string to get unique filenames. Non-existing directories are created if needed. If debug in the ftp section is set to 1 the complete communication between webcam and the ftp utility is printed to stderr. auto enables autologin via ~/.netrc (starts the ftp utility without the '-n' switch, check the ftp(1) man page for more info about the ~/.netrc file). If local in the ftp section is non-zero, files will be stored locally (using the dir, tmp, and file parameters) rather than ftped. ssh set to non- zero makes webcam use ssh instead of ftp. CORRECTION OF DISTORTION contributed by Frederic Helin, the parameters belong into the [grab] sec‐ tion of the config file too. distor = 1 If distor param is set to 1, the correction of distortion works. distor_k = 700 This is the coefficient of distortion. This algorithm is based on the paper "Correcting Distortion of Image by Image Registration" of Toru Tamaki, Tsuyoshi Yamamura and Noboru Ahnishi. More your lens has an important distortion, more 'distor_k' must be neared of 0. 700 is the default value. Coefficient k of program is x100 than article. distor_cx = 192 distor_cy = 144 Coordinates of the lens optical axis: width/2 and height/2 are the default values. The axis doesn't go through the image center. So, you can change its coordinates around the center of image to affine correction. distor_zoom = 30 Zoom parameter is used to cache the distorted borders of image, if you don't like this. Default value is 100. distor_sensorw = 320 distor_sensorh = 240 Dimensions of camera sensor. Default values are for 1/4p sensor. This parameters used to have the same k coefficient than article. AUTHOR Gerd Knorr<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 1997-2002 Gerd Knorr This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITH‐ OUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. (c) 1998-2000 Gerd Knorr webcam(1)


My big Brain Works, Dude :)
Sonal Mami
Piyush Mama
Nana
Nani
Mihir
Shubhit
Sonal Mami
I hope you feel better after your tooth surgery.
Come back soon.
Lots of hugs and kisses from all of us.


DAYTRIPPERS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
One day Eliza D'Amico (Hope Davis) accidentally finds a love note, presumably to her husband Louis (Stanley Tucci). After quoting a pre-Shakespearean poet named Andrew Marvell ("Therefore the love which us doth bind"), the letter ends, "Love forever, Sandy."
Eliza doesn't know anyone named Sandy. "Maybe he's desperately in love," bemoans Eliza about her husband. "Don't be ridiculous," advises Eliza's mother. "Nobody is desperately in love." After discussing the letter more with her family, they all leave in the old family station wagon to confront Louis at his book publishing office in Manhattan. The show is a comedic mystery as the daytrippers follow the clues around town in an attempt to find Louis and see if he is having an affair. And yes, stick around because there will be a surprise.
In the car on the day trip are Eliza's working class parents Rita and Jim Malone, her sister Jo, and Jo's boyfriend Carl. The domineering mother is played by Anne Meara, the hen-pecked father by Pat McNamara, the independent sister by Parker Posey, and the pseudo-intellectual boyfriend by Liev Schreiber. The other major member of the ensemble cast is Campbell Scott as the author Eddie.
Written and directed by Greg Mottola, DAYTRIPPERS's tone from the beginning is dark, quiet and aloof. Mottola's script is much better than his directing. There are many thought provoking little lines, with most of them coming from Carl, the story's philosopher. (On Architecture: "The Europeans may have been imperialists, but they know how to make a building.") Carl explains that his upcoming novel is an "allegory about spiritual survival in the contemporary world." Carl ridicules the crassness of modern society in general and the middle-class in particular. He would replace our failed democracy with an aristocracy. Carl and all the characters in the film deliver their lines antiseptically. The director seems to be trying to shut the audience out rather than drawing them it into the story.
The show bubbles over with oddities right down to a Maurice Chevalier barometer. Eventually, the daytrippers' journey will take them to a book party honoring Amy Corinne Fairbright-Lebow (Amy Stiller), where Amy will deliver one of the film's typically convoluted lines. "I feel it odd to be experiencing such a feeling of joy over a book about spiritual asphyxiation," she confesses.
After an hour and a quarter of dead pan humor that only works in fits and spurts, the film finally comes alive in the last ten minutes. The change is so dramatic that you will swear you can hear the actors' shells breaking. If only the rest of the film had been this genuine.
DAYTRIPPERS runs 1:27. It is rated R for some profanity and sexual references. The film would be fine for teenagers. Not a bad movie, but the story is too thin to be able to recommend it to you. I'll give it **.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 27, 1997
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Design is a slippery and elusive phenomenon.
rebels and renegades
vulnerable
And yet he used design unknowingly and instinctively but with tremendous ingenuity to achieve his
And so did another equally improbable, accidental designer,
dreamt of (dream of )
the case throughout history
through military conquest
terrorizing the high seas
they needed to attack their enemies so brutally that they would surrender on sight.
incurring casualties.
playing the part of a merciless brute.
so they sizzled menacingly whenever his ship was poised to attack.
Colonial trade was flourishing, and piracy was highly profitable.
And the smarter pirates like him realized that to maximize their spoils.
he flew a flag that bore the macabre symbols of a human skull and a pair of crossed bones, because those motifs had signified death in so many cultures for centuries
Put like that, it's easy to see...
was a precursor of today's logos
Yet design was also used to nobler ends
Once there, she swiftly realized that...
in the filthy, fetid wards, than they were of battle wounds.
So she campaigned for cleaner, lighter, airier clinics to be designed and built.
The Nightingale ward, as it is called, dominated hospital design for decades to come
Ying solved this problem by insisting that all bows and arrows were designed identically, so they were interchangeable.
His formidably equipped army won batter after battle
designers who deviated from it risked being seen as cranks or subversives.
admittedly, some of his experiments failed
has provided sorely needed refuge to many, many people in desperate circumstances ever since.
Now, it was the courage and verve of radical designers like Bucky and Moholy that drew me to design.


Congratulations!
Here are some links to find information about voting.
Sorry! You are too young to vote.
Here are some links where you can learn about the voting process, and the age requirements.


Whenever we are dealing with databases we are often going to be using the SQL language. We can use basic SQL statements to look up information in those databases. However, not all look ups are equal, and when you start dealing with extremely big databases it can be incredibly important to make sure you optimize your searches!
One good example of optimizing your queries in SQL is the use of the *. When you are using SQL's SELECT query you can specify what you would like to select based on. If you want to select everything you can use the * key. However, when you actually look at the time and computing power necessary to use the * key, the query runs a lot slower than had you simply typed out the column names yourself.
Another optimization example is to use EXISTS instead of DISTINCT when you are joining two tables together. Yet another is to use the query UNION ALL in place of UNION.
The list of optimizations that you can use in SQL is much longer than necessary for this blog post. If you are interested in learning about specific implementations of SQL optimizations there are tons of websites dedicated to them. For now it is important to know that not all queries are created equal! If you are dealing with a database of a couple hundred users, these optimizations probably won't be a deal breaker, but if you start dealing with tables that have thousands or millions of data points, you will want to make sure that your searches are optimized!


Answer TRUE or FALSE.
Every recursive call reduces the problem size, bringing it increasingly closer to a base case until it becomes that case.
What would happen if the recursive calls did not reduce the problem size?


Password Generator
Uppercase Characters:
Lowercase Characters:
Numeric Characters:
Special Characters:
Desired Password Length (8-128 characters):
Value:
Generated Password:
Generate Password
Copy to Clipboard


Tap to see more picture
Apple Inc. is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online services. It is considered one of the Big Four tech companies along with Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
Visit the website for an Apple product:
Citetation:


This is the first heading. Press Search + H to go to the next heading
This is the second heading. Keep going; either press Search+H or Search+Shift+H
This is the last heading. Press Search+H to wrap to the first heading, or
Search+Shift+H to go to the second heading on this page.


Football: Three things we learned from Liverpool's win over Man City
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool moved eight points clear at the top of the Premier League and nine ahead of Manchester City with a 3-1 win over the defending champions at Anfield to take a giant leap towards ending their 30-year wait for the title.
Fabinho's searing strike and Mohamed Salah's stooping header handed Liverpool a dream start inside 13 minutes.
However, there was plenty of controversy to accompany that opening gambit from the European champions as in the build-up to Fabinho's goal, Trent Alexander-Arnold handled inside his own area and City claims for a penalty were waved away.
Sadio Mane made it 3-0 early in the second half as the loss of first-choice goalkeeper Ederson to injury came back to cost City as Claudio Bravo failed to keep the Senegalese's diving header out.
Bernardo Silva pulled a goal back as the visitors ended the game camped in Liverpool's half, but there was no miracle late fightback to leave the champions clinging to the defence of their title by a thread.
LIVERPOOL CLINICAL, CITY WASTEFUL
City enjoyed more possession and more shots on goal, but where the champions were wasteful, Liverpool were clinical.
The hosts scored with their first two attacks to leave City with a mountain to climb.
Angelino hit the post and Sergio Aguero pulled the sort of opening he has specialised in burying throughout his City career wide with the chance to bring Pep Guardiola's men back into the game before half-time.
Even after Bernardo Silva's strike to reduce City's deficit, there could have been a nervy ending for Liverpool had Raheem Sterling gone for goal rather than trying to square for Gabriel Jesus.
Instead, the Brazilian's flicked effort was blocked to sum up the difference between the sides.
TITLE LIVERPOOL'S TO LOSE
"People will say Liverpool can only lose it." Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is already aware of the narrative that his side will face in the remaining seven months of the season with such a historic prize up for grabs.
There may still be 26 games to go, but Liverpool have lost just one of their last 51 in the league and dropped just two points in their last 21 matches.
Only City's brilliance in winning their last 14 games of the Premier League campaign denied Klopp's men the title last season.
With the champions wounded by a long-term injury to centre-back Aymeric Laporte and without Ederson on Sunday, Liverpool smelled blood and took their chance to land what appears a knockout blow to City's title defence.
ANOTHER FINE VAR
The marquee game of the Premier League season was always likely to be affected by a big VAR call and the entire complexion of the game changed in the space of 22 seconds just six minuets in.
City could easily have had a penalty when the ball ricocheted around the Liverpool area and hit Alexander-Arnold on the arm. Had the same incident taken place in the Champions League, it likely would have been given.
But with the Premier League's high bar to overrule the referee's call on the field, City were doubly punished when Fabinho fired home a brilliant strike.
Guardiola sarcastically thanked the officials at full-time, while the absent Ederson posted "the TV guys forgot their glasses at home" on Instagram.


