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Sayulisp - Lisp Interpreter
Sayulisp is ...
- Lisp interpreter based on Scheme.
- API for operating chess engines.
- It can generate and operate Chess Engine.
- It can customize algorithm of Search Function.
- It can customize values of Evaluation Function.
- Not only using Lisp file,
but also you can input Lisp code from Standard Input.
- It means, using Pipe, you can use any programming language.
Run Sayuri with Sayulisp Mode
Run the following command.
$ sayuri --sayulisp <file name> [<argv>...]
- If you give '
-
' to '<file name>
', Sayulisp reads code from Standard Input. [<argv>...]
is optional. It is bound to Symbolargv
as List.
Example
(display argv)
;; Command line :
;; $ sayuri --sayulisp test.scm Hello World
;; Output
;; > ("test.scm" "Hello" "World")
Basic of Sayulisp
-
Sayulisp is based on Scheme. You can use many features of Scheme.
- Sayulisp is equipped Lexical Scope and Lexical Closure.
- It means, you can write code like Object Oriented, if you devise it.
- Sayulisp is equipped Lexical Scope and Lexical Closure.
-
Sayulisp doesn't print output automatically. If you want output, you can use
(display)
function. -
You can use '
[
' and ']
', '{
' and '}
' instead of '(
' and ')
'.- Inside, Sayulisp converts '
[
' or '{
' into '(
', and ']
' or '}
' into ')
'.
- Inside, Sayulisp converts '
Object Type of Sayulisp
| Type | Definition | Form |
|---|---|---|
| Pair | Data structure composed of Car and Cdr. | ("Hello" . "World") |
| Nil | "Nothing" or empty list. | () |
| Symbol | Name of an object. | hello-world |
| Number | Real number value. | 111.11 |
| Boolean | "True" or "False" | #t #f |
| String | String value. | "Hello World" |
| Function | Function object defined by Lisp. | |
| Native Function | Function object defined by native code. | |
| Procedure | It means Function or Native Function. | |
| List | List created by Pair and Nil. | ("Hello" 111 "World") |
Escape Sequence
| Escape Sequence | Definition |
|---|---|
\n |
New line. |
\t |
Tab. |
\r |
Carriage return. |
\e |
ESC. |
\a |
Bell. |
\f |
Formfeed. |
\v |
Vertical tab. |
Flexible Arguments
If you define functions with (lambda)
or (define)
,
their arguments are flexible.
For example, if you define a function that requires 2 arguments,
the function can receive the less arguments or the more arguments than 2.
If the function has received 1 argument,
then the 2nd argument in the function is Nil.
If the function has received 3 arguments, then the 3rd argument is ignored.
Example
;; Define a function that requires 2 arguments.
(define (my-func x y) (display x) (display y))
;; Give 3 arguments.
(my-func 111 222 333)
;; Output
;; > 111
;; > 222
;; Give 2 arguments.
(my-func 111 222)
;; Output
;; > 111
;; > 222
;; Give 1 argument.
(my-func 111)
;; Output
;; > 111
;; > ()
;; Give 0 argument.
(my-func)
;; Output
;; > ()
;; > ()
Variable Length Arguments
Sayulisp supports Variable Length Arguments.
Arguments of a function is automatically bound to '$@
' as List
in its local scope.
Example
;; Define variables.
(define first 111)
(define second 222)
(define third "Hello")
;; Define a function
(define (my-func a b)
(display "a: " a)
(display "b: " b)
(display "$@: " $@))
;; Execute the function.
(my-func first second third)
;; Output
;; > a: 111
;; > b: 222
;; > $@: (111 222 "Hello")
Macro-Like Argument
Sayulisp doesn't have Macro. Instead of it, Sayulisp has Macro-Like Argument.
When you define Function with (lambda)
or (define)
,
if you use "^
" or "&
" for the first letter of argument name,
the argument is Macro-Like Argument.
At calling a Function, if it has Macro-Like Arguments, Sayulisp embeds them into its definition before executes it.
- If the first letter of argument name is "
^
", it is a variable for replacement. - If the first letter of argument name is "
&
", it is List of the rest of arguments.
Example
;; Define generator of Function.
(define (gen-func ^symbol) (lambda (x y) (^symbol x y)))
;; Generate Functions.
(define my-func-1 (gen-func +))
(define my-func-2 (gen-func *))
;; Print definitions and examples of usage.
(display my-func-1 " : " (my-func-1 10 20))
(display my-func-2 " : " (my-func-2 10 20))
;; Output
;; > (lambda (x y) (+ x y)) : 30
;; > (lambda (x y) (* x y)) : 200
;; Define generator of Function.
(define (gen-func-2 &rest-of-arguments)
(lambda (x y) (map display (quote &rest-of-arguments))))
;; Generate Function.
(define my-func-3 (gen-func-2 "Hello" "World" "And" "Sayuri"))
;; Print definitions and examples of usage.
(display my-func-3)
(my-func-3)
;; Output
;; > (lambda (x y) (map display (quote ("Hello" "World" "And" "Sayuri"))))
;; > Hello
;; > World
;; > And
;; > Sayuri
Traditional Macros
Sayulisp supports Traditional Macros.
You can define macro with (define-macro)
.
If an argument name starts with '&
', it means the rest of arguments.
Example
(define-macro (my-macro x y &z)
(display x)
(display y)
(display &z)
(cons x (cons y &z)))
(display (my-macro * (+ 1 2) 3 4 5))
;; Output
;; > Symbol: *
;; > (+ 1 2)
;; > (3 4 5)
;; > 180
Back-Quote Template
Sayulisp supports back-quote template.
If you modify Atom or List with back-quote, it isn't evaluated like (quote)
.
Unlike (quote)
, Atom or List modified with ",
" or ",@
" are evaluated.
If List is modified with ",@
", it is expanded before evaluated.
Example
(define a 111)
(define b 222)
(define c '(333 444 555))
(display `(a ,b ,@c))
;; Output
;; > (a 222 333 444 555)
Message Symbol Semantics
Some functions use Message Symbol.
- Initial letter of Message Symbol is '
@
'. - Message Symbol is not special Symbol. It is just ordinary Symbol.
- Message Symbol is used as a message to switch behavior of Function Object.
(stdin '@get)
: This means to get one letter from Standard Input.(stdin '@read-line)
: This means to get one line from Standard Input.(stdin '@read)
: This means to get all strings until EOF from Standard Input.
Looping
Sayulisp has special form for looping.
(while)
: "While Loop"(for)
: "Foreach Loop"
Example
;; --- While Loop --- ;;
(define i 0)
(while (< i 5)
(display "Hello " i)
(display "World" i)
(inc! i))
;; Output
;; > Hello 0
;; > World 0
;; > Hello 1
;; > World 1
;; > Hello 2
;; > World 2
;; > Hello 3
;; > World 3
;; > Hello 4
;; > World 4
;; --- Foreach Loop --- ;;
(define aaa '(1 2 3 4 5))
(for (x aaa)
(display "Hello " x)
(display "World " (+ x 5)))
;; Output
;; > Hello 1
;; > World 6
;; > Hello 2
;; > World 7
;; > Hello 3
;; > World 8
;; > Hello 4
;; > World 9
;; > Hello 5
;; > World 10
Independent Scope
With (gen-scope)
,
Sayulisp can generate independent scope and execute S-Expression in it.
Example
(define my-scope-1 (gen-scope))
(define my-scope-2 (gen-scope))
(define a "Global")
(my-scope-1 (define a "Hello"))
(my-scope-2 (define a "World"))
(display a)
(my-scope-1 (display a))
(my-scope-2 (display a))
;; Output
;; > Global
;; > Hello
;; > World
Walking around in Pair Tree
You can walk around in pair and execute function with
(walk)
.
Example
(define li '(1 2 (3 4) 5))
(define (my-func elm path)
(display "elm : " elm " || path : " path)
(if (equal? elm 3)
'(@replace "Hello")
()))
(display (walk my-func li))
;; Output
;; > elm : 1 || path : a
;; > elm : (2 (3 4) 5) || path : d
;; > elm : 2 || path : da
;; > elm : ((3 4) 5) || path : dd
;; > elm : (3 4) || path : dda
;; > elm : (5) || path : ddd
;; > elm : 3 || path : ddaa
;; > elm : (4) || path : ddad
;; > elm : 4 || path : ddada
;; > elm : () || path : ddadd
;; > elm : 5 || path : ddda
;; > elm : () || path : dddd
;; > (1 2 ("Hello" 4) 5)
Exception Handling
Some functions throws an exception.
If you don't do anything, Sayulisp shows the error message
and interpreter is stopped.
But you can catch exception using (try)
function.
Example
(try ((+ 1 "Hello"))
(display "Error Occured!!"))
;; Output
;; > Error Occured!!
(try ((+ 1 "Hello"))
(display exception))
;; Output
;; > (@not-number "The 2nd argument of (+) didn't return Number.")
You can also throw an exception using (throw)
function.
Example
(try ((throw 123))
(display exception))
;; Output
;; > 123
Importing Script File
Using (import)
function,
Sayulisp reads and executes it.
Example
;; When the following code is written in 'hello.scm'
;;
;; (define a 111)
;; (define b 222)
;; (string-append "Hello " "World") ;; <- The last S-Expression.
(display (import "hello.scm"))
(display "a: " a)
(display "b: " b)
;; Output
;; > Hello World
:: > a: 111
:: > b: 222
Multithreading
Sayulisp supports Multithreading.
Example
;; --- Test `@lock` and `@unlock` --- ;;
;; Generate Mutex.
(define my-mutex (gen-mutex))
;; Define function that uses `@lock` and `@unlock`.
(define (func-1 word)
(my-mutex '@lock)
(display "Hello : " word)
(sleep 10)
(my-mutex '@unlock))
;; Generate Threads.
(define thread-1 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-1 "Apple"))))
(define thread-2 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-1 "Banana"))))
;; Start threads.
(thread-1 '@start)
(thread-2 '@start)
;; Wait for threads.
(thread-1 '@join)
(thread-2 '@join)
;; Output
;; > Hello : Banana
;; > Hello : Apple ;; This is printed after 10 seconds.
;; --- Test `@synchronize` --- ;;
(define (func-2 word)
(my-mutex '@synchronize
(display "Hello : " word)
(sleep 10)))
(define thread-3 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-2 "Water"))))
(define thread-4 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-2 "Fire"))))
(thread-3 '@start)
(thread-4 '@start)
(thread-3 '@join)
(thread-4 '@join)
;; Output
;; > Hello : Water
;; > Hello : Fire ;; This is printed after 10 seconds.
;; --- Test `@notify-one` and `(wait)` --- ;;
(define (func-3 word)
(my-mutex '@synchronize
(wait)
(display "Hello : " word)))
(define thread-5 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-3 "Sun"))))
(define thread-6 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-3 "Moon"))))
(thread-5 '@start)
(thread-6 '@start)
;; Notify each thread.
(sleep 2)
(my-mutex '@notify-one)
(sleep 10)
(my-mutex '@notify-one)
(thread-5 '@join)
(thread-6 '@join)
;; Output
;; > Hello : Sun
;; > Hello : Moon ;; This is printed after 10 seconds.
;; --- Test `@notify-all` and `(wait)` --- ;;
(define thread-7 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-3 "Mario"))))
(define thread-8 (gen-thread (lambda () (func-3 "Sonic"))))
(thread-7 '@start)
(thread-8 '@start)
;; Notify all threads.
(sleep 10)
(my-mutex '@notify-all)
(thread-7 '@join)
(thread-8 '@join)
;; Output
;; > Hello : Mario
;; > Hello : Sonic ;; This is printed same time.
Naive Bayes
Sayulisp can estimates conditional probability by Naive Bayes.
(bayes)
: Estimates logit of conditional probability.

