public class InBandBytestreamManager extends java.lang.Object implements BytestreamManager
The In-Band Bytestreams (IBB) enables two entities to establish a virtual bytestream over which they can exchange Base64-encoded chunks of data over XMPP itself. It is the fall-back mechanism in case the Socks5 bytestream method of transferring data is not available.
There are two ways to send data over an In-Band Bytestream. It could either use IQ stanzas to
send data packets or message stanzas. If IQ stanzas are used every data stanza(/packet) is acknowledged by
the receiver. This is the recommended way to avoid possible rate-limiting penalties. Message
stanzas are not acknowledged because most XMPP server implementation don't support stanza
flow-control method like Advanced Message
Processing. To set the stanza that should be used invoke setStanza(StanzaType)
.
To establish an In-Band Bytestream invoke the establishSession(String)
method. This will
negotiate an in-band bytestream with the given target JID and return a session.
If a session ID for the In-Band Bytestream was already negotiated (e.g. while negotiating a file
transfer) invoke establishSession(String, String)
.
To handle incoming In-Band Bytestream requests add an InBandBytestreamListener
to the
manager. There are two ways to add this listener. If you want to be informed about incoming
In-Band Bytestreams from a specific user add the listener by invoking
addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener, String)
. If the listener should
respond to all In-Band Bytestream requests invoke
addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener)
.
Note that the registered InBandBytestreamListener
will NOT be notified on incoming
In-Band bytestream requests sent in the context of XEP-0096 file transfer. (See
FileTransferManager
)
If no InBandBytestreamListener
s are registered, all incoming In-Band bytestream requests
will be rejected by returning a <not-acceptable/> error to the initiator.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType
Stanzas that can be used to encapsulate In-Band Bytestream data packets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
MAXIMUM_BLOCK_SIZE
Maximum block size that is allowed for In-Band Bytestreams
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener)
Adds InBandBytestreamListener that is called for every incoming in-band bytestream request
unless there is a user specific InBandBytestreamListener registered.
|
void |
addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener,
java.lang.String initiatorJID)
Adds InBandBytestreamListener that is called for every incoming in-band bytestream request
from the given user.
|
InBandBytestreamSession |
establishSession(java.lang.String targetJID)
Establishes an In-Band Bytestream with the given user and returns the session to send/receive
data to/from the user.
|
InBandBytestreamSession |
establishSession(java.lang.String targetJID,
java.lang.String sessionID)
Establishes an In-Band Bytestream with the given user using the given session ID and returns
the session to send/receive data to/from the user.
|
protected java.util.List<BytestreamListener> |
getAllRequestListeners()
Returns a list of
InBandBytestreamListener that are informed if there are no
listeners for a specific initiator. |
static InBandBytestreamManager |
getByteStreamManager(org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPConnection connection)
Returns the InBandBytestreamManager to handle In-Band Bytestreams for a given
XMPPConnection . |
protected org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPConnection |
getConnection()
Returns the XMPP connection.
|
int |
getDefaultBlockSize()
Returns the default block size that is used for all outgoing in-band bytestreams for this
connection.
|
protected java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getIgnoredBytestreamRequests()
Returns the list of session IDs that should be ignored by the InitialtionListener
|
int |
getMaximumBlockSize()
Returns the maximum block size that is allowed for In-Band Bytestreams for this connection.
|
protected java.util.Map<java.lang.String,InBandBytestreamSession> |
getSessions()
Returns the sessions map.
|
InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType |
getStanza()
Returns the stanza used to send data packets.
|
protected BytestreamListener |
getUserListener(java.lang.String initiator)
Returns the
InBandBytestreamListener that should be informed if a In-Band Bytestream
request from the given initiator JID is received. |
void |
ignoreBytestreamRequestOnce(java.lang.String sessionID)
Use this method to ignore the next incoming In-Band Bytestream request containing the given
session ID.
|
void |
removeIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener)
Removes the given listener from the list of listeners for all incoming In-Band Bytestream
requests.
|
void |
removeIncomingBytestreamListener(java.lang.String initiatorJID)
Removes the listener for the given user.
|
protected void |
replyItemNotFoundPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request)
Responses to the given IQ packet's sender with an XMPP error that an In-Band Bytestream
session could not be found.
|
protected void |
replyRejectPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request)
Responses to the given IQ packet's sender with an XMPP error that an In-Band Bytestream is
not accepted.
|
protected void |
replyResourceConstraintPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request)
Responses to the given IQ packet's sender with an XMPP error that an In-Band Bytestream open
request is rejected because its block size is greater than the maximum allowed block size.
|
void |
setDefaultBlockSize(int defaultBlockSize)
Sets the default block size that is used for all outgoing in-band bytestreams for this
connection.
|
void |
setMaximumBlockSize(int maximumBlockSize)
Sets the maximum block size that is allowed for In-Band Bytestreams for this connection.
|
void |
setStanza(InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType stanza)
Sets the stanza used to send data packets.
|
public static final int MAXIMUM_BLOCK_SIZE
public static InBandBytestreamManager getByteStreamManager(org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPConnection connection)
XMPPConnection
.connection
- the XMPP connectionpublic void addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener)