Before Change
if labels is None:
return
parsed = self.tokenize(labels[0])
parsed.append("__END__")
loss = 0
for i in range(len(parsed)):
probs = self.agent.next_word_probability(action, parsed[:i])
// get probability of correct answer, divide by total prob mass
After Change
parsed = self.dict.tokenize(labels[0])
loss = 0
for i in range(len(parsed)):
if parsed[i] in self.dict:
// only score words which are in the dictionary
probs = self.agent.next_word_probability(action, parsed[:i])
// get probability of correct answer, divide by total prob mass
prob_true = probs.get(parsed[i], 0)
if prob_true > 0:
prob_true /= sum(probs.values())
loss -= math.log(prob_true)
else:
loss = float("inf")
with self._lock():
self.metrics["total"] += 1
self.metrics["loss"] += loss
self.metrics["num_tokens"] += len(parsed)


Disclaimer
This is my personal blog. The views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer(s) or any other organization(s) I am associated with.
Comment policy
I reserve (and sometimes enjoy) the right to remove unwanted, meaningless, tasteless, stupid, racist, or rude comments posted here. I reserve the right to decide what belongs to the above mentioned categories.


{% extends 'main.html' %} {% load static %} {% include './navbar.html' %} {% include './footer.html' %} {% block content %}
Welcome!
Here you will find all you need to know about your favourite Cryptids!
Discover the names, information, dates last seen and locations!


{% extends "_layouts/head_items_base.html" %} {% block nav %} {% url 'blog:list' as blog %} {% url 'gallery:album' as gallery %} {% url 'location:current_location' as current_location %} {% url 'location:past_locations' as past_locations %} Toggle navigation Team Surmandl! {% ifequal request.path blog %} Blog {% else %} Blog {% endifequal %} {% ifequal request.path gallery %} Photos {% else %} Photos {% endifequal %} {% ifequal request.path location %} Locations Current Location Past Locations {% else %} Locations Current Location Past Locations {% endifequal %} {% ifequal request.path music %} Listening to What's David listening to? What's Jenny listening to? {% else %} Listening to What's David listening to? What's Jenny listening to? {% endifequal %} About the team Signed in as {{ user.first_name }} {{ user.last_name }} Logout {% endblock %} {% block footer %}
Team Surmandl!
Signed in as {{ user.first_name }} {{ user.last_name }}


Solid Terrain Modeling Inc
45353755
2015/02/24
1179 Miscellaneous manufactured articles
2015/02/24 to 2015/03/31
2015/03/31
$23,646.81
3D Wall Map
$20,564.10
$3,082.71
This Contract includes one or more amendments


This is the secret page!
Only Users and Adminitrators have access
Click on the button to rotate the image.
Click to rotate


See this video to understand how to import data file.
Copy and Run the sample code in your Rstudio to see how install.packages() function works.
DO NOT CLICK RUN
# Add the rate column print(getwd()) setwd('Data')


Cache Class
The cache class allows you to cache the result of a resource heavy operation.
Usage
Using caches can be done in 2 ways: through static usage of the Cache class and through cache objects
returned by the Cache::forge(). This section covers static usage which will always work with the same
driver as specified in the configuration.
Using cache objects and Cache::forge() is explained in the advanced
section.
Garbage Collection
There is currently NO garbage collection mechanism build into the Cache drivers. Storage backends that
have built-in support for data expiration, such as APC, Memcached or Redis, will use that feature, and
will auto expire stale cache entries.
This means that if you use files to store your cached entries, you will have to write a cron job that will
periodically delete all old files based on their last modified timestamp!
set($identifier, $contents = null, $expiration = false, $dependencies = array())
Writes a cache.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $identifier |
string |
Name of the cache |
| $contents |
mixed |
Contents to be cached |
| $expiration |
int |
Amount of seconds until the cache expires. null will make it never expire, false
makes it use the default expiration set in config. |
| $dependencies |
array |
Array of identifiers this cache depends on, this cache expires if one of those
is newer or doesn't exist anymore. |
|
| Returns |
void |
| Example |
// Cache 'String to be cached' for 3 hours with identifier "test"
Cache::set('test', 'String to be cached.', 3600 * 3);
// You can add a section or directory of the cache with dot-notation
Cache::set('test.test', 'String to be cached.', 3600 * 3);
|
get($identifier, $use_expiration = true)
Retrieves a cache.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $identifier |
string |
Name of the cache |
| $use_expiration |
true |
Disable cache expiration for this fetching by setting this to false |
|
| Returns |
mixed - cache contents |
| Throws |
CacheNotFoundException when Cache doesn't exist or CacheExpiredException when it has expired |
| Example |
// try to retrieve the cache and save to $content var
try
{
$content = Cache::get('test');
}
catch (\CacheNotFoundException $e)
{
/*
Catching the CacheNotFoundException exception will catch
both CacheNotFoundException and CacheExpiredException.
Use this when catching the exception.
*/
}
|
delete($identifier)
Deletes a cache.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $identifier |
string |
Name of the cache |
|
| Returns |
void |
| Example |
Cache::delete('test');
|
delete_all($section = null, $driver = null)
Flushes the whole cache for a specific storage driver or just a subsection of it.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $section |
string |
Name of a section or directory of the cache, null to delete everything |
| $driver |
string |
Name of the driver to use, null to use the default driver. |
|
| Returns |
void |
| Example |
// Delete the whole cache for the default driver
Cache::delete_all();
// Delete the subdirectory "test" of file
Cache::delete_all('test', 'file');
|
call($identifier, $callback, $args = array(), $expiration = null, $dependencies = array())
Cache the result of any callable function or method.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $identifier |
string |
Name of the cache |
| $callback |
mixed |
Any valid PHP callback |
| $args |
array |
Any arguments for the callback |
| $expiration |
int |
Amount of seconds until the cache expires. null will make it never expire, false
makes it use the default expiration set in config. |
| $dependencies |
array |
Array of identifiers this cache depends on, this cache expires if one of those
is newer or doesn't exist anymore. |
|
| Returns |
void |
| Example |
// Cache the result of a model find
Cache::call('article_something', array('Model_Article', 'find'), array("all", array( 'where' => array('something' => $something) ));
|


Jaesim / Retrial / New Trial
Jaesim is a movie starring Jung-Eun Lee, Jae-young Han, and Hyun-Sook Jun. Hyun-Woo, who is the sole witness to the murder of a taxi driver, is accused of committing the crime and persecuted and prosecuted. He is sentenced to a...


Meetings of the Caltech Student Investment Fund are open to all members of the Caltech community, including Undergrads, Graduate Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, and JPL personnel. During the academic year, general Fund meetings are held weekly on Wednesdays from 5-6 PM in conference room 312 in the Cahill Center for Astronomy. Additional meetings focusing on quantitative finance are held on Mondays from 5-6 PM in the same room. Anyone is welcome to come and participate in meetings, regardless of prior attendance or experience. Dinner/refreshments are provided due to conflicts with undergraduate dinners.
All members of the Caltech community are considered to be members of the Student Investment Fund, and as such can propose any change to the Fund's portfolio (in accordance with the Fund's bylaws) at the weekly meetings. However, only members of the Board of Directors are allowed to vote on proposals made. In order to become a Director, one must either attend six meetings in a single year, or have a proposal passed by the Board.
If you want to learn more about the Student Investment Fund, please feel free to come to one of our meetings or subscribe to our general email list, which includes information about general SIF activities, meeting reminders, and portfolio proposals. You can also subscribe to our general discussion chat, which tends to focus on changes in the market and various pieces of news. These links only work to those on the Caltech network, so if they don't work please feel free to contact us, and we will add you to our mailing list.
The Caltech Student Investment Fund was originally founded in 1978, as part of a generous gift from J. Stanley Johnson and & Mary W. Johnson. The endowment, consisting of 2,500 shares of H&R Block Stock, valued at the time at $0.75/share, was unique in the fact that it was to be invested by the Caltech student body. In their initial letter outlining the terms and conditions for the student-managed fund specified the following mission for the fund:
“The Fund shall be a separately invested endowment fund with the primary purpose of providing a learning experience for students in investment management with the expectation that, through the operation of this Fund, they may gain increased understanding of the free enterprise system as it functions in the American economy today.”In following with this goal, the Caltech Student Investment Fund has invested and managed its portfolio under the direction of the student body and the greater Caltech community.
In addition to providing a learning experience for Caltech students, the Student Investment fund was also established with the goal of giving back and supporting the greater Caltech community. This initially took the form of projects, recommended annually by the student body and approved by the Administration, that would be funded by a withdrawal of up to 4% of the market value of the Fund's portfolio. Over the years this has lead to the current annual Disbursement program, where clubs and Caltech organizations may apply for disbursements to satisfy one-time capital expenditures. These requests, if they are deemed beneficial to the Caltech community as a whole, are approved directly by the Fund's student Board of Directors.


‘Man with a golden heart’: Ratan Tata’s appeal to adopt abandoned dog gets praise online
Requesting people to find a home for a 9-month old Labrador, Ratan Tata wrote, "Of all the different sufferings that animals today have to go through, my heart truly breaks for the ones that get abandoned by families."
by Trends DeskOwner of two pet dogs, industrialist Ratan Tata has often been vocal about his love for animals. While last year he won hearts after dedicating a part of his Mumbai residence to street dogs, recently his attempt to find a home for an abandoned dog has left netizens emotional.
Requesting people to find a home for a 9-month old abandoned Labrador, Ratan Tata wrote, “Of all the different sufferings that animals today have to go through, my heart truly breaks for the ones that get abandoned by families.”
“I cannot imagine what must go through their minds when one day they have a home, and the next they don’t. The kindness in 9-month-old Myra’s eyes still stays after being abandoned, and I could really use your help in finding her a family,” Tata further said while empathising the pain the animal must be feeling after being left alone.
Along with his heartfelt post, Tata also shared two pictures of the canine. With a following of over six lakh, it did not take long for the post to go viral and be flooded with reactions.


