MEMENTO (2000) / ****
Directed by Christopher Nolan. Screenplay by Christopher Nolan, from a story by Jonathan Nolan. Starring Guy Pierce, Joe Pantoliano, Carrie-Anne Moss. Running time: 115 minutes. Rated AA for offensive language and violent scenes by the MFCB. Reviewed on August 26th, 2001.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
Synopsis: Leonard Shelby (Pearce) is a former insurance investigator on the trail of the man who killed his wife. Leonard has only a few clues to the murderer's identity; to make matters worse, he suffers from a condition which inhibits the creation of short-term memories, meaning that Leonard is always forgetting what happened just minutes earlier. Because of this, Leonard is forced to rely on notes he leaves for himself. "Memento" traces the investigation back in time from its apparent culmination.
Review: "Memento" is the sort of movie I wish I'd written; I can think of no higher praise than that. I am envious that Nolan has concocted such a brilliant, involved, original movie as this. An instant film noir classic, "Memento" is virtually flawless. The script is unlike any I have ever seen -- a notable achievement in these days of recycled Hollywood homogeneity. Although the idea of starting at the "conclusion" of the plotline and then moving backward in time to the "start" is not entirely new, never before have I witnessed it executed with such flair and coherence. "Memento" is endlessly exciting and inventive, a rare story which keeps the viewers guessing during the film itself, and mulling over its connotations long after leaving the theatre. And it is not merely an exercise in cerebrality; there is plenty of action and an unexpected dose of humour to keep the proceedings lively. Nolan's direction is equally effective, never losing its crispness and clarity despite "Memento"'s challenging gimmick. And to top everything off, all the performances rise to the occasion. Pierce is terrific as the troubled Leonard; Moss shows great range as enigmatic Natalie; and Pantoliano's Teddy achieves a splendidly affable yet sinister quality. "Memento" may be the year's best screenplay, and is certainly amongst the top theatrical attractions of 2001.
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Solaris.
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configuration
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Role: Developer
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Company: WWQuote is a financial company specializing in web trading for securities and foreign
exchange.
Project Details: Develop an Applet for displaying the foreign exchange rates. Connect back to the
server,
access the data from a session bean and update the Applet.
Role: Developer
From: October 2002 To April 2003
Company: Papyrus is a international central paper representative/retailer/wholesaler for the
international
market.
Project Details: This project was an integration project B2B. The distributors and clients required
an
automated order and dispatch system. This was realized by integrating the stock and order systems
from
the distributors and wholesalers with the order system from Papyrus. The system primarily consists
or XML
transmitted data for real-time order and resupply.
Role: Developer
From: June 2003 To February 2004
Company: OKI is an international electronic components manufacturer.
Project Details: Develop an intra-net message board for a potpourri of messages from sporting
results
for the company to quarterly results. This involved a database and a JSP/tag lib front end, with a
servlet
façade. Specific report types of data was required to be displayed in a variety of formats ranging
from
tabular to dynamic time oriented data.
Role: Developer
From: April 2004 To June 2004
Company: Club-Ballybrood is a privately owned web site for the Ryan family in Ireland.
Project details: Develop / integrate a message board / forum for the site. This involved integrating
an
open source forum into the site(YZad), modifying the application for the environment. The
application
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Euroclear is a bank specializing in international securities trading, more specifically an
international central securities depository.
Development was mainly PL/I and Cobol, but on mainframe (390/MVS) including all the ancillary
languages JCL, PCL, SQL etc.
In a team responsible for software maintenance I was mainly responsible for maintenance of programs
like exceptions, and additional functionality like a report to be added or matching algorithm to be
amended, or a new account for the Euronext account etc.
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Specifications¶
This document explains in detail all the configuration tokens you can use in buildozer.spec.
Section [app]¶
title: String, title of your application.
It might be possible that some characters are not working depending on the targeted platform. It’s best to try and see if everything works as expected. Try to avoid too long titles, as they will also not fit in the title displayed under the icon.
package.name: String, package name.
The Package name is one word with only ASCII characters and/or numbers. It should not contain any special characters. For example, if your application is named Flat Jewels, the package name can be flatjewels.
package.domain: String, package domain.
Package domain is a string that references the company or individual that did the app. Both domain+name will become your application identifier for Android and iOS, choose it carefully. As an example, when the Kivy`s team is publishing an application, the domain starts with org.kivy.
source.dir: String, location of your application sources.
The location must be a directory that contains a main.py file. It defaults to the directory where buildozer.spec is.
source.include_exts: List, file extensions to include.
By default, not all files in your source.dir are included, but only some of them (py,png,jpg,kv,atlas), depending on the extension. Feel free to add your own extensions, or use an empty value if you want to include everything.
source.exclude_exts: List, file extensions to exclude.
In contrary to source.include_exts, you could include all the files you want except the ones that end with an extension listed in this token. If empty, no files will be excluded based on their extensions.
source.exclude_dirs: List, directories to exclude.
Same as source.exclude_exts, but for directories. You can exclude your tests and bin directory with:
source.exclude_dirs = tests, bin
source.exclude_patterns: List, files to exclude if they match a pattern.
If you have a more complex application layout, you might need a pattern to exclude files. It also works if you don’t have a pattern. For example:
source.exclude_patterns = license,images/originals/*
version.regex: Regex, Regular expression to capture the version in version.filename.
The default capture method of your application version is by grepping a line like this:
__version__ = "1.0"
The 1.0 will be used as a version.
version.filename: String, defaults to the main.py.
File to use for capturing the version with version.regex.
version: String, manual application version.
If you don’t want to capture the version, comment out both version.regex and version.filename, then put the version you want directly in the version token:
# version.regex = # version.filename = version = 1.0
requirements: List, Python modules or extensions that your application requires.
The requirements can be either a name of a recipe in the Python-for-android project, or a pure-Python package. For example, if your application requires Kivy and requests, you need to write:
requirements = kivy,requests
If your application tries to install a Python extension (ie, a Python package that requires compilation), and the extension doesn’t have a recipe associated to Python-for-android, it will not work. We explicitly disable the compilation here. If you want to make it work, contribute to the Python-for-android project by creating a recipe. See Contribute.
garden_requirements: List, Garden packages to include.
Add here the list of Kivy’s garden packages to include. For example:
garden_requirements = graph
Please note that if it doesn’t work, it might be because of the garden package itself. Refer to the author of the package if he already tested it on your target platform, not us.
presplash.filename: String, loading screen of your application.
Presplash is the image shown on the device during application loading. It is called presplash on Android, and Loading image on iOS. The image might have different requirements depending the platform. Currently, Buildozer works well only with Android, iOS support is not great on this.
The image must be a JPG or PNG, preferable with Power-of-two size, e.g., a 512x512 image is perfect to target all the devices. The image is not fitted, scaled, or anything on the device. If you provide a too-large image, it might not fit on small screens.
icon.filename: String, icon of your application.
The icon of your application. It must be a PNG of 512x512 size to be able to cover all the various platform requirements.
orientation: String, orientation of the application.
Indicate the orientation that your application supports. Defaults to landscape, but can be changed to portrait or all.
fullscreen: Boolean, fullscreen mode.
Defaults to true, your application will run in fullscreen. Means the status bar will be hidden. If you want to let the user access the status bar, hour, notifications, use 0 as a value.