If no listeners are registered all In-Band Bytestream request are rejected with a <not-acceptable/> error.
Note that the registered InBandBytestreamListener
will NOT be notified on incoming
Socks5 bytestream requests sent in the context of XEP-0096 file transfer. (See
FileTransferManager
)
addIncomingBytestreamListener
in interface BytestreamManager
listener
- the listener to registerpublic void removeIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener)
removeIncomingBytestreamListener
in interface BytestreamManager
listener
- the listener to removepublic void addIncomingBytestreamListener(BytestreamListener listener, java.lang.String initiatorJID)
Use this method if you are awaiting an incoming Socks5 bytestream request from a specific user.
If no listeners are registered all In-Band Bytestream request are rejected with a <not-acceptable/> error.
Note that the registered InBandBytestreamListener
will NOT be notified on incoming
Socks5 bytestream requests sent in the context of XEP-0096 file transfer. (See
FileTransferManager
)
addIncomingBytestreamListener
in interface BytestreamManager
listener
- the listener to registerinitiatorJID
- the JID of the user that wants to establish an In-Band Bytestreampublic void removeIncomingBytestreamListener(java.lang.String initiatorJID)
removeIncomingBytestreamListener
in interface BytestreamManager
initiatorJID
- the JID of the user the listener should be removedpublic void ignoreBytestreamRequestOnce(java.lang.String sessionID)
This method should be used if you are awaiting an In-Band Bytestream request as a reply to another stanza(/packet) (e.g. file transfer).
sessionID
- to be ignoredpublic int getDefaultBlockSize()
The recommended default block size is 4096 bytes. See XEP-0047 Section 5.
public void setDefaultBlockSize(int defaultBlockSize)
The default block size must be between 1 and 65535 bytes. The recommended default block size is 4096 bytes. See XEP-0047 Section 5.
defaultBlockSize
- the default block size to setpublic int getMaximumBlockSize()
Incoming In-Band Bytestream open request will be rejected with an <resource-constraint/> error if the block size is greater then the maximum allowed block size.
The default maximum block size is 65535 bytes.
public void setMaximumBlockSize(int maximumBlockSize)
The maximum block size must be between 1 and 65535 bytes.
Incoming In-Band Bytestream open request will be rejected with an <resource-constraint/> error if the block size is greater then the maximum allowed block size.
maximumBlockSize
- the maximum block size to setpublic InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType getStanza()
Default is InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType.IQ
. See XEP-0047 Section 4.
public void setStanza(InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType stanza)
The use of InBandBytestreamManager.StanzaType.IQ
is recommended. See XEP-0047 Section 4.
stanza
- the stanza to setpublic InBandBytestreamSession establishSession(java.lang.String targetJID) throws org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPException, org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException
Use this method to establish In-Band Bytestreams to users accepting all incoming In-Band Bytestream requests since this method doesn't provide a way to tell the user something about the data to be sent.
To establish an In-Band Bytestream after negotiation the kind of data to be sent (e.g. file
transfer) use establishSession(String, String)
.
establishSession
in interface BytestreamManager
targetJID
- the JID of the user an In-Band Bytestream should be establishedorg.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPException
- if the user doesn't support or accept in-band bytestreams, or if the
user prefers smaller block sizesorg.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException
- if there was no response from the server.public InBandBytestreamSession establishSession(java.lang.String targetJID, java.lang.String sessionID) throws org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NoResponseException, org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPException.XMPPErrorException, org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
establishSession
in interface BytestreamManager
targetJID
- the JID of the user an In-Band Bytestream should be establishedsessionID
- the session ID for the In-Band Bytestream requestorg.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPException.XMPPErrorException
- if the user doesn't support or accept in-band bytestreams, or if the
user prefers smaller block sizesorg.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NoResponseException
- if there was no response from the server.org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
protected void replyRejectPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request) throws org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
request
- IQ stanza(/packet) that should be answered with a not-acceptable errororg.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
protected void replyResourceConstraintPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request) throws org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
request
- IQ stanza(/packet) that should be answered with a resource-constraint errororg.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
protected void replyItemNotFoundPacket(org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.IQ request) throws org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
request
- IQ stanza(/packet) that should be answered with a item-not-found errororg.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException.NotConnectedException
protected org.jivesoftware.smack.XMPPConnection getConnection()
protected BytestreamListener getUserListener(java.lang.String initiator)
InBandBytestreamListener
that should be informed if a In-Band Bytestream
request from the given initiator JID is received.initiator
- the initiator's JIDprotected java.util.List<BytestreamListener> getAllRequestListeners()
InBandBytestreamListener
that are informed if there are no
listeners for a specific initiator.protected java.util.Map<java.lang.String,InBandBytestreamSession> getSessions()
protected java.util.List<java.lang.String> getIgnoredBytestreamRequests()


