Data Fields | |
| int | iAdapterIndex |
| Adapter Index. | |
| int | iSLSMapIndex |
| SLS Map Index. | |
| int | iSLSModeIndex |
| The mode index. | |
| ADLMode | displayMode |
| The mode. | |
| int | iNumBezelOffset |
| The number of bezel offsets belongs to this map. | |
| int | iFirstBezelOffsetArrayIndex |
| The first bezel offset array index in the native mode array. | |
| int | iSLSBezelTransientModeMask |
| The bit mask identifies the bits this structure is currently using. It will be the total OR of all the bit definitions. | |
| int | iSLSBezelTransientModeValue |
| The bit mask identifies the display status. The detail definition is defined below. |
This structure is used to store the display SLS bezel Mode information.
Adapter Index.
SLS Map Index.
The mode index.
The mode.
The number of bezel offsets belongs to this map.
The first bezel offset array index in the native mode array.
The bit mask identifies the bits this structure is currently using. It will be the total OR of all the bit definitions.
The bit mask identifies the display status. The detail definition is defined below.


CrimPapers
Articles published on 2 May 2020
On 2 May 2020, 12 new articles were published in 8 journals.
Correction To: Designing the Swedish Crime Harm Index: An Evidence-Based Strategy
Immediate and Neighborhood Contextual Effects on Intentional, Accidental, and Fatal Drug Overdoses in A Non-Urban Jurisdiction by Rebecca Headley Konkel, Chrystina Y. Hoffman
Cowardice and Military Security: Some Heuristic Reflections
Editorial by Mahesh Nalla
Introduction to the Special Issue: Legitimacy and Procedural Justice Issues in Criminal Justice by Mahesh K Nalla, Anna Gurinskaya
Under-Policing and Apprehensiveness Toward Stopping Minorities Across White and Nonwhite Officers Post-Ferguson by Jose Torres, Timothy Reling
Assessing the Effect of Multidimensional Family Therapy in Adolescents on Police Arrests Against A Background of Falling Crime Rates. A Randomised Controlled Trial With 7-Year Follow-Up
Domestic Abusers: Expert Triangulators, New Victim Advocacy Models to Buffer Against It
Transformative Police Reform in Trinidad and Tobago: Prospects and Challenges
Remembering Herman Goldstein, 1931–2020
Assessing the UK Football Policing Unit Funding of Football Banning Orders in Times of Policing Austerity
How Can Embedded Criminologists, Police Pracademics, and Crime Analysts Help Increase Police-Led Program Evaluations? A Survey of Authors Cited in the Evidence-Based Policing Matrix1


Good Morning Britain's Charlotte Hawkins sobs after watching Piers Morgan advert
GMB's team were tasked to create a tear-jerking advert to rival John Lewis' Christmas trailer Excitable Edgar
by Irishmirror.ieGood Morning Britain's Charlotte Hawkins cried after a Piers Morgan advert.
The breakfast presenter, 44, broke down into tears when on the set of Good Morning Britain on Monday.
The Good Morning Britain team were tasked to create a tear-jerking advert to rival John Lewis' Christmas trailer Excitable Edgar which has caused a stir in the lead up to Xmas.
They come up with a mini Christmas advert capturing the childhood friendship of Piers and Susanna Reid.
Emotional Charlotte dried her free-flowing tears after watching the cheerful clip.

Clearly amused, Piers drew attention to his co-star's tears when he asked her if she was crying. "Are you crying?" He said.
Charlotte shrugged off his prying comments with a smile. She said: "Don't make a fuss."
Piers tried to antagonise her: "You watched that load of cheese and you are crying?"
She responded: "I'm sorry, it's just the friendship. Just sometimes these things get me."
Charlotte may have been left feeling warm and fuzzy inside after watching the GMB advert but she confessed she didn't cry over Excitable Edgar.
John Lewis set Excitable Edgar in a land far, far, far away as they told the heart-warming Christmas story about little girl Ava and her friend Edgar the dragon.
In a sad twist of events, the hapless dragon finds himself shunned from the villagers after he accidentally burns down the Christmas tree and decorations.
But the little redheaded girl hatches an ingenious plan to help her fire-breathing friend spread happiness in time for Xmas.
Ava gives her dragon pal the job of cooking the Christmas pudding, much to everyone's delight.


A New Beginning
I have been on a life journey and my adventures have finally brought me here. I welcome you to explore this page to learn more about who I am, where I have been, and where I want to go.
I have been on a life journey and my adventures have finally brought me here. I welcome you to explore this page to learn more about who I am, where I have been, and where I want to go.


40
1 And the LORD said to Job:
2 “Shall a faultfinder contend with the Almighty?
He who argues with God, let him answer it.”
Job Promises Silence
3 Then Job answered the LORD and said:
4 “Behold, I am of small account; what shall I answer you?
I lay my hand on my mouth.
5 I have spoken once, and I will not answer;
twice, but I will proceed no further.”
The LORD Challenges Job
6 Then the LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind and said:
7 “Dress for action like a man;
I will question you, and you make it known to me.
8 Will you even put me in the wrong?
Will you condemn me that you may be in the right?
9 Have you an arm like God,
and can you thunder with a voice like his?
10 “Adorn yourself with majesty and dignity;
clothe yourself with glory and splendor.
11 Pour out the overflowings of your anger,
and look on everyone who is proud and abase him.
12 Look on everyone who is proud and bring him low
and tread down the wicked where they stand.
13 Hide them all in the dust together;
bind their faces in the world below.
14 Then will I also acknowledge to you
that your own right hand can save you.
15 “Behold, Behemoth,
which I made as I made you;
he eats grass like an ox.
16 Behold, his strength in his loins,
and his power in the muscles of his belly.
17 He makes his tail stiff like a cedar;
the sinews of his thighs are knit together.
18 His bones are tubes of bronze,
his limbs like bars of iron.
19 “He is the first of the works of God;
let him who made him bring near his sword!
20 For the mountains yield food for him
where all the wild beasts play.
21 Under the lotus plants he lies,
in the shelter of the reeds and in the marsh.
22 For his shade the lotus trees cover him;
the willows of the brook surround him.
23 Behold, if the river is turbulent he is not frightened;
he is confident though Jordan rushes against his mouth.
24 Can one take him by his eyes,
or pierce his nose with a snare?


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I've been running lolcommits for 10 years, corresponding to most of my time at Quip and all of it (so far) at Tailscale. It captures a picture whenever there's a Git commit, and stamps it with that commit’s SHA and message.
Of the 22,000+ images, here are some notable(-ish) things that it captured (locations were determined with the help of Swarm).
This was in Quip's second office (a Regus suite).
Back when there were such things as “commutes”, I would take Caltrain to/from work. The fact that all of Quip ran on a laptop and didn’t need any connectivity was key to feeling productive in the ~2 hours a day spent on the train.
One of the perils of taking Caltrain is missing it (and having to wait 30 minutes for the next one). Luckily the weather usually allows for outdoor coding too.
The main room at Regus was pretty cramped, you can see Jon and Casey in the background.
Looks like there might have been a haircut too.
Or possibly a pre-commit hook that took so long I stepped away.
Our new office was not quite ready before we had to leave Regus, so Jon graciously let all of us work from his house.
Our second office was above The Warfield. You might be able to live there some day.
Sometimes I would need a couple of extra minutes to wrap things up for the day, and end up doing it on the platform after I got off the train.
Two months after we moved in, the contractors realized that they had never tested the ceiling for lead paint (it was originally supposed to be painted over, but they then changed their minds).
We vacated the office until it was tested, and in the meantime we ended up working first from Ana/Casey’s house and then from Ryan’s.
Quip was not a “work all the time” company even in the startup days, but there were some commits done in the dark.
The only time I stayed late at the office was the day of our launch, when were waiting for an embargoed New York Times article about us to be published.
Apparently this was the first coffee shop I worked from.
Evening holiday parties were the only reason to wear a sweater and collared shirt to the office.
We lived like animals before Apple had courageAirPods.
Unclear what happened here.
WFH, but outdoors.
During breaks at Apple’s annual developer conference.
R.I.P. I fondly remember your cream-filled Napoleons.
Preferred local coffee shop
Awkwardly, the same outfit as the previous year.
In the last couple of weeks before my second son was born I worked from home to avoid having to scramble once labor began. That ended up happening a couple of hours after the emoji commit, leaving it to someone else to fix the broken build.
It's hard to capture sleep deprivation on a webcam.
Quiet, good WiFi.
Matt and I spent a couple of weeks in a lab on Apple’s campus to implement support in Quip for the Apple Pencil and iPad Pro support ahead of its launch. We weren’t supposed to tell anyone where we were, and technically these pictures are contraband.
My wife was working there at the time, and they were providing flu shots to employees and their spouses.
A nice space next to Blue Bottle
One of the perils of coding on Caltrain.
We increased the desk density a bit, hence the viewpoint change.
Yes, the same outfit.
You can finally see the other side of the room.
Representing "Team Super Mario" for a "Twins/Triplets Dress-Alike" day.
Another year, another Apple conference.
Continuing the tour of South Bay public libraries.
It was too hot to wrap up coding on the train platform, so I did the post-commute Git push from my car (before driving).
We got new machines as part of the Salesforce acquisition (which closed around this time), and the camera was a bit better. You can also tell it's a slightly different lolcommit config because the quotes around the commit hash and summary are gone.
No sweater this year.
Presumably another seating reshuffle.
It moved to San Jose that year.
I think this is a partially-closed laptop lid, pointing the camera at the rug.
Working from the conference room where our (joke) "Employee of the Month" portraits were hanging.
We were back in the secret Apple lab, this time to prepare our app for the iPhone X launch. This time they made us put tape over the webcams.
Maximum density (and noise level) in the pre-Tower office.
Must have been a Virgin America flight based on the lighting scheme.
Before the ATP live show during WWDC week.
We all had to leave the office early because of the impending Salesforce Tower move. This was the closest coffee shop to the San Francisco Caltrain stop.
The cleanest the windows ever were.
First out-of-state (and out-of-country) commit. Fun fact: Battlestar Galactica was filmed here.
We were hacking together a demo before a sales conference.
The occasional Caltrain platform commits continued, this one had a particularly nice backdrop.
A different shirt!
I could have used a haircut.
While the kids had their tennis lessons (we had some childcare complications that summer).
We were going as the family from Calvin and Hobbes.
A non-white shirt.
And they’ve been like that ever since.
Except when they’re like this.
Kids’ activities are starting to resume
I worked from Seattle for ~5 weeks, mostly on speculative projects.
Seeing a pattern yet?
You can tell that it’s a cramped economy seat because I can’t tilt the screen back.
While waiting for a swim lesson.
There were a few even earlier (my first day was April 25th), but I forgot to set up lolcommits on the new laptop.
Our backordered Womb Chair finally arrived, it’s quite comfy.
While Tailscale is an all-remote/distributed company, we do have occasional meetups. This was my first time meeting my co-workers in person.
Hello Michael.
When waiting for a (nearby) appointment, convenience trumps coffee snobbery.
Like the previous summer, we spent a few weeks living in Seattle, for a change of scenery.
New city, new co-workers to meet in person.