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modified_time: '2013-02-08T22:57:58.386+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6967032375013519080.post-8198465017175052950
blogger_orig_url: https://m635j520.blogspot.com/2013/02/d3-gists-and-blocksorg.html
---
Yesterday I stumbled upon a very useful tool while (trying to) teach(ing) myself D3, namely http://bl.ocks.org. This lets you access, and preview, your webby gists in a browser - just by browsing to http://bl.ocks.org/<gist-id>. Most handy!
(The only minor down side is that there seems to be a slight latency if you update your gist before it updates on bl.ocks.org.)


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| | Builder (TDrawDownloadConfig component) |
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| virtual TBuilder | Url (string url) |
| | The url to post the data to. Defaults to the defaultUrl configuration on the class. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Format (DrawFormat format) |
| | The format of image to export. Defaults to 'png' on the Sencha IO server. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Width (int width) |
| | A width to send to the server for configuring the image width. Defaults to natural image width on the Sencha IO server. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Height (int height) |
| | A height to send to the server for configuring the image height. Defaults to natural image height on the Sencha IO server. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Filename (string filename) |
| | The filename of the downloaded image. Defaults to 'chart' on the Sencha IO server. The config.format is used as a filename extension. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Scale (double scale) |
| | The scaling of the downloaded image. Defaults to the value of window.devicePixelRatio on the client. This parameter is ignored by the Sencha IO server if config.format is set to 'svg'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | PDF (PDFOptions pDF) |
| | PDF specific options. This config is only used if config.format is set to 'pdf'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | JPEG (JPEGOptions jPEG) |
| | JPEG specific options. This config is only used if config.format is set to 'jpeg'.  More...
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| virtual TBuilder | CustomConfig (Action< ConfigItemCollection > action) |
| | Collection of custom js config More...
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◆ Builder() [1/4]
◆ Builder() [2/4]
◆ Builder() [3/4]
◆ Builder() [4/4]
◆ Filename()
The filename of the downloaded image. Defaults to 'chart' on the Sencha IO server. The config.format is used as a filename extension.
◆ Format()
The format of image to export. Defaults to 'png' on the Sencha IO server.
◆ Height()
A height to send to the server for configuring the image height. Defaults to natural image height on the Sencha IO server.
◆ JPEG()
JPEG specific options. This config is only used if config.format is set to 'jpeg'.
◆ operator Builder()
◆ PDF()
PDF specific options. This config is only used if config.format is set to 'pdf'.
◆ Scale()
The scaling of the downloaded image. Defaults to the value of window.devicePixelRatio on the client. This parameter is ignored by the Sencha IO server if config.format is set to 'svg'.
◆ Url()
The url to post the data to. Defaults to the defaultUrl configuration on the class.
◆ Width()
A width to send to the server for configuring the image width. Defaults to natural image width on the Sencha IO server.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- DrawDownloadConfigBuilder.cs


Hong Kong Airport to close Terminal 2 for its three-runway system project
by Jackie ChenHong Kong International Airport will temporarily close Terminal 2 (T2) for expansion work as part of its three-runway system project.
Check-in counters at T2 will suspend operation at around 2300 on November 28. Check-in services for all airlines will be carried out in Terminal 1 (T1) instead.
This means all passengers flying through Hong Kong Airport will need to arrive and check-in at T1, and those taking Airport Express to the airport starting from 2250 on 28 November will need to get off and check in at T1.
Due to the closure of T2, Plaza Premium closed its Terminal 2 arrivals lounge earlier this month.
The extension of the airport’s T1 is set to begin on Thursday November 29.
This extension will see the addition of a new Aisle L with 48 check-in counters, bringing the total number of check-in counters in T1 to 369. The number of smart check-in kiosks in T1 will also increase to over 100 at the extended departure level.
Airline check-in counters at T2 will be relocated to T1 from 29 November except for Easter Jet, Jeju Air and Jetstar Japan, which will be relocated to T1 from 2230 on 28 November. Below are some airlines’ check-in counter relocation details:
| Airline | New check-in counters at T1 |
| Air Astana | L21-L24 |
|---|---|
| Air Asia | K35-K42 |
| Easter Jet | ZE932: H34-H36 ZE696: G6~G8 |
| HK Express | H1-H18 |
| Malindo Air | H33-H36 |
| Thai Airways | H27-H32 |
Ancillary services that are currently provided in T2, including the lost and found office and baggage storage service, will be relocated to Arrivals Hall A, Level 5, T1 (non-restricted area). These will be in service in T1 on November 29.
The new ticketing counters for cross-boundary limousine and coach service will be relocated to the Arrivals level of the T1 extension area and open on the same day.
Two additional baggage reclaim carousels in the restricted area at the Arrivals level as well as catering kiosks and offices will begin service in phases, according to the airport.
The Airport Authority said signage and notices will be updated to provide clear directions at the airport, while additional staff will be available to assist passengers.
T2 is expected to reopen in 2024 after its expansion, along with the commissioning of the entire three-runway system. T2 will then be a full-service terminal, providing both arrivals and departure services.
Hong Kong’s Executive Council approved a plan to expand Hong Kong Airport into a three-runway system in March 2015.
The three-runway system will be located on 650-hectares of reclaimed land, and the project’s key facilities will include a new 3.8 km runway parallel to the two existing ones, taxiways, aprons, a third runway concourse, an expanded T2, a new automated people mover system (a small-scale automated transit system) and a new baggage handling system.
The estimated cost of the project will be over HK$140 billion (US$17 billion). The three-runway system is projected to handle 30 million more passengers annually upon its completion.