;; Data : (<Salt> <Sugar> <Wasabi> <Taste : "Spicy" or "Sweet">)
(define seasoning-taste-data
'((20 10 3 "Spicy")
(10 50 2 "Sweet")
(15 50 20 "Spicy")
(50 10 5 "Spicy")
(10 50 2 "Sweet")
(15 40 3 "Sweet")
(20 20 30 "Spicy")
(10 10 40 "Spicy")))
;; Judge whether "Spicy" or not. (#t or #f)
(define (spicy? data) (equal? (ref data 3) "Spicy"))
;; Judge whether "Sweet" or not. (#t or #f)
(define (sweet? data) (equal? (ref data 3) "Sweet"))
;; predicate list of taste.
(define taste-pred-list (list spicy? sweet?))
;; Judge how much salt. (from 0.0 to 1.0)
(define (salt? data)
(/ (ref data 0)
(+ (ref data 0) (ref data 1) (ref data 2))))
;; Judge how much sugar. (from 0.0 to 1.0)
(define (sugar? data)
(/ (ref data 1)
(+ (ref data 0) (ref data 1) (ref data 2))))
;; Judge how much wasabi. (from 0.0 to 1.0)
(define (wasabi? data)
(/ (ref data 2)
(+ (ref data 0) (ref data 1) (ref data 2))))
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is salt.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list salt?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (1.62707953043571 -1.62707953043571)
;; > Probability : (0.755433701008636 0.244566298991364)
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is sugar.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list sugar?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (-0.588762156944997 0.588762156944997)
;; > Probability : (0.399368073757344 0.600631926242656)
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is wasabi.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list wasabi?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (2.88588923517973 -2.88588923517973)
;; > Probability : (0.880833399583934 0.119166600416066)
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is salt and sugar.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list salt? sugar?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (0.386240676911015 -0.386240676911015)
;; > Probability : (0.566533484706568 0.433466515293432)
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is salt and wasabi.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list salt? wasabi?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (3.86089206903574 -3.86089206903574)
;; > Probability : (0.935605546063172 0.0643944539368279)
;; Probability of taste, when seasoning is sugar and wasabi.
(set! logit-list
(bayes seasoning-taste-data taste-pred-list (list sugar? wasabi?)))
(display "Logit : " logit-list)
(display "Probability : " (map logit->prob logit-list))
;; Output
;; > Logit : (1.64505038165504 -1.64505038165504)
;; > Probability : (0.757727745498944 0.242272254501056)
Artificial Intelligence
Sayulisp can generate Artificial Intelligence.
Example
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Leaning whether seasoning is sweet or not. ;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Data List (<Sweet?> <Sugar> <Salt>)
(define data-list
'((#t 50 20)
(#f 10 60)
(#t 120 40)
(#f 20 80)
(#t 30 10)
(#f 50 100)))
(define rate 0.07)
(define ai (gen-ai '(0 0) 0))
(for (data data-list)
(ai '@train-pa1 rate (car data) (cdr data)))
;; Print results.
(define features-list '((90 10)
(10 90)
(60 40)
(40 60)
(50 50)))
(for (features features-list)
(display "Input : " features)
(display " Judge : " (ai '@judge features))
(display " Calc : " (ai '@calc features))
(display " Logit : " (ai '@logit features))
(display " Prob : " (ai '@prob features)))
;; Output
;; > Input : (90 10)
;; > Judge : #t
;; > Calc : 0.839548040409108
;; > Logit : 2.43928060964351
;; > Prob : 0.919774020204554
;; > Input : (10 90)
;; > Judge : #f
;; > Calc : -0.749873839397153
;; > Logit : -1.94533353956129
;; > Prob : 0.125063080301423
;; > Input : (60 40)
;; > Judge : #t
;; > Calc : 0.377829397451558
;; > Logit : 0.795050303691708
;; > Prob : 0.688914698725779
;; > Input : (40 60)
;; > Judge : #f
;; > Calc : -0.149424378524727
;; > Logit : -0.301103233609493
;; > Prob : 0.425287810737637
;; > Input : (50 50)
;; > Judge : #t
;; > Calc : 0.122862890154041
;; > Logit : 0.246973535041108
;; > Prob : 0.56143144507702
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Neural Network. Learning XOR. ;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; AIs.

#t)
;; XOR generator.
(define (random-xor)
(define x1 (if (>= (random 1) 0.5) 1 -1))
(define x2 (if (>= (random 1) 0.5) 1 -1))
(list (if (= x1 x2) #f #t) x1 x2))
;; Train 1000 times.
(define xor ())
(for (i (range 1000))
(set! xor (random-xor))
(train (car xor) (cdr xor)))
;; Judge.
(define logic-data-list
'((1 1)
(-1 1)
(1 -1)
(-1 -1)))
(for (data logic-data-list)
(display "Data : " data)
(display " Judge : " (judge data))
(display " Calc : " (calc data))
(display " Logit : " (cal-logit data))
(display " Prob : " (prob data)))
;; Output
;; > Data : (1 1)
;; > Judge : #f
;; > Calc : -0.901210496751019
;; > Logit : -2.95725470915291
;; > Prob : 0.0493947516244905
;; > Data : (-1 1)
;; > Judge : #t
;; > Calc : 0.859721779977142
;; > Logit : 2.58455443841497
;; > Prob : 0.929860889988571
;; > Data : (1 -1)
;; > Judge : #t
;; > Calc : 0.879465729452377
;; > Logit : 2.74680871359316
;; > Prob : 0.939732864726189
;; > Data : (-1 -1)
;; > Judge : #f
;; > Calc : -0.902502383508753
;; > Logit : -2.97109741110352
;; > Prob : 0.0487488082456237
Warning!!!!
Sayuri works correctly on a correct position.
It means that if the following conditions exist, Sayuri works unexpectedly.
- King can be captured by next move.
- One side has 2 Kings and more.
- One side has no King.
- Pawn is on 1st rank or 8th rank.
Using Sayulisp, you can set a wrong position to the engine. But then the engine doesn't work correctly.
Customization of Engine
If you want to customize an engine, then write code to execute the following 3 steps.
- Generate an engine.
- Customize Search Function or Evaluation Function.
- Run the engine.
Example
;; 1st.
;; Generate an engine.
(define my-engine (gen-engine))
;; 2nd.
;; Customize Search Function or Evaluation Function.
;; For example, if you want to change Material Score, then...
(my-engine '@material (list 0 100 300 300 500 900 1e+6))
;; 3rd.
;; Run the engine.
(my-engine '@run)
Sayuri Weight System
Weight by Polygonal Line Graph
Definition
Point := a List that (number_of_pieces, weight)
Weight Graph := a List of Points.
Example
(define my-engine (gen-engine))
(define weight-list '((1 111) (2 222) (3 333) (4 444) (5 555)))
(display (my-engine '@weight-pass-pawn weight-list))
(display (my-engine '@weight-pass-pawn))
;; > ((2 30) (14 30) (32 20))
;; > ((1 111) (2 222) (3 333) (4 444) (5 555))
Weight by Opening weight and Ending weight
Definition
Opening := From 32 to 15 pieces are on the board.
Ending := From 14 to 2 pieces are on the board.
Calculation Formulas
On Opening :
slope = (opening_weight - ending_weight) / (32 - 14)
weight = slope * (x - 14) + ending_weight
On Ending :
weight = ending_weight
Example
(define my-engine (gen-engine))
(define opening-weight 99.9)
(define ending-weight 88.8)
(display (my-engine '@weight-pass-pawn opening-weight ending-weight))
(display (my-engine '@weight-pass-pawn))
;; Output
;; > ((2 30) (14 30) (32 20))
;; > ((2 88.8) (14 88.8) (32 99.9))
Techniques
The following example is how to define Class as Object Oriented Programming using Message Symbol Semantics.