The whole company went on a fun trip, and some of us thought that coding too much fun to not do for a whole week.
Tailscale meetups cycle between San Francisco, East Bay and South Bay to load balance everyone’s commutes.
Maybe in another 10 years the webcam quality will actually improve.
To make a HyperCard stack.


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Intro to the tidyverse ### Heike Hofmann --- # Data management in R: the tidyverse <img src="images/tidyverse.jpeg" alt="" width=500> --- # Outline - elements of data management: filtering, sorting, and aggregations - lots of examples --- # `tidyverse` `tidyverse` is a package bundling several other R packages: - `ggplot2`, `dplyr`, `tidyr`, `purrr`, ... - share common data representations and API, i.e. work well together - from the [tidyverse manifesto](https://tidyverse.tidyverse.org/articles/manifesto.html): 1. Reuse existing data structures. 2. Compose simple functions with the pipe. 3. Embrace functional programming. 4. Design for humans. - see https://github.com/hadley/tidyverse for more information --- # `dplyr` There are a couple of primary `dplyr` *verbs*, representing distinct data analysis tasks: - `filter`: Select specified rows of a data frame, produce subsets - `mutate`: Add new or change existing columns of the data frame (as functions of existing columns) - `arrange`: Reorder the rows of a data frame - `select`: Select particular columns of a data frame - `summarize`: Create collapsed summaries of a data frame - `group_by`: Introduce structure to a data frame --- # Common structure all functions of the tidyverse have `data` as their first element Important: do not use `$` notation for variables within these functions, e.g: ``` ggplot(data = fbi, aes(x = Year, y = Count)) + geom_point() ``` ``` filter(fbi, Year >= 2017, State == "Iowa") ``` --- # `filter` .pull-left[ select a subset of the observations (horizontal selection): `filter (.data, ...)` specify constraints (as logical expression) to data in `...` all constraints are combined by logical and `&` ] .pull-right[ ![](images/filter.png) ] .footnote[Make sure to always call `library(dplyr)` before using `filter`] --- # `filter` Example From the `fbi` data, extract all burglaries in 2016: ```r library(classdata) library(dplyr) fbi %>% filter(Type=="Burglary", Year==2016) %>% head() ``` ``` ## State Abb Year Population Type Count Violent.crime ## 1 Alabama AL 2016 4863300 Burglary 34065 FALSE ## 2 Alaska AK 2016 741894 Burglary 4053 FALSE ## 3 Arizona AZ 2016 6931071 Burglary 37736 FALSE ## 4 Arkansas AR 2016 2988248 Burglary 23771 FALSE ## 5 California CA 2016 39250017 Burglary 188304 FALSE ## 6 Colorado CO 2016 5540545 Burglary 23903 FALSE ``` --- # `mutate` .pull-left[ `mutate (.data, ...)` Introduce new variables into the data set or transform/update old variables multiple variables can be changed/introduced `mutate` works sequentially: variables introduced become available in following changes ] .pull-right[ ![](images/mutate.png) ] --- # `mutate` Example Introduce a variable `Rate` into the `fbi` data: ```r fbi %>% mutate(Rate = Count/Population*70000) %>% head() ``` ``` ## State Abb Year Population Type Count ## 1 Alabama AL 1961 3302000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 427 ## 2 Alabama AL 1962 3358000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 316 ## 3 Alabama AL 1963 3347000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 340 ## 4 Alabama AL 1964 3407000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 316 ## 5 Alabama AL 1965 3462000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 395 ## 6 Alabama AL 1966 3517000 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 384 ## Violent.crime Rate ## 1 TRUE 9.052090 ## 2 TRUE 6.587254 ## 3 TRUE 7.110846 ## 4 TRUE 6.492515 ## 5 TRUE 7.986713 ## 6 TRUE 7.642877 ``` --- # `arrange` `arrange` sorts a data set by the values in one or more variables Successive variables break ties in previous ones `desc` stands for descending, otherwise rows are sorted from smallest to largest ```r fbi %>% arrange(desc(Year), Type, desc(Count)) %>% head() ``` ``` ## State Abb Year Population Type Count Violent.crime ## 1 California CA 2018 39557045 Aggravated.assault 105412 TRUE ## 2 Texas TX 2018 28701845 Aggravated.assault 73656 TRUE ## 3 Florida FL 2018 21299325 Aggravated.assault 55551 TRUE ## 4 New York NY 2018 19542209 Aggravated.assault 43171 TRUE ## 5 Tennessee TN 2018 6770010 Aggravated.assault 31717 TRUE ## 6 Michigan MI 2018 9995915 Aggravated.assault 31021 TRUE ``` --- # `select` .pull-left[ Select specific variables of a data frame (vertical selection): `select (.data, ...)` specify all variables you want to keep Variables can be selected by index, e.g. `1:5`, by name (don't use quotes), or using a selector function, such as `starts_with` Negative selection also works, e.g. `-1` (not the first variable) ] .pull-right[ ![](images/select.png) ] --- # `select` Example Select `Type, Count, State`, and `Year` from the `fbi` data: ```r fbi %>% arrange(desc(Year), Type, desc(Count)) %>% select(Type, Count, State, Year) %>% head() ``` ``` ## Type Count State Year ## 1 Aggravated.assault 105412 California 2018 ## 2 Aggravated.assault 73656 Texas 2018 ## 3 Aggravated.assault 55551 Florida 2018 ## 4 Aggravated.assault 43171 New York 2018 ## 5 Aggravated.assault 31717 Tennessee 2018 ## 6 Aggravated.assault 31021 Michigan 2018 ``` --- class: inverse # Your turn Use the `fbiwide` data set from the `classdata` package Write out at least three different ways of selecting all variables describing incidences of different types of crimes --- # `summarize` .pull-left[ `summarize (.data, ...)` summarize observations into a (set of) one-number statistic(s): Creates a new dataset with 1 row and one column for each of the summary statistics ] .pull-right[ ![](images/summarize.png) ] --- # `summarise` Example Calculate the mean and standard deviation of Crime rates in the `fbi` data ```r fbi %>% summarise(mean_rate = mean(Count/Population*70000, na.rm=TRUE), sd_rate = sd(Count/Population*70000, na.rm = TRUE)) ``` ``` ## mean_rate sd_rate ## 1 395.5483 609.999 ``` --- # `summarize` and `group_by` .pull-left[ Power combo! ![](images/kapow.png) for each combination of group levels, create one row of a (set of) one-number statistic(s) The new dataset has one column for each of the summary statistics, and one row for each combination of grouping levels (multiplicative) ] .pull-right[ ![](images/summarize-groupby.png) ] --- # `summarise` and `group_by` For each type of crime, calculate average crime rate and standard deviation. ```r fbi %>% group_by(Type) %>% summarise(mean_rate = mean(Count/Population*70000, na.rm=TRUE), sd_rate = sd(Count/Population*70000, na.rm = TRUE)) ``` ``` ## # A tibble: 8 x 3 ## Type mean_rate sd_rate ## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> ## 1 Aggravated.assault 167. 112. ## 2 Burglary 623. 312. ## 3 Larceny.theft 1648. 626. ## 4 Legacy.rape 20.2 10.8 ## 5 Motor.vehicle.theft 243. 157. ## 6 Murder.and.nonnegligent.Manslaughter 4.58 4.22 ## 7 Rape 30.1 12.9 ## 8 Robbery 87.8 102. ``` --- class: inverse, center, middle # Let's use these tools


Statix makes creating and working with static HTML templates quick and easy.
Why do I need Statix in my life?
Have you ever wanted the power of reusing snippets in your HTML but don’t know where to start?
Do you want a good base front-end structure for your project without throwing the whole of Bootstrap it?
Statix has your back.
Features
Here are some of the simple problems that Statix helps you solve:
Code snippets
Statix leverages Assemble to give you the ability to write a snippet of HTML once and then include it across multiple HTML files.
Editing a navigation link across 10 static HTML pages? No problem.  Easy!
Simply manage one code snippet and include it wherever you want it to appear in each HTML template.
Project Structure
Statix uses Kickoff and Grunt to give you a minimal starting point for your front-end projects. Just enough structure – no extra bloat.