1. Select the container creation method and fill in the relevant details
2. Select the target version and add the required profiles to deploy


Mukti 2014 is the annual national level technical symposium on Free and Open Source Software of the GNU/Linux Users’ Group NIT Durgapur held from 31st January - 2nd February 2014.
I’ve been attending Mukti for last four years. Unlike, the previous years when i usually attended Mukti as a student participant, this year I attended Mukti as a guest speaker.
Day 0 (30th January 2014)
After a hectic travel from Bangalore to Durgapur via Kolkata. TMC called of the largest Brigade Rally in Kolkata on the very day. The bus i was travelling from Kolkata Airport to Howrah station dropped me at an unknown location. I somehow dragged myself and my luggage to station. The condition at the station was worse, packed compartments including the reserved ones and people fighting for their seats. After a big quarrel, I somehow got my seat.
Sayantan a.k.a kenzo450D came over to the station to pick me up. I reached NIT Durgapur at around 9pm. I did a overnight stay at kenzo’s hostel room. Chandan Kumar arrived early morning the next day.
Day 1 (31st January 2014)
It was a typical winter morning. Living in bangalore for sometime now, I was not accustomed with the winter. I was actually feeling good. The event started at around 10:30AM. Chandan went over the the auditorium to set up the system for his evening session on OpenStack. I gathered some of the students in a classroom and told them the importance of contributing to Open Source. Chandan joined in after sometime. We discussed how contributing helped us and more importantly why shouldn’t we neglect the subjects in our curricullum.
Chandan gave a session on OpenStack, explaining the various components and setting it up on local maching. Later that night we went over for a dinner with the organizing committee, there we met with Shahid Farooqui.
Day 2 (1st February 2014)
The event started off with my workshop on building webapps with Flask . The workshop started off with a chaos with no system having Flask, virtualenv and git installed. I, along with the committee took quick steps and installed the pre-requisite on the systems. I discussed with them how Flask plays an important role in Fedora. The workshop went pretty well. The audience was around 60 people.
Github: https://github.com/sayanchowdhury/mukti-flask-101
We then went over to an auditorium along with some enthusiastic students, Chandan and I gave them a task to build an IRC bot using the Twisted framework. At a parallel workshop on “Building Firefox OS apps”, we met Kaustav, Biraj, Umesh, Jai and Gaurab. We went for a dinner later that night will all the guest speakers and organizers.
Day 3 (2nd February 2014)
On Day 3, I coordinated in the Mozilla workshop in the beginning. Later that day we hacked on our projects with some of the students messing with the IRC bot. In the evening, at the lightening talk session I showed the students how contribute to various Open Source organization. It was kind of a demo version of this blog post. I showed the attendees the various websites to start contributing.
Thanks to the complete Mukti team specially Anish, Vivek and Sayantan, who did a commendable job. Hope Mukti 2015 is bigger and better :)
Images copyright: Sayantan Datta


Story:
An interdimensional lord of the creep have decided to expand his realm beyond
his own plane of existance.  Now it's up to you, an interdimensional
crusader guarding the wellbeing of a few dimensions that has been assigned to
you. All eight of them must be cleansed.
A number on your HUD will show which dimension you're in and your health can be seen next to the game view. You must pass through each level destroying the creeps with your machine gun.
Protip:
When the eyes of the creeps are glowing, they take 4X damage.