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The $mdSticky
service provides a mixin to make elements sticky.
Whenever the current browser supports stickiness natively, the $mdSticky
service will just
use the native browser stickiness.
By default the $mdSticky
service compiles the cloned element, when not specified through the elementClone
parameter, in the same scope as the actual element lives.
Notes
When using an element which is containing a compiled directive, which changed its DOM structure during compilation,
you should compile the clone yourself using the plain template.
See the right usage below:
angular.module('myModule')
.directive('stickySelect', function($mdSticky, $compile) {
var SELECT_TEMPLATE =
'' +
'Option 1' +
'';
return {
restrict: 'E',
replace: true,
template: SELECT_TEMPLATE,
link: function(scope,element) {
$mdSticky(scope, element, $compile(SELECT_TEMPLATE)(scope));
}
};
});
Usage
angular.module('myModule')
.directive('stickyText', function($mdSticky, $compile) {
return {
restrict: 'E',
template: 'Sticky Text',
link: function(scope,element) {
$mdSticky(scope, element);
}
};
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# SYNOPSIS
EventEmitter2 is an implementation of the EventEmitter found in Node.js
# DESCRIPTION
- ### FEATURES
- Namespaces/Wildcards.
- Times To Listen (TTL), extends the once concept with many.
- Browser environment compatibility.
- Demonstrates good performance in benchmarks
`
EventEmitterHeatUp x 3,728,965 ops/sec \302\2610.68% (60 runs sampled)
EventEmitter x 2,822,904 ops/sec \302\2610.74% (63 runs sampled)
EventEmitter2 x 7,251,227 ops/sec \302\2610.55% (58 runs sampled)
EventEmitter2 (wild) x 3,220,268 ops/sec \302\2610.44% (65 runs sampled)
Fastest is EventEmitter2
`
### Differences (Non breaking, compatible with existing EventEmitter)
- The constructor takes a configuration object.
- ```javascript
var EventEmitter2 = require(‘eventemitter2’).EventEmitter2; var server = new EventEmitter2({
// // use wildcards. // wildcard: true,
// // the delimiter used to segment namespaces, defaults to .. // delimiter: ‘::’,
// // if you want to emit the newListener event set to true. // newListener: false,
// // max listeners that can be assigned to an event, default 10. // maxListeners: 20
});
- Getting the actual event that fired.
- ```javascript
- server.on(‘foo.*’, function(value1, value2) {
- console.log(this.event, value1, value2);
});
- Fire an event N times and then remove it, an extension of the once concept.
- Pass in a namespaced event as an array rather than a delimited string.
# API
When an EventEmitter instance experiences an error, the typical action is to emit an error event. Error events are treated as a special case. If there is no listener for it, then the default action is to print a stack trace and exit the program.
All EventEmitters emit the event newListener when new listeners are added.
Namespaces with Wildcards To use namespaces/wildcards, pass the wildcard option into the EventEmitter constructor. When namespaces/wildcards are enabled, events can either be strings (foo.bar) separated by a delimiter or arrays ([‘foo’, ‘bar’]). The delimiter is also configurable as a constructor option.
An event name passed to any event emitter method can contain a wild card (the * character). If the event name is a string, a wildcard may appear as foo.*. If the event name is an array, the wildcard may appear as [‘foo’, ‘*’].
If either of the above described events were passed to the on method, subsequent emits such as the following would be observed...
### emitter.addListener(event, listener) ### emitter.on(event, listener)
Adds a listener to the end of the listeners array for the specified event.
- ```javascript
- server.on(‘data’, function(value1, value2, value3, ...) {
- console.log(‘The event was raised!’);
});
### emitter.onAny(listener)
Adds a listener that will be fired when any event is emitted.
### emitter.offAny(listener)
Removes the listener that will be fired when any event is emitted.
#### emitter.once(event, listener)
Adds a one time listener for the event. The listener is invoked only the first time the event is fired, after which it is removed.
- ```javascript
- server.once(‘get’, function (value) {
- console.log(‘Ah, we have our first value!’);
});
### emitter.many(event, timesToListen, listener)
Adds a listener that will execute n times for the event before being removed. The listener is invoked only the first n times the event is fired, after which it is removed.
- ```javascript
- server.many(‘get’, 4, function (value) {
- console.log(‘This event will be listened to exactly four times.’);
});
### emitter.removeListener(event, listener) ### emitter.off(event, listener)
Remove a listener from the listener array for the specified event. Caution: changes array indices in the listener array behind the listener.
- ```javascript
- var callback = function(value) {
- console.log(‘someone connected!’);
}; server.on(‘get’, callback); // ... server.removeListener(‘get’, callback);
### emitter.removeAllListeners([event])
Removes all listeners, or those of the specified event.
### emitter.setMaxListeners(n)
By default EventEmitters will print a warning if more than 10 listeners are added to it. This is a useful default which helps finding memory leaks. Obviously not all Emitters should be limited to 10. This function allows that to be increased. Set to zero for unlimited.
### emitter.listeners(event)
Returns an array of listeners for the specified event. This array can be manipulated, e.g. to remove listeners.
- ```javascript
- server.on(‘get’, function(value) {
- console.log(‘someone connected!’);
}); console.log(server.listeners(‘get’)); // [ [Function] ]
### emitter.listenersAny()
Returns an array of listeners that are listening for any event that is specified. This array can be manipulated, e.g. to remove listeners.
- ```javascript
- server.onAny(function(value) {
- console.log(‘someone connected!’);
}); console.log(server.listenersAny()[0]); // [ [Function] ]
### emitter.emit(event, [arg1], [arg2], [...])
Execute each of the listeners that may be listening for the specified event name in order with the list of arguments.
# LICENSE
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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This page is meant to help a new user get familiarized with using the Rest.li Test Suite Specification. It explains how to run the example Java TestNG tests, and how to expand the Test Suite Specification.
For an overview of the test suite, refer to the test suite overview.
The Rest.li Test Suite Specification is language-independent, and it provides test data and guidelines to follow when
testing a Rest.li client.
To validate that the spec’s tests all pass using the Rest.li Java client binding, and to demonstrate how
to use the Test Suite Specification, this project contains a Java TestNG test suite,
located in the client-testsuite/src/test/java
folder.
The Java TestNG test suite follows the Rest.li Test Suite Specification, and it has two types of tests: data driven automated tests and manual assertion tests.
These tests are located in the TestRestClientAgainstStandardTestSuite
class, and the tests run are specified by manifest.json
.
For an example, consider the Java schema tests in the Java suite. Our testSchema() method verifies that Rest.li correctly
generates a data template from a schema, and manifest.json
specifies a list of schema-data pairs. These pairs are passed
to testSchema() using a TestNG data provider, so all the schema cases specified by manifest.json
are tested in the Java suite.
These tests are located in the TestRestClientWithManualAssertions
class.
Manual assertions are used to verify that Rest.li responses are decoded properly from http responses. Each test verifies
the content of the Rest.li response fields. These assertions are built by hand, but they should be similar across test suite languages.
To run all tests in the provided TestNG suite:
gradle test
This command should run successfully, since the Java implementation of the Rest.li client should pass all the tests.
Because the build is successful, it’s not immediately clear what is happening when gradle test
is run.
For better illustration, this guide will help you make tests that fail when run:
Try adding an untrue assertion to testSchema() in TestRestClientAgainstStandardTestSuite.java
.
Running gradle test
again will result in multiple tests failing, because testSchema() is used for all the schema
tests defined in manifest.json
.
Try adding an untrue manual assertion to TestRestClientWithManualAssertions.java
. For example, the following assertion
is untrue because the response should have 1 as its id:
@Test
public void testCollectionCreateAgain() throws Exception
{
Response<EmptyRecord> response = loadResponse("collection-create", "responses/collection-create.res");
Assert.assertEquals(response.getId(), "2");
}
Run gradle test
again, and this test should fail, while the other tests pass.
This section explains how to add a new language-independent test to the Rest.li Test Suite Specification. Please do not modify existing tests: multiple language implementations are using these test and changing existing tests may break their test suites.
Keep tests simple! They should test a single case and test it well.
To add a new JSON corner case, e.g. corner-case.json
:
client-testsuite/src/data/
, add corner-case.json
.Find the “jsonTestData” list in manifest.json
, and add a list entry of the form {“data”: “data/[filename].json”}.
"jsonTestData": [
...
{ "data": "data/corner-case.json" }
...
],
To test a new schema, NewSchema.pdsc
:
client-testsuite/src/schemas/testsuite/
, add a new .pdsc file, NewSchema.pdsc
, with fields and
field types supported by Rest.li. Set “namespace” to “testsuite”. Rest.li client should generate a data template from
this .pdsc file.client-testsuite/src/data/
, add a corresponding .json file, new-schema.json
, with test data to fill your new data template’s fields.In manifest.json
, find the schemaTestData list. Add an entry for your new schema, following the general format:
{“schema”: “testsuite.[SchemaName]”, “data”: “data/[json-name].json”}
"schemaTestData": [
...
{"schema": "testsuite.NewSchema", "data": "data/new-schema.json"}
...
],
gradle build
before running the test, so Rest.li will generate the data binding.When adding a new wire protocol test, you also need to add its associated flat .req
and .res
files.
The Java suite contains a convenience tool to generate .restspec.json
, .req
, and .res
files for the
Rest.li Test Suite Specification. To use it:
*Resource.java
classes in the restli-testsuite-server
project under src/main/java/testsuite.
You can override a new method in an existing resource, or add a completely new resource class. For example, the following class is a simple collection resource that only overrides create() using the option to return the created entity.
@RestLiCollection(name = "collectionReturnEntity", namespace = "testsuite")
public class CollectionReturnEntityResource extends CollectionResourceTemplate<Long, Message>
{
@ReturnEntity
@Override
public CreateKVResponse create(Message entity) {
if(entity.getMessage().equals("test message"))
{
return new CreateKVResponse<Long, Message>(1l, entity, HttpStatus.S_201_CREATED);
}
else if(entity.getMessage().equals("another message"))
{
return new CreateKVResponse<Long, Message>(3l, entity, HttpStatus.S_201_CREATED);
}
else
{
return new CreateKVResponse<Long, Message>(null, entity, HttpStatus.S_404_NOT_FOUND);
}
}
}
Re-generate the .restspec.json
and .snapshot.json
files:
gradle publishRestIdl
gradle publishRestSnapshot
Run the test server using:
gradle JettyRunWar
This will use the new restspecs to generate or update the appropriate request builders, which are used to make the requests in the following step.
Update RequestResponseTestCases.java
in the language-specific suites of client-testsuite
by adding a new
request and test name to the map of Rest.li requests to be tested.
For the java implementation, this is done by modifying the builtRequests map in the buildRequests() function,
in client-testsuite/src/test/java/com/linkedin/pegasus/testsuite/RequestResponseTestCases.java
.
builtRequests.put("collectionReturnEntity-create", new CollectionReturnEntityRequestBuilders(_options).create().input(testMessage).build());
Re-generate the request and response files. Files will be written to requests/
and responses/
, and to requests-v2/
and responses-v2/
:
gradle generateRequestAndResponseFiles
Note that Java’s requestBuilders are generating the request files with the desired output. These flat files can be used to test the other implementations for well-formed requests.
Update the “wireProtocolTestData” entry of manifest.json
to include test data references to all the files you’ve added.
If overriding a new method for an existing resource:
RequestResponseTestCases.java
in Step 4. The new operation test should look something like this, where test name is usually the resource and method, and “status” is the expected response status: { "name":"collection-get", "method": "get", "request": "requests/collection-get.req", "response": "responses/collection-get.res", "status": 200 },
If adding a new resource:
"wireProtocolTestData": [
{
"name": "collectionReturnEntity",
"restspec": "restspecs/testsuite.collectionReturnEntity.restspec.json",
"snapshot": "snapshots/testsuite.collectionReturnEntity.snapshot.json",
"operations": [
{ "name":"collectionReturnEntity-create", "method": "create", "request": "requests/collectionReturnEntity-create.req", "response": "responses/collectionReturnEntity-create.res", "status": 201 }
]
},
...
]