Statix brings together the power of using a templating language (such as Handlebars), with the flexibility of being able to write content using Markdown.
This means that for small site builds (ones that don’t need a CMS) content editors can update a much more readable markdown file, rather than dig into HTML syntax.
Fast starting point
Statix gives you a great base to get up and running as quickly as possible. Whether templating a full site or just spinning up a prototype, Statix tries to get out of your way so you can start coding.
There’s no complicated config to mess around with before you start. Once installed, simply typing grunt serve
into the terminal will spin up a local server that you can see your project change in realtime as you edit it.
Extensibility
Statix can be extended as much or as little as you like.
The base setup of Statix only utilises a very small amount of Assemble’s features. If you want to use it’s more powerful templating functionality then you can extend this in the usual way, as you would if you were using Assemble on it’s own without the Statix framework.
What’s under the hood
Statix is essentially a simple setup of Assemble, a powerful static site generator, combined with Kickoff, a minimal front-end base framework, all tied together with a few handy Grunt setup tasks.
Collectively, this gives you a framework that streamlines the creation of maintainable, flexible HTML templates with virtually no project setup required.
Should you wish to rip out the CSS (or SCSS) and JS and replace it with a structure or framework you feel more comfortable with (such as Bootstrap), that is also very simple with a couple of small changes to the project setup.
Download Statix
- Github: .zip
- Git clone:
https://github.com/TryKickoff/statix.git your-project-folder
- SVN checkout:
svn checkout https://github.com/TryKickoff/statix your-project-folder
Getting started with Statix
- Download or clone the git repo. To clone run
git clone https://github.com/TryKickoff/statix.git your-project-folder
- Ensure you have Sass, Node and Grunt installed, as Statix needs these dependencies to operate.
- Install the project dependencies by running
npm install
from the root of the directory. - Run
grunt serve
. This will build your project for the first time and use the connect module to start a static web server for your templates. - Build your templates using Statix!
Compiled template files are created in the /dist
folder at the root of the project, and this can be changed in the Gruntfile if you would rather compile elsewhere.
Source maps are also created for both the Javascript and Sass. Javascript is compiled to the /js/dist
and Sass is compiled to the /css
folder.
Installing Statix dependencies
Ruby v2 is needed to use Statix. Update using rvm or brew (if you use a Mac), Windows users can install Ruby via the Windows installer, and Linux users can install it via their package manager, then install the packages below:
- Install Sass globally -
gem install sass --pre
- Install Node from nodejs.org
- Install Grunt CLI -
npm install -g grunt-cli
Once these dependencies are installed, see ‘Getting started with Statix’ for instructions on runnign your project.
Further documentation and demos
Statix is a combination of three tools; Assemble, Kickoff and Grunt. The documentation for these tools should be looked at for extending the base setup of Statix.
- See the Kickoff documentation for all demos and information relating to Kickoff
- Check out the Assemble documentation for more information on Assemble.
- Read the excellent Getting started guide to make a start with Grunt.
Using your own front-end framework
Don’t want to use Kickoff?
That’s cool – Statix has been built so the you can do this very easily.
To replace the SCSS
Delete the files in the /assets/src/scss folder, replacing them with your framework of choice.
Next, go to /_grunt-configs/config.js
in the root of the project and change the name of the compiled distFile
to whatever you want to.
Finally, change the reference to the compiled CSS file in the html_start.hbs
in statix/src/templates/includes
To replace the JS
Delete the files in the /js
folder, replacing them with your own structure.
Then, in /_grunt-configs/javascript.js
either change the references to your own JS files, or if you would like to add in your own JS grunt helpers – such as browserify or RequireJS – then add this in as you usually would as a task in this config file.
Replacing anything else…
Statix uses Grunt to take care of simple tasks like minification and concatenation.
If you know Grunt yourself, you can change pretty much any aspect of the config as you would any other Grunt project. If you don’t like certain default config options of Statix, fork the repo and change them!
Contributing
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -m 'Add some feature'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature
- Submit a pull request
Credits
Developed by Ashley Nolan & Zander Martineau.
Uses the excellent static site generator Assemble, which is developed and maintained by Jon Schlinkert and Brian Woodward.
If you’re using Statix we’d love to hear about it; give us a shout on Twitter, or email us and let us know how you’re using it.


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Hello Goobie ;)
Welcome to my site. I hope to put some stuff on here eventually, for now here are some useful links mostly for me :P.
- annonymouse
Click
here for my test php page.
My vimrc.
and the plugins directory is at git@github.com:annonymouse/vimplugins.git.
Some Random Videos...
Zelda Orchestral Theme
Another Zelda Orchestral Theme...
Some random sites I like...
Hard Light Productions A really active Freespace 1/2 modding community.
xkcd One of the funniest webcomics around.
bash.org A funny IRC chat repository.
Engadget A tech/gadget news site.
Questionable Content Slice of life webcomic.
Reading list
Learn You a Haskell for Great Good
Real World Haskell
Wishlist
Medicine Ball for sitting on
Screwdriver kit (Britool)
25m Cat5
Guitar Strings (D'addario 9's + 10's)
Some LEGO flat bits (2x4x1/2 or 1x2x1/2)
Rapid Racking
Roomba (x2)
A trip to Berjaya Redang
Dave you just lost the game


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--- layout: hackathon ---
Do you enjoy writing apps? Want to have some fun programming before the semester gets really serious? UQCS Hackathon is just what you are looking for!
The UQ Computing Society Hackathon is a competition to show off your design and coding skills over a weekend, while in the company of other likeminded people.
Teams of up to four people will develop an application, be it web, mobile or desktop based. Judges will then use your app, take a look at your code, and decide on winners for the categories available. The competition will be held at The University of Queensland's St Lucia campus.
Contest Rules →
Code of Conduct →
Don't worry! You don't have to be the world's best programmer to participate in the Hackathon - you just need to have fun. We know that everyone has different abilities, and we will have prize categories to cater for all. You could contribute by designing the user interface, setting up a database or planning out the system design.
Sound like something you would like to do? Register your details now so we can keep you updated with all the latest information.


Hello all, I can check if two IntViews are ground and equal like this: IntView &x = ... IntView &y = ... if (x.assigned() && y.assigned() && x.val() == y.val()) ... Can I do the same thing for sets? There doesn't seem to be an equivalent to "val()" in the SetView class. Thanks, Chris


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| Struts 2 > Text tag |
Print out an internationalized string. It is used in conjuction with the i18n tag. The text tag gets a specific message from the bundle specified in the surrounding i18n tag. Values can be passed into the message for parsing, for instance to format a date or currency. If the text tag is not used in conjuction with a i18n tag, it will search through the class hierarchy. Please look at Localization for more details.
Attributes
| Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | yes | Name of property to fetch |
| id | no | When specified, causes output to be stored in the ActionContext using the id as the key rather than printing out the text |
| value0 | no | Pass data to param 0 in message |
| value1 | no | Pass data to param 1 in message |
| value2 | no | Pass data to param 2 in message |
| value3 | no | Pass data to param 3 in message |
Sample Usages
Accessing messages from a given bundle (the i18n Shop example bundle in this case)<br> <ww:i18n name="'webwork.action.test.i18n.Shop'"> <ww:text name="'main.title'"/> </ww:i18n>
<ww:i18n id="foo" name="'webwork.action.test.i18n.Shop'"> <ww:text name="'main.title'"/> </ww:i18n> <ww:property value="#foo"/>
Note that instead of using value0..value4, you may also:
<ww:text name="'someKey'"> <ww:param value="'Hello'"/> </ww:text>
OR
<ww:text name="'someKey'"> <ww:param>Hello</ww:param> </ww:text>
The last format is particularly good when you are embedding HTML in to the message, since you don't need to worry about escaping the various quotes that might be there.


What is home?
A home or domicile is a dwelling-place used as a permanent or semi-permanent residence for an individual, family, household or several families in a tribe. It is often a house, apartment, or other building, or alternatively a mobile home, houseboat, yurt or any other portable shelter. A principle of constitutional law in many countries, related to the right to privacy enshrined in article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights[1] is the inviolability of the home as an individual's place of shelter and refuge. Homes typically provide areas and facilities for sleeping, preparing food, eating and hygiene. Larger groups may live in a nursing home, children's home, convent or any similar institution. A homestead also includes agricultural land and facilities for domesticated animals. Where more secure dwellings are not available, people may live in the informal and sometimes illegal shacks found in slums and shanty towns. More generally, "home" may be considered to be a geographic area, such as a town, village, suburb, city, or country.
Are you kidding me New what? do you why are you here? this is just an html file :)
I'm
Ahmadreza Samadi
Student at
Kashan University
my Leading prof. is
Ahmad Yoosofan


16-bit:
dos-software-decoding/demo-256 compatibility
dos-software-decoding/demo-512 compatibility
16-bit games:
dos-software-decoding/games-com compatibility
32-bit:
dos-software-decoding/demo-256-32bit compatibility
dos-software-decoding/demo-512-32bit compatibility


Using parameters is almost unavoidable, but a strategy trends toward being overfitted as more parameters get added or fine-tuned. Adding or optimizing parameters should only be done by a robust methodology such as walk-forward optimization. The parameter detection system is a general guide to inform you of how many parameters are present in the algorithm. It looks for criteria to warn that code is potentially a parameter. The following table shows the criteria for parameters:
| Parameter Types | Example Instances |
|---|---|
| Numeric Comparison | Numeric operators used to compare numeric arguments: <= < > >= |
| Time Span | Setting the interval of TimeSpan or timedelta |
| Order Event | Inputting numeric arguments when placing orders |
| Scheduled Event | Inputting numeric arguments when scheduling an algorithm event to occur |
| Variable Assignment | Assigning numeric values to variables |
| Mathematical Operation | Any mathematical operation involving explicit numbers |
| Lean API | Numeric arguments passed to Indicators, Consolidators, Rolling Windows, etc. |
The following table shows common expressions that are not parameters:
| Non-Parameter Types | Example Instances |
|---|---|
| Common APIs |
SetStartDate , SetEndDate , SetCash , etc.
|
| Boolean Comparison | Testing for True or False conditions |
| String Numbers |
Numbers formatted as part of Log or Debug statements
|
| Variable Names |
Any variable names that use numbers as part of the name (for example, smaIndicator200 )
|
| Common Functions | Rounding, array indexing, boolean comparison using 1/0 for True/False, etc. |


