class Gem::SourceIndex
The SourceIndex object indexes all the gems available from a particular source (e.g. a list of gem directories, or a remote source). A SourceIndex maps a gem full name to a gem specification.
- NOTE
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The class used to be named Cache, but that became confusing when cached source fetchers where introduced. The constant Gem::Cache is an alias for this class to allow old YAMLized source index objects to load properly.
Attributes
Directories to use to refresh this SourceIndex when calling refresh!
Public Class Methods
Creates a new SourceIndex from the ruby
format gem specifications in spec_dirs
.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 79 def from_gems_in(*spec_dirs) source_index = new source_index.spec_dirs = spec_dirs source_index.refresh! end
Factory method to construct a source index instance for a given path.
- deprecated
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If supplied, ::from_installed_gems will act just like
from_gems_in
. This argument is deprecated and is provided just for backwards compatibility, and should not generally be used. - return
-
SourceIndex instance
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 60 def from_installed_gems(*deprecated) if deprecated.empty? from_gems_in(*installed_spec_directories) else from_gems_in(*deprecated) # HACK: warn end end
Returns a list of directories from Gem.path that contain specifications.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 71 def installed_spec_directories Gem.path.collect {|dir| File.join(dir, "specifications") } end
Loads a ruby-format specification from file_name
and returns
the loaded spec.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 89 def load_specification(file_name) Gem::Specification.load file_name end
Constructs a source index instance from the provided specifications, which is a Hash of gem full names and Gem::Specifications.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 101 def initialize(specifications = {}) @gems = {} specifications.each {|_full_name, spec| add_spec spec } @spec_dirs = nil end
Public Instance Methods
Add a gem specification to the source index.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 192 def add_spec(gem_spec, name = gem_spec.full_name) # No idea why, but the Indexer wants to insert them using original_name # instead of full_name. So we make it an optional arg. @gems[name] = gem_spec end
Add gem specifications to the source index.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 201 def add_specs(*gem_specs) gem_specs.each do |spec| add_spec spec end end
TODO: remove method
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 108 def all_gems @gems end
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 351 def dump Marshal.dump(self) end
Iterate over the specifications in the source index.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 217 def each(&block) # :yields: gem.full_name, gem @gems.each(&block) end
Find a gem by an exact match on the short name.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 255 def find_name(gem_name, requirement = Gem::Requirement.default) dep = Gem::Dependency.new gem_name, requirement search dep end
The signature for the given gem specification.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 241 def gem_signature(gem_full_name) require 'digest' Digest::SHA256.new.hexdigest(@gems[gem_full_name].to_yaml).to_s end
The signature for the source index. Changes in the signature indicate a change in the index.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 232 def index_signature require 'digest' Digest::SHA256.new.hexdigest(@gems.keys.sort.join(',')).to_s end
Returns an Array specifications for the latest released versions of each gem in this index.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 142 def latest_specs(include_prerelease = false) result = Hash.new {|h, k| h[k] = [] } latest = {} sort.each do |_, spec| name = spec.name curr_ver = spec.version prev_ver = latest.key?(name) ? latest[name].version : nil next if !include_prerelease && curr_ver.prerelease? next unless prev_ver.nil? || curr_ver >= prev_ver || latest[name].platform != Gem::Platform::RUBY if prev_ver.nil? || (curr_ver > prev_ver && spec.platform == Gem::Platform::RUBY) result[name].clear latest[name] = spec end if spec.platform != Gem::Platform::RUBY result[name].delete_if do |result_spec| result_spec.platform == spec.platform end end result[name] << spec end # TODO: why is this a hash while @gems is an array? Seems like # structural similarity would be good. result.values.flatten end
Reconstruct the source index from the specifications in
spec_dirs
.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 123 def load_gems_in(*spec_dirs) @gems.clear spec_dirs.reverse_each do |spec_dir| spec_files = Dir.glob File.join(spec_dir, '*.gemspec') spec_files.each do |spec_file| gemspec = Gem::Specification.load spec_file add_spec gemspec if gemspec end end self end
Returns an Array of Gem::Specifications that are not up to date.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 329 def outdated outdateds = [] latest_specs.each do |local| dependency = Gem::Dependency.new local.name, ">= #{local.version}" fetcher = Gem::SpecFetcher.fetcher remotes = fetcher.find_matching dependency remotes = remotes.map {|(_, version, _), _| version } latest = remotes.sort.last outdateds << local.name if latest && local.version < latest end outdateds end
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 112 def prerelease_gems @gems.reject {|_name, gem| !gem.version.prerelease? } end
An array including only the prerelease gemspecs
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 178 def prerelease_specs prerelease_gems.values end
Replaces the gems in the source index from specifications in the directories this source index was created from. Raises an exception if this source index wasn't created from a directory (via ::from_gems_in or ::from_installed_gems, or having #spec_dirs set).
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 321 def refresh! raise 'source index not created from disk' if @spec_dirs.nil? load_gems_in(*@spec_dirs) end
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 116 def released_gems @gems.reject {|_name, gem| gem.version.prerelease? } end
An array including only the released gemspecs
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 185 def released_specs released_gems.values end
Remove a gem specification named full_name
.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 210 def remove_spec(full_name) @gems.delete full_name end
Search for a gem by Gem::Dependency gem_pattern
. If
only_platform
is true, only gems matching Gem::Platform.local
will be returned. An Array of matching Gem::Specification objects is returned.
For backwards compatibility, a String or
Regexp pattern may be passed as gem_pattern
, and a
Gem::Requirement for platform_only
. This behavior is
deprecated and will be removed.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 269 def search(gem_pattern, platform_only = false) requirement = nil only_platform = false # TODO: Remove support and warning for legacy arguments after 2008/11 unless Gem::Dependency === gem_pattern warn "#{Gem.location_of_caller.join ':'}:Warning: Gem::SourceIndex#search support for #{gem_pattern.class} patterns is deprecated, use #find_name" end case gem_pattern when Regexp then requirement = platform_only || Gem::Requirement.default when Gem::Dependency then only_platform = platform_only requirement = gem_pattern.requirement gem_pattern = if Regexp === gem_pattern.name gem_pattern.name elsif gem_pattern.name.empty? // else /^#{Regexp.escape gem_pattern.name}$/ end else requirement = platform_only || Gem::Requirement.default gem_pattern = /#{gem_pattern}/i end unless Gem::Requirement === requirement requirement = Gem::Requirement.create requirement end specs = all_gems.values.select do |spec| spec.name =~ gem_pattern && requirement.satisfied_by?(spec.version) end if only_platform specs = specs.select do |spec| Gem::Platform.match spec.platform end end specs.sort_by(&:sort_obj) end
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 247 def size @gems.size end
The gem specification given a full gem spec name.
# File lib/yard/rubygems/backports/source_index.rb, line 224 def specification(full_name) @gems[full_name] end


he Great Chicago Fire was a conflagration that burned from Sunday, October 8, to early Tuesday, October 10, 1871. The fire killed up to 300 people, destroyed roughly 3.3 square miles of Chicago, Illinois, and left more than 100,000 residents homeless. Though the fire was one of the largest U.S. disasters of the 19th century, and destroyed much of the city's central business district, Chicago was rebuilt and continued to grow as one of the most populous and economically important American cities. The very night the fire broke out, an even deadlier fire annihilated Peshtigo,Wisconsin and other villages and towns north of the city Green Bay.
In 1871, the Chicago Fire Department had 185 firefighters with just 17 horse-drawn steam engines to protect the entire city. The initial response by the fire department was quick, but due to an error by the watchman, Matthias Schaffer, the firefighters were sent to the wrong place, allowing the fire to grow unchecked. An alarm sent from the area near the fire also failed to register at the courthouse where the fire watchmen were. Also, the firefighters were tired from having fought numerous small fires and one large fire in the week before. These factors combined to turn a small barn fire into a conflagration.
Chicago had a weakness for “big things,” and liked to think that it was outbuilding New York. It did a great deal of commercial advertising in its house-tops. The faults of construction as well as of art in its great showy buildings must have been numerous. Their walls were thin, and were overweighted with gross and coarse misornamentation." Olmsted also believes that with brick walls and disciplined firemen and police


