Creating a website is a childhood fantasy I've always had, but never achieved until now. Being a cheapskate, I didn't want to accrue the cash needed to make a website, so I managed to find a way to do it for free. Currently this method only applies to individuals who are in school, but the process is still widely applicable. Nonetheless let's dive in!
Github has a lowkey educational site where it provides free access to computer programs and tools if you're a teacher or student. One of these incentives is a free domain provided by name.com.
Visit education.github.com and apply for their student/teacher pack. This pack requires a school id card for identification if you're a student. I also recommend using a school email address as it makes the application process faster and you have a higher chance of getting accepted. I used my personal email address at first and I was rejected :( but, my school email was accepted.
Once your application is accepted, sign up for a domain through name.com.
Woohoo! Now you have your domain. But, there's no way for people to see it just yet. That's why you need a web hosting service. The one I use is by Googiehost. All you need to do is apply for their free hosting service and use the "I will use my existing domain and update my nameservers option". Insert the domain name you just created.
After you've signed up, you need to change the nameservers on name.com. Changing the nameservers allows Googiehost to manage your DNS and it will update any changes you make. But, the domain will still be registered under name.com.
Now you have to wait for at least 2 days for these changes to take place and for the website to propagate. Googiehost will email you a temporary static IP you can visit to begin making changes to your website but DO NOT share this link. IP addresses should be kept a secret.
Now the fun part begins! In my opinion. You can code your website in any way you'd like. I recommend searching for free templates online to use as it'll make the process easier than starting from scratch. Also since you have the Github package you get many of JetBrains programming IDEs for free. I suggest checking out PHPStorm to get started with programming your website.
Once you've completed programming your website, Googiehost will email your Control Panel URL and login. Here you can upload your code in the File Manager to the public_html folder.
Overall, I hope you found this helpful! Now you can begin setting up whatever sort of website your heart desires. ;-)
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What Wales now need to qualify for Euro 2020
This is exactly where Wales stand after the latest round of results
by Ian MitchelmoreWales are just one win away from qualifying for Euro 2020 after a perfect set of results on Saturday.
Goals from Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson saw Ryan Giggs' men earn a deserved 2-0 win over Azerbaijan in Baku, before attention turned to Croatia's clash at home to Slovakia, with Wales needing the visitors to drop points in order to keep their hopes of automatic qualification firmly alive.
Despite going in 1-0 down at the interval, goals from Nikola Vlasic, Bruno Petkovic and Borna Barisic sealed victory for the Croatians, with Robert Mak also being sent off for two bookable offences.
It means Wales are now just one triumph away from qualifying for next summer's championships in a winner-take-all showdown at home to Hungary on Tuesday night.
Latest results
Azerbaijan 0-2 Wales
Croatia 3-1 Slovakia
How Group E now looks
1 Croatia - 17pts
2 Hungary - 12pts
3 Wales - 11pts
4 Slovakia - 10pts
5 Azerbaijan - 1pt
What Wales now need to qualify automatically
Wales will qualify for Euro 2020 if they beat Hungary on Tuesday night, regardless of what happens in the other game between Slovakia and Azerbaijan.
But anything other than victory at Cardiff City Stadium will see Wales miss out as they currently trail the Hungarians by a point.
Remaining fixtures
Tuesday, November 19
Slovakia v Azerbaijan (7:45pm)
Wales v Hungary (7:45pm)
What about the Nations League?
Wales are already guaranteed a play-off spot in the Nations League if they fail to qualify automatically.
This is because Ukraine, Russia and Sweden have already qualified automatically.
The play-offs take place in March next year.


""Neymar hasn't managed to become a big figure in Brazil"
by BeSoccerPelé, a football legend, gave an interview in which, of course, he was asked by Neymar. The ex-footballer made it clear that the PSG player has not yet established himself as an important part of the Brazil squad.
He did not refer to him in an offensive tone, but he did give a negative balance: "Neymar has not really managed to become a great figure in Brazil. People criticize him, I've even done it many times, but we forget that he's one of our products, from Santos. We always want the best for him. Technically, he's an excellent player.
His statements were echoed by 'La Gazzetta dello Sport', where he also chose between Messi or Cristiano: "A talented player, who gives passes, centers, marks, dribbles well. If we were in the team together, our opponents would have to worry about two players. Today, Messi is the most complete player."
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"In the past, it was possible to find two or three players in each country with a great football culture. We had Simon, Eusebio, Cruyff, Beckenbauer, Maradona, Garrincha or Dida. How many were there? So many that it's hard to say. Today we have two or three figures. Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and perhaps Neymar," he said.
In another interview given to the agency 'EFE', he commented on Rodrygo's situation: "It's good for us because it's a good renewal. If he doesn't suffer any mishaps, as other players do, it's wonderful for Brazil. I talked to people who know him personally and say he's a good boy. I hope he's very lucky, that's good for Brazil, for Brazil's own future."


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uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon
for general description).See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CAnnotatable |
Represents an entity that can be given a set of annotations
when the model is loaded, which can be either some
concept-level model-entity or the model itself.
|
| CEntity |
Represents a concept-level entity in the frames-based
model.
|
| CFrameListener |
Listener for dynamic operations on a
CFrame object. |
| CIdentified |
Represents an entity in the Frames Model (FM) that is
identified via a directly attached
CIdentity
object. |
| CSourced |
Represents an entity in the Frames Model (FM) with a
source-type represented via a directly attached
CSource
object. |
| FEntity |
Represents an entity in the Frames Model (FM) (meta-level,
concept-level or instance-level).
|
| IEntity |
Represents an instance-level entity in the frames-based
model.
|
| IFrameListener |
Listener for dynamic operations on a
IFrame object. |
| IFrameProcessor |
Processor for
IFrame objects. |
| ISlotListener |
Listener for dynamic operations on a
ISlot object. |
| IValue |
Represents an entity that can be the value for an instance-level
slot.
|
| MEntity |
Represents a meta-level entity in the frames-based
model.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CAnnotations |
Represents a set of annotations on some concept-level model-entity
or on the model itself.
|
| CDataValue<V extends IDataValue> |
Represents the value-type for a data-type value.
|
| CEditability |
Represents the editability from the client perspective of the
instantiations of a particular
CSlot . |
| CExtender |
Responsible for the definition of and subsequent creation of an
extension-frame (see
CFrameCategory.extension() ) that extends
a particular atomic-frame (see CFrameCategory.atomic() ). |
| CFrame |
Represents a concept-level frame.
|
| CIdentifieds<V extends CIdentified> |
Abstract class whose extensions represent ordered lists
of
CIdentified objects. |
| CIdentity |
Identifies a concept-level entity from the frames-based
model via a unique identifier, and a label.
|
| CModel | |
| CNumber |
Represents a numeric value-type, defined via a primitive Java
Number type and specific numeric range. |
| CSlot |
Represents a concept-level model-slot.
|
| CSlots |
Represents ordered list of concept-level model-slots.
|
| CSlotValues |
Represents an ordered set of "fixed" concept-level values for
specific slots on a particular frame, instantiations of which
are required for all instantiations of those slots.
|
| CString |
Represents a string value-type, which optionally may come with
specific value constraints.
|
| CValue<V extends IValue> |
Represents an entity that can act as the value-type for
an instance-level slot.
|
| CValues<T extends CValue<?>> |
Utility class that takes a
Collection of CValue
objects of a specific known type and produces either a List
or Set of the relevant type. |
| CValueVisitor |
Visitor for
CValue objects. |
| FIdentifiables<V> |
Abstract class whose extensions represent ordered lists,
with element value-types that enable each value to be
mapped to an associated
CIdentity object, where
that identity object can be retrieved via the value object
itself. |
| FSlots<S> |
Abstract class whose extensions represent ordered lists
of concept-level or instance-level model-slots.
|
| FVisitor<A> |
Abstract base-class for visitors that visit entities from the
Frames Model (FM).
|
| IDataValue |
Represents a data-type value.
|
| IFrame |
Represents an instance-level frame.
|
| INumber |
Represents a numeric-value, with the actual value being represented
by a primitive Java
Number value of some type. |
| ISlot |
Represents an instance-level model-slot.
|
| ISlots |
Represents ordered list of instance-level model-slots.
|
| ISlotValues |
Represents ordered list of current values for an
instance-level model-slot.
|
| ISlotValuesEditor |
Enables the editing of the current set of values for a specific
instance-level model-slot.
|
| ISlotValuesVisitor |
Visitor for visiting the sets of current-values for specific
ISlot objects. |
| IString |
Represents a string-value, with the actual value being represented
by a primitive Java
String value. |
| IUpdating |
Represents configuration for the types of update to be
performed on instance-level frames as the result of reasoning.
|
| IValueVisitor |
Visitor for
IValue objects. |
| MFrame |
Represents a meta-level model-entity that defines a set of
concept-level frames via a root concept-level frame.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CActivation |
Represents the activation status of a slot.
|
| CCardinality |
Represents a notion of cardinality for a slot, incorporating
both single/multi-valuedness and value-type repeatability.
|
| CFrameCategory |
Represents the general category of a
CFrame . |
| CSource |
Represents the type(s) of source from which the definition
of some concept-level model-entity in the Frames Model (FM)
has been derived.
|
| CStringFormat |
Represents the required format for the content of instantiations
of a specific string value-type, as represented by a
CString
object. |
| CVisibility |
Represents the "visibility" status requirements for the
selection of collections of
CFrame objects. |
| IEditability |
Represents the editability from the client perspective of a
particular
ISlot . |
| IFrameCategory |
Represents the general category of a
IFrame . |
| IFrameFunction |
Represents the general function of an
IFrame . |
| IUpdateOp |
Represents the types of update operation that can be performed
on instance-level frames as the result of reasoning.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| KModelException |
Exception thrown when some problem with the MEKON model
is detected.
|
uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon
for general description). The main point-of-access for the client is CModel
, which provides methods for accessing and instantiating the entities in the model.
NOTE: This is a companion package to the uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.model.motor
package, with which it shares circular dependencies at the implementation level, though not at the API level. See uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon
for further details.