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{% extends 'topbar.html' %} {% load static %} {% block nav_dashboard %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_teleop %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_navigation %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_actionsandtasks %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_smarthome %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_health %}class="nav-item"{% endblock %} {% block nav_about %}class="nav-item active"{% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
The development of this WEB application is carried out as part of the effort for obtaining the degree of Doctor technicae (Dr. techn.),
submitted at TU Wien, Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, by
Stefan Chivarov
under the supervision of
Em.O.Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Dr.h.c.mult. Peter Kopacek
Institute of Intelligent Handling Devices and Robotics
The main goal of this application is to provide a simple to use, user friendly interface for the service robot Archie, opposed to the scientific research focused (technical) interfaces usually being developed.
ArchieUI is an open source WEB application, used to control the cost-oriented humanoid robot Archie, being developed at the Technische Universität Wien (TU Wien).
In addition to the robot control, ArchieUI provides access to a Smart home server and other IoT sensors and actuators in the users home environment.
ArchieUI application has Mobile Responsive Design, built in voice control and ease of access features, thus it can be used for carring out usability research (in real or simulated environment) with elderly and disabled persons, also providing remote access and control to their relatives over the Internet.
ArchieUI was developed to control the Archie robot, but it can be used with any other ROS (Robot Operating System) enabled robot (or simulated ROS robot)
by changing the ROS topics it uses, or just relaying the topics of the other robot to Archie topics, using topic_tools package.
The ArchieUI application is available at githib for the roboticists socsiety,
to use and modify in the way they need it for their research!


module Image:sig
..end
Binary Image.
typet =
Std.image
image
type
segment
segment
type
symbol
symbol
typepath =
string
typeresult =
(t * Error.t list) Or_error.t
constructing an image can result in actual image and a set (hopefully empty) of errors occured in a process of decoding an image, that do not prevent us from actually creating an image. So, this information messages can be considered as warnings.
val create : ?backend:string -> path -> result
create ?backend filename
creates an image of the file specified
specified by the filename
. If backend
is equal to "auto", then
all backends are tried in order. If only one backend can read this
file (i.e., there is no ambiguity), then image is returned. If
backend
is not specifed, then the LLVM backend is used.
val of_string : ?backend:string -> string -> result
of_string ?backend ~data
creates an image from the specified
data
. See Std.Image.create
for backend
parameter.
val of_bigstring : ?backend:string -> Bigstring.t -> result
of_bigstring ?backend ~data
creates an image from the specified
data
. See Std.Image.create
for backend
parameter.
val entry_point : t -> Std.addr
entry_point addr
is an address from which a kernel should start
filename image
a name of file from which an image was
loaded (if any)
val arch : t -> Std.arch
arch image
code architecture
val addr_size : t -> Std.addr_size
addr_size image
same as Arch.addr_size (Image.arch image)
val endian : t -> Std.endian
endian image
same as Arch.endian (Image.arch image)
val words : t -> Std.size -> Std.word Std.table
words image size
returns a mapping from addresses to words
of the specified size
. For example, Image.words img `r8
returns all bytes.
val segments : t -> segment Std.table
segments image
returns a mapping from addresses to segments
val symbols : t -> symbol Std.table
symbols image
returns a mapping from addresses to symbols
val segment : segment Std.tag
tags a segment
val symbol : string Std.tag
tags a symbol
val section : string Std.tag
tags a section
val specification : Ogre.doc Std.tag
an image specification in OGRE
val memory : t -> Std.value Std.memmap
returns memory, annotated with tags
val memory_of_segment : t -> segment -> Std.mem
memory_of_segment img seg
returns a memory region occupied
by the segment seg
.
val memory_of_symbol : t ->
symbol -> Std.mem * Std.mem Std.seq
memory_of_symbol sym
returns a sequence of memory regions
that belong to the sym
symbol. The sequence is represented
as a pair, where the first element is the starting memory
region, and the second elemnt is (a possible empty) sequence
of the rest memory regions (in case if a symbol occupies a
non-contigious region of memory).
val symbols_of_segment : t -> segment -> symbol Std.seq
symbols_of_segment img seg
all symbols that belong to the
seg
segment.
val segment_of_symbol : t -> symbol -> segment
segment_of_symbol image sym
a segment to which sym
belongs.
module Segment:sig
..end
Image Segments.
module Symbol:sig
..end
Symbol.
module type Loader =sig
..end
An interface that a backend shall implement.
val register_loader : name:string -> (module Bap.Std.Image.Loader) -> unit
register_loader ~name backend
registers new loader.
val available_backends : unit -> string list
lists all registered backends
val register_backend : name:string -> Std.Backend.t -> [ `Duplicate | `Ok ]
register_backend ~name backend
tries to register backend
under
the specified name
.
Access to the low-level internals.
val data : t -> Bigstring.t
data image
returns image data. Usually it is a memory mapped
input file, or it is whatever was passed to of_[big]string
.
val spec : t -> Ogre.doc
spec image
returns the image specification.
module Scheme:sig
..end
A scheme of image specification.


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The constructor defines a DiscZone zone.
The centre of the disc.
The radius of the outer edge of the disc.
If set, this defines the radius of the inner edge of the disc. Points closer to the center than this inner radius are excluded from the zone. If this parameter is not set then all points inside the outer radius are included in the zone.
The x coordinate of the point that is the center of the disc.
The x coordinate of the point that is the center of the disc.
The y coordinate of the point that is the center of the disc.
The y coordinate of the point that is the center of the disc.
The radius of the inner edge of the disc.
The radius of the inner edge of the disc.
The radius of the outer edge of the disc.
The radius of the outer edge of the disc.
Manages collisions between a particle and the zone. The particle will collide with the edges of the disc defined for this zone, from inside or outside the disc. The collisionRadius of the particle is used when calculating the collision.
The particle to be tested for collision with the zone.
The coefficient of restitution for the collision.
Whether a collision occured.
The contains method determines whether a point is inside the zone. This method is used by the initializers and actions that use the zone. Usually, it need not be called directly by the user.
The x coordinate of the location to test for.
The y coordinate of the location to test for.
true if point is inside the zone, false if it is outside.
The getArea method returns the size of the zone. This method is used by the MultiZone class. Usually, it need not be called directly by the user.
a random point inside the zone.
The getLocation method returns a random point inside the zone. This method is used by the initializers and actions that use the zone. Usually, it need not be called directly by the user.
a random point inside the zone.
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The DiscZone zone defines a circular zone. The zone may have a hole in the middle, like a doughnut.


--- layout: post title: retro H&M bikini + flower earrings date: 2010-05-23 12:07:25.000000000 -04:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - clothing - shopping tags: - bikini - earrings - h&m - heritage 1981 - retro meta: _oembed_3c43f84e1da5a19e3ec6a6861f9a096b: author: login: sophie email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Pika first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
retro H&M bikini + flower earrings, originally uploaded by monpetitchoufleur.


Managing blood sugar levels is the key to living well with diabetes and avoiding some of the more severe health problems it can cause. This means that following a healthful diet is essential for people with diabetes. A healthful balanced meal should contain non-starchy vegetables, protein and high-fiber carbohydrates.
 The diabetes plate method uses the image of a standard, 9-inch dinner divided as follows:


The language of most modern web brower.JavaScript is most commonly used as a client side scripting language.
We can use an example above (the live clock in my blog)to explain the relationship:
Control flowdefends on the variables and conditions;
Loops
iterate through a list and execute an action at each step.
the Loops in this example is: frypan >> turn on the power >> add oil and egg >> turn off the power.
An Array is a special variable, which can hold more than one value at a time.
use the example above,the egg box is an array hold egg 1, egg 2, egg 3 and so on ;
An Object is a collection of properties, and a property is an association between a name (or key) and a value. A property's value can be a function, in which case the property is known as a method.
use the example above, the egg can be an object, it could contain the size of the egg, the date of the egg, and the type of the egg and so on.
Access (index into) an Array item var first = index[0],var second = index[1];
Aceess data from object: we use objectname and propertyname to access the value.
We can group a block of code together and associate it with one task.
When you are writing a function, the things inside the Parenthese called Parameters, those are the function need to run; when you using the function, the things you are put in the parethese are called argument;you can use a function inside the function.If you are inside of a function, you can look out and see data,however, if you are outside of a function, you can not look in.
The Document Object Model (DOM) is an interface to web pages. It defines the logical structure of documents and the way a document is accessed and manipulated,allowing programs to read and manipulate the page's content, structure, and styles.
The DOM represents the document as nodes and objects. ... But it is the same document in both cases. The Document Object Model (DOM) represents that same document so it can be manipulated. The DOM is an object-oriented representation of the web page, which can be modified with a scripting language such as JavaScript.
Browser developer tools, available on major web browsers -- Chrome, Safari and Firefox to name a few -- enable web developers to quickly collect vital information on most web applications, including ones that you yourself are building. Because it’s the choice for most professional developers, this article will focus on how to use Google Chrome’s DevTools.
The easiest way to access DevTools is to navigate to a webpage in a Chrome window, press Ctrl + Click (or Right Click if you have an old-fashioned two-button mouse) anywhere inside the document. A menu will pop up next to where you clicked. Select "Inspect Element." This will launch the DevTools window in the bottom third of your screen.