Final Fantasy, Yakuza, and more announced for Xbox Game Pass (update)
These are quite possibly the best additions ever!
by Asher MadanWhat you need to know
- Today, Microsoft announced dozens of new games coming to Xbox Game Pass.
- Titles from the Final Fantasy, The Witcher, and Yakuza franchises will join the service.
- Some are being added today, the others will be available in 2020.
- You can subscribe to Xbox Game Pass on Amazon.
Updated November 14, 2019: It seems like the Kingdom Hearts games are also coming to Xbox Game Pass. Xbox's Phil Spencer revealed this on stage at X019.
X019 is going strong, and the announcements keep on dropping. Today, the company revealed 50 new games coming to Xbox Game Pass soon. While some of them are incredible, older experiences, there are some truly shocking additions to the mix. You can read about all of them below.
If you haven't tried Xbox Game Pass Ultimate yet, you can get your first three months for $1. For a limited time, all eligible Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members get a month of EA Access, three months of Discord Nitro, and six months of Spotify Premium included with their subscription. This is just an amazing value! If you were dreading subscribing before this offer, fear not, this isn't just for new members. These perks are for all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members.
Coming soon
- Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition for PC
- Age of Wonders: Planetfall for Xbox One and PC
- Hearts of Iron IV: Cadet Edition for PC
- Lego: The Ninjago Movie Video Game for Xbox One
- Rage 2 for Xbox One and PC
- Remnant: From the Ashes for Xbox One
- The Talos Principle for Xbox One and PC
- Tracks: The Train Set Game for Xbox One and PC
Out of all of these, we would definitely recommend checking out Rage 2 and Remnant: From the Ashes. Both are fantastic action experiences you can't go wrong with.
Holiday 2019
- Darksiders III for Xbox One and PC
- The Escapists 2 for Xbox One and PC
- Halo: Reach for Xbox One and PC
- Life Is Strange 2: Episodes 4 and 5 for Xbox One
- My Friend Pedro for Xbox One and PC
- The Red Strings Club for PC
- Vambrace: Cold Soul for Xbox One and PC
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for Xbox One
Be sure to check out Halo: Reach and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt because, again, some of the best games ever made.
Throughout 2020
- Bleeding Edge for Xbox One and PC
- Carrion for Xbox One and PC
- Cris Tales for Xbox One and PC
- Cyber Shadow for Xbox One and PC
- Double Kick Heroes for Xbox One and PC
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- Final Fantasy VII for Xbox One and PC
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- Final Fantasy XV for Xbox One and PC
- Forager for Xbox One and PC
- Grounded for Xbox One and PC
- Haven for Xbox One and PC
- It Lurks Below for Xbox One and PC
- Levelhead for Xbox One and PC
- Microsoft Flight Simulator for PC
- Minecraft Dungeons for Xbox One and PC
- Ori and the Will of the Wisps for Xbox One and PC
- PHOGS for Xbox One and PC
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- Tekken 7 for Xbox One
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- West of Dead for Xbox One and PC
- Yakuza 0 for Xbox One and PC
- Yakuza Kiwami for Xbox One and PC
- Yakuza Kiwami 2 for Xbox One and PC
While it's always great to see the Final Fantasy series being a part of Xbox Game Pass, the real stars of the show are the Yakuza additions. This has always been regarded as a staple PlayStation 4 franchise, so when news broke that some of the games were coming to PC, Xbox One owners were hopeful that the titles would make the jump to their platform of choice. Luckily, that day is almost upon us.
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I like american horror story because all the seasons are different but have subtle connections to each other.


Provides a function that quickly computes the fine structure isotope patterns of a set of chemical formulas to a given degree of accuracy (up to the limit set by errors in floating point arithmetic). A data-set comprising the masses and isotopic abundances of individual elements is also provided.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Imports: | CHNOSZ |
| Published: | 2014-08-09 |
| Author: | Andreas Ipsen |
| Maintainer: | Andreas Ipsen <a.ipsen at swansea.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | ecipex results |
| Reference manual: | ecipex.pdf |
| Package source: | ecipex_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ecipex_1.0.zip, r-release: ecipex_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: ecipex_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ecipex_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: ecipex_1.0.tgz |
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At the end of each cycle during a measurement, the outlier test compares the doubles and triples rates for each cycle in a measurement with the average doubles and triples rates for the measurement, respectively. If one or more values is at least n standard deviations (default: 3) from the average, the largest deviate is rejected as an outlier. The test is then continued until no outliers are found or until there are only two cycles left; the test is not made when there are just one or two cycles initially. If an outlier is found, an additional cycle is made automatically to replace the rejected cycle. An exception to this procedure occurs when more than n (default is 100) cycles are requested at the beginning of the measurement. In this case all the requested cycles are collected first and the outlier test is done in one pass: all cycles with a doubles or triples rate greater than n standard deviations (default: 3) from the respective average are rejected and no replacement measurements are made. The outlier test is not applied to precision measurements. The test is done whenever the quality control (QC) tests are selected at the beginning of the measurement.


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IFXLight Class ReferenceThe IFXLight object encapsulates a light source within a scene.
More...
Inheritance diagram for IFXLight:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
The IFXLight object encapsulates a light source within a scene.
The light, like any other IFXNode object, has a transform relative to a parent node, and can have children nodes. The light can be one of four types:
- Ambient: The light provides uniform non-directional light to all objects in the visible scene.
- Point: The light has a specific light source located at the center of it's local coordinate space.
- Directional: The light affects all object of the scene uniformly. Light from this source appears to each object as coming from the same direction relative to the world.
- Spot: The light acts as a spot light, having a distinct location in the world, and only affecting a conical area in the scene relative to that position.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual void IFXAPI IFXLight::Disable |
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IFXRenderContext * |
pRenderContext, |
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U32 |
uInLightID |
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Disables this light in the given IFXRenderContext instance.
- Parameters:
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| pRenderContext | Input IFXRenderContext in which to disable this light. |
| uInLightId | This is the light ID (0 - 7) that this light is associated with in pRenderContext. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
- Return values:
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER | The value of pRenderContext was invalid (NULL). |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | The value provided for uInLightId was not in the range of 0 - 7. |
Implemented in CIFXLight. |
| virtual void IFXAPI IFXLight::Enable |
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IFXRenderContext * |
pRenderContext, |
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puInLightID, |
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lightInstance |
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Enables this light in the given IFXRenderContext instance.
All current settings of this light will be associated with the given light ID in pRenderContext, and the light will be enabled for use in rendering.
- Parameters:
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| pRenderContext | Input IFXRenderContext in which to enable this light. |
| uInLightId | This is the light ID (0 - 7) that this light will be associated with in pRenderContext. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
- Return values:
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER | The value of pRenderContext was invalid (NULL). |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | The value provided for uInLightId was not in the range of 0 - 7. |
Implemented in CIFXLight. |
| virtual IFXLightResource* IFXAPI IFXLight::GetLightResource |
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[pure virtual] |
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U32 * |
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| Tianhe-DIPS General Information
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| Synonyms: |
DIPS; Diisopropyl sebacate; Decanedioic acid, bis(isopropyl) ester; dimethylethyl decane-1,10-dioate |
| Molecular Formula: |
C16H30O4 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
7491-02-3 |
| Chemical Category: |
Sebacates |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
Shandong Haihua Tianhe Organic Chemical Co., Ltd., China |
| Outstanding Properties: |
Low temperature flexibility |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
0.94 (20°C); 0.933 (25°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
Chemical Properties
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| Acid Number, mg KOH/g: |
1.0 (max) |
| Saponification Value, mg KOH/g: |
390 (approx) |
Optical Properties
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| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
<25 |
Hazard-Related Data
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| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Not considered a hazardous substance |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
170 |
Environmental Parameters
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| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.4 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