Admin
Dashboard...
Create Hotel:
Discount in %
Category
City
Town
Others
imageURL
Address
name
Click to Create Hotel
Search hotel


Click mouse wheel button and move mouse to move camera.
Move mouse wheel down to move away the camera.
Move mouse wheel up to bring near the camera.
Push 'w' to see model as wireframe.
Push 'b' to see bounding box model.
Push 'n' to see normals.
Push 'l' to change lighting mode.
Push 'f' to fix light position.
Show HTML UI
Camera angle
Camera Position
Click mouse wheel button and move mouse to move camera.
Push 'w' or up move ahead camera position.
Push 's' or down move back camera position.
Push 'a' or left move left camera position.
Push 'd' or right move right camera position.


Okay, here we go and we know what the React native is...
But how does React Native work?
The working principles of React Native are the same with React, but instead of targeting the browser, they're targeting mobile apps.
But wait...
React Native runs a background process - a JavaScript thread - in order to communicate with the native platform
This is why React Native is so powerful.
The final app will look and feel like any other mobile application.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block body %} {% include 'topnav.html' %}
We hope you don't want to stop using the service, but if you'd like to close your account you can do that here.


A Line chart inspired by a chart on the NVD website (canvas version)
This goes in the documents header:
<script src="../libraries/RGraph.common.core.js" ></script>
<script src="../libraries/RGraph.common.dynamic.js" ></script>
<script src="../libraries/RGraph.line.js" ></script>
Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="600" height="250">[No canvas support]</canvas>
This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the canvas tag(s):


--- title: GitHub Actions details keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Functionality for helping to create GitHub Actions workflows in Python" description: "Functionality for helping to create GitHub Actions workflows in Python" nb_path: "01_actions.ipynb" ---
In your GitHub Actions workflow, include the following in your run
step:
env:
CONTEXT_GITHUB: ${{ toJson(github) }}
This stores the full github context, which includes information such as the name of the current workflow being run, the GitHub access token, and so forth.
As well as the github
context, you can do that same thing for any of the other GitHub Actions contexts, which are:
github
env
job
steps
runner
secrets
strategy
matrix
needs
For instance, for the needs context, information about previous jobs specified in your needs
clause, add this underneath your CONTEXT_GITHUB
line:
CONTEXT_NEEDS: ${{ toJson(needs) }}
Note that here's no harm having entries that are not used -- GitHub Actions will set them to an empty dictionary by default.
GitHub also adds a number of GITHUB_*
environment variables to all runners. These are available through the env_github
AttrDict
, with the GITHUB_
prefix removed, and remainder converted to lowercase. For instance:
env_github.repository
user_repo()
The possible events are available in the Event
enum
.
', '.join(Event)
event
is the event to trigger on. run
is the shell lines to run before running the script, such as a pip install
step. context
are the env var context lines to include in the env:
section of the workflow, normally created with env_contexts
. opersys
can be a string containing a comma-separated list of operating systems, e.g. macos, ubuntu, windows
, which will be used to create a parallel matrix build.
The prebuild
bool tells ghapi
to include a prebuild job, which contains the following workflow:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
outputs:
out: ${{ toJson(steps) }}
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: actions/setup-python@v2
with: {python-version: '3.8'}
- name: Create release
id: step1
env:
CONTEXT_GITHUB: ${{ toJson(github) }}
run: |
pip install -q ghapi
python .github/scripts/prebuild.py
create_workflow('test', Event.release)
To create a basic ghapi
workflow, call create_workflow
, passing in the event that you wish to respond to, and a name for your workflow.
The information from these variables are provided by context_github
, context_needs
, and so forth for each named context. These variables are AttrDict
objects.
L(context_github)
context_github.ref
If you use our recommended workflow template, you will have this included in your prebuild step (if you have any):
outputs:
out: ${{ toJson(steps) }}
You can access this content as a dictionary like so:
loads(nested_idx(context_needs, "prebuild", "outputs", "out"))
Details in the GitHub Documentation for set-output
.
Details in the GitHub Documentation for debug
. Note that you must create a secret named ACTIONS_STEP_DEBUG
with the value true to see the debug messages set by this command in the log.
Details in the GitHub Documentation for warning
. For the optional details
, you can provide comma-delimited file, line, and column information, e.g.: file=app.js,line=1,col=5
.
Details in the GitHub Documentation for error
. For the optional details
, you can provide comma-delimited file, line, and column information, e.g.: file=app.js,line=1,col=5
.
with actions_group('Adding numbers...'): print(1+1)
Details in the GitHub Documentation for grouping log lines.
Details in the GitHub Documentation for add-mask
.
When pushing to git from a workflow, you'll need to set your username and email address. You can set them to the GhApi
authenticated user's details by passing api
. Otherwise, github-actions[bot]
and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>will be used, which will make a push appear to be from "GitHub Actions".


Katrina Kaif hints at collaboration with Floyd Mayweather
by BizAsia CorrespondentKatrina Kaif has been sighted on Instagram throwing a couple of punches in preparation for an upcoming project that may or may not feature boxing veteran Floyd Mayweather.
The star captioned her Instagram video with the following, “Ok so maybe mayweather isn’t quite shaking in his boots …but I’m getting there … something special coming soonnnnnnnn.”
Keep it with BizAsiaLive.com for more updates.
By Arjen Gill


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Paralysed & Little Bird were the sound of a band trying to find their feet, pushing at two different directions to see what stuck. Some might call it the difficult second record, but we look upon it with a lot of affection. ‘Paralysed’ is a bundle of unbridled fun: piano-led house inspired as much by New York as Paris, tongue-in-cheek vocal lines, tight funk guitar. It’s bright, breezy and pretty sleazy.
Given its colourful feel, the track lent itself to a headier, darker remix. We couldn’t have hoped for a better team to help us out. The story goes that Tuff City Kids (Gerd Janson of Running Back and Philip Lauer were in the studio with Mark Barrott working together on the Talamanca System album when our demo slipped into Marks’ inbox.
Gerd apparently loved it so much he agreed to do the remix there and then. Whether that’s true or not, Gerd and Philip propelled that record into a deeper, hedonistic directions. It was a staple at Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston’s iconic A Love from Outer Space party in the final months of 2015 and I heard it played out at Panorama Bar once, so it’s been round the block and had the stamp of legitimacy from some DJ royalty.
On the flipside is ‘Little Bird’, which pushes at something a little different. We had ‘Balearic anthem’ in mind: bird noises, sax, guitar, a ‘take me higher’ refrain.  Marmite music clearly.