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Your Daily Commerce Insights for 10 November, 2019
(10 November, 2019 12:00AM PST to 10 November, 2019 11:59PM PST)
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Total Revenue
| Online Sales |
$886.61 |
| Offline Sales |
$640.00 |
Sales
| Metric |
Total |
Domestic |
International |
| Sales Revenue |
$886.61 |
$838.62 |
$47.99 |
| Orders |
19 |
18 |
1 |
| Canceled Orders |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Orders from E-bay |
1 |
1 |
0 |
| Revenue from E-bay |
$29.41 |
$29.41 |
$0.00 |
| AOV |
$46.66 |
$46.59 |
$47.99 |
| Items Sold |
26 |
25 |
1 |
| Shipping Charged |
$155.84 |
$147.84 |
$8.00 |
| Tax |
$1.98 |
$1.98 |
$0.00 |
| Refunds |
$0.00 |
-- |
-- |
| Sale from eBay |
$29.41 |
$29.41 |
$0.00 |
| Sale from Sohogirl Wholesale |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
POS Transactions
| Metric |
Store |
Total |
Card |
Cash |
No_Sale |
| Revenue |
Sohogirl Downtown LA |
$640.00 |
$331.00 |
$309.00 |
$0.00 |
| Transactions |
Sohogirl Downtown LA |
24 |
5 |
11 |
8 |
Shipping Costs
| Metric |
Total |
Domestic |
International |
| Total Shipments |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Total Shipping Cost |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
| Cost/Shipment |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
$0.00 |
Customers
| Customers |
Count |
Revenue |
| Total Customers |
19 |
$886.81 |
| New Customers |
8 |
$356.43 |
| Returning Customers |
11 |
$530.18 |
Traffic
| Total Visitors |
1,775 |
| Bounce Rate |
62.46% |
| Avg. Session duration |
2.40m |
| Avg. Page Load Time |
7.75s |
| Device Sessions |
| Mobile Sessions |
82.91% |
| Desktop Sessions |
14.51% |
| Others |
2.58% |
Acquisition Channels
| Source |
Users |
New Users |
Bounce Rate |
Conversion |
Revenue |
| Organic Search |
588 |
499 |
53.58% |
0.78% |
$285.88 |
| Paid Search |
561 |
505 |
67.02% |
0.15% |
$51.98 |
| Direct |
460 |
416 |
68.25% |
0.00% |
$0.00 |
| Social |
124 |
115 |
77.69% |
0.00% |
$0.00 |
| Referral |
34 |
12 |
35.00% |
7.50% |
$116.43 |
| Other |
28 |
25 |
51.72% |
0.00% |
$0.00 |
| Email |
18 |
5 |
23.81% |
9.52% |
$79.26 |
| Display |
1 |
1 |
100.00% |
0.00% |
$0.00 |
Top Campaigns
| Channel |
Campaign |
Spend |
Clicks |
Conversion |
CPC |
| Google Ads |
New Shopping GOOGLE |
$93.96 |
554 |
0 |
$0.17 |
Top Products
| Product |
Qty |
Revenue |
| Feathered Deep-V Sequin Jumpsuit - Rose Gold (FEATHRSEQJMP) |
1 |
$89.99 |
| Cropped Puffer Jacket in Black (CROPUFRBLK) |
1 |
$59.99 |
| Vibrant Rhinestone Stripe High Waisted Denim Skinny Jeans - Black (VIBRHNBLK) |
1 |
$49.99 |
| Pearls and Rhinestones Long Sleeve Dress - Mauve (PEARLMAUVDR) |
1 |
$49.99 |
| Turtle Neck Overlay Sweater Dress Set - Black (OVERDRSBLK) |
1 |
$39.99 |
Top Categories
| Category |
Qty |
Sale value |
| New Arrivals (Cat Code: 152) |
12 |
$418.88 |
| Matching Sets (Cat Code: 179) |
1 |
$39.99 |
| Short Sleeve (Cat Code: 24) |
2 |
$35.98 |
| Bomber Jackets (Cat Code: 137) |
1 |
$34.99 |
| Parkas (Cat Code: 167) |
1 |
$26.99 |
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Happy Analyzing!
Clove.AI Team
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Topology
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{{manor.topology}}
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Gross Acres
|
{{manor.grossAcres}}
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- Woodland Acres
|
{{manor.woodlandAcres}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0
cannot be more than Gross Acres
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= Cleared Acres
|
{{manor.clearedAcres}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0
cannot be more than Gross Acres
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- Tenant Acres
|
{{manor.population.tenantAcres()}}
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= Demesne Acres
|
{{manor.demenseAcres()}}
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Labor Pool
|
{{manor.population.tenantLaborPool()}}
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Labor Obligation
|
{{manor.population.tenantLaborDays()}}
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Land Quality
|
{{manor.landQuality}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0.75
cannot be more than 1.3
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Fief Index
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{{manor.fiefIndex}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0.75
cannot be more than 1.25
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Trade Index
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{{manor.tradeIndex}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0.5
cannot be more than 1.7
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Year
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Weather Index
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{{manor.weatherIndex}}
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Required
cannot be less than 0.65
cannot be more than 1.35
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Documentation for Grails 1 & 2 plugins can be found on the website or source code repository of each plugin. If you require additional assitance, please visit the Grails support page.


CKEditor and Mustache become friends
In the beginning there was WordStar and CSV. The possibility of (then printed) personalized mass-communication had arrived in the form of mail-merge. For Notes eMails that is still a challenge (the latest version of OpenOffice now seems to have a reasonable eMail-Merge, but that's off topic here) since creating the template message with variables to be filled is kind of fuzzy (a.k.a usually out of the reach of mere mortal users).
XPages, Mustache and CKEditor to the rescue! The CKEditor shipping with XPages can be easily customized, so adding a dropdown that inserts Mustache markup shouldn't be too hard. To allow easy reuse of the code, I created a bean than contains all needed components. Add it to a page and simply call the bean functions. The first sample, using only uses static therefore is quite simple:
The variable
While it seems a little overkill to move the JavaScript into a Java function, we will see that the bean, once completed, is quite useful and keeps what we need in one place.The code so far:
Next stop: generate the list of variables from a form or a document (or supply a collection)
XPages, Mustache and CKEditor to the rescue! The CKEditor shipping with XPages can be easily customized, so adding a dropdown that inserts Mustache markup shouldn't be too hard. To allow easy reuse of the code, I created a bean than contains all needed components. Add it to a page and simply call the bean functions. The first sample, using only uses static therefore is quite simple:
<xp:view xmlns:xp="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/core">
<xp:scriptBlock id="scriptBlock1" value="#{mustache.sampleData}">
</xp:scriptBlock>

Mustache and CKEdit demo

<xp:inputRichText id="inputRichText1">
<xp:this.dojoAttributes>
<xp:dojoAttribute name="extraPlugins" value="mustache">
</xp:dojoAttribute>
</xp:this.dojoAttributes>
</xp:inputRichText>
</xp:view>
The variable
mustache
is configured as a managed bean in faces-config.xml
:
<managed-bean>
<managed-bean-name>mustache</managed-bean-name>
<managed-bean-class>com.notessensei.xpages.MustacheWrapper</managed-bean-class>
<managed-bean-scope>session</managed-bean-scope>
</managed-bean>
While it seems a little overkill to move the JavaScript into a Java function, we will see that the bean, once completed, is quite useful and keeps what we need in one place.The code so far:
package com.notessensei.xpages;
import java.io.Serializable;
/**
* @author Stephan H. Wissel
*/
public class MustacheWrapper implements Serializable {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
private final String preText;
private final String postText;
public MustacheWrapper() {
this.preText = this.populatePreText();
this.postText = this.populatePostText();
}
public String getSampleData() {
StringBuilder sample = new StringBuilder();
sample.append(this.preText);
sample.append("this.add('{{Subject}}','Subject','Subject');\n");
sample.append("this.add('{{From}}','From','From');\n");
sample.append("this.add('{{To}}','To','To');\n");
sample.append("this.add('{{Date}}','Date','Date');\n");
sample.append("this.add('{{Form}}','Form','Form');\n");
sample.append(this.postText);
return sample.toString();
}
/**
* Client JavaScript code before the actual values
*
* @return
*/
private String populatePreText() {
StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
result.append("CKEDITOR.plugins.add( 'mustache',\n");
result.append(" { requires : ['richcombo'],\n");
result.append(" init : function( editor ) {\n");
result.append(" var config = editor.config\n");
result.append(" var lang = editor.lang.format\n");
result.append(" editor.ui.addRichCombo( 'mustache',\n");
result.append(" { label : \"Variables\",\n");
result.append(" title : \"Variables\",\n");
result.append(" voiceLabel : \"Variables\",\n");
result.append(" className : 'cke_format',\n");
result.append(" multiSelect : false,\n");
result.append(" panel : {\n");
result.append(" css : [ config.contentsCss, CKEDITOR.getUrl( editor.skinPath + 'editor.css' ) ],\n");
result.append(" voiceLabel : lang.panelVoiceLabel },\n");
result.append(" init : function() {\n");
result.append(" this.startGroup(\"Variables\");\n");
// The rest is in the PostText
return result.toString();
}
/**
* Client JavaScript code AFTER the actual values
*
* @return
*/
private String populatePostText() {
StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
result.append(" },\n"); // End of the init function!
result.append(" onClick : function( value ) {\n");
result.append(" editor.focus();\n");
result.append(" editor.fire('saveSnapshot');\n");
result.append(" editor.insertHtml(value);\n");
result.append(" editor.fire('saveSnapshot');\n");
result.append(" } });\n");
result.append(" var toolbarName = config.toolbar;\n");
result.append(" config[\"toolbar_\"+toolbarName].push(");
result.append("{\"name\" : \"mustache\", \"items\" : [\"mustache\"] });\n");
result.append(" }});\n");
return result.toString();
}
}
Next stop: generate the list of variables from a form or a document (or supply a collection)
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 09 April 2014 | Comments (2) | categories: XPages