Bootstrap
component practise
heading
it is a popular website
//progres bar//
60% Complete
//progress bar with level//
60%
//low percentage//
0%
2%
//Contextual alternatives Progress bars use some of the same button and alert classes for consistent styles.//
40% Complete (success)
20% Complete
60% Complete (warning)
80% Complete
//Striped//
40% Complete (success)
20% Complete
60% Complete (warning)
80% Complete (danger)
//Animated//
45% Complete


Toggle navigation
Loading...
Proposal
Project
Review
Logout
What would you like to work on today?
PROPOSAL
PROJECT
REVIEW
Select the names of all students who will work on this project
Choose these partners
Select the one theme that best fits your topic
Write your project proposal
What is (are) your main research questions?
What would you need to know in order to answer your research question(s)?
×
Select a sentence starter to use in your note
We wonder...
We just found out that...
Something that doesn’t make sense is...
We conclude that...
Is this a drawing, model, or other form of representation that you constructed yourself?
Yes
No
Give your poster a title
Select all themes that relate to your topic
Send new content to your poster
Create text content
Create media content
You can edit content that has already been sent to your poster
Send text to your poster. You can select a tile to get you started.
Send media to your poster. You can select a tile to get you started.
What do you want your peers to know about this media?
Please log in
What would you like to do today?
Start new project


Welcome to Bob's awesome emporium of anime!
For sale: some sweet anime Blu-Rays.
Quantity desired:
Price: $100


-
iOS Application: SimpleList
- SimpleList is an iOS application type toDoList or ckecklist. Learned from Ray Wenderlich's tutorial, i wrote the code in Swift from scratch. The application lets you create SimpleLists which will include list items which indicate things to be done or already done with green checkmarks in front of them. You can also schedule a local notification for each item.
- iOS GitHub
-
MacOS Application: GifViewer
- GifViewer is a Mac OS X / macOS application that lets you read gif files as a book. I've tried to find something that packages multiple gif files into a single file, like pdf or something but i haven't found any software like this, so I wrote it myself in Swift, inspiring by this tutorial from Ray Wenderlich. You can replace the gif files under the project folder and modify the variable indicating total number of pages you want to include in the app.
- GitHub
-
MacOS Application: MenubarHide
- MenubarHide is a Mac OS X / macOS application that lets you show or hide system-cached files via a little menubar icon. Simply launch application without typing long commands every time in the terminal to show or hide those annoying system files.
- GitHub
- {% if site.duoshuo_username %}
-


--- layout: home title: "Home" ---
I wrote a few articles and How-to guides where I describe the configuration steps to use cloud-native software in an Oracle Linux on-premise deployment. Most of the information is a result of work I did with customers or material I used for workshops or hands-on labs.
All the How-to guides are tested on my demo-infrastructure, they are simple to use and designed to run on a laptop. This is a very convenient setup and a nice way to explore or develop cloud native applications without spending cloud resources. Use the following Oracle Vagrant files to build your laptop infrastructure:


Psalms 104:9
Thou hast set a bound that they may not pass over; that they turn not again to cover the earth.