A function is a self-contained computation that accepts a number of arguments as input and returns some value. Awk has a number of built-in functions in two groups: arithmetic and string functions. Awk also provides user-defined functions, which allow you to expand upon the built-in functions by writing your own.
Nine of the built-in functions can be classified as arithmetic functions. Most of them take a numeric argument and return a numeric value. Table 9.1 summarizes these arithmetic functions.
| Awk Function | Description |
|---|---|
| cos(x) | Returns cosine of x (x is in radians). |
| exp(x) | Returns e to the power x. |
| int(x) | Returns truncated value of x. |
| log(x) | Returns natural logarithm (base-e) of x. |
| sin(x) | Returns sine of x (x is in radians). |
| sqrt(x) | Returns square root of x. |
| atan2(y,x) | Returns arctangent of y/x in the range - to . |
| rand() | Returns pseudo-random number r, where 0 <= r < 1. |
| srand(x) | Establishes new seed for rand(). If no seed is specified, uses time of day. Returns the old seed. |
The trigonometric functions cos() and sin() work the same way, taking a single argument that is the size of an angle in radians and returning the cosine or sine for that angle. (To convert from degrees to radians, multiply the number by /180.) The trigonometric function atan2() takes two arguments and returns the arctangent of their quotient. The expression
atan2(0, -1)
produces .
The function exp() uses the natural exponential, which is also known as base-e exponentiation. The expression
exp(1)
returns the natural number 2.71828, the base of the natural logarithms, referred to as e. Thus, exp(x) is e to the x-th power.
The log() function gives the inverse of the exp() function, the natural logarithm of x. The sqrt() function takes a single argument and returns the (positive) square root of that argument.
The int() function truncates a numeric value by removing digits to the right of the decimal point. Look at the following two statements:
print 100/3 print int(100/3)
The output from these statements is shown below:
33.3333 33
The int() function simply truncates; it does not round up or down. (Use the printf format "%.0f" to perform rounding.)[1]
[1] The way printf does rounding is discussed in Appendix B, Quick Reference for awk.
The rand() function generates a pseudo-random floating-point number between 0 and 1. The srand() function sets the seed or starting point for random number generation. If srand() is called without an argument, it uses the time of day to generate the seed. With an argument x, srand() uses x as the seed.
If you don't call srand() at all, awk acts as if srand() had been called with a constant argument before your program started, causing you to get the same starting point every time you run your program. This is useful if you want reproducible behavior for testing, but inappropriate if you really do want your program to behave differently every time. Look at the following script:
# rand.awk -- test random number generation BEGIN { print rand() print rand() srand() print rand() print rand() }
We print the result of the rand() function twice, and then call the srand() function before printing the result of the rand() function two more times. Let's run the script.
$awk -f rand.awk
0.513871 0.175726 0.760277 0.263863
Four random numbers are generated. Now look what happens when we run the program again:
$awk -f rand.awk
0.513871 0.175726 0.787988 0.305033
The first two "random" numbers are identical to the numbers generated in the previous run of the program while the last two numbers are different. The last two numbers are different because we provided the rand() function with a new seed.
The return value of the srand() function is the seed it was using. This can be used to keep track of sequences of random numbers, and re-run them if needed.
To show how to use rand(), we'll look at a script that implements a "quick-pick" for a lottery game. This script, named lotto, picks x numbers from a series of numbers 1 to y. Two arguments can be supplied on the command line: how many numbers to pick (the default is 6) and the highest number in the series (the default is 30). Using the default values for x and y, the script generates six unique random numbers between 1 and 30. The numbers are sorted for readability from lowest to highest and output. Before looking at the script itself, let's run the program:
$lotto
Pick 6 of 30 9 13 25 28 29 30 $lotto 7 35
Pick 7 of 35 1 6 9 16 20 22 27
The first example uses the default values to print six random numbers from 1 to 30. The second example prints seven random numbers out of 35.
The full lotto script is fairly complicated, so before looking at the entire script, let's look at a smaller script that generates a single random number in a series:
awk -v TOPNUM=$1 ' # pick1 - pick one random number out of y # main routine BEGIN { # seed random number using time of day srand() # get a random number select = 1 + int(rand() * TOPNUM) # print pick print select }'
The shell script expects a single argument from the command line and this is passed into the program as "TOPNUM=$1," using the -v option. All the action happens in the BEGIN procedure. Since there are no other statements in the program, awk exits when the BEGIN procedure is done.
The main routine first calls the srand() function to seed the random number generator. Then we get a random number by calling the rand() function:
select = 1 + int(rand() * TOPNUM)
It might be helpful to see this expression broken up so each part of it is obvious.
| Statement | Result |
|---|---|
print r = rand() | 0.467315 |
print r * TOPNUM | 14.0195 |
print int(r * TOPNUM) | 14 |
print 1 + int(r * TOPNUM) | 15 |
Because the rand() function returns a number between 0 and 1, we multiply it by TOPNUM to get a number between 0 and TOPNUM. We then truncate the number to remove the fractional values and then add 1 to the number. The latter is necessary because rand() could return 0. In this example, the random number that is generated is 15. You could use this program to print any single number, such as picking a number between 1 and 100.
$pick1 100
83
The lotto script must "pick one" multiple times. Basically, we need to set up a for loop to execute the rand() function as many times as needed. One of the reasons this is difficult is that we have to worry about duplicates. In other words, it is possible for a number to be picked again; therefore we have to keep track of the numbers already picked.
Here's the lotto script:
awk -v NUM=$1 -v TOPNUM=$2 ' # lotto - pick x random numbers out of y # main routine BEGIN { # test command line args; NUM = $1, how many numbers to pick # TOPNUM = $2, last number in series if (NUM <= 0) NUM = 6 if (TOPNUM <= 0) TOPNUM = 30 # print "Pick x of y" printf("Pick %d of %d\n", NUM, TOPNUM) # seed random number using time and date; do this once srand() # loop until we have NUM selections for (j = 1; j <= NUM; ++j) { # loop to find a not-yet-seen selection do { select = 1 + int(rand() * TOPNUM) } while (select in pick) pick[select] = select } # loop through array and print picks. for (j in pick) printf("%s ", pick[j]) printf("\n") }'
Unlike the previous program, this one looks for two command-line arguments, indicating x numbers out of y. The main routine looks to see if these numbers were supplied and if not, assigns default values.
There is only one array, pick, for holding the random numbers that are selected. Each number is guaranteed to be in the desired range, because the result of rand() (a value between 0 and 1) is multiplied by TOPNUM and then truncated. The heart of the script is a loop that occurs NUM times to assign NUM elements to the pick array.
To get a new non-duplicate random number, we use an inner loop that generates selections and tests to see if they are in the pick array. (Using the in operator is much faster than looping through the array comparing subscripts.) While (select in pick), the corresponding element has been found already, so the selection is a duplicate and we reject the selection. If it is not true that select in pick, then we assign select to an element of the pick array. This will make future in tests return true, causing the do loop to continue.
Finally, the program loops through the pick array and prints the elements. This version of the lotto script leaves one thing out. See if you can tell what it is if we run it again:
$lotto 7 35
Pick 7 of 35 5 21 9 30 29 20 2
That's right, the numbers are not sorted. We'll defer showing the code for the sort routine until we discuss user-defined functions. While it's not necessary to have written the sorting code as a function, it makes a lot of sense. One reason is that you can tackle a more generalized problem and retain the solution for use in other programs. Later on, we will write a function that sorts the elements of an array.
Note that the pick array isn't ready for sorting, since its indices are the same as its values, not numbers in order. We would have to set up a separate array for sorting by our sort function:
# create a numerically indexed array for sorting i = 1 for (j in pick) sortedpick[i++] = pick[j]
The lotto program is set up to do everything in the BEGIN block. No input is processed. You could, however, revise this script to read a list of names from a file and for each name generate a "quick-pick."