What is Jobpy?¶
Jobpy is a library built with Python to pull job posting from all over the internet. The idea behind is was to analyze the different characteristics of the job posting, like skills required, experience, etc. It can also be used to apply to the search jobs although the fetaure has not been released yet.
Look how easy it is to use:
>>> [In]: from jobpy.search import cb_job_search as cb
>>> [In]: jobs_in_la = cb.start_search('software developer', 'Los Angeles')
>>> [In]: print(jobs_la)
>>>
>>> [Out]: 'software_developer_job_los_angeles.csv'
Features¶
Easy Job Search
Great Performance
Export to CSV or MD Table
Organized data
File converter support
Apply to jobs easily
FAQS¶
How do we performed the search.
I used Scrapy, Beutiful Soup to perform the search.
How often does jopby gets updated?
I am currently releasing weekly updates.
NOTE: I’m currently a full time employee and part time student so I spend the rest ofvmy free time coding to expand my knowledge. Help is always appreciated.
Will this become something more?
I would like this to become an Open Source website that could help developers like me find their dream job.
Contributing¶
To get started…
Issue Tracker: ![Issues](github.com/rodrez/jobpy/issues)
Source Code: ![Source](github.com/rodrez/jobpy)
Step 1
- Option 1
🍴 Fork this repo!
- Option 2
👯 Clone this repo to your local machine using ![https://github.com/rodrez/jobpy.git](https://github.com/rodrez/jobpy.git)
Step 2
HACK AWAY! 🔨🔨🔨
Step 3
🔃 Create a new pull request using ![https://github.com/rodrez/jobpy/compare/](https://github.com/rodrez/jobpy/compare/).
Support¶
If you are having issues, please let us know. We have a mailing list located at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It’s easier to reach me on Twitter @Rodrez_
License¶
The project is licensed under the MIT license.
Documentation¶
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jobpy.search.cb_job_search.
get_job_information
(url: str) → object¶ Uses bs4 to grab the information from each job container based on the url.
- Parameters
url (str) – Career builder url of any job
- Returns
job_data – Contains Job Name, Company Name, Job Location, Description, Skills and apply link.
- Return type
dict
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jobpy.search.cb_job_search.
grab_jobs_links
(job_title: str, job_location: str)¶ Return a list of job links
- Parameters
job_title (str) – Desired job title.
job_location (str) – Desired job location
- Returns
saved_jobs – Collection of link from Career Builder equal or similar to the parameters given.:
- Return type
list
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jobpy.search.cb_job_search.
start_search
(job: str, location: str)¶ Initiate the job search
- Parameters
job (str) – Desired job title (“software engineer”)
location (str) – Desired job location (“Silicon Valley”)
- Returns
csv file with the name of the job title and position.
- Return type
File
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jobpy.files.converter.
add_to_csv
(dictionary, filename)¶ Uses pandas to convert a dictionary to a csv file.
- Parameters
dictionary (dict) – Any dictionary
- filename: str
Output filename desired. Does not need the extension.
- Returns
csv file based on the dictionary data provided and named after your chosen filename.
- Return type
File
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jobpy.files.converter.
csv_to_md
(file_to_convert: str, filename: str)¶ Converts csv file to md table
- Parameters
file_to_convert (str) – Path or filename of the file name to convert. It does not require the extension. MUST be a csv file.
filename (str) – Output filename desired. Does not need the extension.
- Returns
- Return type
Md file with a table based on the csv data provided and named after your chosen filename.
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jobpy.files.converter.
json_to_md_table
(file_to_convert, filename, num_to_convert=- 1)¶ Removes the duplicates from a csv file
- Parameters
file_to_convert (str) – Any json file without the extension. MUST be json file.
filename (str) – Desired output name without the extension
num_to_convert (int, optional) – Values are index based. Default value is -1 and converts all the data. The number represents the amount of rows to convert.
- Returns
File – A file with the given output name and data converted to MD table.
- Return type
Md
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jobpy.files.converter.
remove_duplicate_rows
(csv_file)¶ Removes the duplicates from a csv file
- Parameters
csv_file (str) – Any csv file without the extension
- Returns
The same file given with the duplicate rows removed.
- Return type
File


15mg of 2C-D in a glass of wine, taken with good food and good friends...
(I apologize for the lack of timeline, but I honestly didn’t look at the clock all night, and writing a trip report was an afterthought.)
Very slow ride up… very pleasant all around. A companion and I both likened it to MDMA. It made me very sociable. It also squelched all the drowsiness that came from all the alcohol I drank (which was impressive considering the quantity of alcohol I had).
I noted increased body heat accompanied by an exquisite body high, very soft, warm and pleasant. Breathing felt good.
 My ability to perform simple tasks such as set up a dreamcast were failed miserably (due to a missing cable, and missing games, so I would have failed regardless of how sober/intoxicated I was), but it took me a while to realize the cable was missing and remember I had lent out my binder of games.
As pleasant as this chemical is, it is by no means a psychedelic (at least not at this dose). This drug goes in the same category broad category as alcohol/codeine/ghb/methamphetamine/ecstasy (feel good, not mind expanding), no profound revelations were had (and consequently not an ounce of freaking out or paranoia)
I was shocked at the efficacy of this dosage! My previous trial with 10mg was unimpressive to say the least. I suppose that is a 50% increase in dose though. The funny thing was that I felt more composed than I did on 10mg, though I’m sure the alcohol had a part in that. It also lasted a notably longer than the 10mg trip. Even more so than my experience with 10mg, it was apparent that this material was not “steady” in its effects there were moments of great intensity with a vertigo like sensation around the peak, then it would switch to perfect lucidity, as if I were stone sober, then back again. This would happen in 10-20 minute intervals.
No enhancements of bright lights or any visuals at all. I didn’t get a chance to check my pupils.
My behaviour was very spontaneous and weird. Ideas just came to me, bizarre things I wouldn’t normally say.
It had an excellent synergy with the alcohol, I feel it allowed me to drink more without getting tired or being clumsy.
As pleasant as this was, I can’t help but feel guilty for feeling this good without gaining anything. I learned nothing from this “trip”.
I don’t feel guilty after I do a true psychedelic and actually pull something out of it that enriches my life - a new perspective or concept… though good memories undeniably enrich your life… hmm… at any rate as fun as this was, not a regular thing to be doing, unless of course I somehow feel 100% tomorrow, which seems unlikely considering that 10mg didn’t leave me 100% AND all the alcohol I’ve had tonight. We’ll see though.
Epilogue: Was it ever hard to get to sleep! After I finally fell asleep I slept for 5 whopping hours. Despite my sub-standard amount of rest, I feel pretty good today. I am glad I don’t have to work though. Work would give me an idea what % I am. Now I’d have to guess at least 90%+. The day after that I was back to normal.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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--- title: "Manifestos for 2023 March AGM" author: greg excerpt_separator: "" roles: - title: President people: - name: Fergus White url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IWNYQdDBggwOTgri2wZgR-FpPENwqrwz/view?usp=share_link - name: Japjot Singh - title: Vice-President people: - name: Ali Abdelaal url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A1CTIjXVG_2D7VHvER7tVU5ZP9B-4Ofh/view?usp=sharing - title: Secretary people: - name: Maya Copeland url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lZcMIWqEIyhMVzVrudLpwE0kyYfmU-RX/view?usp=share_link - title: Treasurer people: - name: Sophie Bata-Madden - title: Graphic Designer people: - name: Katarzyna (Kasia) Zawistowska url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gGJ6ltq6PBIeIkVrYBoCiE2Ap3TA_TP9/view?usp=sharing - name: Yuto Takano url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MyoZTR1t_IuM3rG9VsLDaTcyVhuPuD0j/view?usp=share_link - title: TechSec people: - name: Nobody has run for this position. You could stand for election! - title: SocialSec people: - name: Nobody has run for this position. You could stand for election! - title: 2nd Year Rep people: - name: Arin Mukhopadhyay url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10yY_mN5LSRQSNLLHqXEqvPas_uKGw6ow/view?usp=share_link - title: 3rd Year Rep people: - name: Nobody has run for this position. You could stand for election! - title: 4th Year Rep people: - name: Shen Chen url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ha_38TzVHGA1itMtru3EM_3CSong1JjI/view?usp=sharing - title: Postgraduate Rep people: - name: Nobody has run for this position. You could stand for election! - title: Old Person Rep people: - name: Nobody has run for this position. You could stand for election! ---
Our AGM is happening tonight, at ! We'll first have a talk by Andrew representing Tardis, and after pizza we'll have speeches and voting!
If you want to vote in the AGM, you need to make sure you have CompSoc membership.
We also allow people to run on the night, if you did not have time to create manifestos. There are a few people who are running for positions, but aren't available for the AGM (primarily, they're studying abroad), so please read through the manifestos thoroughly!
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We hope you think carefully about who you choose to elect tonight — please vote based on manifestos and speeches! Note that you may also vote for RON (reopen nominations) for all positions. You also need EUSA CompSoc membership.
Election candidates - please remember that if you are running for President, VP, Secretary or Treasurer, your speech may be up to 2 minutes. Other roles have up to 1 minute. If you haven't gotten membership yet, do that now!
We also have the following constitutional amendment to vote on:
See you tonight,
CompSoc <3 You!