Controls:
WASD - Movement
Mouse - Aim
Mouse click - Fire machine gun
Escape - Stop game
Click here to start the game.


Multi-level linkage drop-down
https://github.com/ciaoca/cxSelect
Simple linkage example.
Please select
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Interaction between domestic provinces and municipalities.
Please select
Guangdong Province
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Shenzhen
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Nanshan District
Custom options.
Related parameter details
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RNCoreML is mobile image classification for iOS
MyPodcast is ad-free podcast listening for Android/iOS
InStore is mobile e-commerce for Android/iOS
Simple Todo allows you to build a todo-list on Android
This is a game where you try to help the player character,
John Lemon, escape a haunted house!
Can you find the exit or will you be
caught by spooky ghosts and gargoyles?


Flame Guardian Vulkus:
First, you must learn the basic methods of control in the game. Let me introduce my little friend, the
newbie helper
.
Follow his instructions, you'll quickly learn things that you'll need in the game.


This website uses advanced neuroscience to determine your interests.
Simply click every red square that you see below (you may need to scroll).
Click "done" when you are done.
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Last night I laughed out loud for the first time in months as I sat through Michael Moore's new movie, "The Big One." The biggest laugh I got was when Moore was commenting on presidential candidate Steve Forbes tendency not to blink. During this riff, we see the distinctly odd-looking Forbes staring at the TV camera during a debate. He blinked not once for what seemed an eternity. Moore called an eye, ear and nose specialist at a NY hospital and asked what the doctor he thought of someone with the ability to go for minutes without blinking. The doctor's reply was that "He doesn't sound human." This leads Moore to speculate on the possibility that the Forbes campaign is staffed by extraterrestrial aliens.
Bourgeois society is filled with comic material like this, but our corporate-sponsored comedians manage to sidestep it entirely. This self-imposed censorship leads to some really bland and pointless entertainment. I have tried to figure out the Seinfeld craze to no avail. I watch reruns late at night in stony silence. What is so funny about four obnoxious characters sitting around discussing their dating problems or where they can get a good meal? My building on Manhattan's upper east side is filled with such people and I try to avoid them at all costs.
Moore has been compared to David Letterman, whose "found humor" on the old NBC show was quite edgy. Since Letterman has moved to CBS and aspired to be the new "Johnny," he has lost me entirely.  If Moore had a TV show, he'd probably be conducting sympathetic and humorous interviews with NY's cab-drivers who organized a highly successful one-day strike last week. Come to think of it, Moore did have such a show, called "TV Nation." His tendency to take the point of view of the underdog no doubt explains his banishment from the air-waves.
The exclusion of Michael Moore from network television is as much a form of political censorship as is the exclusion of important working-class struggles today. For instance, the powerful struggle of dock-workers in Australia to win back their jobs after the right-wing government fired them en masse has not been reported in the NY Times. The only time workers get their story reported is when they are in conflict with a Communist government, as was the case of Poland's Solidarity. It is Moore's distinction to attempt to be the voice of our own evolving Solidarity movement all on his own.
"The Big One" records Michael Moore's forty-seven city book promotion tour for "Downsize This!: Random Threats from an Unarmed American." In many of these cities he organizes guerrilla media attacks on downsizing corporations. It is the stuff of his hit movie "Roger and Me" but expanded to new targets.
In Centralia, Illinois he attends the rally of Payday candy workers whose factory is about to move to Mexico. He walks into corporate headquarters with a huge check for eighty cents and presents it to an unsmiling public relations representative from the company. He announces that the check will go to pay the first hour's wages of their first new Mexican worker. During the tour, the Payday corporation is sold to a new company and Moore visits them as well. They will not allow him into the lobby but he stands on the sidewalk outside holding up the huge check to the window. He yells at a surly-looking security guard inside that the eighty cent check is made out to the new owners.