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The s6-usertree-maker program
s6-usertree-maker creates a service directory
implementing a service that runs an s6-svscan
process owned by a given user, on a scan directory
belonging to that user. It is meant to help admins deploy systems where
each user has their own supervision subtree, rooted in the main supervision
tree owned by root.
Alternatively, s6-usertree-maker can create source definition directories
for the s6-rc service manager.
Interface
s6-usertree-maker \
[ -d userscandir ] \
[ -p path ] \
[ -E envdir [ -e var -e var ... ] ] \
[ -r service/logger[/pipeline] ] \
[ -l loguser ] \
[ -t stamptype ] \
[ -n nfiles ] \
[ -s filesize ] \
[ -S maxsize ] \
[ -P prefix ] \
user logdir dir
s6-usertree-maker creates a service directory in dir, that launches
a supervision tree as user user on scan directory userscandir,
with a catch-all logger logging the tree's output via
s6-log to the logdir directory.
Exit codes
- 0: success
- 100: wrong usage
- 111: system call failed
Options
- -d userscandir : the supervision tree will be run
on the userscandir directory. userscandir is subject to variable
substitution (see below). Default is ${HOME}/service.
- -p path : the supervision tree will be run with a
PATH environment variable set to path. path is subject to variable
substitution. Default is /usr/bin:/bin, or whatever has been
given to the --with-default-path option to skalibs' configure script.
- -E envdir : the supervision tree will be run with
the environment variables defined in the directory envdir, which will be
read via s6-envdir without options. By default, no
envdir is defined and the supervision tree will only be run with the basic
environment variables listed below.
- -e var : Perform variable substitution on var.
This option is repeatable, and only makes sense when the -E option is also
given. For every var listed via a -e option, the contents of
var will be subjected to variable substitution before the supervision tree
is run. This is only useful if var is defined in envdir, as a
template, that is then instanced for user when the service is run. By
default, only the PATH environment variable, customizable via -p, is
subjected to variable substitution.
- -r service/logger/pipeline :
create s6-rc source definition directories.
When this option is given, dir is not created as a service directory, but
as a directory containing two services: dir/service and
dir/logger, and dir is suitable as a source argument to
s6-rc-compile. The
/pipeline part can be omitted, but if it is present, pipeline
is used as a name for a bundle containing both service and logger.
When this option is not given, dir is a regular service directory for direct
inclusion (or linking) in the parent scan directory (and the catch-all logger for
the user subtree is declared in dir/log).
- -l loguser : run the catch-all logger of the user
subdirectory as user loguser. Default is root.
- -t stamptype : how
logs are timestamped by the catch-all logger. 0 means no
timestamp, 1 means
external TAI64N format,
2 means
ISO 8601 format,
and 3 means both. Default is 1.
- -n nfiles : maximum number of archive files
in logdir. Default is 10.
- -s filesize : maximum size of the current
file (and archive files) in logdir. Default is 1000000.
- -S maxsize : maximum total size of the
archives in the logdir. Default is 0,
meaning no limits apart from those enforced by the -n and
-s options.
- -P prefix : when logging to logdir,
prefix logged lines with the prefix string.
Operation of the service
When the service is started, its run script will execute the following
operations:
- Clear all its environment variables, except PATH. This prevents
any data leak from the parent supervision tree into the user subtree.
- Fill its environment with data related to user:
- USER is set to user
- HOME is set to user's home directory
- UID is set to user's uid
- GID is set to user's primary gid
- GIDLIST is set to user's supplementary groups list
- If the service has been created with the -E option to s6-usertree-maker:
- Add all the variables defined in envdir to its environment
- For every variable var given via a -e option, subject
var to substitution with the USER, HOME, UID, GID and GIDLIST variables
(see below).
- Set the PATH environment variable to path, subjected to
variable substitution.
- Execute into s6-svscan, running in
userscandir (which is first subjected to variable substitution).
The service is logged: its stderr and stdout are piped to an
s6-log process running as loguser and
writing to the logdir directory. This logger is the catch-all logger
for the supervision tree owned by user; it is recommended to make
loguser distinct from user, and to have logdir
in a place that is not under the control of user.
If user wants to keep control of their logs, they can declare a
logger for each of their services.
Variable substitution
When the service starts, the USER, HOME, UID, GID and GIDLIST
environment variables are deduced from user's identity.
The value of those variables may be used in a few configuration
knobs:
- The value of userscandir: it is likely that the
scan directory belonging to user resides under user's
home directory. Or under /run/user/${UID}, or some similar
scheme.
- The PATH environment variable, declared in path: it is
often useful to prepend the default system PATH with a user-specific
directory that hosts that user's binaries. For instance, you may want
the PATH to be set as something like ${HOME}/bin:/usr/bin:/bin.
- Any variable declared in envdir and given as an argument
to a -e option to s6-usertree-maker. If envdir is a
template valid for all users, it may contain variables that depends on
user-specific data: for instance, the XDG_CONFIG_HOME variable may be
set to ${HOME}/.config.
When the strings ${USER}, ${HOME}, ${UID},
${GID}, or ${GIDLIST} appear in the value for
userscandir, path, or any of the var
variables, they are substituted with the corresponding value of the USER,
HOME, UID, GID, or GIDLIST environment variable instead.
For instance, if no -d option is provided, the default value
for userscandir is ${HOME}/service. If the provided
user is ska and ska's home directory is /home/ska,
then s6-svscan will be run on
/home/ska/service.
Examples
s6-usertree-maker -d '/run/user/${UID}/service' -p '${HOME}/bin:/usr/bin:/bin' -E /etc/user-env -e XDG_CONFIG_HOME -l catchlog ska /var/log/usertree/ska usertree-ska
creates a service directory in usertree-ska declaring a service that
starts a supervision tree on /run/user/1000/service if ska has uid 1000,
with /home/ska/bin:/usr/bin/bin as its PATH if ska's home directory is
/home/ska, and with all the environment variables declared in
/etc/user-env, among which the XDG_CONFIG_HOME variable is processed
for variable substitution. The supervision tree has a catch-all logger running
as user catchlog, and storing its data in the /var/log/usertree/ska
directory.
Note that simple quotes are used here to prevent the shell from
interpreting ${UID} and ${HOME}.
s6-usertree-maker -d '/run/user/${UID}/service' -p '${HOME}/bin:/usr/bin:/bin' -E /etc/user-env -e XDG_CONFIG_HOME -l catchlog -r usertree-ska/usertree-ska-log/usertree-ska-pipeline ska /var/log/usertree/ska usertree
Same as above, except it does not create a service directory — instead, it
creates a usertree directory containing two subdirectories: usertree-ska, the
s6-rc source definition directory
for the service, and usertree-ska-log, the source definition directory
for its logger. It also creates an implicit usertree-ska-pipeline bundle
containing both the service and the logger.
Notes
- s6-usertree-maker makes use of the fact that
execline scripts are much
easier to generate programmatically and to harden than shell scripts, so it is only
built if s6 is built with execline
support - i.e. the --disable-execline switch has not been given
to configure.
- For the admin who wants to automate user tree management, s6-usertree-maker
is a building block meant to be used in scripts, not a complete turnkey
solution. For instance, s6-usertree-maker does not create userscandir for
a user: it assumes that that scandir is already in place. It does not create
logdir either: logdir, or at least its parent directory, must
already exist before the logger is run, else s6-log will
fail repeatedly. Make sure that all the data and metadata referenced by the service's
and the logger's run scripts are actually present and valid before starting the
service.
- If s6-usertree-maker encounters failure (and exits 111), it does not clean up
the directories it created. Make sure to always test s6-usertree-maker's return code
and clean up after it if needed.


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The prosecutor's office said the 40-year old former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was sentenced two days after being placed in custody on Sunday for "violence by a person in a manifest state of intoxication"
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistPete Doherty has been handed a three-month suspended sentence and a fine of 10,000 euros (£8,500) after being arrested in Paris twice in a week, city prosecutors said.
The prosecutor's office said the 40-year old former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was sentenced two days after being placed in custody on Sunday for "violence by a person in a manifest state of intoxication".
Since rising to fame in the 2000s, Doherty, a former boyfriend of model Kate Moss, has been repeatedly arrested for drug offences.
Doherty is a former frontman for the Libertines and Babyshambles.
Last week, Doherty was arrested in Paris for buying cocaine, French authorities have said.
The Paris prosecutor's office said the 40-year old was placed in detention during the night after being stopped by police during a drugs transaction.
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Since rising to fame in the noughties, ex-Warwickshire schoolboy Doherty, the former boyfriend of model Kate Moss, has been repeatedly arrested for drug offences.


To sort entity attributes
1 In the Results window, select an entity.
2 Select Select sorting from the shortcut menu.
The Complex Sort Setup dialog box appears.
3 From the Available Attributes list, select the attributes you want to sort.
4 Click .
5 Specify the sort order by selecting an attribute in the Sorting order list and moving it up or down the list with the following buttons: or .
6 Click OK.
The Results window resorts the entities and their attributes.
Note: You can add and delete sorting characteristics. DIScover assigns sort priority by the order (top to bottom) that these characteristics appear in the dialog box.