# concat-stream
Writable stream that concatenates strings or binary data and calls a callback with the result. Not a transform stream – more of a stream sink.
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/maxogden/concat-stream.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/maxogden/concat-stream)
[![NPM](https://nodei.co/npm/concat-stream.png)](https://nodei.co/npm/concat-stream/)
### description
Streams emit many buffers. If you want to collect all of the buffers, and when the stream ends concatenate all of the buffers together and receive a single buffer then this is the module for you.
Only use this if you know you can fit all of the output of your stream into a single Buffer (e.g. in RAM).
There are also objectMode streams that emit things other than Buffers, and you can concatenate these too. See below for details.
### examples
#### Buffers
```js var fs = require(‘fs’) var concat = require(‘concat-stream’)
var readStream = fs.createReadStream(‘cat.png’) var concatStream = concat(gotPicture)
readStream.on(‘error’, handleError) readStream.pipe(concatStream)
- function gotPicture(imageBuffer) {
- // imageBuffer is all of cat.png as a node.js Buffer
}
- function handleError(err) {
- // handle your error appropriately here, e.g.: console.error(err) // print the error to STDERR process.exit(1) // exit program with non-zero exit code
}
#### Arrays
`js
var write = concat(function(data) {})
write.write([1,2,3])
write.write([4,5,6])
write.end()
// data will be [1,2,3,4,5,6] in the above callback
`
#### Uint8Arrays
`js
var write = concat(function(data) {})
var a = new Uint8Array(3)
a[0] = 97; a[1] = 98; a[2] = 99
write.write(a)
write.write('!')
write.end(Buffer('!!1'))
`
See test/ for more examples
# methods
`js
var concat = require('concat-stream')
`
## var writable = concat(opts={}, cb)
Return a writable stream that will fire cb(data) with all of the data that was written to the stream. Data can be written to writable as strings, Buffers, arrays of byte integers, and Uint8Arrays.
By default concat-stream will give you back the same data type as the type of the first buffer written to the stream. Use opts.encoding to set what format data should be returned as, e.g. if you if you don’t want to rely on the built-in type checking or for some other reason.
- string - get a string
- buffer - get back a Buffer
- array - get an array of byte integers
- uint8array, u8, uint8 - get back a Uint8Array
- object, get back an array of Objects
If you don’t specify an encoding, and the types can’t be inferred (e.g. you write things that aren’t in the list above), it will try to convert concat them into a Buffer.
# error handling
concat-stream does not handle errors for you, so you must handle errors on whatever streams you pipe into concat-stream. This is a general rule when programming with node.js streams: always handle errors on each and every stream. Since concat-stream is not itself a stream it does not emit errors.
# license
MIT LICENSE


A pagination displays navigation buttons for browsing through a collection
A standard pagination
A pagination with maxSize set
A pagination with maxSize set and rotation enabled


Claimtracker maintains a log file (claimtracker.log) in the same directory where
the executable resides. There are five levels of detail that claimtracker can log,
which determines what events are recorded in the log file. The granularity can be
selected in Edit>>Preferences, and the five levels are:
DEBUG - used for interal system events that are not necessarily observable from the
application but are useful to trace the steps leading to an event.
INFO - used to describe services starting and stopping, or to provide information
about the state of the application.
WARNING - used to describe mis-behaving but recoverable events in the software, such
as malformed inputs and outputs.
ERROR - used to describe non-critical errors that break functionality, such as the
inability to update claims.
CRITICAL - used to describe fatal events that is forcing the shutdown of the service
or application.
By default, the claimtracker logging level is set to DEBUG, and it is recommended to
leave the software at this level while it is being actively developed.
In the event of unexpected behaviour or critical failures, please email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a thorough
descriptions of the events leading to the bug and the log file attached.


--- layout: page title: Fun permalink: /fun/ description: Sumit Gupta's activites. tags: fun --- An incomplete list of places I have visited.


{% load static %}
₹ {{book.price}}
| Seller name | {{book.username}} |
| Author | {{book.author}} |
| Publication | {{book.publication}} |
| Category | {{book.bookcat}} |
- Please check if the book is genuine.
- The book is not torn or damaged.
- Make sure no pages are torn off from the book.


--- layout: default title: Deploying to Heroku permalink: /heroku/ redirect_from: - /heroku.html sitemap: priority: 0.7 lastmod: 2014-09-08T00:00:00-00:00 ---
This sub-generator allows deployment of your JHipster application to the Heroku cloud.
Before running the sub-generator, you must install the Heroku toolbelt, and have a Heroku account created.
You must also create a Heroku account and log in with the toolbelt by running the following command:
$ heroku login Enter your Heroku credentials. Email: YOUR_EMAIL Password (typing will be hidden): YOUR_PASSWORD Authentication successful.
To deploy your application to Heroku, run this command:
yo jhipster:heroku
This should package your application in "production" mode, create an Heroku application with a database, upload your code, and start the application.
Note that if your application is a microservice, you will be prompted to provide a registry URL. Scroll down to learn how to do this.
Please be aware that your application must start under 90 seconds, or it will be killed. Depending on the platform load, starting under 60 seconds is of course not guaranteed!
When your application is already deployed, you can prepare a new deployment by typing:
mvn package -Pprod -DskipTests
Or when using gradle:
./gradlew -Pprod bootRepackage -x test
Note: This assumes you have run the generator on the machine you are executing this command from. If you have not, you will need to first run heroku plugins:install https://github.com/heroku/heroku-deploy
.
To push to production, type:
heroku deploy:jar --jar target/*.war
Or when using gradle:
heroku deploy:jar --jar build/libs/*war
JHipster microservices require a JHipster registry as described in the Doing microservices with JHipster documentation. You can deploy a registry to Heroku by clicking this button:
Once the registry is deployed, you can run the yo jhipster:heroku
command against your microservice or gateway. The Heroku sub-generator will
prompt you for the URL of your registry, which will be in the form https://[appname].herokuapp.com
.
A registry running on Heroku has a few limitations, including:
To secure the registry, you must add the spring-boot-starter-security
dependency to the app. To do so, first clone a local copy of the registry by running these commands (but replace "[appname]" with the name of your Heroku registry app):
git clone https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-registry
cd jhipster-registry
heroku git:remote [appname]
Then add the following dependency to the pom.xml
:
<dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-security</artifactId> </dependency>
Then commit the change and redeploy the registry by running these commands:
git add pom.xml
git commit -m "security"
git push heroku master
A random password for the registry was automatically configured when you deployed it. You can capture this value by running the following command:
heroku config:get JHIPSTER_PASSWORD
Finally, update all of your microservices and your gateway to use the credentials for the registry by running this command:
heroku config:set<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If your application is killed by Heroku when your Liquibase changelog is being applied, your database will be marked as "locked" by Liquibase. You will need to manually clean the lock table. On Postgres, you make sure you have a local Postgres client installed and run the following command:
heroku pg:psql -c "update databasechangeloglock set locked=false;"
Heroku has a default boot-timeout limit of 90 seconds. If your app takes longer than this, Heroku will kill the process, which may leave the database in a locked state. If the problem is persistent, try contacting Heroku Support to request a longer boot limit for your app.


Weather Station Demo
Display
ChangeDisplay
Configuration
REST URL
Set REST URL
Log
To be generated from ThingML :-)


We empower WordPress developers with design-driven themes and a classy experience their clients will just love
Gluten-free quinoa selfies carles, kogi gentrify retro marfa viral. Odd future photo booth flannel ethnic pug, occupy keffiyeh synth blue bottle tofu tonx iphone. Blue bottle 90′s vice trust fund gastropub gentrify retro marfa viralResponsive Theme
Free Support
Retina Ready
Easy Customize


2.1.11 ¶
- [Yii1] Improved Yii connector. AR metadata is cleaned up between requests.
regenerateId
of session is disabled. - [REST][InnerBrowser] redirect is not triggered when Location header is set but response code is not 3xx. By @Naktibalda. Fixes #3171.
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] checkboxes can be located by label by @dizzy7. See #3237
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] field can be matched by its trimmed label value. See #3209. By @dizzy7
- [WebDriver] fixed URL matching in WebDriver::seeLink
- [WebDriver][InnerBrowser] Improved error messages of
seeLink
anddontSeeLink
2.1.10 ¶
- PHPUnit version locked to <5.4
- [Db] Added missing support for LIKE condition to SqlSrv driver
2.1.9 ¶
- PHPUnit 5.4 compatibility for creating mocks using
Codeception\Util\Stub
by @davertmik. See #3093 and #3080 - Updated dependencies to support Symfony 3.1
- [Laravel5] Fixed issue where non-existing services were called in _before and _after methods. See #3028.
- Fix self-update command to update only to stable versions by @MAXakaWIZARD
- Added
settings: backup_global
to config, to disable backup_global option of PHPUnit by @mkeasling. See #3045. Fixes #3044 - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
see
matches UTF-8 text case-insensitively by @Naktibalda. Fixes #3114 - Fixed page object generation with namespaces by @eugene-manuilov and @Naktibalda. See #3126 Fixes #3012
--steps
will not disable code coverage. By @Naktibalda. Fixes #2620- Suppress console coverage report with
--quiet
by @EspadaV8. See #2370 - Improved multibyte output in console by @kt81. See #3130
- [Lumen] Fixed:
initializeLumen()
method has been called twice on start by @kt81. See #3124 #2607 - [Db] Allow INT Parameter SQL Binding by @davidcochrum . Fixes #3118
- [Db] Support LIKE conditions in assertions.
- [Db] Improved regex for parsing comments by @dima-stefantsov. See #3138
- [Dbh] Fix
seeInDatabase
anddontSeeInDatabase
with empty criteria. Closes #3116 - [Symfony] Improve fail messages on seeInCurrentRoute and seeCurrentRouteIs
- [Symfony] Improve route comparison on seeInCurrentRoute and seeCurrentRouteIs
- [WebDriver] multi session testing with friends improved by @eXorus. Webdriver sessions are finished correctly;
leave()
method added to Friend class. See #3068 - [PhpBrowser] added
handler
andmiddleware
config options to customize Guzzle handlers and middleware - Added full support of phpunit-bridge features.
- [Laravel] Fixed issue where non-existing services were called in _before and _after methods. See #3028.
- [WebDriver] fixed using
saveSessionSnapshot
with codecoverage. Closes #2923 - [ZF2] create new instance of Application for each request
2.1.8 ¶
Util\Locator
added methods to create locators to match element at their position:elementAt
,firstElement
,lastElement
- [Symfony] Refactor to unify service retrieval, avoid memleaks and reduce memory footprint. Closes #2938 and #2954.
- [Symfony] New optoin
rebootable_client
that reboots client's kernel before each request. - [WebDriver] fixed
seeInField
for textarea with whitespaces before and after string. Closes #2921 - [Symfony] Deprecated
grabServiceFromContainer
usegrabService
instead. For consistency with other frameworks. - [Asserts] More
assert*
methods from PHPUnit added - [Asserts] Added
expectException
method codecept self-update
works with proxy by @gr1ev0us- [Phalcon1 add params support for method amOnRoute by @MelnykDmitro
2.1.7 ¶
- PHPUnit 5.x support
- Global Bootstrap, Suite Bootstrap, Module Initialization happens before test loading. Fixes issues of autoloading TestCase classes introduced in 2.1.5, see #2872
- Added option to skip PHP files validation in
codeception.yml
-settings: lint: false
- [Facebook] Updated to facebook/php-sdk-v4 version 5 by @orhan-swe and @tigerseo #2828 #2415
- [WebDriver] Added
scrollTo
action by @javigomez and @davertmik #2844 - Fix encoding problems in PHP prior to 5.6 by @pejaycz. See #2831
- [Queue] Fixed
clearQueue
for AmazonSQS by @mikitu #2805 - [Db] Fixed loading files in Sqlite @mcustiel See #2812
- [PhpBrowser]
amHttpAuthenticated