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SCPPaymentIntentParameters
Objective-C
@interface SCPPaymentIntentParameters : NSObject
Swift
class PaymentIntentParameters : NSObject
Parameters for creating an SCPPaymentIntent
. Pass an object of this type
into Terminal.shared.createPaymentIntent()
.
-
The amount of the payment, provided in the currency’s smallest unit.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger amount;
Swift
var amount: UInt { get }
-
Three-letter ISO currency code, in lowercase. Must be a supported currency.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSString *_Nonnull currency;
Swift
var currency: String { get }
-
The list of payment method types that this PaymentIntent is allowed to use. The default is value for this is [“card_present”].
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray<NSString *> *_Nonnull paymentMethodTypes;
Swift
var paymentMethodTypes: [String] { get }
-
Set of key-value pairs that you can attach to an object. This can be useful for storing additional information about the object in a structured format.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSDictionary *metadata;
Swift
var metadata: [AnyHashable : Any]? { get set }
-
An arbitrary string attached to the object. If you send a receipt email for this payment, the email will include the description.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *stripeDescription;
Swift
var stripeDescription: String? { get set }
-
A string to be displayed on your customer’s credit card statement. This may be up to 22 characters. The statement descriptor must contain at least one letter, may not include
<>"'
characters, and will appear on your customer’s statement in capital letters. Non-ASCII characters are automatically stripped. While most banks and card issuers display this information consistently, some may display it incorrectly or not at all.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *statementDescriptor;
Swift
var statementDescriptor: String? { get set }
-
Email address that the receipt for the resulting payment will be sent to.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *receiptEmail;
Swift
var receiptEmail: String? { get set }
-
The ID of the Customer this PaymentIntent is for, if one exists.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *customer;
Swift
var customer: String? { get set }
-
The amount of the application fee (if any) that will be applied to the payment and transferred to the application owner’s Stripe account. To use an application fee, the request must be made on behalf of another account, using the stripeAccount property or an OAuth key.
The amount must be provided as a boxed UInt in the currency’s smallest unit.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSNumber *applicationFeeAmount;
Swift
@NSCopying var applicationFeeAmount: NSNumber? { get set }
-
A string that identifies the resulting payment as part of a group.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *transferGroup;
Swift
var transferGroup: String? { get set }
-
The account (if any) the payment will be attributed to for tax reporting, and where funds from the payment will be transferred to upon payment success.
At capture time, use
transfer_data[amount]
to specify the amount that will be transferred automatically when a charge succeeds.When
transferDataDestination
is specified,onBehalfOf
must also be specified and must match the destination of the transfer.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *transferDataDestination;
Swift
var transferDataDestination: String? { get set }
-
The Stripe account ID for which these funds are intended.
When
transferDataDestination
is specified,onBehalfOf
must also be specified and must match the destination of the transfer.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *onBehalfOf;
Swift
var onBehalfOf: String? { get set }
-
Indicates that you intend to make future payments with this PaymentIntent’s payment method.
Providing this parameter will attach the payment method to the PaymentIntent’s Customer, after the PaymentIntent is confirmed and any required actions from the user are complete. If no Customer was provided, the payment method can still be attached to a Customer after the transaction completes.
Possible values: “on_session”: Use “on_session” if you intend to only reuse the payment method when your customer is present in your checkout flow. “off_session”: Use “off_session” if your customer may or may not be present in your checkout flow.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *setupFutureUsage;
Swift
var setupFutureUsage: String? { get set }
-
Initializes SCPPaymentIntentParameters with the given parameters.
Note: in testmode, only amounts ending in “00” will be approved. All other amounts will be declined by the Stripe API. For more information about this feature, see https://stripe.com/docs/terminal/testing#test-card
This initializer will use the default paymentMethodTypes value: [“card_present”]
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithAmount:(NSUInteger)amount currency:(nonnull NSString *)currency;
Swift
init(amount: UInt, currency: String)
Parameters
amount
The amount of the payment, provided in the currency’s smallest unit.
currency
The currency of the payment.
-
Initializes SCPPaymentIntentParameters with the given parameters.
Note
In testmode, only amounts ending in “00” will be approved. All other amounts will be declined by the Stripe API. For more information about this feature, see https://stripe.com/docs/terminal/testing#test-card
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithAmount:(NSUInteger)amount currency:(nonnull NSString *)currency paymentMethodTypes: (nonnull NSArray<NSString *> *)paymentMethodTypes;
Swift
init(amount: UInt, currency: String, paymentMethodTypes: [String])
Parameters
amount
The amount of the payment, provided in the currency’s smallest unit.
currency
The currency of the payment.
paymentMethodTypes
The payment method types allowed for this payment. Currently allowed payment method types for a Terminal transaction are “card_present” and “interac_present”.
-
Unavailable
Use
initWithAmount:currency:
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)init;
-
Unavailable
Use
initWithAmount:currency:
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)new;
-
Deprecated
Did you mean to use stripeDescription?
Use stripeDescription for the string attached to the object.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) DEPRECATED_MSG_ATTRIBUTE("Did you mean to use stripeDescription?") NSString *description;
Swift
var description: String { get }


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ignore-errors
{form}* ⇒ {result}*
forms—an implicit progn.
results—In the normal situation, the values of the forms are returned; in the exceptional situation, two values are returned: nil and the condition.
ignore-errors is used to prevent conditions of type error from causing entry into the debugger.
Specifically, ignore-errors executes forms in a dynamic environment where a handler for conditions of type error has been established; if invoked, it handles such conditions by returning two values, nil and the condition that was signaled, from the ignore-errors form.
If a normal return from the forms occurs, any values returned are returned by ignore-errors.
(defun load-init-file (program) (let ((win nil)) (ignore-errors ;if this fails, don't enter debugger (load (merge-pathnames (make-pathname :name program :type :lisp) (user-homedir-pathname))) (setq win t)) (unless win (format t "~&Init file failed to load.~ win)) (load-init-file "no-such-program") |> Init file failed to load. NIL
handler-case, Condition System Concepts
(ignore-errors . forms)
is equivalent to:
(handler-case (progn . forms) (error (condition) (values nil condition)))
Because the second return value is a condition in the exceptional case, it is common (but not required) to arrange for the second return value in the normal case to be missing or nil so that the two situations can be distinguished.


| Package | flare.vis.operator.encoder |
| Class | public class Encoder |
| Inheritance | Encoder Operator |
| Subclasses | ColorEncoder, ShapeEncoder, SizeEncoder |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| enabled : Boolean Indicates if the operator is enabled or disabled.
| Operator | ||
| filter : Function Boolean function indicating which items to process.
| Encoder | ||
| group : String The name of the data group for which to compute the encoding.
| Encoder | ||
| palette : Palette
The palette used to map scale values to visual values.
| Encoder | ||
| parameters : Object
Sets parameter values for this operator.
| Operator | ||
| scale : ScaleBinding
A scale binding to the source data.
| Encoder | ||
| source : String The source property.
| Encoder | ||
| target : String The target property.
| Encoder | ||
| visualization : Visualization
The visualization processed by this operator.
| Operator |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _binding : ScaleBinding
A scale binding to the source data.
| Encoder | ||
| _filter : Function Boolean function indicating which items to process.
| Encoder | ||
| _t : Transitioner
A transitioner for collecting value updates.
| Encoder | ||
| _target : String The target property.
| Encoder |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Encoder(source:String = null, target:String = null, group:String, filter:* = null)
Creates a new Encoder.
| Encoder | ||
|
applyParameters(op:IOperator, params:Object):void
[static]
Static method that applies parameter settings to an operator.
| Operator | ||
|
operate(t:Transitioner = null):void
Performs an operation over the contents of a visualization.
| Encoder | ||
|
setup():void
Setup method invoked whenever this operator's visualization
property is set.
| Encoder |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
canBindToData():Boolean
Verifies the encoder is attached to a
Visualization
instance that currently has data. | Encoder | ||
|
encode(val:Object):*
Computes an encoding for the input value.
| Encoder |
| _binding | property |
protected var _binding:ScaleBinding
A scale binding to the source data.
| _filter | property |
protected var _filter:Function
Boolean function indicating which items to process.
| filter | property |
filter:Function
[read-write]Boolean function indicating which items to process. Only items for which this function return true will be considered by the labeler. If the function is null, all items will be considered.
Implementation public function get filter():Function
public function set filter(value:Function):void
See also
| group | property |
group:String
[read-write]The name of the data group for which to compute the encoding.
Implementation public function get group():String
public function set group(value:String):void
| palette | property |
palette:Palette
[read-write]The palette used to map scale values to visual values.
Implementation public function get palette():Palette
public function set palette(value:Palette):void
| scale | property |
scale:ScaleBinding
[read-write]A scale binding to the source data.
Implementation public function get scale():ScaleBinding
public function set scale(value:ScaleBinding):void
| source | property |
source:String
[read-write]The source property.
Implementation public function get source():String
public function set source(value:String):void
| _t | property |
protected var _t:Transitioner
A transitioner for collecting value updates.
| _target | property |
protected var _target:String
The target property.
| target | property |
target:String
[read-write]The target property.
Implementation public function get target():String
public function set target(value:String):void
| Encoder | () | constructor |
public function Encoder(source:String = null, target:String = null, group:String, filter:* = null)
Creates a new Encoder.
Parameterssource:String (default = null ) — the source property
|
|
target:String (default = null ) — the target property
|
|
group:String — the data group to process
|
|
filter:* (default = null ) — a filter function controlling which items are encoded
|
| canBindToData | () | method |
protected function canBindToData():Boolean
Verifies the encoder is attached to a Visualization
instance that currently has data. As a side effect, this method
will attempt to establish the data binding.
Boolean — Returns true if a Visualization
instance's data property is non-null.
|
| encode | () | method |
protected function encode(val:Object):*
Computes an encoding for the input value.
Parametersval:Object — a data value to encode
|
* — the encoded visual value
|
| operate | () | method |
public override function operate(t:Transitioner = null):void
Performs an operation over the contents of a visualization.
Parameterst:Transitioner (default = null ) — a Transitioner instance for collecting value updates.
|
| setup | () | method |
public override function setup():void
Setup method invoked whenever this operator's visualization property is set.