There is one moment in the film that drives home the seriousness of the downsizing problem. Moore is chatting on air with legendary talk-show host Studs Terkel, whose interviews with working-class Americans in books such as "Working" have become classics. The question of terrorism has come up. "Downsize This!" begins with side-by-side photos of the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing and the wreckage of a closed factory in Flint, Michigan, Moore's home town. What is the difference between the two types of destruction? In the first instance, the bombing was unannounced and hundreds of people lost their lives. In the second, the company politely announces to the workers that their jobs are coming to an end and they clear out. After they are plunged into economic ruin, many die prematurely from alcoholism, drugs or suicide--the products of despair.
The climax of the movie revolves around Moore's confrontation with Philip Knight, the "new age" CEO of Nike shoes. Moore wants to know why Nike does not have a single factory in the United States. Knight's reply is that Americans don't want to make shoes. They consider this type of work beneath them. This inspires Moore to organize a rally in his home-town. Hundreds of unemployed workers hold up signs saying that they want to make shoes.
Presented with this evidence, Knight remains unsympathetic. Any unemployed worker will jump at the opportunity to have a job, but the truly motivated workers exist in other countries such as Indonesia where Nike has many of its plants. But doesn't Nike employ twelve year olds in these factories, Moore challenges him. Knight's shameless reply is that Nike does not hire anybody younger than fourteen. Furthermore, whatever hardships Indonesian workers are putting up with today is necessary for the prosperity they will enjoy tomorrow. The Manhattanites in the audience with me laughed at the bitter irony of this. Indonesia's "prosperity" has been sacrificed at the altar of IMF-sponsored austerity programs and the country is going up in flames.
Moore's encounter with Knight has a certain added poignancy for me. A couple of years ago I visited an old ex-Trotskyite buddy of mine in Portland who had become a top-ranking officer in Nike's computer systems department. He had managed to discard all his Marxist beliefs like an old pair of sneakers. We spent hour after hour debating socialism versus capitalism in terms not dissimilar from the Knight-Moore debate. I gave up after a certain point since I understood that there were material interests preventing him from seeing things the way he used to. He had joined the cult of the upwardly mobile. In Portland the chief guru was Philip Knight and just to the north in Seattle there was another one named Bill Gates.
The relationship between wealth and ideology is not necessarily predetermined. Moore's success in film-making and publishing has made him a multimillionaire. His new-found success has made him the target of Alexander Cockburn's diatribes in the pages of the Nation Magazine. No doubt, Moore is not as approachable as he used to be. Since he is something of a philanthropist for the left, he has been bombarded with requests over the years. Furthermore, he is something of an ego-tripper by the evidence of "The Big One" itself, where his every quirk and obsession becomes fodder for the movie. (If Moore is not careful, he could turn into a Woody Allen, who lost his sense of humor decades ago.)
Yet despite this, Moore remains dedicated to the task of enlightening American society. Someday there will be a revitalized leftist movement. The cultural workers who are part of this movement should consider themselves apprentices of Michael Moore, who knows how to communicate at the grass roots level. One of the misfortunes of the 1960's radicalization was its tendency to use the symbols and language of other peoples' revolutions. Moore understands that if there is to be another American revolution, it will have to be grounded in our own experience. To familiarize oneself with this "home-grown" approach to radical politics, a viewing of "The Big One" is essential.
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$ cd ~/page/about
$ whoami
Arthur Cohen
$ cat ./resume.txt
I’m a Software Developer, student, passionate about mobile development. Currently living at Recife, I recently moved from my hometown seeking challenges to surpass.
I’m a Flutter entusiast, and love to play with back-end development. I’ve learn a lot about Java and their peculiarities. Nowdays my focus is in Node, cause I know that will help me being faster while building any solution and because JavaScript is much more intuitive and clean than Java.


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layout: post
title: "html test post"
subtitle: "just some text"
date: 2016-12-21 12:00:00
author: "Bennet Schulz"
header-img: "img/post-bg-06.jpg"
---
Create a GitHub project
Choose an Open Source license
http://choosealicense.com/
Add the license headers to source files
- alles von hand hinzufügen
- oder: maven plugin verwenden
Continously Integrating the project using TravisCI
Coveralls and Codacy
Add cool badges to the GitHub project
Which repository to choose? Sonatype?
Releases erstellen
Building releases
wie bekomme ich Releases in maven Central?