allows null, null as parameters to unset authentication. #2896 Util\Locator
addedcontains
method to easily locate any element containing a text.- [Laravel5] Added
guard
parameters toseeAuthentication
anddontSeeAuthentication
methods. By @janhenkgerritsen. See #2876 - [Laravel5] Added functionality to disable/enable Laravel's exception handling. By @janhenkgerritsen. See #2763
- [Laravel5] Authentication now persists between requests when calling
amLoggedAs
with an instance ofAuthenticable
. See #2795 - [REST] Fixed dontSeeXmlResponseMatchesXpath method #2825 by @mangust404
- [ZF2] Fixed POST parameters #2814 by @Naktibalda
- [ZF1] Call Zend_Registry::_unsetInstance in _after #2863 by @Naktibalda
2.1.6 ¶
- Starting from 2.1.6 you can download PHP 5.4 compatible phar build at http://codeception.com/php54/codecept.phar by @Naktibalda. See installation guide.
- [WebDriver] Fixed uploading files with PhantomJS #1823 by @DavertMik and @Naktibalda. Please specify your browser name as
phantom
in WebDriver config in order to use PhantomJS-specific hooks. - Fixed parsing PHP files with spaces in name on PHP<7 by @acuthbert. Fixes #2647
- [WebDriver] Fixed proxy error when using with Chrome #2651 by @vaikla
- [Laravel5] Allow Laravel5 application URL to be set through config. By @gmhenderson. See #2676
- [Laravel5] Mocked events should also return an array. Fix by @devinfd
- Fixed using codecoverage with environments #2634
- Various HHVM improvements by @Naktibalda, for instance, Asserts module issues has been fixed.
- [REST] Fixes #2775
seeResponseJsonMatchesXpath
when JSON contains ampersand. By @Naktibalda. - [Filesystem] Added
seeNumberNewLines
method to check the number of new lines in opened file. By @sergeyklay - [Symfony2] Added
seeCurrentRouteMatches
action by @laszlo-karpati See #2665 - [Sequence] Added
sqs
function to generate unique sequences per suite. #2766 by @johnatannvmd - [FTP] Fixed various bugs by @k-serenade. See #2755
- [Frameworks][PhpBrowser] Fixed #2733:
seeOptionIsSelected
sees first option as selected if none is selected by @Naktibalda - [Symfony2] Removed 'localhost' from getInternalDomains by @Naktibalda. Fixed #2717
- Bugfix for using groups by directory on Windows by @tortuetorche See #2550 and #2551
- [REST] Fixed failed message for
seeHttpHeader
anddontSeeHttpHeader
from null to expected value #2697 by @zondor - [REST] Added methods to control redirect:
stopFollowingRedirects
andstartFollowingRedirects
by @brutuscat - [Recorder Extension] Added
animate_slides
config to disable left-right sliding animation between screenshots by @vml-rmott
2.1.5 ¶
- PHP7 support
- Symfony3 support
- [ZendExpressive] module added by @Naktibalda
- [Frameworks] Internal Domains: Framework modules now throw an
ExternalUrlException
when a test tries to open a URL that is not handled by the framework, i.e. an external URL. See #2396 - Syntax check for tests. If PHP7 is used,
ParseException
handles syntax error, otherwise linting happens withphp -l
. @davertmik - Fixed Cest generation to not include "use" statements if no namespaces set
- [REST] Modified JsonArray::sequentialArrayIntersect to return complete matches only by @Naktibalda. Fixes #2635
- [REST] Fixes validation of several types with filters. See #2581 By @davertmik
- [REST] JsonType improved URL filter to use
filter_var($value, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)
- [REST] JsonType to support collections: all items in an array will be validates against JsonType. By @davertmik
- [REST] Various fixes to JsonType: #2555 #2548 #2542
- [REST] Hides binary request data in debug by @codemedic. Fixed #1884, See #2552
- [WebDriver] Allow
appendField
to work with content editable div by @nsanden #2588 - [WebDriver] Allows adding ssl proxy settings by @mjntan35.
- [Symfony2] Config option
cache_router
added (disabled by default) by @raistlin. - [Doctrine] Fixed #2060: Too many connections error by @dranzd
- [Symfony2]
services
part added to allow access Symfony DIC while wokring with WebDriver or PhpBrowser by @laszlo-karpati See #2629 - [WebDriver][PhpBrowser] Unified setCookie "expires" param name by @davertmik. See #2582
- [Memcache] add adaptive close call on
_after
by @pfz. See #2572 - [Symfony2] Move kernel booting and container set up into _initialize() method by @Franua #2491
- [WebDriver] Fixed
seeInField
for textareas by @nsanden - [Yii2][REST] Fixed using Yii2 as dependency for REST by @Naktibalda. See #2562
- [Laravel5] Removed
enableMiddleware
andenableEvents
methods. See #2602. By @janhenkgerritsen - [Laravel] Refactored modules. See #2602. By @janhenkgerritsen
- [Laravel5] Fix bug for
seeCurrentRouteIs
when routes don't match. See #2593. By @maddhatter - [PhpBrowser] Set curl options for Guzzle6 correctly. See #2533. By @Naktibalda
- Fixed usage of GroupObject by unit tests. GroupObjects can skip tests by @davetmik. See #2617
2.1.4 ¶
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Added
_getResponseContent
hidden method. By @Naktibalda - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Added
moveBack
method. By @Naktibalda - [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Added
seeInSource
,dontSeeInSource
methods to check raw HTML instead of stripped text insee
/dontSee
. By @zbateson in #2465 - [WebDriver] print Selenium WebDriver logs on failure or manually with
debugWebDriverLogs
in debug mode. Config optiondebug_log_entries
added. See #2471 By @MasonM and @DavertMik. - [ZF2] grabs service from container without reinitializing it. Fixes #2519 where Doctrine2 gets different instances of the entity manager everytime grabServiceFromContainer is called. By @dranzd
- [REST] fixed usage of JsonArray and
json_last_error_msg
function on PHP 5.4. See #2535. By @Naktibalda - [REST]
seeResponseIsJsonType
can now validate emails withstring:email
definition. By @DavertMik - [REST]
seeResponseIsJsonType
:string|null
as well asnull|string
can be used to match null type. #2522 #2500 By @vslovik - [REST] REST methods can be used to inspect result of the last request made by PhpBrowser or framework module. see #2507. By @Naktibalda
- [Silex] Doctrine provider added. Doctrine2 module can be connected to Silex app with
depends: Silex
in config. By @arduanov #2503 - [Laravel5] Removed
expectEvents
and addedseeEventTriggered
anddontSeeEventTriggered
. By @janhenkgerritsen - [Laravel5] Fixed fatal error in
seeCurrentRouteIs
andseeCurrentActionIs
methods. See #2517. By @janhenkgerritsen - [Laravel5] Improved the error messages for several methods. See #2476. By @janhenkgerritsen
- [Laravel5] Improved form error methods. See #2432. By @janhenkgerritsen
- [Laravel5] Added wrapper methods for Laravel 5 model factories. See #2442. By @janhenkgerritsen
- [Phalcon] Added
amOnRoute
andseeCurrentRouteIs
methods by @sergeyklay - [Phalcon] Added
seeSessionHasValues
by @sergeyklay - [Phalcon] Added
getApplication()
method by @sergeyklay - [Symfony2] Sets
xdebug.max_nesting_level
to 200 only if it is lower. Fixes error hiding #2462 by @mhightower - [Db] Save the search path when importing Postgres dumps #2441 by @EspadaV8
- [Yii2] Fixed problems with transaction rollbacks when using the
cleanup
flag. See #2488. By @ivokund - [Yii2] Clean up previously uploaded files between tests by @tibee
- Actor classes generation improved by @codemedic #2453
- Added support for nested helper by @luka-zitnik #2494
- Make
generate:suite
respect bootstrap setting in #2512. By @dmitrivereshchagin
2.1.3 ¶
- [REST] Added matching data types by with new methods
seeResponseMatchesJsonType
anddontSeeResponseMatchesJsonType
. See #2391 - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] added
_request
and_loadPage
hidden API methods for performing arbitrary requests. - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed
seeInField
,dontSeeInField
for disabled fields #2378. See #2414. - Environment files can now be located in subfolders of
tests/_env
by @Zifius - [Symfony2] Fixed issue when accessing profiler when no request has been performed #652.
- [Symfony2] Added
amOnRoute
andseeCurrentRouteIs
methods by @raistlin - [ZF2] Added
amOnRoute
andseeCurrentRouteIs
methods module, by @Naktibalda - Fixed issue with trailing slashes in
seeCurrentUrlEquals
anddontSeeCurrentUrlEquals
methods #2324. By @janhenkgerritsen - Warning is displayed once using unconfigured environment.
- Fixed loading environment configurations for Cept files by @splinter89
- Fixed bootstrap with namespaces to inject namespaced actor classes properly.
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] added hidden
_request()
method to send requests to backend from Helper classes. - [Laravel5] Added
disableEvents()
,enableEvents()
andexpectEvents()
methods. By @janhenkgerritsen - [Laravel5] Added
dontSeeFormErrors()
method. By @janhenkgerritsen - [Db] Deleted Oracle driver (it existed by mistake, the real driver is Oci). By @Naktibalda
- [Db] Implemented getPrimaryKey method for Sqlite, Mysql, Postgresql, Oracle and MsSql. By @Naktibalda
- [Db] Implemented support for composite primary keys and tables without primary keys. By @Naktibalda
- Fixed the scalarizeArray to be aware of NULL fields #2264. By @fbidu
- [Soap] Fixed SOAP module #2296. By @relaxart
- Fixed a bug where blank lines in a groups file would run every test in the project #2297. By @imjoehaines
- [WebDriver] seeNumberOfElements should only count visible elements #2303. By @sascha-egerer
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Verbose output for all HTTP requests. By @Naktibalda
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Throw
Codeception\Exception\ExternalUrlException
when framework module tries to open an external URL #2328. By @Naktibalda - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Added
switchToIframe
method. By @Naktibalda - [Dbh] module deprecated
2.1.2 ¶
- Updated to PHPUnit 4.8
- Enhancement: Wildcard includes enabled when testing multiple applications. See #2016 By @nzod
- [Symfony2] fixed Doctrine2 integration: Doctrine transactions will start before each test and rollback afterwards. 2015-08-08
- [Doctrine2] establishing connection and starting transaction is moved to
_before
. 2015-08-08 - [PhpBrowser] Removed disabled and file fields from form values. By @Naktibalda 2015-08-08
- [ZF2] Added grabServiceFromContainer function. By InVeX 2015-08-08
- [PhpBrowser][Guzzle6] Disabled strict mode of CookieJar #2234 By @Naktibalda 2015-08-04
- [Laravel5] Added
disableMiddleware()
andenableMiddleware()
methods. By @janhenkgerritsen 2015-08-07 - Enhancement: If a specific *ActorActions trait does not exist in
tests/_support/_generated
directory, it will be created automatically before run. - Enhancement: do not execute all included suites if you run one specific suite 2015-08-08
Extension\Recorder
navigate over slides with left and right arrow keys, do not create screenshots for comment steps.Extension\Recorder
generates index html for all saved records.Extension\Recorder
fixed for creating directories twice. Fixed #2216Extension\Logger
fixed #2216- Fixed injection of Helpers into Cest and Test files. See #2222
Stub::makeEmpty
on interfaces works again by @Naktibalda- Command
generate:scenarios
fixed for Cest files by @mkudenko See #1962 - [Db] Quoted table name in Db::select, removed identical methods from child classes by @Naktibalda. See #2231
- [WebDriver] added support for running tests on a remote server behind a proxy with
http_proxy
andhttp_proxy_port
config options by @jdq22 2015-07-29 - [Laravel] Fixed issue with error handling for
haveRecord()
method in Laravel modules #2217 by @janhenkgerritsen 2015-07-28 - Fixed displayed XML/HTML report path #2187 by @Naktibalda 2015-07-27
- [WebDriver] Fixed
waitForElementChange
fatal error by @stipsan - [Db] Enhanced dollar quoting ($$) processing in PostgreSQL driver by @YasserHassan 2015-07-20
- [REST] Created tests for file-upload with REST module. By @Naktibalda 2015-08-08
- [Lumen] Fixed issue where wrong request object was passed to the Lumen application by @janhenkgerritsen 2015-07-18
2.1.1 ¶
- [WebDriver] Upgraded to facebook/webdriver 1.0 2015-07-11
WebDriver classes were moved to
Facebook\WebDriver
namespace. Please take that into account when using WebDriver API directly. Till 2.2 Codeception will keep non-namespaced aliases of WebDriver classes. - Module Reference now contains documentation for hidden API methods which should be used in Helper classes
- Skipped and Incomplete tests won't fire
test.before
andtest.after
events. For instance, WebDriver browser won't be started and Db cleanups won't be executed on incomplete or skipped tests. - Annotations
skip
andincomplete
enabled in Cest files #2131 - [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
_findElements($locator)
method added to use in Helper classes 2015-07-11 Now you can use$this->getModule('WebDriver')->findElements('.user');
in Helpers to match all elements withuser
class using WebDriver module - [PhpBrowser] Fixed
amOnUrl
method to open absolute URLs. - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fix for
fillField
using values that contain ampersands by @GawainLynch and @zbateson Issue #2132 - [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed missing HTTPS when trying to access protected pages #2141
2.1.0 ¶
- Recorder extension added. Shows acceptance test progress with a recorded slideshow.