File | Load ... : Load a graph in GraphML
File | Save : Save the current graph in GraphML
Add Node ...: Add a simple node
Add Compound For Selected: Add a new compound containing selected nodes
Add Edge Between Selected: Add an edge between two selected nodes
Delete Selected: Delete selected nodes and edges


IPA/AD Trust Authentication
Active Directory (AD) Trust Authentication on the Appliance is supported with External Authentication to IPA.
In this guide we will cover how to manually configure an Appliance’s external authentication to work with AD Trust Authentication using IPA. This provides IPA Users access to the Appliance Administrative UI and the REST API using their AD credentials.
Requirements
The following is needed in order to enable AD Trust Authentication to the Appliance:
-
A CentOS/RHEL 7.2 based MiQ Appliance
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Windows Server 2008 R2 or later with configured AD DC and DNS installed locally on the DC
Set up and configure an IPA server for AD Trust Authentication
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Configure an IPA Server based on FreeIPA 3.3.3 or later
Instructions for setting up and configuring cross-realm trust between an IPA domain and an AD (Active Directory) domain can be found at freeipa.org Active Directory Trust Setup
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Add necessary user attributes to the SSSD configuration on the IPA server
The SSSD configuration file on the IPA Server must be updated to list needed user attributes.
Add the following entry to the SSSD configuration file /etc/sssd/sssd.conf
[ifp]
user_attributes = +mail, +givenname, +sn, +displayname
-
DNS Configuration Significance
Special care should be made when configuring DNS as improper DNS configurations can result in poor performance and improper functionality. For more details refer to the following documents:
Enable the MiQ Appliance to use the configued IPA server
Use the Appliance Console to enable external authentication to the IPA Server.
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Log in to console as root
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Run appliance_console
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Summary screen should show External Auth as not configured, Press any key
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From the Advanced Setting menu, select the menu item Configure External Authentication (httpd)
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Enter the FQDN of the IPA Server, i.e. ipaserver.test.company.com
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Enter the IPA Server domain, i.e. test.company.com
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Enter the IPA Server realm, i.e. TEST.COMPANY.COM
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Press enter to select the default IPA Server Principal, i.e. admin
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Enter the Password of the IPA Server Principal
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Review details, and Enter y to proceed.
Configure the MiQ appliance to use external authentication
Log in to the MiQ appliance as admin, then in Settings→Configuration→Server→Authentication
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Set mode to External (httpd)
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Check: Get User Groups from External Authentication (httpd)
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Optionally Check: Enable Single Signon
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Click Save.
The above steps need to be done on each UI and WebService enabled appliance.
in Settings→Configuration→Access Control
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Make sure the user’s groups are created on the Appliance and appropriate roles assigned to those groups.
Create groups on the MiQ appliance
The below steps need to be done on each UI and WebService enabled appliance.
Log in to the MiQ appliance as admin, then in Settings→Configuration→Access Control→Groups→Configuration→Add a new Group
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Check: (Look Up LDAP Groups)
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Enter the AD user as the User to Look Up i.e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
Click Retrieve.
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Choose a group from the LDAP Groups for User dropdown.
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Assign the appropriate roles to the group
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Click Add.
Use AD Trust Authentication
Once the above is done, the user simply needs to specify their AD Username and Password when:
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Logging into the Appliance Administrative UI
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Accessing the REST API
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Using the Self Service UI
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Using the Single Sign On (SSO) to access the MiQ appliance after generating a Kerberos ticket by using kinit with AD credentials.


I love taking photos because i love seeing the inner beauty in things
I gained interest in the field when I was around 15, I had experienced alot of things in that period of my life and it came to me that if i had recorded those moments id recall them even after 10 years,then the idea of getting a camera came to my head and here i am
After having used it for a couple of years i asked myself what else could i do with it so i sat down and started brainstorming and wondered how i wouldve monetized it.
So i jolted down a couple of ideas:
As my business kept expanding i needed more capital in order to expand it.So i converted my business into a patnership and brought in my friends:
By adding their captial we were able to invest into a small office apartment and convert it into our base of operations
You can contact our office through:<PHONE_NUMBER>.
With the profits we made in the business we decided to start up a restaurant here's a link to it: Mazzo Diner


Welcome to Ripple.
Ripple is a private osu! server.
There are many like it, but this one is ours.
We have leaderboards.
Online user listing!
(Yes, chat really works!)
osu!direct.
Global leaderboards.
Spectator!
Multiplayer!
The bot that never int overflows, FokaBot.
(This information was very necessary.)
And we have much, much more to come!
(oh, also. We are 100% independent from osu!, and have an independent avatar system).
We even have cutting edge working without the need to patch your client!
Ripple is the result of two Italian developers who woke up one sunny summer day and decided to make their own private osu! server.
It is now an open source fully-fledged osu! private server.
We don't say to be the best out of all the available osu! private server...


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I am a recent grad from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. My interests lie in the intersection of
I was previously a Software Engineering Intern at LinkedIn in the summer of 2015! I worked on a new recruiting platform known as LinkedIn Referrals under Talent Solutions. Some technologies I used include: Play/Scala, Java, Rest.li, Hadoop, and Oracle database. I'll be joining full time starting July 2017 in San Francisco.
Last summer, I was a Software Engineering Intern at VISA. Over the course of 12 weeks, I developed a demo Android application using their SDK for mobile merchants to make secure credit card transactions.
I was previously a
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A Centered Lemon
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We have services!
- extend viral relationships
- implement killer systems
- unleash efficient e-tailers
- envisioneer clicks-and-mortar e-commerce
- mesh clicks-and-mortar communities
- synthesize ubiquitous eyeballs
- maximize viral experiences
- recontextualize real-time e-services
- cultivate next-generation relationships
- redefine integrated communities
- scale intuitive markets
- leverage 24/365 platforms
- exploit intuitive metrics


Technical Blog #5: The Ruling Class
06/23/15
Welcome to a gathering of Lords and Ladies, Kings and Queens, Nobleman and Noblewomen... You see where this is going. Themes are always important for a rousing good time. If you haven't figured it out yet, the theme is, like the title says, the ruling classes. By the I mean classes in Ruby obviously. I don't know about the rest of you but my social circle is lacking in the royalty department.
What is a class in Ruby then? Well classes are essentially a way to organize objects and methods. A class usually consists of a collection of method definitions. You would use this on an object. You would start it by putting Object.new and then what ever parameter you want to work with. It would run the object through multiple methods to give you the answer you wanted.
What would you use this for? It would be best to put it in terms of some example. I figure why not use Pokemon! People love pokemon but these days it's getting hard to keep up. There are so many now and so many things to know about each of them it's hard to keep it all straight. This is where you would use a class. The class would be Pokemon and the object would be whichever pokemon you want to look at. Inside the class you could create methods to keep track of the pokemon for any number of things. You could create a class keeps track of them by Pokedex number, height, weight, type, strengths, weaknesses, etc. You can see why a class would be really helpful