This documentation includes all my Lua projects for computercraft. Installers are available on pastebin (links in docs).
Modules
| HashAPI | Secure Hashing Algorithm 256 for ComputerCraft |
| MessageAPI | Simple message script for ComputerCraft |
| MonitorAPI | Simple monitor GUI API for ComputerCraft |
| Secure-Communication-Protocol | Secure Communication Protocol API for ComputerCraft |
Examples
| simple_button.lua | |
| simple_gui.lua |


The Quaqua Look and Feel supports the client properties listed below. You may notice, that the list also contains some properties defined in Apple's Release Notes for their Java Virtual Machines and in Sun's Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines. These properties are listed here, because they directly or indirectly affect the appearance and behaviour of components using the Quaqua Look and Feel.
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
|
Changes the size variant of a component, if set to
Note: Setting this property causes the UI delegate, to set an appropriate font on the component. |
Quaqua.Component |
If a component is used as a cell renderer, this property can be
used to specify the
This has the following effect:
|
Quaqua.Component |
If set to a This property is honoured only by ComponentUI's that have been implemented in Quaqua. Thus the following components ignore currently the visual margin:
|
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Label |
Changes the style of the label portion of the JCheckBox if set to: "plain" , "shadow" or "emboss" .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
JComboBox |
If set to Alternatively to this, |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.FileChooser |
If set to a If this property is not set, or if its value is null, the file chooser renders the preview using its own renderer. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Button |
Changes the style of a button, if set to one of the following String
values: bevel , square , push , colorWell , toggle , toggleWest , toggleCenter , toggleEast,
toolBar, toolBarRollover, toolBarTab, help .If no value is specified, the push style is used.This property overrides the JButton.buttonType property. |
JButton |
Changes the style of a button, if set to one of the following String
values: icon, toolbar, text .If no value is specified, the text style is used.This property is here for backwards compatibility with Apple's Aqua Look and Feel only. It is overriden, if the Quaqua.Button.style property is set. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.OptionPane |
Specifies the index of the destructive option on the JOptionPane. If an |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Label |
Changes the style of a label if set to: "plain" , "shadow" or "emboss" .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.List |
Changes the style of a list, if set to: "striped" or
to
"plain" .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.PopupMenu |
A float value which specifies the alpha transparency of the popup window. If no value or null is specified, a system dependent transparency value is chosen. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.RootPane |
If set to This property will only take into effect, when the JRootPane decorates the window. |
Quaqua.RootPane |
If set to This property will only take into effect, when the JRootPane decorates the window. |
apple.awt.brushMetalLook |
If set to See JToolBar |
windowModified |
See JInternalFrame |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.ScrollBar |
Places the buttons of the scroll bar together or appart. Supported values are Boolean.TRUE and Boolean.FALSE. If no value is specified, the UIManager property |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.ScrollPane |
Changes the style of a list, if set to: "plain" or
to "bar" .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Table |
Changes the style of a table, if set to: striped or to plain .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.TabbedPane |
Switches rendering of the content border on and off. Set this to Boolean.FALSE to
not draw the content border of the tabbed pane. |
Quaqua.TabbedPane |
For use with tabbed panes with scroll layout policy. Set this to Boolean.FALSE to
prevent tabs from being shortened. |
Quaqua.TabbedPaneChild |
Specifies the background color of the content area. This property needs to be set on a child of a JTabbedPane. This allows to have individual background colors for each child of the tabbed pane. |
Quaqua.TabbedPaneChild |
Specifies the insets of the content area. This property needs to be set on a child of a JTabbedPane. This allows to have individual insets for each child of the tabbed pane. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.TextComponent |
Set this to Boolean.FALSE to prevent that all text is selected, when the user tabs into the field. This property does not affect JTextPane and JTextArea. Note: You can set the UIManager property TextComponent.autoSelect to false, to turn this off globally. |
Quaqua.TextComponent |
Set this to Boolean.FALSE to disable the text component
popup menu. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.TextField |
If set to If set to |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.ToolBar |
Changes the style of a tool bar, if set to: The |
Quaqua.ToolBar |
If set to Boolean.FALSE , turns the divider line between the
toolbar and the center area of its panel off. |
JToolBar |
If set to Boolean.TRUE , turns a roll over effect for the
buttons on the toolbar on.This requires Java 1.4 to work. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Tree |
Changes the style of a tree, if set to: plain, striped or sourceList .If no value is specified, the plain style is used. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
JInternalFrame |
If set to Boolean.TRUE , turns a JInternalFrame into a palette window.See Sun's Java Look And Feel Design Guidelines for Palettes. |
windowModified |
If set to Boolean.TRUE , the red close button in the title
bar visually indicates that the document contained in the window has
changed.See Apple's Technical Q&A QA1146. |
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
Quaqua.Button |
See JButton. If no value is specified, the toggle style is used. |


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Wrapping Up at UC Davis date: 2013-05-17 time: "10:00:00" tags: ["University of California - Davis"] ---
Jenna Lang has posted a great wrap-up on the bootcamp at UC Davis — with Python cookies!


