This module provides alternative providers for core Puppet types such as host
and mailalias
using the Augeas configuration library. It also adds some of its own types for new functionality.
The advantage of using Augeas over the default Puppet parsedfile
implementations is that Augeas will go to great lengths to preserve file formatting and comments, while also failing safely when needed.
These providers will hide all of the Augeas commands etc., you don’t need to know anything about Augeas to make use of it.
If you want to make changes to config files in your own way, you should use the augeas
type directly. For more information about Augeas, see the web site or the Puppet/Augeas wiki page.
The following builtin types have an Augeas-based provider implemented:
host
mailalias
The following other types have a provider implemented:
mounttab
from puppetlabs-mount_providersThe module adds the following new types:
apache_setenv
for updating SetEnv entries in Apache HTTP Server configskernel_parameter
for adding kernel parameters to GRUB Legacy or GRUB 2 configsnrpe_command
for setting command entries in Nagios NRPE’s nrpe.cfg
pg_hba
for PostgreSQL’s pg_hba.conf
entriespuppet_auth
for authentication rules in Puppet’s auth.conf
shellvar
for shell variables in /etc/sysconfig
or /etc/default
etc.sshd_config
for setting configuration entries in OpenSSH’s sshd_config
sshd_config_subsystem
for setting subsystem entries in OpenSSH’s sshd_config
sysctl
for entries inside Linux’s sysctl.confsyslog
for entries inside syslog.confLots of examples are provided in the accompanying documentation (see docs/examples.html
) and are also published on the web site. If this is a git checkout, you will need to run make
in docs/ to generate the HTML pages.
Type documentation can be generated with puppet doc -r type
or viewed on the Puppet Forge page.
For builtin types and mounttab, the default provider will automatically become the augeas
provider once the module is installed. This can be changed back to parsed
where necessary.
Ensure both Augeas and ruby-augeas 0.3.0+ bindings are installed and working as normal.
See Puppet/Augeas pre-requisites.
On Puppet 2.7.14+, the module can be installed easily (documentation):
puppet module install domcleal/augeasproviders
You may see an error similar to this on Puppet 2.x (#13858):
Error 400 on SERVER: Puppet::Parser::AST::Resource failed with error ArgumentError: Invalid resource type `kernel_parameter` at ...
Ensure the module is present in your puppetmaster’s own environment (it doesn’t have to use it) and that the master has pluginsync enabled. Run the agent on the puppetmaster to cause the custom types to be synced to its local libdir (puppet master --configprint libdir
) and then restart the puppetmaster so it loads them.
The following builtin types have Augeas-based providers planned:
Other ideas for new types are:
/etc/system
typesPlease file any issues or suggestions on GitHub.