esys.downunder.magtel1d Package¶
Classes¶
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class
esys.downunder.magtel1d.
MT_1D
(freq, depths, rho, zcoord)¶ Bases:
object
Calculates the electromagnetic fields in the subsurface for a 1D layered earth.
Partly based on Fortran code by Phil Wannamaker in MT2D (http://marineemlab.ucsd.edu/Projects/Occam/2DMT/index.html)
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__init__
(freq, depths, rho, zcoord)¶ Constructor which initialises the 1D magnetotelluric class: (*) check for argument type (*) check for valid argument values (*) initialises required data lists
param freq :: sounding frequency type freq ::
float
param depths :: layer depth interfaces type depths ::list
(number) param rho :: layer resistivities type rho ::list
(number) param zcoord :: sample coordinate points type zcoord ::list
(number)self.f = freq :: sounding frequency self.z = zcoord :: sample coordinate points self.zl = zl :: layer depths self.dl = dl :: layer thicknesses self.rl = rl :: layer resistivities
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mt1d
()¶ Public method to calculate the MT-1D EM-fields at sample coordinates.
self.f :: sounding frequency self.z :: sample coordinate points self.zl :: layer depths self.dl :: layer thicknesses self.rl :: layer resistivities
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Triple
public struct Triple : Equatable
A Triple
provides an abstraction over “Target Triples”.
A Target Triple encodes information about the target of a compilation session including the underlying processor architecture, OS, platform vendor, and additional information about the runtime environment.
A target triple is usually specified at the command line as a -
delimited
string in the format:
<arch><sub>-<vendor>-<sys>-<abi>
For example:
nvptx64-nvidia-cuda
x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
x86_64-apple-ios8.3-simulator
For this reason, Triple
provides an initializer that parses strings in
this format.
-
The raw target triple string.
Declaration
Swift
public let data: String
-
The target’s architecture.
Declaration
Swift
public let architecture: Architecture
-
The target’s vendor.
Declaration
Swift
public let vendor: Vendor
-
The target’s operating system.
Declaration
Swift
public let os: OS
-
The target’s environment.
Declaration
Swift
public let environment: Environment
-
The target’s object file format.
Declaration
Swift
public let objectFormat: ObjectFormat
-
Returns the default target triple for the host machine.
Declaration
Swift
public static let `default`: Triple
-
Create a target triple from known components.
Declaration
Swift
public init( architecture: Architecture = .unknown, vendor: Vendor = .unknown, os: OS = .unknown, environment: Environment = .unknown, objectFormat: ObjectFormat = .unknown )
Parameters
architecture
The target’s architecture. If none is specified, an unknown architecture is assumed.
vendor
The target’s vendor. If none is specified, an unknown vendor is assumed.
os
The target’s operating system. If none is specified, an unknown operating system is assumed.
environment
The target’s environment. If none is specified, an unknown environment is assumed.
objectFormat
The target’s object file format. If none is specified, an unknown object file format is assumed.
-
Create a target triple by parsing a string in the standard LLVM triple format.
The expected format of a target triple string is as follows:
<arch><sub>-<vendor>-<sys>-<abi>
Declaration
Swift
public init(_ str: String)
Parameters
str
The target triple format string to parse.
-
Create a target triple from string components.
The environment is assumed to be unknown and the object file format is determined from a combination of the given target architecture and operating system.
Declaration
Swift
public init(arch: String, vendor: String, os: String)
Parameters
arch
The target’s architecture.
vendor
The target’s vendor
os
The target’s operating system.
-
Create a target triple from string components.
Declaration
Swift
public init(arch: String, vendor: String, os: String, environment: String)
Parameters
arch
The target’s architecture.
vendor
The target’s vendor
os
The target’s operating system.
environment
The target’s environment.
-
Declaration
Swift
public static func == (lhs: Triple, rhs: Triple) -> Bool
-
Normalizes a target triple format string.
The normalization process converts an arbitrary machine specification into the canonical triple form. In particular, it handles the common case in which otherwise valid components are in the wrong order.
Examples:
Triple.normalize("---") == "unknown-unknown-unknown-unknown" Triple.normalize("-pc-i386") == "i386-pc-unknown" Triple.normalize("a-b-c-i386") == "i386-a-b-c"
Declaration
Swift
public static func normalize(_ string: String) -> String
Parameters
string
The target triple format string.
Return Value
A normalized target triple string.
-
Returns the architecture component of the triple, if it exists.
If the environment component does not exist, the empty string is returned.
Declaration
Swift
public var architectureName: Substring { get }
-
Returns the vendor component of the triple, if it exists.
If the environment component does not exist, the empty string is returned.
Declaration
Swift
public var vendorName: Substring { get }
-
Returns the operating system component of the triple, if it exists.
If the environment component does not exist, the empty string is returned.
Declaration
Swift
public var osName: Substring { get }
-
Returns the environment component of the triple, if it exists.
If the environment component does not exist, the empty string is returned.
Declaration
Swift
public var environmentName: Substring { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a simulator.
Declaration
Swift
public var isSimulatorEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a Windows OS in an MSVC environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isKnownWindowsMSVCEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Checks if the environment could be MSVC.
Declaration
Swift
public var isWindowsMSVCEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a Windows OS in a CoreCLR environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isWindowsCoreCLREnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a Windows OS in an Itanium environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isWindowsItaniumEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a Windows OS in a Cygnus environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isWindowsCygwinEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether this environment is a Windows OS in a GNU environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isWindowsGNUEnvironment: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the OS uses glibc.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSGlibc: Bool { get }
-
Tests for either Cygwin or MinGW OS
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSCygMing: Bool { get }
-
Is this a “Windows” OS targeting a “MSVCRT.dll” environment.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSMSVCRT: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the OS uses the ELF binary format.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSBinFormatELF: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the OS uses the COFF binary format.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSBinFormatCOFF: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the environment is MachO.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSBinFormatMachO: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the OS uses the Wasm binary format.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSBinFormatWasm: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the OS uses the XCOFF binary format.
Declaration
Swift
public var isOSBinFormatXCOFF: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is the PS4 CPU
Declaration
Swift
public var isPS4CPU: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is the PS4 platform
Declaration
Swift
public var isPS4: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is Android
Declaration
Swift
public var isAndroid: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the environment is musl-libc
Declaration
Swift
public var isMusl: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is NVPTX (32- or 64-bit).
Declaration
Swift
public var isNVPTX: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is Thumb (little and big endian).
Declaration
Swift
public var isThumb: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is ARM (little and big endian).
Declaration
Swift
public var isARM: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is AArch64 (little and big endian).
Declaration
Swift
public var isAArch64: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is MIPS 32-bit (little and big endian).
Declaration
Swift
public var isMIPS32: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is MIPS 64-bit (little and big endian).
Declaration
Swift
public var isMIPS64: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target is MIPS (little and big endian, 32- or 64-bit).
Declaration
Swift
public var isMIPS: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target supports comdat
Declaration
Swift
public var supportsCOMDAT: Bool { get }
-
Returns whether the target uses emulated TLS as default.
Declaration
Swift
public var hasDefaultEmulatedTLS: Bool { get }
-
Represents an architecture known to LLVM.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum Architecture : String, CaseIterable
-
Represents a vendor known to LLVM.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum Vendor : String, CaseIterable
-
Represents an operating system known to LLVM.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum OS : String, CaseIterable
-
Represents a runtime environment known to LLVM.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum Environment : String, CaseIterable
-
Represents an object file format known to LLVM.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum ObjectFormat : String, CaseIterable


Hello, welcome to the MexDevs user control system.
Here you can find information about existing users, create new users, edit and delete them.
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@* * Call the `main` template with two arguments. The first * argument is a `String` with the title of the page, the second * argument is an `Html` object containing the body of the page. *@ @(content: Html) @main("Welcome to Play") {
Some quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.


National Energy Data
Infrastructure refers to the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function. It typically characterises technical structures such as roads, bridges, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, telecommunications, and so forth, and can be defined as "the physical components of interrelated systems providing commodities and services essential to enable, sustain, or enhance societal living conditions." Wikipedia
The electricity transmission lines were digitized in 2011 from the library of imagery held within Geoscience Australia. Imagery used ranged from 0.15m resolution aerial photos to 2.5m resolution satellite images. The database was revised in January 2014 to reflect the most current version of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) Transmission Network Diagrams dated 14 February 2013.
The national onshore oil and gas pipelines datasets represent the spatial locations of pipelines for the transmission of oil and natural gas within mainland Australia complimented with feature attribution.


The Customize dialog allows you to completely tailor the user-interface to your own needs and preferences. You can drag any command or submenu in any of the categories in the Commands page to a toolbar or menu. Similarly the Keyboard page allows you to assign commands to a keyboard shortcut or check what keys are already assigned. You can even assign commands to context (popup) menus and mouse double-click events (see below).
The Toolbars page allows you to create and edit toolbars. HexEdit Pro comes with two built-in toolbars, called Tool Bar and Edit Bar, and a menu bar. If you have made a major mistake with your customization, or the menu bar or toolbars are messed up you can use the “Reset” or “Reset All” buttons to restore them to the way they were originally. You may also need to do this if you have installed a new version over the top of an old version of HexEdit Pro and you cannot see the new commands.
The search and address tools (that, by default, are on the Edit Bar) can now be resized (new in version 2.0). For example you might work with long search strings and want to make the find tool wider. You can also change toolbar button image by selecting from some supplied images or even use the button image editor to create your own.
The Customize Menus page allows you to modify the two mainframe menus (the cut-down menu that appears when there are no files open and the full menu that appears when one or more files are open). You can also modify the context menu seen when you right-click on the following areas
status bar
address area of window display
hex area (unless selected or highlighted)
character area (unless selected or highlighted)
the current selection (in hex or character area)
highlighted bytes (in hex or character area)
bookmarks (in hex or character area)
in the Aerial view window
on a tab in the window tabs area
on the ruler
There is also a special customization feature that allows you to run any command when you double-click certain areas with the mouse. This should be reserved for very often used commands. The areas and their default commands are:
hex area - sets the mark to the byte double-clicked
character area - sets the mark
highlight - select the highlight clicked on
bookmark (hex or char area) - shows bookmarks window
address area - selects the row clicked on
ruler - toggles between hex and decimal addresses
ruler row size handle - turns on auto-fit mode
ruler grouping handle - no default
ruler offset handle - no default
The customize Tools page allows you to easily set up external programs to be executed from the HexEdit Pro Tools menu. By default this is set up to run Notepad and the Windows Calculator.
For further information see:
Customize to find out how to invoke the Customize dialog
Commands Page to customize toolbars and menus
Toolbars Page to create and customize toolbars
Tools Page to add user-defined tools
Keyboard Page to customize the keyboard
Menu Page to customize the main menu and various context menus
Mouse Page to customize double-click events
Options Page to see other customization options