Predictions
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jruby
Table of Contents
Description
Download and extract JRuby to the directory of your choice. Uses puppet-archive to do the
download and creates some handy binaries under /usr/local/bin
Setup
Requires Internet access to perform download or JRuby tarballs must be hosted on an internal, accessible server. Files can be downloaded using anything supported by the puppet-archive module.
If hosting files locally, tarballs must obey the naming convention:
jruby-bin-VERSION.tar.gz
Where VERSION
is the version number of the release. For
example, version <IP_ADDRESS>
must be hosted in the file
jruby-bin-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
Usage
See reference and examples
Reference
Reference documentation is generated directly from source code using puppet-strings. You may regenerate the documentation by running:
bundle exec puppet strings
Limitations
-
Linux only
-
Not supported by Puppet, Inc.
-
Only installs a single version of JRuby
Development
PRs accepted :)
Testing
This module supports testing using PDQTest.
Test can be executed with:
bundle install
make
See .travis.yml
for a working CI example
Acknowledgement
Based on the jlbfalcao/jruby forge module


Reports any calls to a simple property setter from within the property's class.
A simple property setter is defined as one which simply assigns the value of its parameter to a field,
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improvement. Some coding standards also suggest against the use of simple setters for code clarity
reasons.
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This is more good practice than a tip, but worth a reminder anyway. Whether beginner or expert, it's sensible to name your variables and functions descriptively. This may seem obvious but a lot of code, for example when looking at the source code of web applications, has very short variable names, sometimes just a single letter. This is because the code has been passed through a minifier, making it smaller in size but also harder to read. Don't copy names from this code!
Instead, decide on a naming convention that makes your code readable by humans, whether that's your colleagues, open source contributors, or even you in a few years time. Two rules that have helped me are:
For instance, examples of easy-to-understand function names include showMessage
or startTimer
. Examples of clear boolean variable names include isActive
or hasContent
. These are all very readable and make it obvious what the code does.
Like many areas of programming, there are different opinions about naming conventions but this is a good starting point and definitely better than using abbreviations or inconsistent terms.


This demo shows how qooxdoo support event capturing and bubbling in all browser, including Internet Explorer.


| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| A | A button |
| S | B button |
| Space | Start button |
| LeftAlt | Select button |
| ← ↑ ↓ → | Arrow buttons |
| LeftShift | Speedboost (3x Speed) |
| P | Pause game |
| D | Debug view (slow) |
| + | Increase volume |
| - | Decrease volume |
| 1 | Toggle sound channel 1 |
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Angelique van Rensburg is our Regional Coordinator in South Africa. She works with
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An array is a collection of objects that can be given a variable name and stored in your program. The object stored in an array can include strings, integer and hashes. Using arrays is an efficient way to store a list and and being able to access item in the list. Arrays are integer-indexed which means that you access items in the array by using the items idea number. The first item in an array has the index number 0, the second one has the index number 1 and so on.
Lets take an example:
If I have this array my_ names = [“Anna”, “Maria”, “Johanna”, “Marageta”] and want to access Margareta I will use the index number 3, my_names [3]
HashesA hash is a collection of items that can be stored in pairs called keys and values. The key must be unique and cannot be repeated in the hash. You can always add, remove, or replace items in the hash Lets take an example:
Lets take an example:
my_hash = {“apples” => “5 USD”, “mangos” => " 6 USD”, “oranges” => “7 USD”}
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public class StepUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static float |
SENSITIVITY_1
Minimum step sensitivity.
|
static float |
SENSITIVITY_2 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_3 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_4 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_5
Default step sensitivity.
|
static float |
SENSITIVITY_6 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_7 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_8 |
static float |
SENSITIVITY_9
Maximum step sensitivity.
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static float |
SENSITIVITY_DEFAULT
Default step sensitivity.
|
static float |
SENSITIVITY_MAXIMUM
Maximum step sensitivity.
|
static float |
SENSITIVITY_MINIMUM
Minimum step sensitivity.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StepUtils() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
getCaloriesPerMinute(int stepsPerMinute,
boolean isMale,
int weight,
int height)
Return calories count per minute
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static int |
getDistanceMeters(int stepsCount,
boolean isMale,
int height)
Return distance in meters
|
public static final float SENSITIVITY_1
public static final float SENSITIVITY_2
public static final float SENSITIVITY_3
public static final float SENSITIVITY_4
public static final float SENSITIVITY_5
public static final float SENSITIVITY_6
public static final float SENSITIVITY_7
public static final float SENSITIVITY_8
public static final float SENSITIVITY_9
public static final float SENSITIVITY_DEFAULT
public static final float SENSITIVITY_MAXIMUM
public static final float SENSITIVITY_MINIMUM
public static int getCaloriesPerMinute(int stepsPerMinute, boolean isMale, int weight, int height)
stepsPerMinute
- steps in particular minute.isMale
- set parameter to true if the person is male. false otherwise.weight
- person's weight in kg.height
- person's height in cm.public static int getDistanceMeters(int stepsCount, boolean isMale, int height)
stepsCount
- steps count.isMale
- set parameter to true if the person is male. false otherwise.height
- person's height in cm.