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O you who believe! Follow not the footsteps of Shaitan (Satan).  And had it not been for the Grace of Allah and His Mercy on you, not one of you would ever have been pure from sins. But Allah purifies (guides to Islam) whom He wills, and Allah is All-Hearer, All-Knower. |
| 024:021 Maulana | : |
O you who believe, follow not the footsteps of the devil. And whoever follows the footsteps of the devil, surely he commands indecency and evil. And were it not for Allah's grace on you and His mercy, not one of you would ever have been purse, but Allah purifies whom He pleases. And Allah is Hearing, Knowing. |
| 024:021 Pickthal | : |
O ye who believe! Follow not the footsteps of the devil. Unto whomsoever followeth the footsteps of the devil, lo! he commandeth filthiness and wrong. Had it not been for the grace of Allah and His mercy unto you, not one of you would ever have grown pure. But Allah causeth whom He will to grow. And Allah is Hearer, Knower. |
| 024:021 Rashad | : |
O you who believe, do not follow the steps of Satan. Anyone who follows the steps of Satan should know that he advocates evil and vice. If it were not for GOD's grace towards you, and His mercy, none of you would have been purified. But GOD purifies whomever He wills. GOD is Hearer, Knower. |
| 024:021 Sarwar | : |
Believers, do not follow the footsteps of satan; whoever does so will be made by satan to commit indecency and sin. Were it not for the favor and mercy of God, none of you would ever have been purified. God purifies whomever He wants. God is All-hearing and All-knowing. |
| 024:021 Shakir | : |
O you who believe! do not follow the footsteps of the Shaitan, and whoever follows the footsteps of the Shaitan, then surely he bids the doing of indecency and evil; and were it not for Allah's grace upon you and His mercy, not one of you would have ever been pure, but Allah purifies whom He pleases; and Allah is Hearing, Knowing. |
| 024:021 Sherali | : |
O ye who believe ! Follow not the footsteps of Satan, and whoso follows the footsteps of satan should know that he, surely, enjoins indecency and manifest evil. And but for the grace of ALLAH and HIS mercy upon you, not one of you would ever be pure; but ALLAH purifies whom HE pleases. And ALLAH is All-Hearing, All-Knowing. |
| 024:021 Yusufali | : |
O ye who believe! follow not Satan's footsteps: if any will follow the footsteps of Satan, he will (but) command what is shameful and wrong: and were it not for the grace and mercy of Allah on you, not one of you would ever have been pure: but Allah doth purify whom He pleases: and Allah is One Who hears and knows (all things). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > رحمة الله تعالى Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Mercy الإيمان > الغيب > الشيطان > وسوسته Faith> The Unseen World> Satan, the Devil> Satanic Temptations الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > فضله جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> His Graciousness الدعوة إلى الله > وجوبها > وجوبها على كل مسلم The Call for Allah> Its Necessity> Its Necessity by Every Moslem العمل > العمل الطالح > الفاحشة والزنى > الفحشاء Action(Work)> Bad Deeds> Adultry and Atrocity>Atrocity
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Rumour Has It: Manchester City open contract talks with Sterling
by Sports DeskManchester City are going to great lengths to keep Raheem Sterling.
Though contracted until 2023, the England international's exceptional form has led to links with Real Madrid.
But it could earn him a fresh extension to his bumper deal at the Etihad Stadium.
TOP STORY – CITY SEEK STERLING INSURANCE
Premier League champions City have opened contract talks with star forward Sterling, according to the Mirror.
The 24-year-old agreed a new three-year extension a mere 12 months ago but City are taking no chances with his future amid rumours of interest from LaLiga giants Madrid.
Sterling has scored 14 goals in 17 club appearances this season.
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- Corriere dello Sport says Juventus are preparing a €100million offer for Valencia winger Ferran Torres, who has also been linked to Liverpool.
- Bayern Munich are interested in Tottenham teenager Troy Parrott and Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson, reports the Daily Mail. Parrott, 17, has caught the eye, while Henderson is on loan at Sheffield United.
- Napoli have offered Fabian Ruiz a contract extension through to 2025, claims Mundo Deportivo. Barcelona and Madrid are rumoured to want the Spain international midfielder.
- According to reports in Spain, Athletic Bilbao want to re-sign Javi Martinez from Bayern Munich. Martinez left the Basque club for Bayern in 2012.


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I will write about technologies and some thoughts about innovation, do not hesitate to send me suggestions.