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501 (0x1f5) |
An error occurred opening a file |
| fileName |
Fw::LogStringArg& |
60 |
The name of the file |
| FileDownlink_FileReadError |
502 (0x1f6) |
An error occurred reading a file |
| fileName |
Fw::LogStringArg& |
60 |
The name of the file |
| FileDownlink_FileSent |
503 (0x1f7) |
The File Downlink component successfully sent a file |
| sourceFileName |
Fw::LogStringArg& |
60 |
The source file name |
| destFileName |
Fw::LogStringArg& |
60 |
The destination file name |
| FileDownlink_DownlinkCanceled |
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| sourceFileName |
Fw::LogStringArg& |
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August 2013 to August 2014
Sought out new investment opportunities for the firm by connecting entrepreneurs to each other and the greater entrepreneurial ecosystem
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May 2013 to August 2013
Worked on machine learning algorithms for automated fraud detection by developing end-to-end software for structured web data retrieval, aggregation, and analysis
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June 2011 to August 2011
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Coauthored an IEEE paper and gave presentations about cloud data storage strategies at JPL and EO Alchemy (eoalchemy.com), one of Los Angeles's largest entrepreneurial conferences
Motor Testing Software Engineering Intern
June 2010 to August 2010
Helped test the motor controller of the Curiosity Mars Rover by automating unit testing workflows
Presented to JPL computer scientists on domain-specific languages and their applications in testing
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Chief Technology Officer
Santa Monica, California
April 2010 to July 2012
Lead developer of mobile application Check2 designed to provide frequent restaurant-goers with deals
Developed back-end Ruby on Rails application along with front-end iPhone, Android, and web apps
Managed local and international development team of 7 people over the course of 2 years
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UIViewController
public extension UIViewController
extension UIViewController: AlertViewPresenter
-
Loads the childViewController into the specified containerView.
It can be done after self’s view is initialized, as it uses constraints to determine the childViewController size. Take into account that self will retain the childViewController, so if for any other reason the childViewController is retained in another place, this would lead to a memory leak. In that case, one should call unloadViewController().
Declaration
Swift
func load(childViewController: UIViewController, into containerView: UIView, with insets: UIEdgeInsets = .zero, in viewPositioning: ViewPositioning = .front, layout: LayoutMode = .constraints, respectSafeArea: Bool = false)
Parameters
childViewController
The controller to load.
into
The containerView into which the controller will be loaded.
viewPositioning
Back or Front. Default: Front
-
Unloads a childViewController and its view from its parentViewController.
Declaration
Swift
func unloadFromParentViewController()
-
Unloads all childViewController and their view from self.
Declaration
Swift
func unloadChildViewControllers()
-
Configures the navigation bar to have a particular image as back button.
Warning
This function must be called when self is inside a navigation controller. If not it will arise a runtime fatal error.Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarBackButton(_ image: UIImage)
Parameters
image
The image of the back button.
-
Configures the navigation bar color.
Warning
This function must be called when self is inside a navigation controller. If not it will arise a runtime fatal error.Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarColor(_ color: UIColor)
Parameters
color
The new color of the navigation bar. This represents the navigation bar background color.
-
Configures the navigation bar tint color.
Warning
This function must be called when self is inside a navigation controller. If not it will arise a runtime fatal error.Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarTintColor(_ color: UIColor)
Parameters
color
The new tint color of the navigation bar. This represents the color of the left and right button items.
-
Configures the navigation bar style.
Warning
This function must be called when self is inside a navigation controller. If not it will arise a runtime fatal error.Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarStyle(_ style: UIBarStyle)
Parameters
style
The new style of the navigation bar.
-
Sets a collection of buttons as the navigation bar left buttons.
Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationLeftButtons(_ buttons: [UIBarButtonItem])
Parameters
buttons
the Array of buttons to use.
-
Sets a collection of buttons as the navigation bar right buttons.
Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationRightButtons(_ buttons: [UIBarButtonItem])
Parameters
buttons
the Array of buttons to use.
-
Adds and configures a label to use as title of the navigation bar.
Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarTitle(_ title: String, font: UIFont, color: UIColor)
Parameters
title
the string of the label.
font
the font to use for the label.
color
the color of the text.
-
Adds an ImageView with the image passed as the titleView of the navigation bar.
Declaration
Swift
func setNavigationBarTitleImage(_ image: UIImage)
Parameters
image
The image to set as title.
-
Presents a new alert. The alert’s information is stored in the ErrorAlertViewModel passed by parameter.
Warning
The closure is fired when the alert is shown, it is not related to the dismiss/confirmation. Dismiss and confirmation callbacks can be set on theErrorAlertViewModel
.Seealso
ErrorAlertViewModel
Declaration
Swift
public func presentAlert(_ alertViewModel: ErrorAlertViewModel, completion: (() -> Void)? = .none)
Parameters
alertViewModel
ErrorAlertViewModel.
completion
Closure that fires when the alert is shown.
-
Presents a new alert. The alert’s information is stored in the ConfirmationAlertViewModel passed by parameter.
Warning
The closure is fired when the alert is shown, it is not related to the dismiss/confirmation. Dismiss and confirmation callbacks can be set on theConfirmationAlertViewModel
.Seealso
ConfirmationAlertViewModel
.Declaration
Swift
public func presentAlert(_ alertViewModel: ConfirmationAlertViewModel, completion: (() -> Void)? = .none)
Parameters
alertViewModel
ConfirmationAlertViewModel.
completion
Closure that fires when the alert is shown.