pragma allows for the use of pragma (also sometimes called directives or keywords. These allow assigning arbitrary functionality to a word without requiring the standard function call syntax i.e. with parens.
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| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | Christopher Brown |
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DS_CONTROL_ACCESS
Access mask bit that grants privs that aren't easily expressed in the access mask.
If the ObjectActType of an ACE with CONTROL_ACCESS set is the GUID of a confidential property or property set, then this bit controls read access to that property (eg, in the case of LAPS)
With Extended Rights
If the ObjectActType GUID matches a registered extended-right GUID, then CONTROL_ACCESS grants that particular "controll access right" (eg, User-Force-Change-Password on user objects, or DS-Replication-Get-Changes and DS-Replication-Get-Changes-All on the domain object itself)


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AWS::AutoScalingPlans::ScalingPlan
Creates a scaling plan for AWS Auto Scaling. For more information, see the AWS Auto Scaling User Guide.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::AutoScalingPlans::ScalingPlan", "Properties" : { "ApplicationSource" : ApplicationSource, "ScalingInstructions" : [ ScalingInstruction, ... ] } }
YAML
Type: "AWS::AutoScalingPlans::ScalingPlan" Properties: ApplicationSource: ApplicationSource ScalingInstructions: - ScalingInstruction
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ApplicationSource
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A CloudFormation stack or a set of tags. You can create one scaling plan per application source.
Required: Yes
Type: ApplicationSource
Update requires: No interruption
ScalingInstructions
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The scaling instructions.
Required: Yes
Type: List of ScalingInstruction property types
Update requires: No interruption
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{% trans "You're already logged in. If you'd like to create a new account, you'll need to log out first." %}
{% else %} {{ block.super }} {% if settings.ACCOUNTS_APPROVAL_REQUIRED %}{% trans "After signing up, your account will be reviewed for approval. You'll receive an email when your account is activated." %}
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The Nyzo Chrome extension allows tips to be sent and digital content to be purchased.
NTTP-4: we propose developing a WordPress plugin to complement the Chrome extension. This plugin would allow users of WordPress to easily include Nyzo tip buttons and Micropay elements on their sites.
The plugin would be released into the public domain with the Unlicense, and it would be made available on GitHub.
This NTTP will be implemented without payment.


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CAF changes venue and kick-off time for Ghana's U23 semi-final clash with Ivory Coast
Ghana's semi-final clash with Ivory at the U23 Africa Cup of Nations on Tuesday has been moved from the Al Salam Stadium in Cairo to the Cairo International Stadium.
The match which was scheduled for 1900 GMT kick off has also been changed to 1400 GMT.
At its meeting on Sunday in Cairo, the Organising Committee for the Total U-23 Africa Cup of Nations Egypt 2019, decided on the modification of the schedule of this Tuesday’s semi-final matches.
Following the meeting to review the group phase of the competition, the Côte d’Ivoire vs Ghana game, initially scheduled to be played at the Al Salam Stadium, has been moved to the Cairo International Stadium.
The decision means that both semi-final matches will take place at the Cairo International Stadium, with revised kick-off times.
Even though the semi-final will grant passage to the final for one team, it hold a greater value since the winner automatically gets a place in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics football tournament.
This is because the U-23 AFCON tournament is supposed to provide three participants from Africa and that means, the finalists will have two of the tickets with the 3rd placed team getting the other.
The kick-off times will be as follows;
Côte d’Ivoire vs Ghana, 16H00 (14H00 GMT)
Egypt vs South Africa, 20H00 (18H00 GMT)


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The query only handles equals right now, more query features will be added in later versions.
Example query string: job.last.saved.time=2012-08-20
This will result in listing all the projects that were saved the 20th August 2012.
Look at the Metadata tab of a project to see what can be searched for.