Dweb Search
A decentralized Search Engine for IPFS and Filecoin.
Features
- The data, API, algorithm is all open and free.
- Free snapshot is in jsonl format. You can download it via IPFS or IPNS. And recreate a new search engine by running our open-source code.
- We are keeping indexing all kinds of contents which support dweb in different way. Such as:
- Sites with Creative Commons: Wikipedia, Kaggle datasets, TED, Arxiv, Stackexchange, Youtube, Flicker ...
- Sites using IPFS/IPNS: blogs, Matters(an ipfs-blog-community),
- Sites with API/RSS/jsonfeed: lots of blogs, hackernews...
- contents in IPFS (using a crawler), and Filecoin (slingshot datasets...)
- Users can also add metadata for their content, so that it can be searched.
- We&users also reward creators and curators with tokens(Filecoin,BTC,ETH,Likecoin...). If you are a creator, you can get Airdrops
- ... more ...
- Help store data in Dweb(pin in IPFS, store in filecoin, etc.)
- Dweb Research&Design: design new RSS, CC etc. protocols with better incentive mechanism. Discord: Dweb-Dev
- Creators Community: a community of all kinds of creators(bloggers, vloggers, podcasters ... ), Enjoy dweb togetherDiscord: Creators Community


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LEAD
returns the value of an expression for a later time period.
The same data type as the value expression
LEAD (lead_args) OVER (lead_clause)
lead_args::=
expression, offset [, {default_expression | CLOSEST} ]
lead_clause::=
[ {DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id} ] [ [BY] { LEVEL | PARENT | GREGORIAN {YEAR | QUARTER | MONTH | WEEK | DAY} | ANCESTOR AT { DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id } } [POSITION FROM {BEGINNING | END}] ]
A dimensional expression whose values you want to calculate.
A numeric expression for the number of periods to count forward from the current time period.
The value returned when offset
does not identify a valid period. This clause is either an expression of any data type or the CLOSEST
keyword for the closest match. The closest match is the first member when counting forward.
The Time dimension over which the lead is calculated.
The hierarchy over which the lead is calculated. Otherwise, the default hierarchy for dimension_id
is used.
The name of a level of dimension_id
.
The name of a level of hierarchy_id
.
The BY subclause identifies the range of time periods used when counting the offset. Following are descriptions of the keywords:
| Offset Unit | Description |
|---|---|
LEVEL |
The member at the same level offset periods after the current member. (Default) |
PARENT |
The member at the same level with the same parent offset periods after the current member. |
GREGORIAN YEAR |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset years after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN QUARTER |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset quarters after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN MONTH |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset months after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN WEEK |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset weeks after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN DAY |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset days after the start date of the current period. |
ANCESTOR |
The period at the same level as the current period and whose ancestor is offset positions after the ancestor of the current period. |
This calculation returns the value of the next time period based on calendar quarter. The sample output from this calculation appears in the Next Qtr column.
LEAD (GLOBAL.UNITS_CUBE.UNITS, 1, CLOSEST) OVER (DIMENSION GLOBAL.TIME BY ANCESTOR AT DIMENSION LEVEL GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR_QUARTER)
| Time | Parent | Units | Next Qtr |
|---|---|---|---|
2005 |
TOTAL | 565718 | -- |
Q1-05 |
CY2005 | 143607 | 138096 |
Q2-05 |
CY2005 | 138096 | 138953 |
Q3-05 |
CY2005 | 138953 | 145062 |
Q4-05 |
CY2005 | 145062 | 146819 |
Jan-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 50098 | 40223 |
Feb-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 43990 | 45477 |
Mar-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 49519 | 52396 |
Apr-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 40223 | 45595 |
May-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 45477 | 46882 |
Jun-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 52396 | 46476 |
Jul-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 45595 | 47476 |
Aug-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 46882 | 47496 |
Sep-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 46476 | 50090 |
Oct-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 47476 | 47776 |
Nov-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 47496 | 47695 |
Dec-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 50090 | 51348 |


From the death certificate
for Walter Schell
#52628, Martins Ferry, Belmont Co., OH
Walter Schell of Burlington
Road
male, white, single
born Apr. 24, 18__ *
lived 39 years, 4 months, 29
days
birthplace: Martins Ferry, O
father: George Schell born Ohio
mother: Bertha Walters born Germany
signed by Bertha Schell** of
Martins Ferry and filed 9/24/1923
last seen by physician July
18, 1923 to Sept 23, 1923
last seen alive by
physician: Sept 23, 1923
cause of death: hemorrhage from stomach
contributory: cirrhosis of liver & _______***
gastritis
duratrion of illness: 3 yrs.
did operation precede
death: no
autopsy performed: yes
Signed by C.? Massely
[sic?]****, MD, of Martins Ferry, Ohio,
on 9/25,1923
Burial: St. Marys Cemetery, Sept. 26, 1923
Undertaker: W.L. Noble,
of M.F.O.
Submitter's Notes:
*The last two digits were not
filled in.
** Bertha was his mother.
*** The word preceding
gastritis began with the letter A.
**** It was difficult to read
the writing of the signing physician.
This may not be correct.
Provided by Betty Latta Kitchen
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In your settings file, add spreedly to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'spreedly',
...
)
Add your auth token and site name as well:
SPREEDLY_AUTH_TOKEN = 'super-secret-token'
SPREEDLY_SITE_NAME = 'site-name'
The following are in the process of being reviewed for being removal. They can also be added, they are optiona:
# this string will be used as the url for returning users from spreedly.
# this defaults to '/thanks/'
SPREEDLY_RETURN_URL = '/welcome/'
# the base subscription url (where users will be redirected when their subscriptions expire)
# this defaults to '/subscriptions/' if you don't add a value to your settings.
SPREEDLY_URL ='/register/'
# if you want to restrict access to your entire site based to only users with an active subscription
# this defaults to False
SPREEDLY_USERS_ONLY = True
# URL paths that a user without a subscription can vist without being redirected to the subscription list:
# these can be single pages ('/some/page/') of full directories ('/directory')
SPREEDLY_ALLOWED_PATHS = ['/login', '/logout']
# This template will be used when checking to make sure the user is using a valid email
# this default to 'confirm_email.txt' Be sure to include {{ spreedly_url }} in your template
SPREEDLY_CONFIRM_EMAIL = 'path/to/your/template.txt'
# This subject will be used for confirmation emails
# this defaults to "'complete your subscription to %s' % Site.object.get(id=settings.SITE_ID).name"
SPREEDLY_CONFIRM_EMAIL_SUBJECT = 'This is a new subject'
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Court allows light vehicles to Pampa
by Special CorrespondentA Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Tuesday allowed private light motor vehicles (LMVs) including the ones with 15 seaters carrying Sabarimala pilgrims to Pampa and back.
The Bench of Justice C.T. Ravikumar and Justice N. Nagaresh also made it clear that these vehicles should not be allowed to park on the roadside between Pampa and Nilackal.
The court ordered the vehicles drop the passengers at Pampa and return to Nilackal for parking.
When the Ayyappa devotees reach Pampa after offering prayers at the temple, the vehicle could return to Pampa and pick the pilgrims.
The order came on a petition filed by P. Prasannakumar of Alappuzha. He sought a directive to permit LMVs to ply up to Pampa and park at Pampa hilltop, Triveni and Chakkuppallam I and II.
Curbs last year
The government had imposed restrictions on the entry of vehicles to Pampa last year following the devastation and damage at Pampa in the floods.
When the case was taken up for hearing, State Attorney K.V. Sohan submitted that the government had taken a decision to allow light vehicles to reach Pampa. Once the pilgrims alight from the vehicles, the vehicles should be taken back to Nilackal for parking.
The court also said that the order would not be applicable in the case of two-wheelers and they will not be permitted to ride from Nilackal to Pampa.