What type of data?
- New light sheet microscopy techniques
- Large volumetric datasets (terabyte-sized)
- Increased numbers of dimensions and scale
- Multi view datasets
- Performance limitations with TIFF based formats
- Need for fast random data access across dimensions
- New formats developed by the community
- Images stored as chunked multidimensional arrays
Current Scenario?
OME-TIFF
- A number of existing formats such as Imaris and CellH5
- These are often HDF5 based
- Images are converted to OME-TIFF format
- Not as performant as desired when scale increases
OME-Model
- Metadata stored in 5D plane-based model
- A new image and a new Pixels element for each image volume
- Additional metadata stored as Annotations
Bio-Formats API
- Original API allowed for reading and writing of planes
- Last year we had API additions to support tiling
What is the solution?
- New binary container format to sit alongside OME-TIFF
- New OME model which supports nD chunk-based data
- Full backwards compatibility
- New API for reading and writing of chunked data
- A way to represent multiple volumes as a single image
- The ability to read and write multi dimensional images
- Flexibility to add user defined dimensions and attributes
What have we done so far?
Existing OME model
- Consists of a single Pixels element for every Image
Existing Pixels element
- 5 dimensions - X, Y, Z, T and C
- Multiple Channel elements per Pixels
- TiffData stores IFD
- Pixels element for each image volume
Proposed OME model
- Experimental - still in early scoping phases
- Conversion of the existing 5D plane-based model to an nD chunk-based model
- The ability and flexibility to add user defined dimensions and attributes
Example OME-XML
Big Data Viewer (BDV)
- The BigDataViewer from MPI Dresden
- A re-slicing browser in Fiji's SPIMage processing pipeline
- Also has a custom data format based on XML and HDF5
- Images are tiled multi-resolution pyramids
- Each channel or angle or combination of both is a setup
- Each combination of setup and timepoint as a view.
- Each view has one corresponding image volume.
- https://imagej.net/BigDataViewer
Keller Lab Block file type (KLB)
Our plans for the future
- Integrate the new formats into the existing OME-Model
- Continue scoping new OME container
- Prototyping and testing new iterations of the data model
- New API additions to support extended dimensions
- Design new API additions for chunk based access
- Develop new container format
- Implement reader and writer for new OME format


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easy video embed is a jQuery plugin that allows you to easily and dynamically embed YouTube and Vimeo videos onto a page. Play with the example to the rightbelow to see what it does.
easy video embed was inpired by a web app I was helping to create which had a news module. We allowed the user to create news articles with different types of media embeds, one of those being YouTube and Vimeo videos. All the users have to do is input a url and the video shows up. No copying embed code. No figuring out what the correct url to use is. Just simply copy & paste.


The second input text element should be selected when the page is first loaded.
When the entered text (in any of the inputs) has less then 3 characters ore more than 5 the validation will fail, thus causing the focus to be put back on the first invalid entry.


Ezekiel Elliott Reveals How Dak Prescott Reacted To His TD Celebration
by Matt HladikAfter catching a touchdown pass from Dak Prescott in Sunday’s win over the Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott broke out his best impression of the star quarterback’s “hip-whip” pregame routine.
Apparently, Elliott did a pretty solid impersonation. Good enough to impress Prescott, in fact.
Zeke told reporters today that Prescott told him he’s “nice” at the move. He also joked that he should switch positions.
Dallas is more than fine with Elliott remaining at running back and Prescott playing QB. The Cowboys’ offense is clicking right now.
They will face their toughest test yet this weekend though. Dallas travels to New England to face the Patriots and their stingy defense on Sunday.
 Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. ET.


Forms9Patch Label Element
Background
I wrote the Forms9Patch.Label
element to solve a couple of problems:
EmbeddedResource, Custom Fonts
Setting up to use custom fonts with Xamarin.Forms is very painful - and not at all in the spirit of cross platform. I wish Xamarin had made using custom fonts easier because I would rather be making apps than making libraries. But, alas, that's not (yet) the case. If you're at Xamarin and are reading this, please don't take it personally - I love Xamarin Forms and wouldn't be putting in this much effort if I didn't.
As with images, it seems that the idea cross-platform approach to custom fonts would be to embed them (as EmbeddedResources) in the shared, cross platform code. That wasn't trivial and there were a lot of obstacles to overcome. Once worked out, I saw it was possible to bring this font management magic back to Xamarin.Forms elements via the Forms9Patch.EmbeddedResourceFontEffect
.
Just to clarify, Forms9Patch text elements (Label
and buttons) supports EmbeddedResource custom fonts without modification. Xamarin.Forms text elements (Label
and Button
) can also use EmbeddedResource custom fonts by adding the Forms9Patch.EmbeddedResourceFontEffect
effect.
Detailed Examples
- Adding your custom font as an Embedded Resource
- Embedded Resource custom font with Forms9Patch.Label
- Embedded Resource custom fonts with Xamarin.Forms text elements + EmbeddedResourceFontEffect
Intra-Label Text Formatting
Text formating shouldn't be painful. That's why HTML and MarkDown were invented. Although Xamarin uses a fairly conventional approach (intermediate Span
elements), it certainly isn't an easy approach. Both iOS and Android have some HTML markup capability, natively. However, the philosophy behind Forms9Patch is to avoid native if there is a NetStandard, PCL, or Shared Library approach that is easier and just as fast.
Forms9Patch avoids the use of intermediate elements. Instead, you to pass HTML directly to the Label
or button elements by way of the HtmlText
property. Also, the HtmlText
property supports a larger range of formatting than Xamarin provides via the Span element. Additionally, HtmlText
integrates Forms9Patch's Embedded Resource Custom Font support into its HTML markup to give you the power to easily apply custom fonts on a granular level.
Autofitting - Automatically Resizing Text
Something very important to me is the ability to resize a label's FontSize
so the label can fit its container without truncation - or having more control over the layout before truncation happens. At the time of this writing, Xamarin's recommendation for this is "build a custom renderer". Which is what I did.
Before starting, I reviewed what I already knew: Apple and Android has some provisions for auto-fitting. But neither addressed all the use cases I've faced. So, Forms9Patch's Label's auto-fitting had to do more. Oversimplifying things:
- If the bounds (width and height) of the label are imposed upon it then auto-fitting should scale the font to fit those bounds.
- If the width of the label is imposed upon it then auto-fitting should scale the label's height.
But that is an oversimplification. The Lines
, FontSize
, and AutoFit
properties play an important role and determining just how Forms9Patch's auto-fitting works. To better explain this, lets look at the imposed bounds and imposed width cases separately.
Once the autofitting is completed, Forms9Patch updates Label
's read only ActualFontSize
property with the resulting font size. And, in case you were wondering: Why is there no autofitting when the width is not imposed? Because then the text should all fit on one line.
Autofit: How it works
Source code for the below examples can be found in LabelAutofitPage.cs of the Forms9PatchDemo project GitHub repository.
Imposed Bounds Autofitting
So what is meant by Imposed Bounds? If the bounds of the Label
is either requested (using WidthRequest
and/or HeightRequest
) and/or is limited by the bounds of its parent container element (the Label
's content is greater than the space available), then Forms9Patch says the Label
's bounds is imposed. If the Label'
s bounds are imposed, then you can choose its autofitting behavior using the following property settings:
| Property Setting(s) | Result | GIF |
|---|---|---|
Lines=0 |
Scale the font size of the text until it either fits within the bounds, limiting the font size between MinFontSize and FontSize . This is the default setting. |
|
Lines>0 AutoFit=AutoFit.None |
Scale the font size of the text until Lines lines fits the Label's Height , limiting the font size between FontSize and MinFontSize . If the text cannot fit within Lines lines or the imposed height, apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
|
Lines>0 AutoFit=AutoFit.Width |
Scale the font size of the text until it all fits within Lines lines, limiting the font size between FontSize and MinFontSize . If limited to MinFontSize , apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
|
Lines>0 AutoFit=AutoFit.Lines |
Scale the font size of the text until Lines lines fits the Label's Height, limiting the font size between FontSize and MinFontSize . If the text cannot fit within Lines lines, apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
Imposed Width Autofitting
Autofitting works differently if the Label
's width has been imposed but the height has not. In this scenario, the goal is to scale the height to match text at the given FontSize
or the given AutoFit
and Line
values. The table below describes how imposed width autofitting behavior is controlled by the related property settings:
| Property Setting(s) | Result | GIF |
|---|---|---|
Lines=0 |
Scale the height of the Label to fit the text at the current FontSize . This is the default setting. |
|
Lines>0 AutoFit=AutoFit.None |
Scale the height of the Label so that it is as tall as the smaller of either Lines lines at FontSize or the complete text body at FontSize . If the text cannot fit within Lines lines, apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
|
Lines>0 AutoFit=AutoFit.Width |
Scale the height of the Label and the font size of the text until it all fits within Lines lines, limiting the font size between FontSize and MinFontSize . If limited to MinFontSize , apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
|
Lines>0 Fit=LabelFit.Lines |
Scale the height of the Label so that it is as tall as Lines lines at FontSiz e. If the text cannot fit within Lines lines, apply the LineBreakMode truncation. |
How does Forms9Patch HTML Markup work
Both iOS and Android have some HTML markup capability, natively. However, the philosophy behind Forms9Patch is to avoid native if there is a NetStandard approach that is easier and just as fast. Forms9Patch does this by avoiding the use of intermediate classes and, instead, allows you to pass HTML directly to its Label
, Segment
, and Button
elements by way of the HtmlText
property. Also, HtmlText
property supports a larger range of formatting than Xamarin provides via the Span
element. Additionally, HtmlText
integrates Forms9Patch's Embedded Resource Custom Font support into its HTML markup to give you the power to easily apply custom fonts on a granular level.
Supported Tags