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Retailer 2
Wallet Balance
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Id
: `UseCompoundDrawables`
Summary
: Node can be replaced by a `TextView` with compound drawables
Severity
: Warning
Category
: Performance
Platform
: Android
Vendor
: Android Open Source Project
Feedback
: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708
Affects
: Resource files
Editing
: This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor
Implementation
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/UseCompoundDrawableDetector.kt)
Tests
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/UseCompoundDrawableDetectorTest.kt)
Copyright Year
: 2011
A `LinearLayout` which contains an `ImageView` and a `TextView` can be
more efficiently handled as a compound drawable (a single TextView,
using the `drawableTop`, `drawableLeft`, `drawableRight` and/or
`drawableBottom` attributes to draw one or more images adjacent to the
text).
If the two widgets are offset from each other with margins, this can be
replaced with a `drawablePadding` attribute.
There's a lint quickfix to perform this conversion in the Eclipse
plugin.
(##) Example
Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text
res/layout/compound.xml:1:Warning: This tag and its children can be
replaced by one and a compound drawable
[UseCompoundDrawables]
<LinearLayout
------------
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here is the source file referenced above:
`res/layout/compound.xml`:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers
<LinearLayout
xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent">
<ImageView
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
<TextView
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
</LinearLayout>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You can also visit the
[source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/UseCompoundDrawableDetectorTest.kt)
for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios.
The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test
found for this lint check, `UseCompoundDrawableDetector.testCompound`.
To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708.
(##) Suppressing
You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms:
* Adding the suppression attribute
`tools:ignore="UseCompoundDrawables"` on the problematic XML element
(or one of its enclosing elements). You may also need to add the
following namespace declaration on the root element in the XML file
if it's not already there:
`xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`.
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<LinearLayout xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
tools:ignore="UseCompoundDrawables" ...>
...
</LinearLayout>
```
* Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off
the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look
like this:
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<lint>
<issue id="UseCompoundDrawables" severity="ignore" />
</lint>
```
Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for
example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional
documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and
so on
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html).
* In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For
example, you can use something like
```gradle
lintOptions {
disable 'UseCompoundDrawables'
}
```
In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }`
block.
* For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag:
```
$ lint --ignore UseCompoundDrawables ...`
```
* Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


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This tool could also be used for optimizing timing. I think that should be it's purpose.
Kickoff
Called by: main
Baseline: 0
Object: app
- sci_init, &sci0, 0
- can_init, &can0, 0
- sci_write, &sci0, "Hello, hello...\n"
- can_send, &can0, &msg
- ASYNC, self, tone, 0
- ASYNC, self, loadLoop, 0
tone
Called by: Kickoff
Baseline: 0
Object: app
-
Only assignments, then after.
-
AFTER, USEC(500), self, tone, x
loadLoop
Called by: Kickoff
Baseline: FromCall
Object: app
- AFTER, USEC(1300), self, loadLoop, 0
sci_interrupt
Called by: SCI_IRQ0
BaseLine: AtInterrupt
Object: can0
- ASYNC, self->obj, self-method, self->port->scidr1
can_interrupt
Called by: CAN_IRQ0
BaseLine: AtInterrupt
Object: can0
- ASYNC, self->obj, self->meth, (self->iBuff[self->head].msgId<<4) + self->iBuff[self->head].nodeId
receiever
Called by: CAN_IRQ0
BaseLine: AtInterrupt
Object: App
-
can_receive, can0, &msg
-
sci_write, sci0, "Can msg received: "
-
sci_write, sci0, msg.buff
reader
Called by: sci_interrupt
BaseLine: AtInterrupt
Object: App
-
sci_write, sci0, "Rcv: \'"
-
sci_writechar, sci0, c
-
sci_write, sci0, "\'\n"
loadLoop
Called by: loadLoop
Baseline: 1300
Object: app
- AFTER, USEC(1300), self, loadLoop, 0
tone
Called by: tone
Baseline: 500
Object: app
Offset by Baseline
0
0
20
0
-
Only assignments, then after.
-
AFTER, USEC(500), self, tone, x


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Rule 2
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