See: Description
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.sun.jdi |
This is the core package of the Java Debug
Interface (JDI), it defines mirrors for values, types, and the target
VirtualMachine itself - as well bootstrapping facilities.
|
| com.sun.jdi.connect |
This package defines connections between the virtual machine
using the JDI and the target virtual machine.
|
| com.sun.jdi.connect.spi |
This package comprises the interfaces and classes used to
develop new
TransportService
implementations. |
| com.sun.jdi.event |
This package defines JDI events and event processing.
|
| com.sun.jdi.request |
This package is used to request that a JDI
event be sent under specified conditions.
|
The JDI provides introspective access to a running virtual machine's state, Class, Array, Interface, and primitive types, and instances of those types.
The JDI also provides explicit control over a virtual machine's execution. The ability to suspend and resume threads, and to set breakpoints, watchpoints, ... Notification of exceptions, class loading, thread creation... The ability to inspect a suspended thread's state, local variables, stack backtrace...
JDI is the highest-layer of the Java Platform Debugger Architecture (JPDA). For more information on the Java Platform Debugger Architecture, see the Java Platform Debugger Architecture documentation for this release and the Java Platform Debugger Architecture website.
Global Exceptions:
This section documents exceptions which apply to the entire API and are thus not documented on individual methods.
NOTE: The exceptions below may be thrown whenever the specified conditions are met but a guarantee that they are thrown only exists when a valid result cannot be returned.Any method on a
Mirror
that takes aMirror
as an parameter directly or indirectly (e.g., as a element in aList
) will throwVMMismatchException
if the mirrors are from different virtual machines.Any method which takes a
Object
as an parameter will throwNullPointerException
if null is passed directly or indirectly -- unless null is explicitly mentioned as a valid parameter.
Any method on
ObjectReference
,ReferenceType
,EventRequest
,StackFrame
, orVirtualMachine
or which takes one of these directly or indirectly as an parameter may throwVMDisconnectedException
if the target VM is disconnected and theVMDisconnectEvent
has been or is available to be read from theEventQueue
.Any method on
ObjectReference
,ReferenceType
,EventRequest
,StackFrame
, orVirtualMachine
or which takes one of these directly or indirectly as an parameter may throwVMOutOfMemoryException
if the target VM has run out of memory.Any method on
ObjectReference
or which directly or indirectly takesObjectReference
as parameter may throwObjectCollectedException
if the mirrored object has been garbage collected.Any method on
ReferenceType
or which directly or indirectly takesReferenceType
as parameter may throwObjectCollectedException
if the mirrored type has been unloaded.
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Cloud Asset V1 API - Class ExportAssetsRequest (2.9.0)
public sealed class ExportAssetsRequest : IMessage<ExportAssetsRequest>, IEquatable<ExportAssetsRequest>, IDeepCloneable<ExportAssetsRequest>, IBufferMessage, IMessage
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Asset V1 API class ExportAssetsRequest.
Export asset request.
Inheritance
System.Object > ExportAssetsRequestImplements
Google.Protobuf.IMessage<ExportAssetsRequest>, System.IEquatable<ExportAssetsRequest>, Google.Protobuf.IDeepCloneable<ExportAssetsRequest>, Google.Protobuf.IBufferMessage, Google.Protobuf.IMessageNamespace
Google.Cloud.Asset.V1Assembly
Google.Cloud.Asset.V1.dll
Constructors
ExportAssetsRequest()
public ExportAssetsRequest()
ExportAssetsRequest(ExportAssetsRequest)
public ExportAssetsRequest(ExportAssetsRequest other)
| Name | Description |
| other | ExportAssetsRequest |
Properties
AssetTypes
public RepeatedField<string> AssetTypes { get; }
A list of asset types to take a snapshot for. For example: "compute.googleapis.com/Disk".
Regular expressions are also supported. For example:
- "compute.googleapis.com.*" snapshots resources whose asset type starts with "compute.googleapis.com".
- ".*Instance" snapshots resources whose asset type ends with "Instance".
- ".Instance." snapshots resources whose asset type contains "Instance".
See RE2 for all supported regular expression syntax. If the regular expression does not match any supported asset type, an INVALID_ARGUMENT error will be returned.
If specified, only matching assets will be returned, otherwise, it will snapshot all asset types. See Introduction to Cloud Asset Inventory for all supported asset types.
| Type | Description |
| Google.Protobuf.Collections.RepeatedField<System.String> |
ContentType
public ContentType ContentType { get; set; }
Asset content type. If not specified, no content but the asset name will be returned.
| Type | Description |
| ContentType |
OutputConfig
public OutputConfig OutputConfig { get; set; }
Required. Output configuration indicating where the results will be output to.
| Type | Description |
| OutputConfig |
Parent
public string Parent { get; set; }
Required. The relative name of the root asset. This can only be an organization number (such as "organizations/123"), a project ID (such as "projects/my-project-id"), or a project number (such as "projects/12345"), or a folder number (such as "folders/123").
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
ParentAsResourceName
public IResourceName ParentAsResourceName { get; set; }
Google.Api.Gax.IResourceName-typed view over the Parent resource name property.
| Type | Description |
| Google.Api.Gax.IResourceName |
ReadTime
public Timestamp ReadTime { get; set; }
Timestamp to take an asset snapshot. This can only be set to a timestamp between the current time and the current time minus 35 days (inclusive). If not specified, the current time will be used. Due to delays in resource data collection and indexing, there is a volatile window during which running the same query may get different results.
| Type | Description |
| Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes.Timestamp |


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QWaylandPointer Class
The QWaylandPointer class represents a pointer device. More...
| Header: | #include <QWaylandPointer> |
| qmake: | QT += waylandcompositor |
| Since: | Qt 5.8 |
| Inherits: | QWaylandObject |
Properties
- isButtonPressed : const bool
Public Functions
| QWaylandPointer(QWaylandSeat *seat, QObject *parent = nullptr) | |
| QWaylandCompositor * | compositor() const |
| QPointF | currentLocalPosition() const |
| QPointF | currentSpacePosition() const |
| wl_resource * | focusResource() const |
| bool | isButtonPressed() const |
| QWaylandView * | mouseFocus() const |
| QWaylandOutput * | output() const |
| QWaylandSeat * | seat() const |
| virtual void | sendMouseMoveEvent(QWaylandView *view, const QPointF &localPos, const QPointF &outputSpacePos) |
| virtual uint | sendMousePressEvent(Qt::MouseButton button) |
| virtual uint | sendMouseReleaseEvent(Qt::MouseButton button) |
| virtual void | sendMouseWheelEvent(Qt::Orientation orientation, int delta) |
| void | setOutput(QWaylandOutput *output) |
- 5 public functions inherited from QWaylandObject
Signals
| void | buttonPressedChanged() |
| void | outputChanged() |
Detailed Description
The QWaylandPointer class represents a pointer device.
This class provides access to the pointer device in a QWaylandSeat. It corresponds to the Wayland interface wl_pointer.
Property Documentation
isButtonPressed : const bool
Access functions:
| bool | isButtonPressed() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | buttonPressedChanged() |
Member Function Documentation
QWaylandPointer::QWaylandPointer(QWaylandSeat *seat, QObject *parent = nullptr)
Constructs a QWaylandPointer for the given seat and with the given parent.
QWaylandCompositor *QWaylandPointer::compositor() const
Returns the compositor for this QWaylandPointer.
QPointF QWaylandPointer::currentLocalPosition() const
Returns the current local position of the QWaylandPointer.
QPointF QWaylandPointer::currentSpacePosition() const
Returns the current output space position of the QWaylandPointer.
wl_resource *QWaylandPointer::focusResource() const
bool QWaylandPointer::isButtonPressed() const
Returns true if any button is currently pressed. Otherwise returns false.
Note: Getter function for property isButtonPressed.
QWaylandView *QWaylandPointer::mouseFocus() const
Returns the view that currently holds mouse focus.
QWaylandOutput *QWaylandPointer::output() const
Returns the output for this QWaylandPointer.
See also setOutput().
[signal]
void QWaylandPointer::outputChanged()
QWaylandSeat *QWaylandPointer::seat() const
Returns the input device for this QWaylandPointer.
[virtual]
void QWaylandPointer::sendMouseMoveEvent(QWaylandView *view, const QPointF &localPos, const QPointF &outputSpacePos)
Sets the current mouse focus to view and sends a mouse move event to it with the local position localPos and output space position outputSpacePos.
[virtual]
uint QWaylandPointer::sendMousePressEvent(Qt::MouseButton button)
Sends a mouse press event for button to the view currently holding mouse focus.
Returns the serial number of the press event.
[virtual]
uint QWaylandPointer::sendMouseReleaseEvent(Qt::MouseButton button)
Sends a mouse release event for button to the view currently holding mouse focus.
Returns the serial number of the release event.
[virtual]
void QWaylandPointer::sendMouseWheelEvent(Qt::Orientation orientation, int delta)
Sends a mouse wheel event with the given orientation and delta to the view that currently holds mouse focus.
void QWaylandPointer::setOutput(QWaylandOutput *output)
Sets the output for this QWaylandPointer to output.
See also output().