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In the past few weeks, my blog has generated a lot of attention. My “Stricter than God” series was far and away the most popular thing I’ve ever written and has generated tons of traffic. I’m grateful for that, I really am.
While I’m grateful for the attention. Some of the links that I’ve received, especially from sites like “Stuff Fundies Like”, have made predictions about me that I don’t appreciate. One link said that I would not be an Independent Fundamental Baptist for long if I kept asking the kind of questions I raised in “Stricter than God.”
I can’t control those predictions, but I can answer them. I have no plans on being anything other than an Independent Fundamental Baptist. But even if I were to want to “jump fences” and seek the acceptance of mainstream evangelicalism, I would not be a welcome person, mainly because of my position on the following five issues:


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05 Nov 2011A little while ago, I'd helped add multitenancy support to Neo4j.rb. This allows the same Neo4j database instance to support multiple tenants/customers simultaneously. There are several ways of achieving multitenancy, but the main aim of the current solution was to minimize the number of required changes to an existing codebase.
So here's how it all works.
Partitioning graphs
The Neo4j.rb multitenancy approach partitions the graph in such a way that all queries and traversals are scoped to a given tenant. This means that queries like Order.all, for example would return different (and correct) results depending on what the current tenant is.
Once Neo4j supports sharding, it should be possible to adapt this scheme to take advantage of it.
Reference nodes
The reference node is a starting point in the graph space. All Neo4j graphs are connected by default, which basically means that nodes and relationships cannot exist in isolation. The multitenancy feature works by 'moving' the reference node to whatever the current tenant is.
The Neo4j.rb metamodel
Neo4j.rb stores type metadata in the graph. Let's consider an example where we have two models: Tenant and Country.
In the screenshot below, the home icon represents the reference node, which the default starting point in the graph. From the reference node, each model type has an outgoing relationship, named after the model class. Neo4j.rb refers to the node at the end of this relationship as a Rule node. The 'all' rule node is connected to every instance, and its count property keeps track of the number of instances.
This particular database has a single tenant instance...
... and three countries. The _classname
property stores the Rails model class name for a given node.
Tenants
While creating new tenants, it's often necessary to set up data for each tenant. Here's one way of doing this:
class Tenant < Neo4j::Rails::Model
property :name
ref_node { Neo4j.default_ref_node }
after_create :create_default_data
def create_default_data
Neo4j.threadlocal_ref_node = self
load("#{Rails.root}/db/tenant_default_data.rb")
end
end
In case it takes a while to set up the data for a client, it's worth doing the data setup in the background.
'Movable' reference nodes
Changing the reference node to a tenant ends up effectively partioning the graph. All tenant specific entities end up getting attached under the tenant, like so for Tenant 1:
... and for Tenant 2.
Setting the Threadlocal reference node
Neo4j.rb allows a reference node to be set for the current thread. A :before_filter method in your controller is a reasonable place to set the threadlocal reference node.
class OrdersController < ApplicationController
before_filter :authenticate_user!, :ensure_tenant_setup!
protected
def ensure_tenant_setup!
Neo4j.threadlocal_ref_node = current_user.tenant
end
end
Lucene Indexing
By default, for every Rails model, Neo4j.rb creates lucene indices using this format:
<TopLevelModulename>_<NextlevelModuleName>_<ModelClassName>-exact/fulltext
The multitenancy work adds the tenant name as an additional dimension to the index name. Each tenant node contributes an index prefix. The prefix makes it possible to partition the lucene index on a per tenant basis.
<Tenant Name>_<TopLevelModulename>_<NextlevelModuleName>_<ModelClassName>
The net effect is that lucene queries are scoped to the current tenant. (Except in the case of shared models, which are accessible across all tenants and use a single lucene index).
Reference data / Shared models
What about data that's shared across tenants? Examples could be a list of valid currencies, or a list of countries. It doesn't make sense to replicate this data on a per tenant basis. To handle these kind of entities, you can declare the model's reference node to be the default reference node, which ensures that all instances of the model are accessible across all tenants.
class Country < Neo4j::Rails::Model
property :name
ref_node { neo4j.default_ref_node }
end
Gotchas
- Clearing the reference node Neo4j.rb has Rack middleware that resets the reference node after every request. In Rails' multithreaded mode, you could end up with stale / wrong reference nodes in case this were not done.
- The 'too many open files' problem Since sets of lucene indices are created for each tenant, you can expect approximately 7 * N * T open files, where N is the total number of models, and T is the total number of tenants. By default, Neo4j's Lucene IndexWriters are never closed (keeping the writers open improves performance). The default per process file limit is 1024 on Linux. I've submitted a pull request to the Neo4j database here to fix this issue. (See https://github.com/neo4j/community/pull/51). The fix involves using a configurable LRU cache for Lucene index writers/searchers.