$ git push
fatal: The current branch test-branch has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use
git push --set-upstream origin [BRANCHNAME]
$ git push --set-upstream origin [BRANCHNAME]
Branch [BRANCHNAME] set up to track remote branch test-branch from origin


Next we will make the build step work. This will a few updates to the build script.
We need to read the launch directory passed in by build lifecycle - learn more about the lifecycle here
launchdir=$3
We need to create a ruby layer in the image
mkdir -p $launchdir/ruby
touch $launchdir/ruby.toml
We will need to download ruby
ruby_url=https://s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/heroku-buildpack-ruby/heroku-18/ruby-2.5.1.tgz
wget -q -O - "$ruby_url" | tar -xzf - -C "$launchdir/ruby"
We will need to download bundler
bundler_url=https://buildpacks.cloudfoundry.org/dependencies/bundler/bundler-1.16.6-any-stack-77354698.tgz
mkdir -p $launchdir/bundler
wget -q -O - "$bundler_url" | tar -xzf - -C "$launchdir/bundler"
Finally, we will need to install bundle and then run bundle install
gem install bundler
bundle install
Your build script will now look like this
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eo pipefail
# Set the launchdir variable to be the third argument from the build lifecycle
launchdir=$3
echo "---> Ruby Buildpack"
echo "---> Downloading and extracting ruby"
mkdir -p $launchdir/ruby
touch $launchdir/ruby.toml
ruby_url=https://s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/heroku-buildpack-ruby/heroku-18/ruby-2.5.1.tgz
wget -q -O - "$ruby_url" | tar -xzf - -C "$launchdir/ruby"
# Make ruby and bundler accessible in this script
export PATH=$PATH:$launchdir/ruby/bin
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:}$launchdir/ruby/lib
echo "---> Installing bundler"
gem install bundler
echo "---> Installing gems"
bundle install
Now if you build your app again
pack build test-ruby-app --buildpack workspace/ruby-cnb --path workspace/ruby-sample-app/
You will see the following output
2018/10/16 14:20:47 Selected run image 'packs/run' from stack 'io.buildpacks.stacks.bionic'
*** DETECTING:
2018/10/16 19:20:49 Group: Ruby Buildpack: pass
*** ANALYZING: Reading information from previous image for possible re-use
2018/10/16 14:20:50 WARNING: skipping analyze, image not found
*** BUILDING:
---> Ruby Buildpack
---> Downloading and extracting ruby
---> Installing bundler
Successfully installed bundler-1.16.6
Parsing documentation for bundler-1.16.6
Installing ri documentation for bundler-1.16.6
Done installing documentation for bundler after 3 seconds
1 gem installed
---> Installing gems
Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/..............
Using bundler 1.16.6
Fetching rack 2.0.5
Installing rack 2.0.5
Fetching roda 3.13.0
Installing roda 3.13.0
Bundle complete! 1 Gemfile dependency, 3 gems now installed.
Use `bundle info [gemname]` to see where a bundled gem is installed.
After building the ruby app, the buildpack now creates a docker file based on the output of build and then runs it
*** EXPORTING:
Step 1/4 : FROM packs/run *** This is the run image from your stack ***
---> aebbb14d9529
Step 2/4 : ADD --chown=pack:pack /workspace/app /workspace/app *** This is the app ***
---> f248b539eb0b
Step 3/4 : ADD --chown=pack:pack /workspace/config /workspace/config ** Metadata for runtime **
---> 74fb93aaa030
Step 4/4 : ADD --chown=pack:pack /workspace/io.buildpacks.samples.ruby/ruby /workspace/io.buildpacks.samples.ruby/ruby *** This is the ruby interpreter that the buildpack placed as a layer ***
---> 3d096514cf24
---> 3d096514cf24
Successfully built 3d096514cf24
Successfully tagged test-ruby-app:latest
Step 1/2 : FROM test-ruby-app *** Set metadata labels of the image ***
---> 3d096514cf24
Step 2/2 : LABEL io.buildpacks.lifecycle.metadata='{"app":{"name":"","sha":"sha256:1e13e329d407844821c3aa5bd22d74feb5cae32af5aa85c82b5271a20e51615d"},"config":{"sha":"sha256:45f0d1cb7eee98d807a7932b4fcf8a5c0c5b2c1aad0a223994922d68885457ad"},"buildpacks":[{"key":"io.buildpacks.samples.ruby","name":"","layers":{"ruby":{"sha":"sha256:f5fa2b809b8847000234da59c2f346e066736efbcd5a84ffddf02993b0fd23e9","data":{}}}}],"runimage":{"name":"packs/run","sha":"sha256:2ace261ebe9f5936ea72b6290019cda476db6a0b3a4d5d64039c61b45e46091f"}}'
---> Running in 49bca3c53f9f
---> af8d138f6c96
---> af8d138f6c96
Successfully built af8d138f6c96
Successfully tagged test-ruby-app:latest


- Defender - Class in ProjectGameVer3
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- Defender() - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Defender
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Default parameters for a Defender.
- Defender(int, String, int) - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Defender
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Initializes a Defender with an attack power, name and Max Health points.
- Defender(String) - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Defender
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Initializes a Defender with a name and default parameters.
- dispData() - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.Encounter
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This function is to purely display the statistics of each character after a turn.
- dispPotionChoice() - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.PotionSelector
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This function displays the choices for the user
- drink(Hero) - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.AttackMagnet
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This is the drink function defined for Attack Magnet potion.
- drink(Hero) - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.Boost
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This is the drink function defined for Boost potion, which increases the attack power.
- drink(Hero) - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.Health
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This is the drink function defined for Health potion.
- drink(Hero) - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.Poison
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This is the drink function defined for poisoning the drinker.
- drink(Hero) - Method in class ProjectGameVer3.Potions
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- Duelist - Class in ProjectGameVer3
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- Duelist() - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Duelist
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Default parameters for a Duelist.
- Duelist(int, String, int) - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Duelist
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Initializes a Duelist with an attack power, name and Max Health points.
- Duelist(String) - Constructor for class ProjectGameVer3.Duelist
-
Initializes a Duelist with a name and default parameters.


- exercise 1 --- Basic website 1
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Html quiz result: 99%
Mistakes: 1
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15. What is the correct HTML for making a checkbox?
- <input type="check">
- <input type="checkbox">
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15. What is the correct HTML for making a checkbox?
- exercise 2 --- Basic website 2
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CSS quiz result: 96%
Mistakes: 1
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25. What is the default value of the position property?
- responsive
- static
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25. What is the default value of the position property?
- exercise 3 --- Basic website 3
- exercise 4 --- Smiling robot friend
- exercise 5 --- Landing page using bootstrap 5
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Javascript quiz result: 54%
Mistakes: 11
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04. 5 % 10
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- false :)
- true
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19. "B" < "C"
- false
- true
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20. "a" > "A"
- false
- true
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24. Make the string: "Hi There! It's "sunny" out" by using the + sign:
- '\"Hi There! It's ' + '\"sunny \"' + 'out\"'
- "\"Hi There! It's " + "\"sunny \"" + "out\""
- "\"Hi There! It's " + "\"sunny\"" + " out\""
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My wife and I created a comic book and we needed a publisher. So we became our own publisher! The goal of the logo was to be slightly warped, but still delightful, rather like us.
My wife and I created a comic book and we needed a publisher. So we became our own publisher! The goal of the logo was to be slightly warped, but still delightful, rather like us.