Anchor (Action), formatted as a hyperlink. The text surrounded by this tag will look like a hyperlink. When this text is tapped on, it will trigger Label's eventEventHandler<ActionTagEventArgs>> ActionTagTapped
event. TheActionTagTapped
event will pass object sender (theLabel
element) andActionTagEventArgs
e (with, you guessed it, two parameters:Id
andHref
). Attributes:id
a first string to identify the actionhref
a second string to further identify the action
<big>
Big
Bold
Delete<den>
Denominator
Emphasis
Font. Attributes:face
: font family (supports native, "Monospace", "San-serif", "Serif", and Embedded Resource custom fonts)size
: font size (in "px", "em", and "%" units, HTML 1-7 unit-less, HTML relative, and HTML named sizes )color
: font color (in RGB, RGBA, HEX, and HTML named colors)

Insert
Italic<num>
Numerator

Preformatted (Mono-space font with white space preserved)<s>
Strike-through
Small
Strike-through
Strong
Subscript
Superscript<tt>
Teletype
Underline
Attributes
Only the style attribute is supported at this time.
style
: Style applied within tag limits. Parameters:background-color
: Background color. (in rgb, rgba, hex, and HTML named colors)color
: Font (foreground) color. (in rgb, rgba, hex, and HTML named colors)font-family
: Font family (supports native, "Monospace", "San-serif", "Serif", and Embedded Resource custom fonts)font-size
: font size (in "px", "em", and "%" units, HTML 1-7 unitless, HTML relative, and HTML named sizes )font-weight
: Set to bold to apply bold to the text. Only bold is supported at this time and only on fonts there a bold subset is available. It is recommended to use the
tag instead.font-style
: Set to italic to apply italics formatting to the text. Only italic is supported at this time and only on fonts where an italic subset is available. It is recommended to use the
tag instead.
XAML Example for HTML Markup
Follow one of the below Getting Started guides to create a .NetStandard Xamarin Forms cross-platform app with the
MyDemoApp
assembly namespace.Create a Resources folder in the app's shared code (.NetStandard) project:
Right click on your .NetStandard project and select Add / New Folder.
A New Folder folder should appear. Rename it Resources.
Before After
Create a Fonts folder under the Resources folder in the app's shared code (.NetStandard) project
Save the MaterialIcons-Regular.ttf custom font file to the Resources/Fonts folder. I prefer to drag it from OSX Finder or Windows File Explorer into the Resources/Fonts folder in VisualStudio.
Set the Build Action to EmbeddedResource for this custom font.
Make note of the Resource ID of this custom font. See Embedded Resource Id Naming Convention for details.
Your Embedded Resource custom font is now ready for use by Forms9Patch label and button elements and for any Xamarin.Forms.VisualElement that supports the
FontFamily
property.Add a "Forms ContentPage Xaml" file to your .NetStandard project:
Right click on your PCL project (MyDemoApp)
Select Add / New File...
The New File dialog box should appear.
Select Forms ContentPage Xaml, enter a name (HtmlTextPage), and click the [New] button.
You should now have two new files open in Xamarin Studio:
HtmlTextPage.xaml
(a skeleton Xaml page) and its code behind,HtmlTextPage.xaml.cs
.
Add the
Forms9Patch
namespace to your XAMLOpen the
HtmlTestPage.xaml
file.Add the
xmlns:f9p="clr-namespace:Forms9Patch;assembly=Forms9Patch"
attribute to the<ContentPage>
tag.
Add the XAML Layout
Add the
Padding="40
andBackgroundColor="Silver"
attributes to the<ContentPage>
tag.Add the following
Forms9Patch.Label
andForms9Patch.SegmentedControl
elements to aXamarin.Forms.StackLayout
as theContentPage
's content:<StackLayout>  <f9p:Label TextColor="Black"> <![CDATA[plain bold italic]]]> </f9p:Label> <f9p:SegmentedControl BackgroundColor="White" FontSize="16" FontColor="#0076FF" Orientation="Vertical" OutlineColor="#CCC" OutlineWidth="0" SeparatorWidth="1" OutlineRadius="6" Padding="5"> <f9p:Segment><![CDATA[Pause 5]]></f9p:Segment> <f9p:Segment><![CDATA[Pause 10]]></f9p:Segment> <f9p:Segment><![CDATA[Pause 15]]></f9p:Segment> <f9p:Segment Text="Cancel" FontColor="Red"/> <f9p:Segment HtmlText="<s>Launch</s>" FontAttributes="Bold" IsEnabled="false"> <![CDATA[<s>Launch</s>]]]> </f9p:Segment> </f9p:SegmentedControl> </StackLayout>
Make
HtmlTestPage
your apps MainPage.- Open your .NetStandard project's Application subclass (
MyDemoApp.cs
in this example). - Set the
MainPage
property tonew HtmlTestPage()
- Open your .NetStandard project's Application subclass (
Build and start your app


Input API
If you want to call any of the following actions when your not logged in, add an apikey to the URL of your request.
Available HTML URLs
| The input list view | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_node |
| This page | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_api |
| Input processing configuration page | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/process?inputid=1 |
Available JSON commands
To use the json api the request url needs to include .json
Post data
| Create Node: | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_node/create_node?node={"apikey_write": "{{writeKey}}", "userid": "1", "description": "Sytem_Test_Node"} |
| JSON format: | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/post_json?json={power:200} |
| CSV format: | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/post_json?csv=100,200,300 |
| Assign inputs to a node group | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/post_json?node=1&csv=100,200,300 |
| Set the input entry time manually | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/post_json?time=1418916424&node=1&csv=100,200,300 |
APIKEY
To post data from a remote device you will need to include in the request url your write apikey. This give your device write access to your emoncms account, allowing it to post data.
| For example using the first json type request above just add the apikey to the end like this: | http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/pyemon_input/post_json?json={power:200, apikey_write={{writeKey}}} |
Bulk data
| You can provide data using bulk mode | http://emoncms.org/input/bulk.json?data=[[0,16,1137],[2,17,1437,3164],[4,19,1412,3077]] |
- The first number of each node is the time offset (see below).
- The second number is the node id, this is the unique identifer for the wireless node.
- All the numbers after the first two are data values. The second node here (node 17) has two data values: 1437 and 3164.
- Optional offset and time parameters allow the sender to set the time reference for the packets. If none is specified, it is assumed that the last packet just arrived. The time for the other packets is then calculated accordingly.
| Legacy default format (4 is now, 2 is -2 seconds and 0 is -4 seconds to now): | http://emoncms.org/input/bulk.json?data=[[0,16,1137],[2,17,1437,3164],[4,19,1412,3077]] |
| Time offset format (-6 is -16 seconds to now): | http://emoncms.org/input/bulk.json?data=[[-10,16,1137],[-8,17,1437,3164],[-6,19,1412,3077]]&offset=-10 |
| Sentat format: (useful for sending as positive increasing time index) | http://emoncms.org/input/bulk.json?data=[[520,16,1137],[530,17,1437,3164],[535,19,1412,3077]]&sentat=543 |
| Absolute time format (-6 is<PHONE_NUMBER> seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC)) | http://emoncms.org/input/bulk.json?data=[[-10,16,1137],[-8,17,1437,3164],[-6,19,1412,3077]]&time=1418916424 |
Input actions
| List of inputs | http://emoncms.org/input/list.json |
| Delete an input | http://emoncms.org/input/delete.json?id=1 |
Input process actions
| Add an input process | http://emoncms.org/input/process/add.json?inputid=1&processid=1&arg=-1&newfeedname=power |
| List input process list | http://emoncms.org/input/process/list.json?inputid=1 |
| Delete input process | http://emoncms.org/input/process/delete.json?inputid=1&processid=1 |
| Move input process | http://emoncms.org/input/process/move.json?inputid=1&processid=1&moveby=1 |
| Reset input process list | http://emoncms.org/input/process/reset.json?inputid=1 |