THE DEEP END (2001) Reviewed by Jerry Saravia September 21st, 2001
I was stunned after seeing "The Deep End." Here is a film noir story with the machinations of the thriller genre but all wrapped in ivory silk, as if any and all cliches that could occur are withheld in the service of melancholia. This is noir that is not really bleak and a thriller that looks for behavioral characteristics to thrill us, all told with an absorbing sense of serenity that distinguishes it from most other thrillers.
The film begins with a jeep arriving at some undisclosed nightclub in Reno. A tall, lanky, red-headed woman warns a sleazy guy to stay away from her son. We are unaware of what the situation is but we know he represents sleaze and we know she is a worrisome mother. It turns out the mother's son, Beau (Jonathan Tucker), is having a homosexual affair with Darby Reese (Josh Lucas), the sleazy guy at the nightclub who owes a huge gambling debt. Beau's mother, Margaret (Tilda Swinton), wants him to stay away from Darby since all he represents is trouble. When Darby makes an unscheduled visit at their house in Lake Tahoe, Beau pleads with him to keep away. Darby will keep if Margaret pays him $5,000. A fight ensues resulting in the accidental death of Darby. The next day, Margaret finds the body and thus, the film's moral center takes over in an unusual, lyrical manner.
I will not say much more except that this serenely modest thriller is different from most Hitchcock thrillers in that usually the protagonist and the audience is aware of information that no one else is aware of. In this case, we know the truth behind the accidental death of Darby that no one else in the movie knows. Not even the seedy man from Reno ("E.R.'s" Goran Visnjic) who demands money to keep his mouth shut from what might be a potential murder. And Margaret does her best to keep calm and hide Darby's body. She wants to protect her son, her father-in-law, and her other son and daughter from the evils of the world, notably Reno.
Tilda Swinton is clearly the star of "The Deep End," imbuing the screen with a vitality and strength that is breathtaking to witness. I have only seen her in one other film, the magnificent "Orlando," but her performance here makes me want to pursue her earlier work. Perhaps even more so than Cate Blanchett, Swinton has a sense of authority as the doting, respectful mother that dominates the screen. It is no accident that the number of closeups in the film enhance her strong, magnetic presence. Interestingly, Swinton's Margaret seems to barely take notice of her children except for Beau - it is a family life where the father-in-law is more concerned about her than anyone else (including her unseen husband who is a Navy officer).
"The Deep End" is directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel III, who previously collaborated on "Suture." They have an uncanny eye for detail and savor appropriately breathless cinematic moments that never disrupt the pace or momentum. I found the shot of Swinton underwater while looking for car keys from Darby's body positively thrilling and unnerving to watch. Also look closely at framed shots of Swinton, usually seen from windows or from other obstructions (one extreme example is a fish-eyed lens shot reflected in a drop of water). Water and glass are prominently featured whenever Swinton's Margaret appears on screen and it nicely balances with the Lake Tahoe setting - prominent yet unassuming.
"The Deep End" is occasionally melodramatic towards the end and climaxes sooner than it should have. Still, a magnificent central performance by Swinton, not to mention an understated cast and a hauntingly lyrical tone that switches from engaging thriller to a heart-rending love story, more than makes up for it.
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Accessibility auditing is a big job. And it's only getting bigger. Websites are getting more complex. When I started doing accessibility audits in 2012 most sites I was auditing had already been brought to WCAG conformance. They simply had to maintain that conformance with each release. Most of those sites were static content. Website interaction was done largely by way of filling in a form and clicking the "Submit" button, which would load a whole new page. Furthermore, my group was only responsible for front-facing websites. Intranet websites, or web based Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) products were not required to be accessible or WCAG conformant.
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Over time, those websites got more complex. Some started using Angular. Some became Single Page Apps (SPAs). Some leveraged JSON and AJAX to become more dynamic. Browser and Assistive Technology (AT) support of Aria got much better. Websites grew much more complex. In the beginning, a 50 page website may have taken half a day, and most issues were along the lines of skipped heading levels, or someone coding paragraphs as list items "because
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This is a bidirectional iterator suitable for moving forward or backward within a list of Attributes within an Element, for writable access.
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Default constructor creates an iterator that compares equal to attribute_end().
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Construct this iterator to point to the same attribute as does the supplied Attribute handle (or attribute_end() if the handle is empty).
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Copy constructor takes an attribute_iterator that can be const, but that still allows writing to the Attribute.
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An iterator destructor never deletes the object to which it refers.
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Copy assignment takes an attribute_iterator that can be const, but that still allows writing to the Attribute.
| attribute_iterator& SimTK::Xml::attribute_iterator::operator++ | ( | ) |
Prefix increment operator advances the iterator to the next attribute (or attribute_end() if it was already at the last attribute) and returns a reference to the now-incremented iterator.
| attribute_iterator SimTK::Xml::attribute_iterator::operator++ | ( | int | ) |
Postfix increment operator advances the iterator to the next attribute (or attribute_end() if it was already at the last attribute) and returns an iterator still referencing the previous one.
| attribute_iterator& SimTK::Xml::attribute_iterator::operator-- | ( | ) |
Prefix decrement operator moves the iterator to the previous attribute (or attribute_end() if it was already at the first attribute) and returns a reference to the now-decremented iterator.
| attribute_iterator SimTK::Xml::attribute_iterator::operator-- | ( | int | ) |
Postfix decrement operator moves the iterator to the previous attribute (or attribute_end() if it was already at the first attribute) and returns an iterator still referencing the original one.
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Return a writable reference to the Attribute referenced by this iterator; the handle will be invalid if the iterator was attribute_end().
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Return a writable pointer to the Attribute referenced by this iterator; the pointer will never be null but the handle it points to will be invalid if the iterator was attribute_end().
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Comparison return true only if both iterators refer to the same in-memory attribute or both are at attribute_end(); iterators referencing two different attributes that happen to have identical properties will not test equal by these criteria.
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Uses same criteria as operator==().
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S. Clesse is giving a series of public lectures for the Université des
Aînés, the 10th, 17th and 24th of October.
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Public conference by C. Ringeval on Cosmology and Cosmic Inflation for
the Université des Aînés, open to everyone.
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For the equinox, S. Clesse gives a public lecture on The Big-Bang
model for the Cercle des Astronomes Amateurs de Charleroi.
On Thursday 25th, we have the pleasure to host the Belgian
Gravitational Waves meeting. It starts at 2pm, seminar room
E349. Our guest speakers are Stefan Antusch and Giulia
Cusin.
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The publication of the Planck 2018 results is featured in the
ScienceToday UCL website.
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Greetings Hackers!
This is my very first Hacktoberfest, and I'm excited about this opportunity.
I'm looking forward to us all completing our five before the 31st :)
Hopefully, we will all be returning to do some open source coding again next year.
Best wishes,
Cassiopeia