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The API is free to use to test clients under your control. If you would like to use the API to test your users' browsers on your site, subscribe the domain your code will be making requests from at subscriptions.howsmyssl.com. (Non-profit and student programs are available.)
An example response from the API:
GET https://www.howsmyssl.com/a/check HTTP/1.1 { given_cipher_suites: [ "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256", "TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256", "TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256", "TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256", "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA", "TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA", "TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA", "TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA", "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA", "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA", "TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "TLS_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA", "TLS_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5", "TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA", "TLS_DHE_DSS_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA" ], ephemeral_keys_supported: true, session_ticket_supported: true, tls_compression_supported: false, unknown_cipher_suite_supported: false, beast_vuln: false, able_to_detect_n_minus_one_splitting: false, insecure_cipher_suites: { "TLS_DHE_DSS_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA": [ "uses keys smaller than 128 bits in its encryption" ] }, tls_version: "TLS 1.2", rating: "Bad" }
The returned JSON hash will have a least these keys, but may include more as howsmyssl evolves. Each of these keys map fairly obviously to the HTML version and it can be helpful to understand their meaning. The source code that gathers the client info may also be helpful. All strings returned may contain HTML escaped text.
Let me be a little more explicit. How's My SSL is Open Source software and can be found on GitHub. There's a README.


Boris Johnson unveils manifesto for Brexit Britain
Having taken over a minority administration in July and been unable to speed his EU divorce deal through parliament, Johnson is seeking a clear victory at the December 12 snap election.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveils his Conservative Party's manifesto on Sunday, pledging to move on from Brexit and austerity in a bid to secure a general election majority.
Having taken over a minority administration in July and been unable to speed his EU divorce deal through parliament, Johnson is seeking a clear victory at the December 12 snap election.
He sees Britain's third general election in four-and-a-half years as the only way to break the Brexit logjam.
Having got the Brexit date delayed three months from October 31 to January 31, opposition parties backed his call for an early general election.
Johnson is promising to bring back his Brexit deal to parliament before December 25 if the centre-right Conservatives are returned to power.
"As families sit down to carve up their turkeys this Christmas, I want them to enjoy their festive-season free from the seemingly unending Brexit box-set drama," Johnson said ahead of the launch.
"The Conservative manifesto, which I'm proud to launch today, will get Brexit done and allow us to move on and unleash the potential of the whole country," he said.
'Oven-ready' Brexit deal
The main plank of the Conservative manifesto is the Brexit deal Johnson negotiated with Brussels in October. He claims the treaty is "oven-ready" and good to go -- as long as he can get a majority.
He insists the deal will allow Britain to regain control over its laws, money and immigration policy.
Johnson's chief rival, left-wing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, wants to renegotiate a new, softer Brexit agreement within three months and then put that to a referendum alongside remaining in the EU by the end of June. Corbyn would stay neutral during the process.
Johnson has blasted Corbyn for his strategy in refusing to recommend either his own proposed Brexit deal or staying in the EU.
Johnson tweeted: "It's time to turn the page from the dither, delay and division of recent years, and start a new chapter in the incredible history of this country.
"We have achieved amazing things together in the past, and I know we will achieve even more in the future -- if only we choose the right path at this critical election."
The party is pledging it will not raise the three main taxes -- income tax, sales tax and national insurance contributions to state benefits -- in what it branded a triple tax lock.
Other measures being unveiled Sunday include more money for childcare support, energy efficiency measures, skills retraining and road upgrades.
Hospital car parking charges would be axed for certain patients and the National Health Service (NHS) staff.
Poll lead
Britain Elects poll aggregator puts the Conservatives on 42 per cent, ahead of the Labour main opposition on 29 per cent, the anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats on 15 per cent, the Brexit Party on six per cent and the Greens on three per cent.
The Conservatives have seen their popularity surge since Johnson took over from Theresa May four months ago.
Despite the poll advantage, commentators urge caution, mindful that May had a huge percentage lead in the 2017 general election which rapidly melted.
Johnson has his weak spots, especially after the years of austerity imposed by Conservative governments since 2010.
He promises to end the years of reining in the budget deficit by pumping billions of pounds into public services.
Johnson has pledged to make the streets safer by recruiting 20,000 police officers.
He is also committed to increasing the NHS budget by £33.9 billion ($43.5 billion, 39.5 billion euros) by 2023-24, and has pledged to upgrade 20 hospitals and rebuild 40 over the next decade.
Johnson was criticised by members of the public during a televised questions session on Friday over the Conservatives' handling of the NHS -- but he insisted progress could only be made once the Brexit impasse is resolved.
Johnson has announced a three-year plan to increase state-school spending in England by £7.1 billion by 2022-23.
On immigration, he wants to end freedom of movement for EU citizens and introduce an Australian-style points-based system.
The scale of eastern European immigration since 2004 was one of the key factors behind the Brexit referendum vote in 2016.


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Are there any difference between Lean's DTT and "regular" DTT?
There is no such thing as « regular DTT »
then what is "DTT"?
https://github.com/digama0/lean-type-theory
More seriously, I recommend watching at least the first three lectures in https://www.college-de-france.fr/site/xavier-leroy/course-2018-2019.htm
@Patrick Massot does a translation of those exist?
I don't think so
I posted this link because Kenny can understand any language
"regular DTT" is probably Martin-Lof type theory
that's lean without universes, inductives, the three axioms and proof irrelevance
So inductive types are not part of DTT?
that's lean without universes, inductives, the three axioms and proof irrelevance
Coq has all of those things, right?
The Coq type system is called CIC (calculus of inductive constructions), and yes, inductives are the main addition
coq doesn't have proof irrelevance
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LSS16TOPPM(1) LSS16TOPPM(1) NAME lss16toppm — Convert an LSS-16 image to PPM SYNOPSIS lss16toppm [-map] [< file.lss] [> file.ppm] DESCRIPTION This manual page documents briefly the lss16toppm command. The lss16toppm utility converts an LSS-16 image to a PPM image. OPTIONS A summary of options is included below. -map Output the color map to standard error. SEE ALSO ppmtolss16(1) AUTHOR This manual page was compiled by dann frazier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). LSS16TOPPM(1)


Terminal> git clone https://github.com/josephworks/WebIDE.git
Cloning into 'WebIDE'...
remote: Counting objects: 2764, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (403/403), done.
remote: Total 2764 (delta 316), reused 484 (delta 211), pack-reused 2100
Receiving objects: 100% (2764/2764), 132.34 MiB | 4.57 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (967/967), done.
Terminal> cp -r WebIDE /var/www
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What are the benefits of version control? Version control is a beautiful way to edit a file since it allows you to track the changes made, when they were made, who made them, and therefore help you understand why. It saves these changes as different versions of the same file so that you can access when and how the changes were made in case of mistakes made, to investigate the origins of changes made, or see how a file changed over time.
How does git help you keep track of changes? Git helps keep track of changes to a file by saving all versions of a file, assigning these versions labels, and allowing users to access these changes. It also has a slightly lengthy process to fully add these changes to the "main" file with a 3 stage process. This allows you to save and work with changes without altering the "main" file if you don't need to.
Why use GitHub to store your code? GitHub is a great tool for not only version control but for multiple contributors to make changes simultaneously to a file. It allows the use of remote repositories for changes which help separate the changes so that they don't affect each other negatively and only merge when told to. Then, instead of potentially cancelling each other out, it helps merge them so that they work together.
Overall, git and GitHub add redundancy to a process that could only benefit from it. Did you know the human brain develops many redundant pathways between neurons in your cortex? While we still don't know so many things about the incredible complexities of the brain, one thing we do know is that redundancy is a wonderful safeguard for keeping the important systems running when things go wrong.