- Updated to Guzzle 6. Codeception can now work both with Guzzle v5 and Guzzle v6. PhpBrowser chooses right connector depending on Guzzle version installed. By @davertmik and @enumag
- Annotations in Cept files.
Instead of calling
$scenario->skip()
,$scenario->group('firefox')
, etc, it is recommended to set scenario metadata with annotations// @skip
,// @group firefox
. Annotations can be parsed from line or block comments.$scenario->skip()
and$scenario->incomplete()
are still valid and can be executed inside conditional statements:if (!extension_loaded('xdebug')) $scenario->skip('Xdebug required')
- PSR-4: all support classes moved to
tests/_support
by default. Actors, Helpers, PageObjects, StepObjects, GroupObjects to follow PSR-4 naming style. Autoloader implemented by @splinter89. - Dependency Injection: support classes can be injected into tests. Support classes can be injected into each other too. This happens by implementing method
_inject
and explicitly specifying class names as parameters. Implemented by @splinter89. - Actor classes can be extended, their generated parts were moved to special traits in
_generated
namespace. Each *Tester class can be updated with custom methods. - Module config simplified: Modules can be configured in
enabled
section of suite config. - Conflicts: module can define conflicts with each other by implementing
_conflicts
method - Dependencies: module can explicitly define dependencies and expect their injection by implementing
_inject
and_depends
methods and relying on dependency injection container. - Current modules, environment, and test name can be received in scenario. Example:
$scenario->current('env')
returns current environment name. Fixes #1251 - Environment Matrix: environments can be merged. Environment configs can be created in
tests/_envs
, environment generator added. Implemented by By @sjableka. See #1747 - Custom Printers: XML, JSON, TAP, Report printers can be redefined in configuration. See #1425
- [Db] Added
reconnect
option for long running tests, which will connect to database before the test and disconnect after. By @Naktibalda - Module parts. Actions of modules can be loaded partially in order to disable actions which are not used in current tests. For instance, disable web actions of framework modules in unit testsing.
- Kohana, Symfony1, Doctrine1 modules considered deprecated and moved to standalone packages.
shuffle
added to settings. Randomizes order of running tests. See #1504- Console output improved: scenario stack traces contain files and lines of fail.
- [Doctrine2][Symfony2]
symfony_em_service
config option moved from Doctrine2 to Symfony2 module and renamed toem_service
2015-06-03 - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed cloning form nodes
Codeception\Lib\InnerBrowser::getFormFromCrawler(): ID XXX already defined
2015-05-13 - [WebDriver] session snapshot implemented, allows to store cookies and load them, i.e., to keep user session between testss.
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Malformed XPath locators wil throw an exception #1441
MODULE_INIT
event is fired before initializing modules #1370- Graceful tests termination using
pcntl_signal
. See #1286 - Group classes renamed to GroupObjects; Base GroupObject class renamed to
Codeception\GroupObject
- Official extensions moved to
ext
dir; Base Extension class renamed toCodeception\Extension
- Duplicate environment options won't cause Codeception to run environment tests twice
- [Phalcon1]
haveServiceInDi
method implemented by @sergeyklay - [Db]
seeNumRecords
method added by @sergeyklay


This building has no future states processed yet.
Configure state processing and energy sources under "Configuration" "Data Processing".
| Time | State of Charge | Current Charge Level | Daily consumption | Hourly consumption | Daily {{energySource.name}} charge | Hourly {{energySource.name}} charge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{futureState.timestamp | amFromUnix | amDateFormat:dateTimeFormat}} | {{(futureState.currentChargeLevel / futureState.batteryCapacity * 100) | number:2}}% | {{futureState.currentChargeLevel | number:2}} Wh | {{futureState.consumption.dailyTotal | number:2}} Wh | {{futureState.consumption.hourlyTotal | number:2}} Wh | {{futureState.sources[energySource.id].dailyCharge | number:2}} Wh | {{futureState.sources[energySource.id].hourlyCharge | number:2}} Wh |


The relationship people have with information differs for each individual. This is an important concept for two reasons: personal growth and communication skills. A man named Anthony Gregorc did some research on Mind Styles. I’ll be discussing what I learned from identifying my own mind style in the hope that reading will help you in your own introspective journey.
First things first, what are Mind Styles? Mind Styles categorize the way a person sequences and relates to information. There are two ordering qualities: sequential and random, and two perceptive qualities: concrete and abstract.
Sequential: preference for processing information in ordered chunks
Random: preference for processing information in out-of-order chunks
Concrete: based in reality/the physical world, what can be seen, heard, touched, smelled, or tasted
Abstract: based in intuition or imagination, seeks patterns
With these four qualities we can build the four Mind Styles: Concrete Sequential, Concrete Random, Abstract Sequential, and Abstract Random. Here’s a handy quiz to determine which style is your preference. It’s not as pretty as BuzzFeed, but it works. I show a preference for Abstract Random thinking, and the remainder of this post will be about that style.
Abstract Random (AR)
Stengths:
- Best style for learning new things
- Fabulous team player (noncompetitive, seeks harmony in group settings)
- Seeks to maintain open lines of communication
- Does exceedingly well when able to personally identify with tasks (blogging is a great example)
Weaknesses:
- May be easily bored with sequential, detailed information
- Difficulty sharing knowledge (AB+ blood types of the information sharing world - accepts information in all forms, but can only transfer it unaltered to other AR thinkers)
- Difficulty explaining or justifying feelings
- May perform poorly in the absence of personal attention or emotional support
- May react poorly to authoritarian personalities
- Difficulty working in a vaccuum, or with people that don’t seem friendly
- Difficulty accepting even positive criticism
My Adaptations:
- Making lists (to mark my progress)
- Asking questions (to stay engaged)
- Approaching criticism calmly and mindfully, and allowing time to ‘process’
- Midfulness practices such as yoga and meditation
- …
Areas that I need to work on:
- Reading textbooks that are sequential and detailed
- Recognizing my reactions to criticism in the moment
So far in DBC, I can see the impact of my thinking style most clearly in my response to blogging, and in my response to reading dense (boring) textbooks. I know now that the reason I spend too much time tweaking my website is because I have a personal connection to it. Similarly, the reason I struggle with this one textbook - The Well Grounded Rubyist, by David A. Black - which is, objectively, a fantastic learning tool, is because the content is presented is a sequential and detailed manner. My preference would be to speak with the author himself, so that I could jump topics without fear of getting lost in the material. As that’s not an altogtether realistic solution, for now I’ll settle for a strategy of reading for very short periods of time. If any readers know of a better solution, please send it my way.
To wrap up the discussion of thinking styles - the importance lies in self-awareness, and in the knowledge that other people may not be processing information the same way you do. Sequential thinkers may want stepping stones so they don’t get lost, abstract thinkers may want all the highlights right away so they stay engaged. Effective communication is a well respected skill, and having a grasp of thinking styles will guide you in adjusting your communication to be effective with anyone.
In closing, my biggest struggle to date, with my Web Dev bootcamp program, is my propensity towards self-doubt. I lose faith in myself, and I give substance to my fears of inadequacy. Ex: “I’m no good at this, I’m so lazy I can’t even get through the assigned textbook.” A discussion of thinking styles, among other introspective pursuits, helps me clear away my critical self-talk for the lies that they are. Perhaps you can relate, perhaps not. Either way, I hope you learned something by reading.


Situated 30 NM south of Tokyo, Yokohama is Japan's second largest city. It is a huge commercial port on the western shore of Tokyo Bay.
See Japan Formalities for detailed clearance information.
Clearance can be completed at the marina.
The new, 2000 berth, Bayside marina has been built on the site of the disused Kanazawa Timber Pier. It is an attractive location with easy access to both Yokohama Hakkeijima Island, which boasts various leisure facilities, and Uminokoen Marine Park with its long and wide beach.
It is located on the portside at the entrance to the bay which lies to the west of the main port (identified by the large suspension bridge).
Advance reservation is required for a berth at the marina.


The Old Testament is the first division of the Christian biblical canon, which is based primarily upon the 24 books of the Hebrew Bible or Tanakh, a collection of ancient religious Hebrew writings by the Israelites. The second division of Christian Bibles is the New Testament, written in the Koine Greek language.
The New Testament is the second division of the Christian biblical canon. It discusses the teachings and person of Jesus, as well as events in first-century Christianity.


1 To Many
1TM is a broadcast system without a centralized server between the peer, which allows you to send messages
from a
peer "server" to various peers "clients".
This is to be considered a concept to develop larger projects.
Usage
- Go to the sender web page and copy the id
- Go to the receiver web page and paste the id
- Repeat point
2
as many times you prefer
Link:
Send
https://lettly.github.io/1ToMany/send.html
Receive
https://lettly.github.io/1ToMany/receive.html
or
Just download it and open it on a browser.
Contributors
| Habby1337 | User interface |
|---|
Library
- Peer.js Peer-to-peer API built on top of WebRTC.
- jQuery JavaScript library.
- Bootstrap Front-end framework.
Made with


Explore Vancouver Mountain
From the enclosure wall of the cemetery you can enjoy a distant view to the west into the Pubertal, which here runs in a strikingly straight line. The reason for this is a distinct geological line, the “peri-adriatic seam“. This frontier line leaves the Pubertal in Kaddish and follows the Tyrolean Gaelan, which to the east of the Kaddishes Sahel is called the Tillich Tal, and then further east beyond the federal border with Corinthian again changes its name.
Viewed from above, the Gail or Lacteal also runs in a straight line. There is a clear distinction in appearance between the northern and southern sides of the valley. N ons side the gentle foothills of the Lieder Dolomite, with its wide alp areas, on the other side the rocky contours of the Carbonic ridge towering above thick mountain forest and marking the state border with Italy.
3 Comment(s)
Maude Castillo
To link your Facebook and Twitter accounts, open the Instagram app on your phone or tablet, and select the Profile tab Lorem ipsum dolor sit. in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
February 16, 2019 at 9:45 am | Reply
Owen Christ
To link your Facebook and Twitter app on your phone or tablet, and select the Profile tab in the corner of the screen.
February 16, 2019 at 10:45 am | Reply
Marcus Dixon
To link your Facebook and Twitter accounts, open the Instagram app on your phone or tablet, and select the Profile tab Lorem ipsum dolor sit. in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
February 10, 2019 at 3:45 am | Reply


| Sun Java System Application Server
|
Samples
Index
The Java EE 5 Annotation Sample Application - Java Client
Standalone Java Client
Here's an example of a plain Java client that runs outside of a Java EE
container. In this case, it does a global JNDI lookup
since
dependency injection is not available outside of a Java EE component.
public class JavaClient {
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
Lottery lottery = (Lottery)
ic.lookup("enterprise.lottery_annotation_ejb_stateful.Lottery");
Dice
dice;
for(int i=0; i<5; i++) {
dice = (Dice)
ic.lookup("enterprise.lottery_annotation_ejb_stateless.Dice");
lottery.select(dice.play());
}
String lotteryName = lottery.getName();
String lotteryNumber = lottery.getNumber();
String lotteryDate = lottery.getDate();
String results = "Your" + " " + lotteryName + " " + "quick pick, played
on" +
" " + lotteryDate + " " + "is" + " " + lotteryNumber;
System.out.println(results);
} catch(Exception e) {
System.out.println("Exception: " + e);
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
Bean's business interface
class name is used for its lookup. No need to assign/use explicit JNDI
name
for the bean.
Building, Deploying, and Running the Java Client