Source code for ikkuna.export.subscriber.hessian_eig
from ikkuna.export.subscriber import PlotSubscriber, Subscription
from ikkuna.export.messages import get_default_bus
try:
from hessian_eigenthings import compute_hessian_eigenthings
except ImportError:
print('You need to install `https://github.com/noahgolmant/pytorch-hessian-eigenthings/`')
import sys
sys.exit(1)
[docs]class HessianEigenSubscriber(PlotSubscriber):
'''A subscriber to compute the top-k eigenvalues of the hessian of the loss w.r.t. the weights.
This is done by using defalted power iteration from Noah Golmant's ``hessian_eigenthings``
module, which has to be installed. This operation is _very_ expensive, since it involves
differentiating twice over a subset of the training data. Since the weights must be fixed,
gradients from training cannot be reused.
.. warning::
In my experiments, the power iteration from ``hessian_eigenthings`` does not really work;
the estimates do not converge to a single value when increasing the number of steps, but
rather are all over the place. Investigation needed.
'''
[docs] def __init__(self, forward_fn, loss_fn, data_loader, batch_size, frequency=1, num_eig=1,
power_steps=20, tag='default', message_bus=get_default_bus(), ylims=None,
backend='tb'):
'''
Parameters
----------
forward_fn : function
Function to obtain predictions. You probably want to pass the model's
``forward()`` routine here
loss_fn : torch.nn.Module
Loss function (such as :class:`torch.nn.CrossEntropyLoss`)
data_loader : torch.utils.data.DataLoader
Loader for the dataset to compute gradients over
batch_finished : int
Number of samples to compute gradients for in one step of power iteration
More should lead to a better estimate
frequency : int
How often to compute the eigenvalues (after every nth batch)
num_eig : int
Number of top eigenvalues to compute
power_iter_steps : int
Number of steps in the power iteration for computing a singular value.
The total number of batches read is then ``power_iter_steps * num_eig``
More steps should lead to a better estimate.
'''
title = f'Top hessian Eigenvalues'
ylabel = 'tbd'
xlabel = 'Train step'
subscription = Subscription(self, ['batch_finished', 'activations'], tag=tag)
super().__init__([subscription],
message_bus,
{'title': title,
'ylabel': ylabel,
'ylims': ylims,
'xlabel': xlabel},
backend=backend)
self._forward_fn = forward_fn
self._loss_fn = loss_fn
self._power_steps = power_steps
self._dataloader = data_loader
self._parameters = set()
self._num_eig = num_eig
self._frequency = frequency
[docs] def compute(self, message):
if message.kind == 'activations':
module = message.key.module
for p in module.parameters():
self._parameters.add(p)
else:
if self.subscriptions['batch_finished'].counter['batch_finished'] % self._frequency == 0:
evals, evecs = compute_hessian_eigenthings(self._forward_fn,
self._parameters,
self._dataloader,
self._loss_fn,
power_iter_steps=self._power_steps,
num_eigenthings=self._num_eig)
for i, val in enumerate(sorted(evals)):
self.backend.add_data(f'Eigenvalue {i}', evals[i], message.global_step)


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over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
For the mustard, place the mustard seeds into a bowl.
Place the vinegar and honey into a non-reactive pan and heat until the honey has dissolved. Pour the vinegar and honey mixture over the mustard seeds and mix thoroughly.
Add the ale and stir to combine. Cover with cling film and set aside for at least four hours, preferably overnight.
Pour the mustard mixture into a food processor and blend until smooth. This will take time as all of the mustard seeds need to break down.
Spoon into sterilised jars and seal.
For the steaks, place the steaks between two pieces of cling film and bash lightly with a rolling pin to flatten the steaks slightly.
Spread two tablespoons of the mustard over each steak.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter and two tablespoons of the olive oil. Once the butter has melted add the steaks and cook for 3-4 minutes on both sides, or until cooked to your liking. Remove from the pan and rest for at least five minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a frying pan until hot and add the remaining olive oil. Add the aubergines, shallots and rosemary and fry for 5-6 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the aubergines are golden-brown and soft.
To serve, place a steak onto each of four serving plates and top with a spoonful of the mustard. Place a couple of spoonfuls of the aubergine mixture alongside.


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CodePipeline Pipeline Stages Actions ActionTypeId
ActionTypeId
is a property of the CodePipeline Pipeline Stages
Actions property that
specifies the action type and provider for an CodePipeline action.
Syntax
Properties
Category
-
A category that defines which action type the owner (the entity that performs the action) performs. The category that you select determine the providers that you can specify for the
Provider
property. For valid values, see ActionTypeId in the AWS CodePipeline API Reference.Required: Yes
Type: String
Owner
-
The entity that performs the action. For valid values, see ActionTypeId in the AWS CodePipeline API Reference.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Provider
-
The service provider that the action calls. The providers that you can specify are determined by the category that you select. For example, a valid provider for the
Deploy
category is CodeDeploy, which you would specify asCodeDeploy
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Version
-
A version identifier for this action.
Required: Yes
Type: String


A structure used to write MIME entities. To read MIME entities, use jaypha.inet.mime.reading.mimeEntityReader
A MIME entity has two parts, the headers and the body. The headers are provided by MimeHeader. The body can be either flat content (type "Single") or a list of MIME entities (type "Multi"). MIME entities that are multiple are identified by a mime-type of "mulitpart".
Serialisation is performed by copy(), which writes the entity to the given output range, performing any needed formatting and encoding.
The definition of MIME entities are convered by several RFC documents. See the documentation main page for a list of these documents.
Properties:
| MimeEntity.Type entityType | Either Single or Multi. |
| MimeHeader[] headers | Generic headers |
| string encoding | Entity encoding. Can be either 7bit, 8bit, base64, binary or quoted-printable. Defaults to 8bit. |
| string boundary | Boundary used in multipart entities. |
| Content content | The entity body. |
| string asString | The formatted entity as a string, including all headers. |
Methods:
| this | Constrtuctor. |
| copy | Outputs to an output range. |
Constructor, taking a content type.
Parameters:
| MimeContentType contentType | Content type of the entity |
| bool asImf | true if the entity is used in IMF. Defaults to false |
Writes the entity to output.
Template Parameters:
| R | Output range for byte arrays. |
Parameters:
| R range | The output range |
Used to determine wheither an entity is single or multiple.
Values:
| Single | Entitiy is standard. |
| Multi | Entity is a 'multipart' type. Has sub-entities. |
Holds the content of the entity.
Members:
| ByteArray bod | Content for Single entites. |
| MimeEntity[] bodParts | Content for Multi entities. |


The shooting happened Wednesday just after 3 p.m. in the city's Frankford section, according to the Philadelphia Police Department, and no arrests have been made.
The little boy, identified by family as Semaj O'Branty, was walking home from school at the time, according to ABC Philadelphia station WPVI. The shooting was captured on surveillance video.
The unknown gunman fired multiple shots from a red Pontiac G6, police said Thursday. The suspect or suspects then fled in the car, said police.
The boy, who was rushed to a children's hospital, was still in critical condition on Thursday, police said.
"This is unacceptable," Deputy Police Commissioner Joe Sullivan said, according to WPVI. "We have to join police and community, come together and work together to get people like this off the street."
This shooting comes just weeks after a 2-year-old girl, Nikolette Rivera, was in the shot dead in her North Philadelphia home on a Sunday afternoon.
Nikolette was in her mother's arms when bullets from an automatic rifle came through the wall and hit her in the head.
One day before Nikolette was killed, an 11-month-old boy, Yazeem Jenkins, was shot four times and critically injured while in the back of a car in Philadelphia's Hunting Park neighborhood.
"Yazeem is fighting for his life at Children’s Hospital," William McSwain, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, said Monday.
After those two shootings, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said weapons are "flowing" into the city "like a river."
"Outraged, disgusted, and heartbroken by the violence this weekend that claimed the life of an innocent 2-year-old and left another infant fighting for his life," Kenney tweeted. "Philadelphians should not live in fear of violence that could take away a child’s life."


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Authorities: 19 hospitalized after bus hits tractor trailer
by The Associated PressCHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Authorities say more than a dozen people have been hospitalized in Virginia after a commercial bus hit an overturned tractor trailer on Interstate 64.
Citing Virginia State Police, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports 19 people were brought to hospitals after the Sunday morning crash on Afton Mountain at the Augusta and Nelson County line.
Police say the tractor trailer was heading east when the driver lost control and overturned across the road. A bus with 20 passengers couldn’t avoid the tractor trailer and hit it, splitting the truck in half.
Police said 19 people, including two drivers, were hospitalized with injuries ranging from minor to serious. No fatalities have been reported.
___
Information from: Richmond Times-Dispatch, http://www.richmond.com
The Associated Press


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block breadcrumbs %}
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--- layout: default title: An extremely fast, React-like JavaScript library for building modern user interfaces ---
One of the fastest front-end frameworks for rendering UI in the DOM.
Components have a similar API to React ES2015 components with inferno-component.
Stateless components are fully supported and have more usability thanks to inferno’s hooks system.
Isomorphic/Universal for easy server-side rendering with inferno-server.


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| button | keyboard shortcut | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Q | I fixed it! | |
| P | I couldn\'t fix it :( | |
| M | A different word is produced, or the clip needs a second look | |
| ↑ | Move left cursor later | |
| ← | Move left cursor earlier | |
| ↑ | Move right cursor later | |
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| [click on waveform] | space | Listen again |


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Dad of former X-Factor contestant quits Welsh council
Darren Macey served as a Plaid Cymru councillor for Ynyshir and Wattstown but wants to take up a role which means he can't continue as a councillor
by Anthony LewisA by-election will be held for the Ynyshir seat on Rhondda Cynon Taf Council after a councillor stepped down due to taking on a new role.
Councillor Darren Macey of Plaid Cymru was elected to represent Ynyshir and Wattstown on the council in 2017.
But due to taking up a role as historian and principal officer on the RCT Sporting Heroes 1800-2021 project he has been forced to stand down as a councillor.
Mr Macey is the father of former X-Factor contestant Lloyd Macey .
Darren Macey said: “It is with great regret that I have to step down from my duties as councillor for Ynyshir and Wattstown.
“As some of you may be aware I’ve been involved in the RCT Sporting Heroes 1800-2021 and have been offered the opportunity of leading the project as its historian and principal officer.
“I am however informed that taking this post will debar me from continuing as a councillor.
"The opportunity to support my family, further my career as a historian, and follow in the footsteps of four generations of my family working at the Lewis Merthyr Pit is one I cannot pass up.
“I hope everyone can understand my decision and I’d like to once again say how honoured I’ve been to represent our community.
“I will of course continue to play an active role in the St Anne’s Church renovation initiative and in other community projects.
“Can I again thank you all for your help and support over the last couple of years.”
Adrian Parry will be standing for Plaid Cymru in the by-election which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, December 5.
Julie Edwards is the only other candidate and she will be standing for the Labour Party.