One of the best things that I like about the development community is the collaboration, and how you may know one way of doing something...but here comes "John Smith" and shows you a complete different way of doing things! Which benefits you technically, where you have your "aha" moment.
I try to pair program with as many people as I can, I will even go over challenges or problems that I have already finished, just to see if there is a better way for solving the problem! To me I look at programing like a giant puzzle, and you need to solve the problem, but as where a typical puzzle only has one solution. Programming has many solutions that make it so exciting! I can recall one peer pair I had with a fellow class mate where we were just both absolutely stuck and were not progressing anymore. This is usually the point where the frustration kicks in, so we decided to call it and take a beak we came back to it after an hour and started to attack it again and we solved it! That was one of the best experiences so far I have had with peer pairing!
When you have a code that works out just how you wanted that can turn anyone's day from bad to great! There are also the special kinds of days where your code just doesn't like you at all. I have been fortunate to have a few of those days more often then less, why do I say fortunate? Well its simple...I learned from it. I enjoy learning and growing, as should everyone! That's why being challenged and working through my frustration helped me grow and I learned.
One thing that I love for the good or the bad is receiving feedback from others. Lets be honest, at times we all think we are doing everything perfect, later to find out that what you though was right or kind or actionable was actually the complete opposite. By having feedback you can go and see what was not working and work on it, to make yourself better! It sounds simple but for some it's the hardest thing to hear that you didn't do this or this.
Whenever I receive feedback from my peer pairing programming sessions, I take note of it for and work on things to make myself better and more efficient at what I am trying to accomplish. For example my past feedback from a fellow classmate was along the lines of "try not to do both roles, let the other person play". That feedback was very helpful to me! It showed me that I need to take a step back sometimes and not try to get too ahead of myself.
Just like receiving feedback it is also very important to write good actionable feedback. Whenever I give feedback I always like to make things a little more personal then just, "lets get this over with". Making it fun for both people and not so stressful is a good way for everyone to learn. When I write feedback for others I really enjoy it, I am indirectly helping them grow into a better programmer! I only say indirectly because I can only say it, its here job to take the input and make changes.
Lets sum it all up!! My opinion on feedback and its role on how to guide your learning... I 100% agree with it! Not only does it help with communication skills but also provides you a voice where you can say what you liked and what you didnt.


The Carolina Union Activities Board announced on Feb. 12 that Chase Rice, a former UNC linebacker and a class of 2008 graduate, will be the headliner at the 2016 Jubilee concert. The show will be held April 16 in Carmichael Arena since 1963? Video of the 1971 Jubilee concert courtesy of the Wilson Library collection
As evident, Jubilee has changed a lot over the years. Click for direct comparisons, from then to now.
The first concert in 1963 was sponsored by Graham Memorial
While events were held all over campus, the concert was in the lawn in front of Graham Memorial
Around 12,000 people attended Jubilee 1963 for free
CUAB will sponsor the 2016 Jubilee concert
A throwback to the 1960s, the concert will be in Carmichael Stadium
The number and cost of tickets has not been announced yet, but around 2,500 people attended the 2015 concert for about $10 each


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Eddie Irvine says Leclerc is the only driver at Hamilton's level
by Adam NewtonFormer Ferrari driver Eddie Irvine says that Charles Leclerc is the only driver capable of taking a fight to Lewis Hamilton and has aimed another swipe at Leclerc's teammate Sebastian Vettel.
The Monegasque has outperformed his more experienced teammate this season, who has again struggled in some key moments, although his victory in Singapore showed all the qualities that made him a four time champion.
Irvine told the Italian version of Betway: "I don't think he is a worthy four-time world champion. He simply makes too many mistakes for that.
"I was surprised that Ferrari hired him, because that happened the moment he lost to Ricciardo.
"You see in battles between Vettel and Hamilton that he always comes in second place, Hamilton knocks him out. It's hard for Mattia Binotto.
"Vettel can harm Leclerc in his fight for the world championship. Leclerc is the only one who can ride at Hamilton's level and I look forward to seeing more of him."


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A Digital Monitoring Kit for Limb Physiotherapy Rehab with gamified user interface and accurate measurements of motor movements.
Automated Rail Monitoring for NDT Fault Detection
Double Rail USFD method with NDT to predict track failure with alert system to central server
Wildlife Monitoring And Alert System for Farms
Smart wild animal intrusion detection system that alerts the stakeholders in event of wild animals movement.
iSpecs
Innovative spectacles for partial visually challenged to enhance efficiency in work place of different sectors.
BOT for Solar Panel Cleaning and Monitoring
A Bot with waterless cleaning of photovoltaic panels installed in large solar farms.
Smart Dehuller
[Machine as a Service] A smart dehuller machine that can automtically measure the quality of millets processed and generate a bill.
Machine Vision for Textile Equipments
A machine vision based object detection system for Textile industries
Drone Based Asset Management for Solar Farms
A drone with onboard camera and comuper vision to monitor assets in a solar farm.
Smart Sanitary Napkin Dispenser
A smart dispenser to increase the accessibility of sanitary napkins among girls studying in semi-urban schools.
The IoT-based solution monitors and ensures availability of stock, and thus contributing to increased awareness and better hygiene practices.
Individual Protection System for Soldiers
An integrated body vest to monitor the parameters of a soldier in a field.
Semi Automated Cutting and Trimming Machine for Polymer Mats
An automated solution to improve quality and to reduce dependency on manual labour during the trimming of polymer mat edges.
Ambience Monitoring System for Hospitals
Continuous monitoring of hospital ambience parameters and alert system using LoRaWAN.