Following are the instructions for building, deploying, and running
the Java Client.
- Setup your build environment and Configure the application
server with which the build system has to work by following the
common build instructions.
- Change directory to
client_dir
of the
Lottery sample application, which is
samples_install_dir/javaee5/enterprise/lottery-annotation-ear/lottery-annotation-appclient
- Build, and Run the java client using the target
run
client_dir>
ant
run
Make sure that the application is built
and deployed prior to running this target.
In build.xml, the property
'extra.classpath' points to ejb
classes on which this client code depends and the property
'runjavaclient.class.name' points to the Java Client class name which
is invoked as a result of running ant run
.
- Use the target
clean
to remove the temporary
directories like build
and dist
.
client_dir> ant
clean
Troubleshooting
If you have problems when running the application, refer to
troubleshooting document.
Copyright © 2006 Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
All rights reserved.


--- layout: default title: Avocado permalink: /software/avocado/ redirect_from: /projects/avocado/ section: software ---
Avocado is a lightweight MySQL ORM for Java.


---
layout: home
search_exclude: true
---
Here is the repository of notes that I would like to remember, open and share. I hope you might find something useful to you too.
Feedbacks are welcome.
![]({{site.baseurl}}/images/landscape01.jpg " Travel and living ")
This site is built with [fastpages](https://github.com/fastai/fastpages), An easy to use blogging platform with extra features for Jupyter Notebooks.
# Posts


Pair programming is a development technique where two programmers collaborate on a single coding problem. It consists of a driver, who types the code, and a navigator who guides the driver along in the right direction.The 3 main combinations of pair programming would be expert-expert, expert-novice, and novice.
Why is pair programming important to DBC? DBC wants to prepare us for "the real world" and this is a skill we will need in software development. Further, it teaches empathy for fellow programmers and enhances emotional intelligence. It's also a great learning tool as the programmers can learn from each other during the course of the project. Finally, mistakes are minimized with two sets of eyes on the program. Research shows that some other benefits are:
- Economics
- Design Quality
- Satisfaction
- Team building and Communication


24 May, 2021
“Stock market is dangerous!”
How often have you heard this statement?
We all have heard such things about investing in the stock market, and this is exactly what is keeping us away from learning and exploring more stock market investment.
However, today you are going to learn something about investing in the stock market, as debunk these myths for you.
Here we go...
Myth 1: Investing in the stock market is like gambling.
Fact:
This is one of the most widespread misguided advice about investing in the stock market based on a few loss stories. In reality, stocks are not a luck game like gambling. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. It is through extensive research and thorough analysis that you have to devise a strategy to boost long-term investing profits.
Myth 2: The stock market is only for experts.
Fact:
Investing is for anyone and everyone who is interested in the market and intends to build wealth in the long term. All it needs is a certain amount of knowledge and the ability to identify the right shares, which comes with experience. It is a continuous learning process and one develops it over time. So, if you want to start creating wealth, open a trading account and start investing.
Myth 3: You need a lot of money to invest in the stock market.
Fact:
This misconception is keeping a lot of young people away from investing, and that makes us really sad. Yes, there are certain shares that are of high price, but you need not invest in high-priced stocks from the beginning. That should not stop you from starting to invest. Start small and then increase the amount as and when you gain experience and confidence.
Myth 4: Stock Market investments take up a lot of time.
Fact:
A lot of new investors feel that investing in the stock market is a time-taking task. It sure requires your time in the beginning, but as and when you get used to it, it takes only minutes to invest. Also, when we say it does take up some time in the beginning, it is less than 10 hours a month; and that too if you choose to do all the stock research by yourself. Otherwise, if you follow the recommendations, it might take even lesser than 2 hours a month.
The Final Word...
These are just 4 myths that we spoke about. There are hundreds of others being talked about out there. So, why believe something that we are not sure of yet. Try it for yourself before believing it. Investing in the stock market is one of the best ways to build your wealth gradually. All you have to understand is that, it is not an overnight game. Keep learning as you explore and take small, yet smart steps.
For any queries, drop us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or call us on<PHONE_NUMBER>0 / 68. To open an account, please click on the button below.


| bug.reports.mgcv {mgcv} | R Documentation |
mgcv
works largely because many people have reported bugs over the years. If you find something that looks like a bug, please report it, so that the package can be improved. mgcv
does not have a large development budget, so it is a big help if bug reports follow the following guidelines.
The ideal report consists of an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a subject line including mgcv
somewhere, containing
The results of running sessionInfo
in the R session where the problem occurs. This provides platform details, R and package version numbers, etc.
A brief description of the problem.
Short cut and paste-able code that produces the problem, including the code for loading/generating the data (using standard R functions like load
, read.table
etc).
Any required data files. If you send real data it will only be used for the purposes of de-bugging.
Of course if you have dug deeper and have an idea of what is causing the problem, that is also helpful to know, as is any suggested code fix. (Don't send a fixed package .tar.gz file, however - I can't use this).
Simon N. Wood simon.wood@r-project.org


There are a lot of templating systems out there and they're all similar. In truth, Interpol isn't so different, which might beg the question:
Why the hell another templating system?
The answer is simple. I'm sick of looking at a template and feeling as though coding takes a back-seat to presentation. The two roles seem to have blurred completely in recent years, so why the distinction? I'm also sick of looking at a template and being unable to read the thing, even if it's one that I wrote yesterday. That's why I developed Interpol.
That said, Interpol's goals are modest:
Provide easy to read/write templates that operate against JSON data
Work well in both Node.js and the Browser
Focus on an experience that favors dynamic content creation
This last goal is important because the templates we're creating are often devoid of static content. So why must we 'escape' into a dynamic content mode using braces or processing instructions? Why don't we just start in that mode and stay there?
from string import title

<title>"a static title"</title>

"this is a list with %length items" % list

for item in list

item.name | title

end

The only static element on this page was its title, and usually even that isn't static. So what did we do to escape it for static rendering? We wrapped it in quotes. The rest of the page was a clean mixture of HTMLish elements and dynamic content.
I say 'HTMLish' because it's not pure HTML. The values of attributes are also evaluated. For example:

class=item.type outputs a class attribute whose value is taken from the item.type property. id="id-%" % item.id outputs an id attribute whose value is interpolated from the item.id property.
That's all well and good, but what about the ability to reuse templates? Well, to do that you define partials:
from string import title as titleCase
page("a dynamic title", myContent)
def page(title, content)

<title>title | titleCase</title>

content()

end
def myContent
"this is a list with %length items" % list
renderList(list)
end
def renderList(list)

for item in list
renderItem(item)
end

end
def renderItem(item)

item.name | titleCase

end
What if you use these partials in multiple templates? Then you can move them out into their own modules, maybe called layout.int and lists.int.
# this is layout.int
from string import title as titleCase
def page(title, content)

<title>title | titleCase</title>

content()

end
# this is lists.int
from string import title as titleCase
def renderList(list)

for item in list
renderItem(item)
end

end
def renderItem(item)

item.name | titleCase

end
And import them like so:
from layout import page
from lists import renderList
page("a dynamic title", myContent)
def myContent
"this is a list with %length items" % list
renderList(list)
end
Easy as pie! And your primary template gets right to the point.
Current Status
The grammar has stabilized. The run-time library is still under development, particularly formatting generators. Optimizations still need to be made. Check the TODO document for an idea of what's to come.
Installation
A pre-built version of the parser is already included. If you'd like to build it yourself then you can do so by issuing the following command from the package's top-level directory:
npm install && npm run-script build && npm test
This will also install any development dependencies and run the nodeunit test suite.
Inclusion in Node.js
Assuming you have installed the Interpol package with npm, you can include it in your Node code with the following:
var interpol = require('interpol');
Inclusion in Express
A basic View Engine for Express is supported. To set a development instance as the default engine, you can do the following:
If Express is started in development mode, the view engine will monitor the ./views directory and continuously reload any modified files ending in .int. Otherwise, the engine will expect to see pre-parsed files ending in .int.json and will not monitor the directory for changes.
Inclusion in a Browser
There are two ways to include Interpol templates in a browser-based application. One is to parse/compile raw templates using the PEG.js parser. Another is to compile the templates from pre-parsed JSON output. The PEG.js parser is massive and slower than parsing JSON, but it may be necessary if you want to compile ad-hoc templates.
Note: The entry point function for Interpol in the browser is always named $interpol().
Compiling Pre-Parsed JSON
The $interpol() function will accept a pre-parsed JSON object instead of a JavaScript string. This will allow you to bypass the loading of the PEG.js parser. Instead, you can load pre-parsed templates from your server for faster compilation.
You can also invoke the compiler by calling the $interpol.compile(Object) function.
Note: The Interpol command-line interface generates pre-parsed JSON. You can install this globally using npm -g install and can then invoke the tools at your terminal by typing interpol.
Including the PEG.js Parser
If you must parse raw templates in the browser, you will need to load the version of Interpol that includes its PEG.js parser.
To compile a raw template into a closure, invoke $interpol(String) as a function. Provide to it a string containing your template:
var compiledTemplate = $interpol(someTemplateString);
This will generate a closure that takes up to two parameters, both of which are optional. The first is the data that your template renders. The second is an options object used to override the content writer interface. By default, the library writes to a JavaScript string.
console.log(
compiledTemplate({
list: [
{ type: 'task', id: 1, name: 'This is my first task' },
{ type: 'story', id: 2, name: 'This is my first story' }
]
})
);
License (MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2014 Thomas S. Bradford
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without
restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT
HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Interpol (Templates Sans Facial Hair)
Introduction
There are a lot of templating systems out there and they're all similar. In truth, Interpol isn't so different, which might beg the question:
The answer is simple. I'm sick of looking at a template and feeling as though coding takes a back-seat to presentation. The two roles seem to have blurred completely in recent years, so why the distinction? I'm also sick of looking at a template and being unable to read the thing, even if it's one that I wrote yesterday. That's why I developed Interpol.
That said, Interpol's goals are modest:
This last goal is important because the templates we're creating are often devoid of static content. So why must we 'escape' into a dynamic content mode using braces or processing instructions? Why don't we just start in that mode and stay there?