/*====================================================================* * * Copyright (c) 2013 Qualcomm Atheros, Inc. * * All rights reserved. * * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or * without modification, are permitted (subject to the limitations * in the disclaimer below) provided that the following conditions * are met: * * * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * * * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above * copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following * disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials * provided with the distribution. * * * Neither the name of Qualcomm Atheros nor the names of * its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products * derived from this software without specific prior written * permission. * * NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED LICENSES TO ANY PARTY'S PATENT RIGHTS ARE * GRANTED BY THIS LICENSE.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER * OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; * LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE * OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS * SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /*====================================================================* * * signed evse_cm_slac_match (struct session * session, struct channel * channel, struct message * message); * * slac.h * * receive CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ and send CM_SLAC_MATCH.CNF containing * random NMK/NID that EVSE-HLE will use to configure EVSE-PLC for * charging; * * users must develop their own means of generating random NMK/NID * pairs because it is not part of the standard; this example does * not attempt to randomize NMK/NID; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifndef EVSE_CM_SLAC_MATCH_SOURCE #define EVSE_CM_SLAC_MATCH_SOURCE #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include "../ether/channel.h" #include "../tools/memory.h" #include "../tools/error.h" #include "../tools/flags.h" #include "../slac/slac.h" signed evse_cm_slac_match (struct session * session, struct channel * channel, struct message * message) { struct cm_slac_match_request * request = (struct cm_slac_match_request *) (message); struct cm_slac_match_confirm * confirm = (struct cm_slac_match_confirm *) (message); while (readmessage (channel, message, HOMEPLUG_MMV, (CM_SLAC_MATCH | MMTYPE_REQ)) > 0) { if (! memcmp (session->RunID, request->MatchVarField.RunID, sizeof (session->RunID))) { debug (0, __func__, "<-- CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ"); memcpy (session->PEV_ID, request->MatchVarField.PEV_ID, sizeof (session->PEV_ID)); memcpy (session->PEV_MAC, request->MatchVarField.PEV_MAC, sizeof (session->PEV_MAC)); memcpy (session->RunID, request->MatchVarField.RunID, sizeof (session->RunID)); #if SLAC_DEBUG if (_anyset (session->flags, SLAC_VERBOSE)) { char string [256]; debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.APPLICATION_TYPE %d", request->APPLICATION_TYPE); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.SECURITY_TYPE %d", request->SECURITY_TYPE); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.MVFLength %d", LE16TOH (request->MVFLength)); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.PEV_ID %s", HEXSTRING (string, request->MatchVarField.PEV_ID)); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.PEV_MAC %s", HEXSTRING (string, request->MatchVarField.PEV_MAC)); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.EVSE_ID %s", HEXSTRING (string, request->MatchVarField.EVSE_ID)); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.EVSE_MAC %s", HEXSTRING (string, request->MatchVarField.EVSE_MAC)); debug (0, __func__, "CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ.RunID %s", HEXSTRING (string, request->MatchVarField.RunID)); } #endif debug (0, __func__, "--> CM_SLAC_MATCH.CNF"); memset (message, 0, sizeof (* message)); EthernetHeader (& confirm->ethernet, session->PEV_MAC, channel->host, channel->type); HomePlugHeader1 (& confirm->homeplug, HOMEPLUG_MMV, (CM_SLAC_MATCH | MMTYPE_CNF)); confirm->APPLICATION_TYPE = session->APPLICATION_TYPE; confirm->SECURITY_TYPE = session->SECURITY_TYPE; confirm->MVFLength = HTOLE16 (sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.PEV_ID, session->PEV_ID, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.PEV_ID)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.PEV_MAC, session->PEV_MAC, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.PEV_MAC)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.EVSE_ID, session->EVSE_ID, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.EVSE_ID)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.EVSE_MAC, session->EVSE_MAC, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.EVSE_MAC)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.RunID, session->RunID, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.RunID)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.NID, session->NID, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.NID)); memcpy (confirm->MatchVarField.NMK, session->NMK, sizeof (confirm->MatchVarField.NMK)); if (sendmessage (channel, message, sizeof (* confirm)) <= 0) { return (debug (1, __func__, CHANNEL_CANTSEND)); } return (0); } } return (debug (session->exit, __func__, "<-- CM_SLAC_MATCH.REQ ?")); } #endif


--- layout: post title: Entity Conversion Calculator (for CSS and JavaScript) date: 2014-08-29 12:36:56.000000000 +01:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Programming - web tags: - css - html - javascript - note to self meta: _edit_last: '1' _wpas_done_all: '1' tmac_last_id: '618797295274848257' author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
Filed under note to self.
I have trouble remembering how to convert characters into hex for JavaScript or CSS.
For example, sometimes I like to use »
for breadcrumb separators using CSS something like this: ul.breadcrumb a:after {content:'\0064';}
but can't remember the precise hex code.
To fix this, here's Evolution Technologies' Entity Conversion Calculator iframed in this page:
I'm not claiming any ownership here, I've just embedded it for my own convenience.


Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
Explanation: Next weekend the Perseid Meteor Shower reaches its maximum. Grains of icy rock will streak across the sky as they evaporate during entry into Earth's atmosphere. These grains were shed from Comet Swift-Tuttle. The Perseids result from the annual crossing of the Earth through Comet Swift-Tuttle's orbit, and are typically the most active meteor shower of the year. Although it is hard to predict the level of activity in any meteor shower, in a clear dark sky an observer might see a meteor a minute. This year's Perseids peak nearly a week after full Moon, and so some faint meteors will be lost to the lunar skyglow. Meteor showers in general are best be seen from a relaxing position, away from lights. Featured here is a meteor caught exploding during the 2015 Perseids above Austria next to the central band of our Milky Way Galaxy.
Authors & editors:
Robert Nemiroff
(MTU) &
Jerry Bonnell (UMCP)
NASA Official: Phillip Newman
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