Properties
Optional action
action: NodeImpl
Optional stack
stack: undefined | string
Static ErrDirective
ErrDirective: string = 'A patch directive could not be fulfilled' +' because the given directives were not' +' understood.'
Static ErrEncoding
ErrEncoding: string = "Encodings of the two documents do not match."
Static ErrFunction
ErrFunction: string = 'The nodeset function id() is not supported, and thus' +' attributes with the ID type are not known.'
Static ErrID
ErrID: string = 'The attribute xml:id as an ID attribute in XML documents is' +' not supported.'
Static ErrMultipleMatches
ErrMultipleMatches: string = "Multiple matches found."
Static ErrNamespaceURI
ErrNamespaceURI: string = 'The namespace URI value is not valid or the' +' target document did not have this declaration.'
Static ErrNoMatch
ErrNoMatch: string = "No match found."
Static ErrNodeTypeMismatch
ErrNodeTypeMismatch: string = "Type of the given node should match the target"
Static ErrNodeTypeText
ErrNodeTypeText: string = "This is expected to be a text node"
Static ErrPrefix
ErrPrefix: string = 'The namespace URI for the given prefix could not be' +' located or resolved.'
Static ErrPrefixUsed
ErrPrefixUsed: string = "The given prefix is being used."
Static ErrProlog
ErrProlog: string = "Patch failure related to XML prolog nodes."
Static ErrRoot
ErrRoot: string = 'The root element of the document cannot be removed or' +' another sibling element for the document root' +' element cannot be added.'
Static ErrSelEmpty
ErrSelEmpty: string = "`sel` must be provided and not empty."
Static ErrSelMissing
ErrSelMissing: string = "Missing `sel` attribute."
Static ErrType
ErrType: string = "Invalid type."
Static ErrWsAfter
ErrWsAfter: string = "No whitespace node found after target"
Static ErrWsAttribute
ErrWsAttribute: string = "`ws` is not allowed in attribute operation."
Static ErrWsBefore
ErrWsBefore: string = "No whitespace node found before target"
Static ErrWsTextNode
ErrWsTextNode: string = "`ws` is not allowed in text node operation."
Static ErrXML
ErrXML: string = "Invalid XML."
Static ErrorNamespace
ErrorNamespace: "urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:patch-ops-error" = "urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:patch-ops-error"
Static ErrorPrefix
ErrorPrefix: "err" = "err"
The namespace URI for the given prefix could not be located or resolved, e.g., within the 'sel' attribute a prefix was used but its declaration is missing from the target document.


Money Play. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=138 White=149
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Over the board I chose 20/9 but it is too early to commit to the running game plan.
Red should keep his options open with the Double Tiger play 8/2*, 6/1*.
You only have to change the position slightly to change the answer. Move the spare checker from White’s 6-pt to his 3-pt and then 20/9 is correct and 8/2*, 6/1* is the wrong plan.
Move the spare checker from White’s bar-pt to his 3-pt and now running is too risky and 8/2*, 6/1* is once more correct and 20/9 is a blunder. Tricky game, backgammon!
Red should keep his options open with the Double Tiger play 8/2*, 6/1*.
You only have to change the position slightly to change the answer. Move the spare checker from White’s 6-pt to his 3-pt and then 20/9 is correct and 8/2*, 6/1* is the wrong plan.
Move the spare checker from White’s bar-pt to his 3-pt and now running is too risky and 8/2*, 6/1* is once more correct and 20/9 is a blunder. Tricky game, backgammon!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/2* 6/1* Eq.: +0.412 0.576 0.246 0.010 - 0.424 0.097 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 20/9 Eq.: +0.343 (-0.069) 0.594 0.170 0.009 - 0.406 0.111 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/2* Eq.: +0.311 (-0.101) 0.563 0.181 0.007 - 0.437 0.083 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 20/15 20/14 Eq.: +0.259 (-0.153) 0.586 0.129 0.006 - 0.414 0.128 0.003 5. Cubeful 0-ply 13/8 13/7 Eq.: +0.186 (-0.227) 0.540 0.152 0.005 - 0.460 0.077 0.002


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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The appletviewer command allows you to run applets outside of a web browser.
appletviewer
[
options
] urls ...
The appletviewer command connects to the documents or resources designated by urls and displays each applet referenced by the documents in its own window. Note: if the documents referred to by urls do not reference any applets with the OBJECT, EMBED, or APPLET tag, then appletviewer does nothing. For details on the HTML tags that appletviewer supports, see AppletViewer Tags.
Note: The appletviewer requires encoded URLs according to the escaping mechanism defined in RFC2396. Only encoded URLs are supported. However, file names must be unencoded, as specified in RFC2396.
- -debug
- Starts the applet viewer in the Java debugger, jdb, thus allowing you to debug the applets in the document.
- -encoding encoding name
- Specify the input HTML file encoding name.
- -Jjavaoption
- Passes through the string javaoption as a single argument to the Java interpreter which runs the appletviewer. The argument should not contain spaces. Multiple argument words must all begin with the prefix -J, which is stripped. This is useful for adjusting the compiler's execution environment or memory usage.
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opt - LLVM optimizer
opt [options] [filename]
The opt command is the modular LLVM optimizer and analyzer. It takes LLVM source files as input, runs the specified optimizations or analyses on it, and then outputs the optimized file or the analysis results. The function of opt depends on whether the -analyze option is given.
When -analyze is specified, opt performs various analyses of the input source. It will usually print the results on standard output, but in a few cases, it will print output to standard error or generate a file with the analysis output, which is usually done when the output is meant for another program.
While -analyze is not given, opt attempts to produce an optimized output file. The optimizations available via opt depend upon what libraries were linked into it as well as any additional libraries that have been loaded with the -load option. Use the -help option to determine what optimizations you can use.
If filename is omitted from the command line or is -, opt reads its input from standard input. Inputs can be in either the LLVM assembly language format (.ll) or the LLVM bitcode format (.bc).
If an output filename is not specified with the -o option, opt writes its output to the standard output.
Enable binary output on terminals. Normally, opt will refuse to write raw bitcode output if the output stream is a terminal. With this option, opt will write raw bitcode regardless of the output device.
Print a summary of command line options.
Specify the output filename.
Write output in LLVM intermediate language (instead of bitcode).
opt provides the ability to run any of LLVM's optimization or analysis passes in any order. The -help option lists all the passes available. The order in which the options occur on the command line are the order in which they are executed (within pass constraints).
This is short hand for a standard list of compile time optimization passes. This is typically used to optimize the output from the llvm-gcc front end. It might be useful for other front end compilers as well. To discover the full set of options available, use the following command:
llvm-as < /dev/null | opt -std-compile-opts -disable-output -debug-pass=Arguments
This option is only meaningful when -std-compile-opts is given. It simply removes the inlining pass from the standard list.
This option is only meaningful when -std-compile-opts is given. It disables most, but not all, of the -std-compile-opts. The ones that remain are -verify, -lower-setjmp, and -funcresolve.
This option causes opt to strip debug information from the module before applying other optimizations. It is essentially the same as -strip but it ensures that stripping of debug information is done first.
This option causes opt to add a verify pass after every pass otherwise specified on the command line (including -verify). This is useful for cases where it is suspected that a pass is creating an invalid module but it is not clear which pass is doing it. The combination of -std-compile-opts and -verify-each can quickly track down this kind of problem.
Specify the name of the file loaded by the -profile-loader option.
Print statistics.
Record the amount of time needed for each pass and print it to standard error.
If this is a debug build, this option will enable debug printouts from passes which use the DEBUG() macro. See the LLVM Programmer's Manual, section #DEBUG for more information.
Load the dynamic object plugin. This object should register new optimization or analysis passes. Once loaded, the object will add new command line options to enable various optimizations or analyses. To see the new complete list of optimizations, use the -help and -load options together. For example:
opt -load=plugin.so -help
Print module after each transformation.
If opt succeeds, it will exit with 0. Otherwise, if an error occurs, it will exit with a non-zero value.
Maintained by the LLVM Team (http://llvm.org/).


About javatuples
javatuples is Open Source Software created by a Spanish Software Engineer called Daniel Fernández in his spare time.
It is neither made nor backed by any software (or any other type of) company, and it is offered to the public totally free of charge, both in binary and in source code forms, under the Apache License 2.0.
No, it does not.
In many ways:
If you want to contribute some code to javatuples, please read first the page on Contributing to javatuples.


{% extends "bootstrap/base.html" %} {% import "bootstrap/wtf.html" as wtf %} {% import "bootstrap/fixes.html" as fixes %} {% import "bootstrap/utils.html" as util %} {% block title %}TauBase{% endblock %} {% block content %}
A listing of all articles mentioning the Tau protein in TauBase
A listing of all HGVS variants of the Tau protein
A listing of all HGVS variants of the gene encoding the Tau protein
A listing of all fragments of the Tau protein
A listing of all proteins that post-translationally modify the Tau protein
A listing of all chemicals that inhibit the aggregation of the Tau protein