The only static element on this page was its title, and usually even that isn't static. So what did we do to escape it for static rendering? We wrapped it in quotes. The rest of the page was a clean mixture of HTMLish elements and dynamic content.
I say 'HTMLish' because it's not pure HTML. The values of attributes are also evaluated. For example:
class=item.type
outputs a class attribute whose value is taken from the item.type property.id="id-%" % item.id
outputs an id attribute whose value is interpolated from the item.id property.That's all well and good, but what about the ability to reuse templates? Well, to do that you define partials:
What if you use these partials in multiple templates? Then you can move them out into their own modules, maybe called
layout.int
andlists.int
.And import them like so:
Easy as pie! And your primary template gets right to the point.
Current Status
The grammar has stabilized. The run-time library is still under development, particularly formatting generators. Optimizations still need to be made. Check the TODO document for an idea of what's to come.
Installation
A pre-built version of the parser is already included. If you'd like to build it yourself then you can do so by issuing the following command from the package's top-level directory:
This will also install any development dependencies and run the nodeunit test suite.
Inclusion in Node.js
Assuming you have installed the Interpol package with npm, you can include it in your Node code with the following:
Inclusion in Express
A basic View Engine for Express is supported. To set a development instance as the default engine, you can do the following:
If Express is started in development mode, the view engine will monitor the
./views
directory and continuously reload any modified files ending in.int
. Otherwise, the engine will expect to see pre-parsed files ending in.int.json
and will not monitor the directory for changes.Inclusion in a Browser
There are two ways to include Interpol templates in a browser-based application. One is to parse/compile raw templates using the PEG.js parser. Another is to compile the templates from pre-parsed JSON output. The PEG.js parser is massive and slower than parsing JSON, but it may be necessary if you want to compile ad-hoc templates.
Note: The entry point function for Interpol in the browser is always named
$interpol()
.Compiling Pre-Parsed JSON
The
$interpol()
function will accept a pre-parsed JSON object instead of a JavaScript string. This will allow you to bypass the loading of the PEG.js parser. Instead, you can load pre-parsed templates from your server for faster compilation.You can also invoke the compiler by calling the
$interpol.compile(Object)
function.Note: The Interpol command-line interface generates pre-parsed JSON. You can install this globally using
npm -g install
and can then invoke the tools at your terminal by typinginterpol
.Including the PEG.js Parser
If you must parse raw templates in the browser, you will need to load the version of Interpol that includes its PEG.js parser.
Using the Library
To compile a raw template into a closure, invoke
$interpol(String)
as a function. Provide to it a string containing your template:This will generate a closure that takes up to two parameters, both of which are optional. The first is the data that your template renders. The second is an options object used to override the content writer interface. By default, the library writes to a JavaScript string.
License (MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2014 Thomas S. Bradford
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Key statistics
50
Total assignments
25
Assignments awaiting response
10
Assignments accepted
4
Assessments started
5
Assessments completed
Actions
Allocate assessors
Allocate applications
Manage assessors
Manage applications


A Ruby Database ORM framework which maps common SQL queries to Ruby methods. It also features associations to simply relate database tables. Data Ghost utilizes meta-programming to dynamically define and calls methods for custom search.


All is never as it seems. Look behind the facade and extract the true meaning. Find the double meaning in the pixels. There the clues lie to unlock this challenge. The key, well, by what common moniker are you called? Use the key, and only then will you find the answer to this challenge.
Looking behind the facade involves using a Linux utility to reverse a technique related to cryptography, called steganography.


{% load static %}
Welcome
Welcome to Dashboard, {{ admin.user }}
Logout
{% if election %}
×
Election Successfully Created!
Back to
Dashboard
!
{% endif %}
Create Election
{% csrf_token %} {{ election_form.as_p }}
Start Date:
End Date:


array array_map ( callback $callback , array $arr1 [, array $... ] )
array_map() returns an array containing all the elements of arr1 after applying the callback function to each one. The number of parameters that the callback function accepts should match the number of arrays passed to the array_map()
Returns an array containing all the elements of arr1 after applying the callback function to each one.


Box Office Records > Domestic > All Movies > Cumulative > All Time Domestic
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 5,201-5,300)
See also: All Time Domestic Limited Release - All Time International - All Time Worldwide - All Time Domestic (Inf. Adj.) - Top 2016 Domestic - Top 2017 Domestic
This chart contains the top 100 movies based on the cumulative domestic box office.
Please see our All-Time Top Grossing Films Comparison for a comparison of the daily performance of all films released since 1980 that have earned more than $450 million at the domestic box office.
| Rank | Released | Movie | Domestic Box Office |
International Box Office |
Worldwide Box Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5,201 | 2011 | Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain | $7,706,436 | $6,000 | $7,712,436 |
| 5,202 | 1990 | Blue Steel | $7,701,707 | $0 | $7,701,707 |
| 5,203 | 1990 | Mr. & Mrs. Bridge | $7,698,000 | $0 | $7,698,000 |
| 5,204 | 2015 | Mortdecai | $7,696,134 | $22,700,000 | $30,396,134 |
| 5,205 | 2011 | Elle s'appelait Sarah | $7,691,700 | $17,788,331 | $25,480,031 |
| 5,206 | 1994 | Surviving the Game | $7,690,013 | $0 | $7,690,013 |
| 5,207 | 2009 | The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus | $7,689,607 | $56,663,000 | $64,352,607 |
| 5,208 | 1991 | Strictly Business | $7,683,267 | $0 | $7,683,267 |
| 5,209 | 1985 | Twice in a Lifetime | $7,681,246 | $0 | $7,681,246 |
| 5,210 | 2003 | The Order | $7,659,747 | $3,900,000 | $11,559,747 |
| 5,211 | 1986 | Quicksilver | $7,634,909 | $0 | $7,634,909 |
| 5,212 | 1984 | Ninja III: The Domination | $7,610,785 | $0 | $7,610,785 |
| 5,213 | 2003 | To Be and To Have | $7,610,471 | $14,572,964 | $22,183,435 |
| 5,214 | 1961 | The Hustler | $7,600,000 | $0 | $7,600,000 |
| 5,215 | 1952 | The Quiet Man | $7,600,000 | $0 | $7,600,000 |
| 5,216 | 1965 | The Spy Who Came in from the Cold | $7,600,000 | $0 | $7,600,000 |
| 5,217 | 2013 | Promised Land | $7,597,898 | $1,702,438 | $9,300,336 |
| 5,218 | 1995 | The Amazing Panda Adventure | $7,590,169 | $0 | $7,590,169 |
| 5,219 | 2015 | While We're Young | $7,582,065 | $5,841,111 | $13,423,176 |
| 5,220 | 2006 | Doogal | $7,578,946 | $20,479,706 | $28,058,652 |
| 5,221 | 1998 | Krippendorf's Tribe | $7,571,115 | $0 | $7,571,115 |
| 5,222 | 2008 | Over Her Dead Body | $7,570,127 | $14,025,947 | $21,596,074 |
| 5,223 | 1995 | Losing Isaiah | $7,564,608 | $0 | $7,564,608 |
| 5,224 | 2003 | Cidade de Deus | $7,563,397 | $24,495,898 | $32,059,295 |
| 5,225 | 2007 | El Cantante | $7,556,004 | $0 | $7,556,004 |
| 5,226 | 1995 | The Jerky Boys | $7,555,256 | $0 | $7,555,256 |
| 5,227 | 1997 | Sprung | $7,553,105 | $0 | $7,553,105 |
| 5,228 | 2005 | Proof | $7,535,331 | $749,000 | $8,284,331 |
| 5,229 | 1992 | Damage | $7,532,911 | $0 | $7,532,911 |
| 5,230 | 1984 | Just the Way You Are | $7,517,699 | $0 | $7,517,699 |
| 5,231 | 2008 | Nothing Like the Holidays | $7,503,736 | $15,754 | $7,519,490 |
| 5,232 | 2011 | Barney's Version | $7,502,560 | $1,343,015 | $8,845,575 |
| 5,233 | 2007 | The Martian Child | $7,500,310 | $1,851,779 | $9,352,089 |
| 5,234 | 1979 | Agatha | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,235 | 1971 | Big Jake | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,236 | 1972 | The Cowboys | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,237 | 1980 | How to Beat the High Co$t of Living | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,238 | 1946 | Night and Day | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,239 | 1966 | Walk Don't Run | $7,500,000 | $0 | $7,500,000 |
| 5,240 | 1981 | An Eye for an Eye | $7,496,681 | $0 | $7,496,681 |
| 5,241 | 2001 | The Curse of the Jade Scorpion | $7,496,522 | $11,000,000 | $18,496,522 |
| 5,242 | 2001 | The Man Who Wasn't There | $7,494,849 | $14,000,000 | $21,494,849 |
| 5,243 | 1995 | Hackers | $7,487,370 | $0 | $7,487,370 |
| 5,244 | 1980 | Foxes | $7,470,348 | $0 | $7,470,348 |
| 5,245 | 2010 | Cyrus | $7,468,936 | $2,593,960 | $10,062,896 |
| 5,246 | 1988 | Stealing Home | $7,467,504 | $0 | $7,467,504 |
| 5,247 | 1985 | The Trip to Bountiful | $7,466,662 | $0 | $7,466,662 |
| 5,248 | 2009 | Taking Woodstock | $7,460,204 | $2,606,162 | $10,066,366 |
| 5,249 | 2006 | A Good Year | $7,459,300 | $34,604,805 | $42,064,105 |
| 5,250 | 2015 | I'll See You in My Dreams | $7,449,681 | $15,084 | $7,464,765 |
| 5,251 | 1986 | Maximum Overdrive | $7,433,663 | $0 | $7,433,663 |
| 5,252 | 1995 | Kids | $7,412,216 | $13,000,000 | $20,412,216 |
| 5,253 | 1990 | The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover | $7,407,995 | $0 | $7,407,995 |
| 5,254 | 1960 | Midnight Lace | $7,400,000 | $0 | $7,400,000 |
| 5,255 | 1958 | Separate Tables | $7,400,000 | $0 | $7,400,000 |
| 5,256 | 1994 | Blankman | $7,395,486 | $0 | $7,395,486 |
| 5,257 | 1987 | Ironweed | $7,393,346 | $0 | $7,393,346 |
| 5,258 | 2013 | Paranoia | $7,388,654 | $8,784,939 | $16,173,593 |
| 5,259 | 1991 | The Five Heartbeats | $7,377,189 | $0 | $7,377,189 |
| 5,260 | 1995 | Bushwhacked | $7,377,107 | $0 | $7,377,107 |
| 5,261 | 2003 | It Runs in the Family | $7,375,836 | $0 | $7,375,836 |
| 5,262 | 2005 | The Squid and the Whale | $7,372,734 | $3,818,689 | $11,191,423 |
| 5,263 | 2007 | The Condemned | $7,371,706 | $0 | $7,371,706 |
| 5,264 | 1986 | Witchboard | $7,369,373 | $0 | $7,369,373 |
| 5,265 | 1997 | Wild America | $7,365,417 | $0 | $7,365,417 |
| 5,266 | 1996 | The Crucible | $7,352,332 | $0 | $7,352,332 |
| 5,267 | 1994 | Clean Slate | $7,352,116 | $0 | $7,352,116 |
| 5,268 | 1994 | Clifford | $7,347,669 | $0 | $7,347,669 |
| 5,269 | 1984 | Iceman | $7,343,032 | $0 | $7,343,032 |
| 5,270 | 1990 | Alice | $7,331,647 | $0 | $7,331,647 |
| 5,271 | 2010 | Babies | $7,320,323 | $4,826,496 | $12,146,819 |
| 5,272 | 2001 | Bones | $7,316,658 | $1,062,195 | $8,378,853 |
| 5,273 | 2006 | American Dreamz | $7,314,027 | $9,196,944 | $16,510,971 |
| 5,274 | 1999 | Outside Providence | $7,309,628 | $514,730 | $7,824,358 |
| 5,275 | 1992 | Mississippi Masala | $7,308,786 | $0 | $7,308,786 |
| 5,276 | 1992 | Sarafina! | $7,306,242 | $0 | $7,306,242 |
| 5,277 | 1987 | Who's That Girl? | $7,305,000 | $0 | $7,305,000 |
| 5,278 | 2003 | Les Triplettes de Belleville | $7,301,288 | $10,101,880 | $17,403,168 |
| 5,279 | 1958 | Gigi | $7,300,000 | $0 | $7,300,000 |
| 5,280 | 1953 | How to Marry a Millionaire | $7,300,000 | $0 | $7,300,000 |
| 5,281 | 1978 | Thank God It's Friday | $7,300,000 | $0 | $7,300,000 |
| 5,282 | 1991 | Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken | $7,300,000 | $0 | $7,300,000 |
| 5,283 | 1994 | Eat Drink Man Woman | $7,294,403 | $0 | $7,294,403 |
| 5,284 | 1988 | Phantasm II | $7,282,851 | $0 | $7,282,851 |
| 5,285 | 1997 | She's So Lovely | $7,281,450 | $0 | $7,281,450 |
| 5,286 | 1999 | Lola rennt | $7,267,324 | $15,611,870 | $22,879,194 |
| 5,287 | 1993 | Searching for Bobby Fischer | $7,266,393 | $0 | $7,266,393 |
| 5,288 | 2002 | Big Trouble | $7,262,288 | $1,226,583 | $8,488,871 |
| 5,289 | 2012 | Friends with Kids | $7,251,073 | $7,106,679 | $14,357,752 |
| 5,290 | 1997 | B*A*P*S | $7,246,735 | $0 | $7,246,735 |
| 5,291 | 1988 | Off Limits | $7,242,035 | $0 | $7,242,035 |
| 5,292 | 1991 | Rush | $7,241,350 | $0 | $7,241,350 |
| 5,293 | 1982 | The Missionary | $7,241,180 | $0 | $7,241,180 |
| 5,294 | 2007 | I Know Who Killed Me | $7,233,485 | $0 | $7,233,485 |
| 5,295 | 2017 | Gold | $7,227,038 | $4,248,848 | $11,475,886 |
| 5,296 | 1994 | Barcelona | $7,224,321 | $0 | $7,224,321 |
| 5,297 | 2006 | All the King's Men | $7,221,458 | $2,300,000 | $9,521,458 |
| 5,298 | 2001 | Mulholland Drive | $7,219,578 | $4,700,000 | $11,919,578 |
| 5,299 | 1989 | Disorganized Crime | $7,210,149 | $0 | $7,210,149 |
| 5,300 | 1980 | The Big Red One | $7,206,220 | $0 | $7,206,220 |
The Domestic Market is defined as the North American movie territory (consisting of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Guam).
This table is updated daily to reflect the latest studio reports.
Note: This chart is not adjusted for inflation.


380Days 04Hour 00Minu 29Seco
Conference 2019
21 King Street, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh.
23-27 September, 2018