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Sometimes monetary gain just isn't your passion, spice your life up by swapping a Pokemon card for a PS4 game.
Are you looking for Call of Duty Black Ops 5 remastered? I'm sure someone will be selling it the day after it comes out.
Did Grandma buy you Grand Theft Auto 5 for the fourth year in a row? That's okay! Sell it on our marketplace and buy yourself some new Fortnite skins!
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One of the first things I get struggled to understand with no technology background was the difference between Padding, Border and Margin. Now I know that is that while padding deals with the inner space (the space between an element content and the border), margin deals with the outer space (the space outside of the element) to the next outer element.
But, what it means to you if you are just reading that for the first time?
Let's check the official definition about W3C - World Wide Web Consortium - I would say that those guys created almost everything we are suading just now, the definitions, rules, and they are still doing it. Just now.
By W3C:
"All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. In CSS, the term "box model" is
used when
talking about design and layout.
The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around every HTML element. It consists of:
margins, borders, padding, and the actual content."
Ok, so now as a good developer you want to be, let's broken it in small parts.
So have a look at the image and come back here.
Did you see the Padding?
Now, let's think about the box as W3C explained to us. Padding defines the space between an element content and its border. If an element has a border around it, padding will give space from that border to the element content which appears in that border. If an element does not have a border around it, then adding padding has no effect at all on that element, because there is no border to give space from.
So padding is a is a CSS property added to elements with borders surrounding them to give space from that border to the element content inside of the border.
Ok then, so what is Margin?
Margin defines the space of outside of an element to its next outside element.
Margin is another CSS property that affects elements that both have or do not have borders. If an element has a border, margin defines the space from this border to the next outer element. If an element does not have a border, then margin defines the space from the element content to the next outer element.
So finally, the difference between margin and padding is that while padding deals with the inner space (the space between an element content and the border), margin deals with the outer space (the space outside of the element) to the next outer element.
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IPython. Interactive Computing
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https://snapcraft.io/install/jupyter/debian
How to install Project Jupyter on Debian
(1) Enable snapd
(2) Install Project Jupyter (sudo snap install jupyter)
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The name 'Jupyter' referred to 'Julia', 'Python' and 'R', the initial languages which were implemented.
'IPython' (Interactive Python) provides a rich architecture for interactive computing in Python.
'Project Jupyter' is a spin-off project from IPython. It consists of the notebook and other language-agnostic parts of IPython. It supports execution environments in several dozen languages (Python, Julia, R, C++, Scheme, Ruby).
'Jupyter Notebook' is a web-based interactive computational environment for creating Jupyter notebook documents (JSON documents). The notebook interface is used for various computational back ends (Mathematica, MATLAB, Maple, Python, Julia, Scala). A Jupyter Notebook can be converted to a number of open standard output formats (HTML, presentation slides, LaTeX, PDF, ReStructuredText, Markdown, Python).
'JupyterLab' is the next-generation web-based user interface for Project Jupyter.
An interactive session in Jupyter consists of a 'frontend' (the console, GUI or web interface in which code is entered and results displayed), and a 'kernel' (the process responsible for executing your code). The frontend and kernel communicate using the ZMQ messaging library.
Three methods are available: (1) apt (Debian), (2) snap package, (3) conda (Anaconda).
# Debian 10 packages: python-notebook (Python 2), python3-notebook (Python 3), # jupyter-notebook (5.7.8-1), jupyter-core. # /etc/jupyter/nbconfig - a directory with JSON files # ~/.jupyter - a directory with user config files $ jupyter-notebook # run Jupyter, http://localhost:8888/tree [I 14:11:02.183 NotebookApp] Writing notebook server cookie secret to /run/user/1000/jupyter/notebook_cookie_secret [I 14:11:02.255 NotebookApp] Serving notebooks from local directory: /home/andrzej [I 14:11:02.255 NotebookApp] The Jupyter Notebook is running at: [I 14:11:02.256 NotebookApp] http://localhost:8888/?token=07117ae22d91019e6deff959a75a3ce78bc13b977178201e [I 14:11:02.256 NotebookApp] Use Control-C to stop this server and shut down all kernels (twice to skip confirmation). [C 14:11:02.262 NotebookApp] To access the notebook, open this file in a browser: file:///run/user/1000/jupyter/nbserver-28962-open.html Or copy and paste one of these URLs: http://localhost:8888/?token=07117ae22d91019e6deff959a75a3ce78bc13b977178201e # Stoping Jupyter from the Terminal # (the Quit button in the browser can be used). ^C[I 14:20:02.390 NotebookApp] interrupted Serving notebooks from local directory: /home/andrzej 0 active kernels The Jupyter Notebook is running at: http://localhost:8888/?token=07117ae22d91019e6deff959a75a3ce78bc13b977178201e Shutdown this notebook server (y/[n])? y [C 14:20:04.384 NotebookApp] Shutdown confirmed [I 14:20:04.385 NotebookApp] Shutting down 0 kernels $ man jupyter-notebook $ jupyter-notebook list # list currently running notebook servers $ jupyter-notebook --help $ jupyter-notebook stop $ stop currently running notebook server for a given port
# https://snapcraft.io/install/jupyter/debian # Installing Jupyter Notebook with snap. $ snap find jupyter Name Version Publisher Notes Summary jupyter 1.0.0 projectjupyter✓ - Jupyter metapackage. Install all the Jupyter components in one go. root-framework v6-22-06 james-carroll - An open-source data analysis framework used by high energy physics and others. jupyter-aj 0.0.1 mckilroy - Simple jupyter App for special control $ sudo snap install jupyter
# Installing Jupyter Notebook with conda. conda install -c conda-forge notebook
# Installing Jupyter Notebook with pip. pip install notebook jupyter notebook # run the notebook in your browser
# Installing JupyterLab with conda. conda install -c conda-forge jupyterlab
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First install Python 3.9 from www.python.org. Set 'Python39' path and 'Python39/Scripts' path to environment variable. Install 'virtualenv' using 'pip install virtualenv'. Upgrade pip using 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip'. Install Jupyter using 'python -m pip install jupyter'. Run Jupyter Notebook using 'jupyter notebook'. Start the notebook server and popup dashboard in browser using 'localhost:8888/tree' url. Create your first notebook using dashboard.
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13. DataViews
13.2 DataView Concepts
13.2.1 DataView Hierarchy
The class diagram on the figure below captures the structure of Data
Views and how they rely on the classes in the Cayenne subpackages.
Single DataView
object is the root of the hierarchy. It serves as a container for
ObjEntityViews from
one or more DataView configuration files. Just like entities in the DataMaps, ObjEntityViews
can freely refer to each other whether they are defined in the same
configuration file or different ones. The recommended practice is to store
closely related ObjEntityViews in the same XML "module" and define
several "modules" based on the criterion of such closeness. When
you load the list of XML files into the DataView, all the
relationships are resolved automatically and the ObjEntityViews share the
same namespace (so they must have different names even if they are located in
different XML files).
The diagram also shows that DataView is associated
with several classes such as
EntityResolver,
DataTypeSpec,
FormatFactory. The instances of these
classes participate in the process of loading actual Data View files.
The main unit of any Data View is ObjEntityView. It always refers to an
ObjEntity defined in one of the used DataMaps and defines various
presentation rules for this entity. There can be several ObjEntityViews
for an ObjEntity, each of them utilized by an application when
appropriate. EntityResolver finds the corresponding ObjEntities by the
names as the Data View is being loaded. Every ObjEntityView must have a
name unique in the DataView context.
ObjEntityViews contain fields called
ObjEntityViewFields.
They must be named uniquely within an ObjEntityView. The fields can be of two sorts. The regular
"nocalc" fields reference ObjAttributes in the ObjEntity referred by the parent
ObjEntityView. There may be several fields for a given ObjAttribute in the ObjEntityView.
A field describes the following view parameters:
- How the related ObjAttribute should be rendered and edited.
- The data type and the formats to use in the presentation layer.
- The caption that is usually used to name a table column or to label an input control in a form.
- Editability and visibility of the attribute
- An order in which the fields appear as columns in a JTable or in a form with the preferred index.
The other type of ObjEntityViewFields is "lookup" fields. They point to the fields defined in other
ObjEntityViews so the actual values to display, edit, or select from come from those referenced fields.
Such a lookup field corresponds to an ObjRelationship with the ObjEntity referred by this its
ObjEntityView as a source and the ObjEntity referred by the lookup ObjEntityView as a target
instead of an ObjAttribute. Next the field identifies which lookup ObjEntityView and which particular field
it wants to use as a lookup. These dependencies are resolved when the data views are loaded into memory.
Class LookupCache helps maintain and map to data objects lists of values used in lookup combo boxes
and lists. Thus you can describe the rules of visual editing the relationships or make
aggregated views base on the related entities.
13.2.2 Field Data Types
Cayenne defines the mapping between several
Java Class types and JDBC types. It is convenient to use and sufficient in
many cases but there are all sorts of situations when one would like to
define more specific data types to make use of, especially for the
presentation purposes. In many cases when Integer is used as a flag you
would like to map it to Boolean. Or you may have a Money type or Date type
that holds only year, month, and day values, and so forth.
ObjEntityViewFields address that by providing an easily
extensible system of data types often used in the business applications.
This system takes care of converting values back and forth between Cayenne
data types and application specific data types. It relies on two classes
DataTypeEnum and DataTypeSpec, both of them can be extended to define
new types of any sorts. While the entire thing may seem redundant at the
first glance, actually, it is a powerful concept that can save a lot
of time spent on the manual conversions.
13.2.3 FormatFactory
FormatFactory
shown on the next
figure provides the means to create instances of the edit and display
formats used by ObjEntityViewFields. There are several formats defined in
the java.text package. In addition the dataview library defines convenient
MapFormat somewhat similar to java.text.ChoiceFormat. instead of
formatting doubles by inclusion in range criterion as ChoiceFormat does it
maps a set of objects of any type to string values. For example you can
map Booleans to "Sure" and "No way" strings or you can map
String keys to some descriptive String values, etc. It is easy for users
to add custom formats of their own. They should subclass FormatFactory and
create new Builders for their formats. That done, all they need is to
configure the display and edit formats in ObjEntityViewFields with the
class names of their Format classes and the patterns (and, maybe, some
other properties).
13.2.4 CellRenderers and CellEditors
The following figure presents the utility class
CellRenderers
and several ready-to-use cell renderers for different types of
ObjEntityViewFields. They are used in JTables, JLists, and JComboBoxes.
The methods defined in the CellRenderers class will save your time when
configuring a JTable to render values of the types available for use with
ObjEntityViewFields
The purpose of CellEditors is the same as that of CellRenderers. The
editors are used when there is a need to edit data in JTables and such.
The convenient notion of DataObjectList is defined in the library.
It is a specialized container to store Cayenne DataObjects (usually of the
same type). It fires events when modified and DOTableModel, DOListModel,
DOComboBoxModel wrap it and being configured with an ObjEntityView / Field
are handy to provide access to these data objects with JTables, JLists,
and JComboBoxes. In fact, they make the visual components data aware.
13.2.5 Miscellaneous Features
One more useful feature is
a centralized EventDispatcher within the DataView class. It is used by the
fields to fire the events whenever their values are changed. Thus the
ObjAttribute/ObjRelationship modifications can be easily propagated to all
the listening components.
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Indonesia announce 20-man squad for Southeast Asian Games 2019
Indonesia under-23 head coach Indra Sjafri has announced a 20-man strong squad for the upcoming Southeast Asian Games 2019. Tim Garuda have been clubbed in Group B of the competition alongside Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Singapore and Brunei.
Indonesia start their SEA Games 2019 football campaign on 26th November against rivals Thailand before facing Singapore two days later. They will conclude their group stage action with matches against Vietnam, Brunei and Laos on 1st, 3rd and 5th December respectively. The semi-finals and medal matches have been scheduled for the 7th and 10th of December.
Here’s the Indonesia squad in full:
Goalkeepers
GK -Nadeo Arga Winata – Borneo FC
GK – Muhammad Riyandi – Barito Putera
Defenders
CB – Andy Setyo – Tira Persikabo
CB – Bagas Adi Nugroho – Bhayangkara FC
CB – Nurhidayat Haji Haris – Bhayangkara FC
CB – Dodi Alekvan Djin – Persik Kediri
RB – Asnawi Mangkualam – PSM Makassar
LB – Firza Andika – PSM Makassar
Midfielders
DM – Zulfiandi – Madura United
DM – Rachmat Irianto – Persebaya
CM – Sani Rizki Fauzi – Bhayangkara FC
CM – Evan Dimas – Barito Putera
CM – Syahrian Abimanyu – Madura United
LM – Irkham Zahrul Mila – PSS Sleman
LM – Feby Eka Putra – Persija
LM – Saddil Ramdani – Pahang FA
RM – Witan Sulaeman – PSIM Yogyakarta
RM – Maulana Vikri – Lechia Gdanks
Forwards
CF – Osvaldo Ardiles Haay – Persebaya
CF – Muhammad Rafli – Arema FC


Class: ActiveRecord::Type::Registration
| Inherits: |
Object
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| Direct Subclasses: | DecorationRegistration |
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Instance Attribute Summary collapse
- #adapter readonly protected
- #block readonly protected
- #name readonly protected
- #override readonly protected
Class Method Summary collapse
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.new(name, block, adapter: nil, override: nil) ⇒ Registration
constructor
a new instance of Registration
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #<=>(other)
- #call(_registry, *args, adapter: nil, **kwargs)
- #conflicts_with?(other) ⇒ Boolean private
- #has_adapter_conflict?(other) ⇒ Boolean private
- #matches?(type_name, *args, **kwargs) ⇒ Boolean
- #matches_adapter?(adapter: nil, **kw) ⇒ Boolean private
- #priority protected
- #priority_except_adapter protected
- #same_priority_except_adapter?(other) ⇒ Boolean private
Constructor Details
.new(name, block, adapter: nil, override: nil) ⇒ Registration
a new instance of Registration
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 25
def initialize(name, block, adapter: nil, override: nil) @name = name @block = block @adapter = adapter @override = override end
Instance Attribute Details
#adapter (readonly, protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 55
attr_reader :name, :block, :adapter, :override
#block (readonly, protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 55
attr_reader :name, :block, :adapter, :override
#name (readonly, protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 55
attr_reader :name, :block, :adapter, :override
#override (readonly, protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 55
attr_reader :name, :block, :adapter, :override
Instance Method Details
#<=>(other)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 44
def <=>(other) if conflicts_with?(other) raise TypeConflictError.new("Type #{name} was registered for all adapters, but shadows a native type with the same name for #{other.adapter}".squish) end priority <=> other.priority end
#call(_registry, *args, adapter: nil, **kwargs)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 32
def call(_registry, *args, adapter: nil, **kwargs) if kwargs.any? # https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/10856 block.call(*args, **kwargs) else block.call(*args) end end
#conflicts_with?(other) ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 78
def conflicts_with?(other) same_priority_except_adapter?(other) && has_adapter_conflict?(other) end
#has_adapter_conflict?(other) ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 87
def has_adapter_conflict?(other) (override.nil? && other.adapter) || (adapter && other.override.nil?) end
#matches?(type_name, *args, **kwargs) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 40
def matches?(type_name, *args, **kwargs) type_name == name && matches_adapter?(**kwargs) end
#matches_adapter?(adapter: nil, **kw) ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 74
def matches_adapter?(adapter: nil, **) (self.adapter.nil? || adapter == self.adapter) end
#priority (protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 57
def priority result = 0 if adapter result |= 1 end if override result |= 2 end result end
#priority_except_adapter (protected)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 68
def priority_except_adapter priority & 0b111111100 end
#same_priority_except_adapter?(other) ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/type/adapter_specific_registry.rb', line 83
def same_priority_except_adapter?(other) priority_except_adapter == other.priority_except_adapter end