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BAPE & GOD SELECTION XXX Join Forces on a Graphic-Heavy Collection
The exclusive capsule releases this weekend.
by Mallory ChinTwo of Japan’s lauded labels, underground streetwear brand GOD SELECTION XXX and streetwear stalwart BAPE, are joining forces on a range of essential apparel items.
The range is comprised of a bevy of T-shirts, a Shark Hoodie, snowboard jacket and trucker hat, each emblazoned with a special camo print that merges BAPE’s Ape Head insignia with GOD SELECTION XXX’s triple “X” motif. BAPE’s lovable sidekick Baby Milo even makes an appearance on one of the tees, where he can be seen holding up a “XXX” box logo. The standout items of the collaborative capsule include the black Shark Hoodie featuring a signature Shark Face motif and “WGM” terrycloth letters on the right portion of the hood, along with the snowboarding jacket dressed fully in the aforementioned special co-branded camo print.
Along with BAPE, GOD SELECTION XXX has also formed collaborative capsules with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design, CASETiFY and MEDICOM Toy.
Items from the BAPE x GOD SELECTION XXX capsule will be available this Saturday, December 14 exclusively at BAPE China, Hong Kong and Taipei.
In related news, BAPE and UNKNWN unveiled their collaborative capsule late last week.
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Nanortalik is located on a small island (also called Nanortalik) on the shores of Labrador Sea, roughly 100 km north of Uummannarsuaq, the southern tip of Greenland.
Because of its location, this area was one of the first parts of Greenland settled, both by Inuit and by the Norse. Nanortalik was founded in 1770. In 1797, a permanent trading depot was set up in Nanortalik by traders from Julianehåb. Due to poor harbour facilities, the town moved in 1830 to a different location where it remains today. The only remains of the old town are the scattered ruins of Sissarissoq.
Nanortalik is the last substantial town on the way south along Greenland’s west coast before reaching the fiords and channels of the Prins Christian Sund area directly north of Cape Farewell (Kap Farvel). The coastal waters between Qarqotoq and Nanortalik can be thick with large icebergs and bergy bits with enough current to move them rapidly. Vigilance is required given the intermittent thick fog.
It is possible to berth on the northwest side of a small quay opposite the commercial docking facilities used by the Arctic Line container vessel. It can be identified by an attached floating dock used to bring cruise ship passengers ashore and a large open parking lot shoreward. If the winds are from the south through east, this dock would be quite exposed and alternative berthing should be sought.
There is a floating fuel dock about 200 meters further into the harbor.
There is a well stocked supermarket directly opposite the dock mentioned above. About 100 meters north along the road behind the dock is a tourist information centre, said to be extremely helpful with local knowledge regarding weather and current conditions.
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Grand jurors return murder indictment against Blackwell police lieutenant
by Nolan ClayA state grand jury has found a Blackwell police lieutenant at fault in the fatal shooting of a road rage suspect during an early morning pursuit.
John Mitchell, 40, is accused in a second-degree murder indictment of causing the death of pickup driver Micheal Ann Godsey by firing approximately 60 rounds at her May 20.
Grand jurors concluded he acted without justifiable or excusable cause and engaged in "imminently dangerous conduct" toward Godsey. If convicted, he faces at least 10 years in prison.
Defense attorney Gary James said Mitchell acted lawfully to stop a threat.
"It's a sad day for law enforcement and society," James said.
The attorney described the suspect as a "violent, fleeing felon."
"She shot at the police twice. She has shot at her mother twice. She has shot at a private citizen. We know she fired other rounds around town. And Mitchell gets in behind her," the attorney said. "He took his AR-15 and he started shooting through the front windshield at her."
Both Mitchell and another officer fired further after the pickup abruptly turned and stopped, the attorney said.
Godsey, 34, was found dead in the driver's seat of the pickup, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said in May.
The attorney said Mitchell had just completed training on how to deal with an active shooter and was cleared by an independent internal affairs review of the incident.
The state's 17th multicounty grand jury returned the indictment Thursday in Oklahoma City in its final meeting. Overall, it returned 18 indictments and issued 1,093 subpoenas.
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Bournemouth v Wolves: Inside track on Eddie Howe's side
Wolves make the lengthy trip to Bournemouth as they return to Premier League action this weekend - get a proper look at Eddie Howe's side here.
by Luke HatfieldWe spoke with Peter Bell, from Cherry Chimes and author of 'Eddie Had A Dream', to get an expert take on Bournemouth.
See what he had to say here...
How has the season been for Bournemouth so far, in your opinion?
It has been a pleasing first few months.
If we look at the points and say we a third of the way through the season, and if the team keeps picking up points at a similar rate it would pass 50 points, which is something Bournemouth haven't yet achieved in the Premier League.
Like most teams, we have had some good results against teams we might not have expected to beat – like Everton and Manchester United – but we have also been disappointed not to beat Norwich City and even Arsenal away.
Sometimes, the team finds it hard to get going in games and in October we didn't score a goal in three games.
The top highlight for us though has to be beating Southampton for the first time at St Marys 1-3 away!
What are the expectations at the Vitality Stadium this season, do you think?
Well, I think fans want to beat the points total record of 40 points and if the team can finish between 7th-10th that would be seen as a very good season.
What has been disappointing is the number of injuries the team has had. We haven't seen David Brooks since pre-season and Dan Gosling has only just come back into contention, while Charlie Daniels is out all season. So expectations have been calmed a bit and having gone out of the Carabao Cup early to Burton Albion, I think fans really want to see Eddie Howe have a good crack at the FA Cup for once.
But I expect he'll rotate as usual and we'll go out early to ensure we stay in the Premier League without getting too close to the relegation zone.
Who's started the season well for the Cherries? Who should Wolves worry about?
I'd say our best player so far has been Aaron Ramsdale in goal. He has come into the side this season and has been pretty sensational.
It took the team eight games to get a clean sheet and then they had three in a row. Ramsdale's confidence has been rising and he doesn't often get beaten from range.
Who should Wolves worry about? Well, if the international games have not burned him out I'd say Harry Wilson.
He might not play and could be a sub because of the number of games he has had, but he tends to float into positions and has a knack of being in the right place to score.
He has a fantastic free kick and is going to be a very good player considering this is his first season in the Premier League.
If Harry is on the subs bench you could have Arnaut Danjuma or even David Brooks (if he's fit) to worry about.
Are there any injury worries at the moment for Eddie Howe?
Ah, back to the injuries. Well, while Charlie Daniels won't play again this season, the left back spot continues to be troublesome as Lloyd Kelly has a thigh strain.
Junior Stanislas is still making his way back having had a knee injury from last season and Andrew Surman has been out for a few weeks and isn't expected back yet. David Brooks is the player we hope to see back after the international break, if his ankle is okay.
Josh King meanwhile picked up an injury over the international break, which doesn't help up top by any means.
Speaking of the manager, his name is once again cropping up in relation to jobs elsewhere, are you worried he could depart Bournemouth for another job if one opens up?
Everton and (previously) Spurs fans may look on hopefully, but I am confident that Eddie Howe is building something at AFC Bournemouth with the players he has brought in of late.
The new multi-million pound training complex is also just starting to be built. Eddie has been designing the club as he wants it. He has staff all around him who are ex-players from the club and close friends.
It would be a big jolt for him to suddenly up sticks at the moment. He also has a young family who I am sure love the area with the beach in summer and the New Forest to visit.
The only job I do think he would hard to say no to one day is the England manager's job. It would be a sense of duty for him like it was for Graham Taylor. But Gareth Southgate seems to be doing okay at the job, so I don't think Eddie is going anywhere for a while yet.
What's your predicted XI for the encounter?
I'll go for this team: Ramsdale; A Smith, S Cook, Aké, Rico; Danjuma, L Cook, Billing, Fraser; Solanke; Wilson
What have you made of Wolves from afar this season? Do you think they have what it takes to battle on a domestic and European front this year?
I am surprised that they made a slow start. They have had a lot of draws, but seem to have suddenly got their game going again.
It is probably hard for the players having done so well last season just to kick on again.
With the European football as well to deal with, I think they have done pretty well considering the expectations on the players.
The good news we hear is that Adama Traore could be a doubt for the game, having pulled out of the Spanish squad. We didn't do that well with Jamie Vardy's pace, so if Traore plays he could be trouble for our back four.
Your match prediction?
I think this will be a close one and both teams have been giving little away of late so I'll have a punt at a 1-1 draw.
I just think the defences might come out on top for much of the game.
You can follow Peter on Twitter here , and see his work on the Cherry Chimes website . Meanwhile, you can purchase Eddie Had A Dream here.