Exclude/warn on duplicated PostCSS plugins.
With npm do:
console
$ npm install postcss-filter-plugins --save
Note that this plugin does not actually transform your CSS; instead, it ensures that plugins in the PostCSS instance are not duplicated. It is intended to be used by plugin packs such as cssnano or cssnext.
```js var counter = postcss.plugin(‘counter’, function () { return function (css) { css.eachDecl(‘foo’, function (decl) { let value = parseInt(decl.value, 10); value += 1; decl.value = String(value); }); } });
var css = ‘h1 { foo: 1 }’; var out = postcss([ filter(), counter(), counter() ]).process(css).css;
console.log(out); // => h1 { foo: 2 } // Note that you will get a PostCSS warning in the message registry ```
Type: string
Default: 'both'
Pass 'forward'
, 'backward'
, or 'both'
to customise the direction in which the
plugin will look in the plugins array. See the tests for examples on how this
works.
js
postcss([ filter({
direction: 'forward'
}) ]).process(css).css);
Type: array
Default: [] (empty)
Plugins that should be excluded from the filter. Pass an array of plugin names.
js
postcss([ filter({
exclude: ['postcss-cssstats']
}) ]).process(css).css);
Type: boolean
Default: false
Set this to true to disable the plugin from emitting any PostCSS warnings.
js
postcss([ filter({
silent: true
}) ]).process(css).css);
Type: function
Default: format function
This function will be passed each PostCSS plugin object. You are expected to return a string from each call, which is then used to warn the user about her duplicated plugins.
js
postcss([ filter({
template: function (plugin) {
return 'Duplicate plugin found: ' + plugin.postcssPlugin;
}
}) ]).process(css).css);
See the PostCSS documentation for examples for your environment.
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Traditionally mutation testing has been used to evaluate the effectiveness of test suites and provide confidence in the testing process. Mutation testing involves the creation of many versions of a program – each with a single syntactic fault. A test suite is evaluated against these program versions (mutants) in order to determine the percentage of mutants a test suite is able to identify (mutation score). A major drawback of mutation testing is that even a small program may yield thousands of mutants and can potentially make the process cost prohibitive. To improve the performance and reduce the cost of mutation testing, we propose a machine learning approach to predict the mutation score based on source code and test suite metrics.


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Chick-fil-A Foundation’s donations to anti-LGBT groups end
by Gray News Staff(Gray News) - Chick-fil-A Foundation has announced its funding priorities for the upcoming year, addressing education, hunger and homelessness.
What’s not on the list: organizations with anti-LGBT views that previously enjoyed the chicken chain’s support.
The foundation reports it is focusing its funding efforts on education charity Junior Achievement USA, youth homelessness group Covenant House International and local food banks at locations where new Chick-fil-A’s are opened.
The foundation also said it “will reassess its philanthropic partnerships annually to allow maximum impact. These partners could include faith-based and non-faith-based charities.”
For years, Chick-fil-A had come under fire for its support of anti-LGBT groups.
GLAAD responded to the news by urging the company to have more transparency “regarding their deep ties to organizations like Focus on the Family, which exist purely to harm LGBTQ people and families.”


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Add title to the plot.
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Assigns a password to a user. For a user to have the ability to assign their own password, the org needs the following org preference: SelfSetPasswordInApi.
The AuthInfo object for user to assign the password to.
A SecureBuffer containing the new password.
Methods to assign one or more permission set names to a user.
The Salesforce id of the user to assign the permission set to.
An array of permission set names.
const username =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>const connection: Connection = await Connection.create({authInfo: await AuthInfo.create({ username })});
const org = await Org.create({ connection });
const user: User = await User.create({ org });
const fields: UserFields = await user.retrieve(username);
await user.assignPermissionSets(fields.id, ['sfdx', 'approver']);
Method for creating a new User.
By default scratch orgs only allow creating 2 additional users. Work with Salesforce Customer Service to increase user limits.
The Org Preferences required to increase the number of users are: Standard User Licenses Salesforce CRM Content User
The required fields for creating a user.
const connection: Connection = await Connection.create({authInfo: await AuthInfo.create({username: 'user@example.com'})});
const org = await Org.create({ connection });
const defaultUserFields = await DefaultUserFields.create({ templateUser<EMAIL_ADDRESS>});
const user: User = await User.create({ org });
const info: AuthInfo = await user.createUser(defaultUserFields.getFields());
Initialize a new instance of a user and return it.
Method to retrieve the UserFields for a user.
The username of the user.
const username =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>const connection: Connection = await Connection.create({authInfo: await AuthInfo.create({ username })});
const org = await Org.create({ connection });
const user: User = await User.create({ org });
const fields: UserFields = await user.retrieve(username);
Asynchronously constructs and initializes a new instance of a concrete subclass with the provided options
.
An options object providing initialization params to the async constructor.
Generate default password for a user. Returns An encrypted buffer containing a utf8 encoded password.
A class for creating a User, generating a password for a user, and assigning a user to one or more permission sets. See methods for examples.


concatenatedColorTransform
and concatenatedMatrix
properties.
To apply color transformations: create a ColorTransform object, set the
color adjustments using the object's methods and properties, and then
assign the colorTransformation
property of the
transform
property of the display object to the new
ColorTransformation object.
To apply two-dimensional transformations: create a Matrix object, set
the matrix's two-dimensional transformation, and then assign the
transform.matrix
property of the display object to the new
Matrix object.
To apply three-dimensional transformations: start with a
three-dimensional display object. A three-dimensional display object has a
z
property value other than zero. You do not need to create
the Matrix3D object. For all three-dimensional objects, a Matrix3D object
is created automatically when you assign a z
value to a
display object. You can access the display object's Matrix3D object through
the display object's transform
property. Using the methods of
the Matrix3D class, you can add to or modify the existing transformation
settings. Also, you can create a custom Matrix3D object, set the custom
Matrix3D object's transformation elements, and then assign the new Matrix3D
object to the display object using the transform.matrix
property.
To modify a perspective projection of the stage or root object: use the
transform.matrix
property of the root display object to gain
access to the PerspectiveProjection object. Or, apply different perspective
projection properties to a display object by setting the perspective
projection properties of the display object's parent. The child display
object inherits the new properties. Specifically, create a
PerspectiveProjection object and set its properties, then assign the
PerspectiveProjection object to the perspectiveProjection
property of the parent display object's transform
property.
The specified projection transformation then applies to all the display
object's three-dimensional children.
Since both PerspectiveProjection and Matrix3D objects perform perspective transformations, do not assign both to a display object at the same time. Use the PerspectiveProjection object for focal length and projection center changes. For more control over the perspective transformation, create a perspective projection Matrix3D object.
If the matrix
property is set to a value(not
null
), the matrix3D
property is
null
. And if the matrix3D
property is set to a
value(not null
), the matrix
property is
null
.
If the matrix
property is set to a value(not
null
), the matrix3D
property is
null
. And if the matrix3D
property is set to a
value(not null
), the matrix
property is
null
.
Based on the field of view and aspect ratio(dimensions) of the stage, a default PerspectiveProjection object is assigned to the root object.
relativeTo
The display object relative to which the transformation occurs. To get a Matrix3D object relative to the stage, set the parameter to the root
or stage
object. To get the world-relative matrix of the display object, set the parameter to a display object that has a perspective transformation applied to it.relativeTo
display object to the current display object space.getRelativeMatrix3D()
method to move one
three-dimensional display object relative to another three-dimensional
display object.


The text string on which to search, for example: "restaurant" or "123 Main Street". The Google Places service will return candidate matches based on this string and order the results based on their perceived relevance.
The language in which to return results.
language
is not supplied, the API attempts to use the
preferred language as specified in the
Accept-Language
header, or the native language of the
domain from which the request is sent.
The point around which to retrieve place information. This must be
specified as latitude,longitude
.
location
parameter may be overriden if the
query
contains an explicit location such as
Market in Barcelona
. Using quotes around the query may also
influence the weight given to the location
and
radius
.
Restricts results to only those places within the specified range. Valid values range between 0 (most affordable) to 4 (most expensive), inclusive. The exact amount indicated by a specific value will vary from region to region.
Restricts results to only those places within the specified range. Valid values range between 0 (most affordable) to 4 (most expensive), inclusive. The exact amount indicated by a specific value will vary from region to region.
Returns only those places that are open for business at the time the query is sent. Places that do not specify opening hours in the Google Places database will not be returned if you include this parameter in your query.
Returns up to 20 results from a previously run search. Setting a
pagetoken
parameter will execute a search with the same
parameters used previously — all parameters other than pagetoken will be
ignored.
Defines the distance (in meters) within which to return place results. You
may bias results to a specified circle by passing a
location
and a radius
parameter. Doing so
instructs the Places service to prefer showing results within
that circle; results outside of the defined area may still be displayed.
The radius will automatically be clamped to a maximum value depending on the type of search and other parameters.
keyword
or name
: 50,000 meterskeyword
or name
rankby=prominence
(default): 50,000 metersrankby=distance
: A few kilometers depending on
density of area
The region code, specified as a ccTLD ("top-level domain") two-character value. Most ccTLD codes are identical to ISO 3166-1 codes, with some notable exceptions. For example, the United Kingdom's ccTLD is "uk" (.co.uk) while its ISO 3166-1 code is "gb" (technically for the entity of "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland").
Restricts the results to places matching the specified type. Only one type may be specified. If more than one type is provided, all types following the first entry are ignored.
type=hospital|pharmacy|doctor
becomes
type=hospital
type=hospital,pharmacy,doctor
is ignored entirelySee the list of supported types.
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Opening tag is pattern:\[(b|url|quote)\]
.
Then to find everything till the closing tag – let’s use the pattern pattern:.*?
with flag pattern:s
to match any character including the newline and then add a backreference to the closing tag.
The full pattern: pattern:\[(b|url|quote)\].*?\[/\1\]
.
In action:
```js run let regexp = /[(b|url|quote)].*?[/\1]/gs;
let str = [b]hello![/b] [quote] [url]http://google.com[/url] [/quote]
;
alert( str.match(regexp) ); // [b]hello[/b],[quote][url]http://google.com[/url][/quote] ```
Please note that besides escaping pattern:[
and pattern:]
, we had to escape a slash for the closing tag pattern:[\/\1]
, because normally the slash closes the pattern.


.load( url [, data ] [, complete ] )Returns: jQuery
Description: Load data from the server and place the returned HTML into the matched element.
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.load( url [, data ] [, complete ] )
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urlType: StringA string containing the URL to which the request is sent.
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dataType: PlainObject or StringA plain object or string that is sent to the server with the request.
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completeA callback function that is executed when the request completes.
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Note: The event handling suite also has a method named .load()
. jQuery determines which method to fire based on the set of arguments passed to it.
This method is the simplest way to fetch data from the server. It is roughly equivalent to $.get(url, data, success)
except that it is a method rather than global function and it has an implicit callback function. When a successful response is detected (i.e. when textStatus
is "success" or "notmodified"), .load()
sets the HTML contents of the matched element to the returned data. This means that most uses of the method can be quite simple:
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If no element is matched by the selector — in this case, if the document does not contain an element with id="result" — the Ajax request will not be sent.
Callback Function
If a "complete" callback is provided, it is executed after post-processing and HTML insertion has been performed. The callback is fired once for each element in the jQuery collection, and this
is set to each DOM element in turn.
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In the two examples above, if the current document does not contain an element with an ID of "result," the .load()
method is not executed.
Request Method
The POST method is used if data is provided as an object; otherwise, GET is assumed.
Loading Page Fragments
The .load()
method, unlike $.get()
, allows us to specify a portion of the remote document to be inserted. This is achieved with a special syntax for the url
parameter. If one or more space characters are included in the string, the portion of the string following the first space is assumed to be a jQuery selector that determines the content to be loaded.
We could modify the example above to use only part of the document that is fetched:
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When this method executes, it retrieves the content of ajax/test.html
, but then jQuery parses the returned document to find the element with an ID of container
. This element, along with its contents, is inserted into the element with an ID of result
, and the rest of the retrieved document is discarded.
jQuery uses the browser's .innerHTML
property to parse the retrieved document and insert it into the current document. During this process, browsers often filter elements from the document such as <html>
, <title>
, or <head>
elements. As a result, the elements retrieved by .load()
may not be exactly the same as if the document were retrieved directly by the browser.
Script Execution
When calling .load()
using a URL without a suffixed selector expression, the content is passed to .html()
prior to scripts being removed. This executes the script blocks before they are discarded. If .load()
is called with a selector expression appended to the URL, however, the scripts are stripped out prior to the DOM being updated, and thus are not executed. An example of both cases can be seen below:
Here, any JavaScript loaded into #a
as a part of the document will successfully execute.
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However, in the following case, script blocks in the document being loaded into #b
are stripped out and not executed:
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Additional Notes:
- Due to browser security restrictions, most "Ajax" requests are subject to the same origin policy; the request can not successfully retrieve data from a different domain, subdomain, port, or protocol.