In section \ref{sec:designing-register-machines} we saw how to transform simple Source programs into descriptions of register machines. We will now perform this transformation on a more complex program, the metacircular evaluator of sections \ref{sec:core-of-evaluator}–\ref{sec:running-eval}, which shows how the behavior of a Source interpreter can be described in terms of the functions eval and apply. The explicit-control evaluator that we develop in this section shows how the underlying function-calling and argument-passing mechanisms used in the evaluation process can be described in terms of operations on registers and stacks. In addition, the explicit-control evaluator can serve as an implementation of a Source interpreter, written in a language that is very similar to the native machine language of conventional computers. The evaluator can be executed by the register-machine simulator of section \ref{sec:simulator}. Alternatively, it can be used as a starting point for building a machine-language implementation of a Source evaluator, or even a special-purpose machine for evaluating Source expressions. Figure \ref{fig:Scheme-chip} shows such a hardware implementation: a silicon chip that acts as an evaluator for Scheme, the language for which this book was originally written.. The chip designers started with the data-path and controller specifications for a register machine similar to the evaluator described in this section and used design automation programs to construct the integrated-circuit layout.[1]
In designing the explicit-control evaluator, we must specify the operations to be used in our register machine. We described the metacircular evaluator in terms of abstract syntax, using functions such as quoted? and make-procedure. In implementing the register machine, we could expand these functions into sequences of elementary list-structure memory operations, and implement these operations on our register machine. However, this would make our evaluator very long, obscuring the basic structure with details. To clarify the presentation, we will include as primitive operations of the register machine the syntax functions given in section \ref{sec:representing-expressions} and the functions for representing environments and other run-time data given in sections \ref{sec:eval-data-structures} and \ref{sec:running-eval}. In order to completely specify an evaluator that could be programmed in a low-level machine language or implemented in hardware, we would replace these operations by more elementary operations, using the list-structure implementation we described in section \ref{sec:storage-allocation}.
Our Source evaluator register machine includes a stack and seven registers: exp, env, val, continue, proc, argl, and unev. Exp is used to hold the expression to be evaluated, and env contains the environment in which the evaluation is to be performed. At the end of an evaluation, val contains the value obtained by evaluating the expression in the designated environment. The continue register is used to implement recursion, as explained in section \ref{sec:stack-recursion}. (The evaluator needs to call itself recursively, since evaluating an expression requires evaluating its subexpressions.) The registers proc, argl, and unev are used in evaluating combinations.
We will not provide a data-path diagram to show how the registers and operations of the evaluator are connected, nor will we give the complete list of machine operations. These are implicit in the evaluator's controller, which will be presented in detail.


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This example uses the opposite rules, so the following text should inversely describe the device you're using: You are not on a very large screen.   You are not on a medium or small screen. You are not on a medium screen.
The following text should describe the device you're using: You are in landscape orientation.
The following text should describe the device you're using: You are on a touch-enabled device. You are not on a touch-enabled device.
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Side effects with NgRx/Effects
Reducers are pure functions, meaning they are side-effect free and deterministic. Many actions however have side effects like sending messages or displaying a toast notification. NgRx encapsulates these actions in effects.
Let’s build a recommended movies list so the user can add movies to their watchlist.
Obtaining the recommendation list from the server
Create a module for recommendations and add stores and states as in the previous chapter. Add EffectsModule.forRoot([])
to the imports in AppModule
below StoreModule.forRoot()
. Add effects to the feature module:
ng generate effect recommendation/Recommendation -m recommendation/recommendation.module.ts
We need actions for loading the movie list, success and failure cases:
recommendation/actions/index.ts
import { createAction, props, union } from '@ngrx/store';
import { Movie } from 'src/app/watchlist/models/movies';
export const loadRecommendedMovies = createAction('[Recommendation List] Load movies');
export const loadRecommendedMoviesSuccess = createAction('[Recommendation API] Load movies success', props<{movies: Movie[]}>());
export const loadRecommendedMoviesFailure = createAction('[Recommendation API] Load movies failure', props<{error: any}>());
const actions = union({
loadRecommendedMovies,
loadRecommendedMoviesSuccess,
loadRecommendedMoviesFailure
});
export type ActionsUnion = typeof actions;
In the reducer, we use a loading flag so the UI can show a loading spinner. The store is updated with arriving data.
recommendation/actions/index.ts
export interface State {
items: Movie[];
loading: boolean;
}
export const initialState: State = {
items: [],
loading: false
};
export function reducer(state = initialState, action: recommendationActions.ActionsUnion): State {
switch (action.type) {
case '[Recommendation List] Load movies':
return {
...state,
items: [],
loading: true
};
case '[Recommendation API] Load movies failure':
return {
...state,
loading: false
};
case '[Recommendation API] Load movies success':
return {
...state,
items: action.movies,
loading: false
};
default:
return state;
}
}
export const getAll = (state: State) => state.items;
export const isLoading = (state: State) => state.loading;
We need an API service to talk to the server. For demonstration purposes, we simulate an answer delayed by one second:
recommendation/services/recommendation-api.service.ts
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
export class RecommendationApiService {
private readonly recommendedMovies: Movie[] = [
{
id: 2,
title: 'The Hunger Games',
genre: 'sci-fi',
releaseYear: 2012,
runtimeMinutes: 144
},
{
id: 4,
title: 'Avengers: Endgame',
genre: 'fantasy',
releaseYear: 2019,
runtimeMinutes: 181
}
];
loadRecommendedMovies(): Observable<Movie[]> {
return of(this.recommendedMovies).pipe(delay(1000));
}
}
Here are the effects:
recommendation/services/recommendation-api.service.ts
@Injectable()
export class RecommendationEffects {
constructor(
private actions$: Actions,
private recommendationApi: RecommendationApiService,
) { }
@Effect()
loadBooks$ = this.actions$.pipe(
ofType(recommendationActions.loadRecommendedMovies.type),
switchMap(() => this.recommendationApi.loadRecommendedMovies().pipe(
map(movies => recommendationActions.loadRecommendedMoviesSuccess({ movies })),
catchError(error => of(recommendationActions.loadRecommendedMoviesFailure({ error })))
))
);
}
Effects are always observables and return actions. In this example, we consume the actions observable provided by NgRx and listen only for the loadRecommendedMovies
actions by using the ofType
operator. Using switchMap
, we map to a new observable, one that loads movies and maps the successful result to a new loadRecommendedMoviesSuccess
action or a failure to loadRecommendedMoviesFailure
. In a real application we would show a notification in the error case.
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If an effect should not dispatch another action, return an empty observable. |


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A
area() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_brush() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_charset() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_curpos() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_paper() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_pen() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_plot_font() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
ask_points_style() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
B
boot() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
C
circle() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
cls() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
Command (class in nimbusinator.command)
E
empty_paper() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
F
fetch() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
flush() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
G
gets() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
I
input() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
L
line() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
N
Nimbus (class in nimbusinator.nimbus)
nimbusinator.command (module)
nimbusinator.nimbus (module)
P
plonk_image_on_paper() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
plonk_logo() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
plot() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
points() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
print() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
put() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
R
run_floppy() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
S
set_border() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_brush() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_charset() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_colour() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_curpos() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_cursor() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_mode() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_paper() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_pen() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_plot_font() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
set_points_style() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
shutdown() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
sleep() (nimbusinator.nimbus.Nimbus method)
slice_() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)
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writeblock() (nimbusinator.command.Command method)


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This is the first paragraph of my HTML page.
Student:
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