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Adyen API Library for Ruby
This manual describes API communication to the Adyen payment system using this API library for Ruby. You will get familiar with the following concepts and scenarios:
The ownership of the content of the Adyen API Library remains with Adyen. The content of the Adyen API Library may only be used in connection with the services of Adyen and subject to the applicable license (Apache License, Version 2.0, the “License”), a copy of which is included in the library. Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, the library is offered and/or distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. Adyen does not warrant that the library or any content will be available uninterrupted or error free, that defects will be corrected, or that the library or its supporting systems are free of viruses or bugs. Please refer to the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


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This handy slider will allow you to drag a handle to select a specific value from a range.
***
***
Basic
You can create a range slider bar using minimal markup. The slider's value will be assigned to any `` elements inside the `data-slider` div and as the value of the `data-slider` attribute.
### Horizontal
By default, the range slider displays horizontally.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### Vertical
Adding the `vertical-range` class to the outer `
` and passing the data-option `vertical: true;` displays the slider vertically instead of horizontally.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### With Label
You can use the `display_selector` data option to pass in an element (or input) to display the slider value in.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### With Input
If you use the `display_selector` data option to pass in an input, your users can use the input and their changes will be reflected on the slider.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
***
Advanced
Additional classes and data options can be added to your range slider to change its appearance and function.
### Styling Classes
You can add a border radius to the range slider by adding the `radius` class to the `range-slider` element, or fully round it by adding the `round` class. Adding the `disabled` class or attribute to the slider will disable it completely.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### Fixed Steps
You can create a range slider with fixed steps by setting the `steps` variable in the `data-options` attribute.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### Custom Range
You can create a range slider with custom range by setting the `start` and `end` variables in the `data-options` attribute.
HTML
{{#markdown}}
```html
```
{{/markdown}}
Rendered HTML
### Callbacks
There are two ways to bind to callbacks in your sliders.
Deprecation Notice
Previous versions of the slider plugin emitted an un-namespaced `change` event, however, this has been replaced by the namespaced `change.fndtn.slider` event. The un-namespaced event have been fully deprecated.
Callback Function
{{#markdown}}
```js
$(document).foundation({
slider: {
on_change: function(){
// do something when the value changes
}
}
});
```
{{/markdown}}
Events
{{#markdown}}
```js
$('[data-slider]').on('change.fndtn.slider', function(){
// do something when the value changes
});
```
{{/markdown}}
### Getting and Setting Values
To get the value of a slider, get the vale of its `data-slider` attribute.
Get Value
{{#markdown}}
```js
$('#slider').attr('data-slider');
```
{{/markdown}}
To set a slider's value, call the `foundation` function on the slider and pass in `'slider'`, `'set_value'` and the new slider value as arguments.
Set Value
{{#markdown}}
```js
var new_value = 3;
$('.range-slider').foundation('slider', 'set_value', new_value);
```
{{/markdown}}
***
### Using the Javascript
Before you can use Slider you'll want to verify that jQuery and `foundation.js` are available on your page. You can refer to the [Javascript documentation](../javascript.html) on setting that up.
Just add `foundation.slider.js` AFTER the `foundation.js` file. Your markup should look something like this:
{{#markdown}}
```html
...
```
{{/markdown}}
Required Foundation Library: `foundation.slider.js`
***
## Accessibility
Because the range slider is a non-standard form input, assistive devices need some additional information to understand what they are. On the slider handle itself, you need the attribute `role="slider"`, to inform assistive devices about the functionality of the element. You also need the attribute `tabindex="0"`, so the element can be focused when navigating using a keyboard.
If the slider has a label, the label should be connected to the slider by giving the label a unique ID, and giving the slider the attribute `aria-labelledby`, using the ID of the label as the value. Our JavaScript handles the rest of the ARIA attributes.
```html
```
If a slider doesn't have a text label, we recommend adding the attribute `aria-label` to the slider handle with an appropriate label.
```html
```
***
### Adding New Range Slider After Page Load
If you add new content after the page has been loaded, you will need to reinitialize the Foundation JavaScript by running the following:
{{#markdown}}
```javascript
$(document).foundation();
```
{{/markdown}}
Reflow will make Foundation check the DOM for any elements and re-apply any listeners to them.
{{#markdown}}
```javascript
$(document).foundation('slider', 'reflow');
```
{{/markdown}}
***
## Customize with Sass
Sliders can be easily customized using our provided Sass variables.
{{> examples_slider_variables}}
***
### Sass Errors?
If the default "foundation" import was commented out, then make sure you import this file:


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Methodology.
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DTAttributedTextContentViewDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | DTAttributedTextContentView.h |
Overview
Protocol to provide custom views for elements in an DTAttributedTextContentView. Also the delegate gets notified once the text view has been drawn.
Tasks
Notifications
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– attributedTextContentView:didDrawLayoutFrame:inContext:
Called after a layout frame or a part of it is drawn.
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– attributedTextContentView:shouldDrawBackgroundForTextBlock:frame:context:forLayoutFrame:
Called before the text belonging to a text block is drawn.
Providing Custom Views for Content
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– attributedTextContentView:viewForAttachment:frame:
Provide custom view for an attachment, e.g. an imageView for images
-
– attributedTextContentView:viewForLink:identifier:frame:
Provide button to be placed over links, the identifier is used to link multiple parts of the same A tag
-
– attributedTextContentView:viewForAttributedString:frame:
Provide generic views for all attachments.
Instance Methods
attributedTextContentView:didDrawLayoutFrame:inContext:
Called after a layout frame or a part of it is drawn.
- (void)attributedTextContentView:(DTAttributedTextContentView *)attributedTextContentView didDrawLayoutFrame:(DTCoreTextLayoutFrame *)layoutFrame inContext:(CGContextRef)context
Parameters
- attributedTextContentView
The content view that drew a layout frame
- layoutFrame
The layout frame that was drawn for
- context
The graphics context that was drawn into
Declared In
DTAttributedTextContentView.h
attributedTextContentView:shouldDrawBackgroundForTextBlock:frame:context:forLayoutFrame:
Called before the text belonging to a text block is drawn.
- (BOOL)attributedTextContentView:(DTAttributedTextContentView *)attributedTextContentView shouldDrawBackgroundForTextBlock:(DTTextBlock *)textBlock frame:(CGRect)frame context:(CGContextRef)context forLayoutFrame:(DTCoreTextLayoutFrame *)layoutFrame
Parameters
- attributedTextContentView
The content view that drew a layout frame
- textBlock
The text block
- context
The graphics context that will be drawn into
- layoutFrame
The layout frame that will be drawn for
- returns
YES
is the standard fill of the text block should be drawn,NO
if it should not
- rect
The frame within the content view’s coordinate system that will be drawn into
Discussion
This gives the developer an opportunity to draw a custom background below a text block.
Declared In
DTAttributedTextContentView.h
attributedTextContentView:viewForAttachment:frame:
Provide custom view for an attachment, e.g. an imageView for images
- (UIView *)attributedTextContentView:(DTAttributedTextContentView *)attributedTextContentView viewForAttachment:(DTTextAttachment *)attachment frame:(CGRect)frame
Parameters
- attributedTextContentView
The content view asking for a custom view
- attachment
The DTTextAttachment that this view should represent
- frame
The frame that the view should use to fit on top of the space reserved for the attachment
Return Value
The view that should represent the given attachment
Declared In
DTAttributedTextContentView.h
attributedTextContentView:viewForAttributedString:frame:
Provide generic views for all attachments.
- (UIView *)attributedTextContentView:(DTAttributedTextContentView *)attributedTextContentView viewForAttributedString:(NSAttributedString *)string frame:(CGRect)frame
Parameters
- attributedTextContentView
The content view asking for a custom view
- string
The attributed sub-string containing this element
- frame
The frame that the view should use to fit on top of the space reserved for the attachment
Return Value
The view that should represent the given hyperlink or text attachment
Discussion
This is only called if the more specific delegate methods are not implemented.
See Also
Declared In
DTAttributedTextContentView.h
attributedTextContentView:viewForLink:identifier:frame:
Provide button to be placed over links, the identifier is used to link multiple parts of the same A tag
- (UIView *)attributedTextContentView:(DTAttributedTextContentView *)attributedTextContentView viewForLink:(NSURL *)url identifier:(NSString *)identifier frame:(CGRect)frame
Parameters
- attributedTextContentView
The content view asking for a custom view
- url
The
NSURL
of the hyperlink
- identifier
An identifier that uniquely identifies the hyperlink within the document
- frame
The frame that the view should use to fit on top of the space reserved for the attachment
Return Value
The view that should represent the given hyperlink
Declared In
DTAttributedTextContentView.h


Source Code


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Why do I need JavaScript?
JavaScript is used a lot on the web today, and it allows for more interactive websites than simple HTML.
Page Willie uses JavaScript to send requests and recieve responses from student helpers.
JavaScript is used a lot on the web today, and it allows for more interactive websites than simple HTML.
Page Willie uses JavaScript to send requests and recieve responses from student helpers.


Tone.PitchShift does near-realtime pitch shifting to the incoming signal. The effect is achieved by speeding up or slowing down the delayTime of a DelayNode using a sawtooth wave. Algorithm found in this pdf. Additional reference by Miller Pucket.
Repitch the incoming signal by some interval (measured in semi-tones).
pitchShift.pitch = -12; //down one octave
pitchShift.pitch = 7; //up a fifth
The window size corresponds roughly to the sample length in a looping sampler. Smaller values are desirable for a less noticeable delay time of the pitch shifted signal, but larger values will result in smoother pitch shifting for larger intervals. A nominal range of 0.03 to 0.1 is recommended.
pitchShift.windowSize = 0.1;
The wet control is how much of the effected will pass through to the output. 1 = 100% effected signal, 0 = 100% dry signal.