Set custom content that will appear on the tooltip
Use special variables:
${__y_label} name of the time series (alias or legend in the query editor).
${__y_label_trim} trimmed name of the time series (alias or legend in the query editor).
${__y_label_N} partial name of the time series (alias or legend in the query editor), only valid when custom y-label is enabled.
${__url_time_range} refers to graph range in the form of 'from=...&to=...'.
${__value} refers to current bucket value or max value if multiple values mode is on.
${__value_N} refers to Nth value in current bucket. Value indexes are started from 0. For instance,
${__value_1} refers to second value.
${__value_date} refers to __value formatted as date.
${__value_N_date} refers to Nth value in current bucket formatted as date.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM Crl.MC.No. 1605 of 2010() 1. ANNIE THOMAS, W/O. THOMAS P.A., ... Petitioner Vs 1. SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ... Respondent 2. STATE OF KERALA, REPRESENTED BY For Petitioner :SRI.G.HARIHARAN For Respondent : No Appearance The Hon'ble MR. Justice THOMAS P.JOSEPH Dated :06/05/2010 O R D E R THOMAS P.JOSEPH, J. ==================================== CRL. M.C. No.1605 of 2010 ==================================== Dated this the 6th day of May, 2010 O R D E R
This petition is filed under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure seeking a direction to the learned Judicial First Class Magistrate, Chalakkudy to consider the bail application to be filed by the petitioner in connection with C.C. No.1057 of 2009 on the same day of its filing and to pass such other orders or reliefs as this Court deems it fit in the interest of justice. Petitioner is accused in C.C. No.1057 of 2009 of the trial court for offences punishable under Section 291 of the Indian Penal Code read with Sections 24(1) and 43 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution Act), 1974. According to the petitioner there was failure on her part to appear in the trial court for a day and consequent to that, a Non-Bailable Warrant was issued to her.
2. I have heard learned counsel for petitioner and learned Public Prosecutor appearing for the respondents.
3. Though as per the version of petitioner a Non-Bailable CRL. M.C. No.1605 of 2010 -: 2 :- Warrant was issued to her for her absence for a single day, I am unable to issue any such direction as prayed for in the light of decisions of this Court in Martin v. State of Kerala (2004 [2] KLT 1037) and Pappachan v. Muthu (2005 [2] KLT 76). Having regard to the circumstances stated before me I direct the learned Magistrate to dispose of the application for bail if any preferred by the petitioner as expeditiously as possible.
Criminal Miscellaneous Case is dismissed with the above direction.
THOMAS P. JOSEPH, JUDGE.
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For the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart.
1 Samuel 16:7
Too often we ask God to fix the problems around us when what He really wants to do is solve the problem within us. I did that myself for years where my weight was concerned. I prayed and prayed for God to help me lose weight. Yet I experienced repeated failure. I lost literally hundreds of pounds, only to gain them right back again.
Finally one day, I made a firm decision. I told God, "I am not going one step further until I find out what to do about this!" Then I went on a fast, shut myself away from everyone, and determined to hear from God.
During that fast the Lord revealed the real source of my problem. He showed me that I wanted to lose weight, but I didn't want to permanently change my eating habits. I was like an alcoholic who wants to be able to drink constantly and not be affected by it. I wanted to eat nine times a day and still weigh 166 pounds!
Suddenly I realized God wasn't content simply to rid me of the extra pounds on the outside of me--He wanted to rid me of the sin of gluttony on the inside of me. So I repented of that sin right then and there. (It was then that I realized just how hard it is for a man who drinks to face the fact that he's an alcoholic. It hurts to admit something like that.) Then, instead of asking God for deliverance from my weight problem, I asked Him for deliverance from my food problem.
Sure enough, He did it.
If your prayers don't seem to be changing the problems around you, maybe it's time to take a look inside. Maybe it's time to ask God to go to work on the heart of the matter.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 139:1-10, 23-24


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I got a house on a hill, I got hogs out in the mud,
I got a house on the hill, I got hogs all out in the mud,
I got a long-haired woman, she got royal Indian blood.
Everybody, get ready, lift up your glasses and sing,
Everybody, get ready to lift up your glasses and sing,
Well, I'm standing on the table, I'm proposing a toast to the king.
Well, I'm driving in the flats in a Cadillac car,
The girls all say, "You're a worn-out star."
My pockets are loaded and I'm spending every dime.
How can you say you love someone else? You know it's me all the time.

What good are you anyway if you can't stand up to some old businessman?
Wedding bells're ringing, the choir is beginning to sing,
Yes, the wedding bells're ringing and the choir's beginning to sing,
What look good in the day at night is another thing.
She's looking into my eyes, she's a-holding my hand,
She looking into my eyes, she's holding my hand,
She say, "You can't repeat the past." I say, "You can't?
What do you mean you can't? Of course you can."
Where do you come from? Where do you go?
Sorry, that's a-nothing you would need to know.
Well, my back's been to the wall so long it seem like it's stuck.
Why don't you break my heart one more time just for good luck?
I got eight carburetors, boys, I'm using 'em all.
Well, I got eight carburetors and, boys, I'm using 'em all,
I'm short on gas, my motor's starting to stall.
My dogs are barking, there must be someone around,
My dogs are barking, there's must be someone around,
I got my hammer ringing, pretty baby, but the nails ain't going down.
You got something to say, speak or hold your peace,
Well, you got something to say, speak now or hold your peace,
If it's information you want, you can get it from the police.
Politician's got on his jogging shoes,
He must be running for office, got no time to lose.

Standing by God's river, my soul beginning to shake,
Standing by God's river, my soul's beginning to shake,
I'm counting on you, love, to give me a break.
Well, I'm leaving in the morning as soon as the dark clouds lift,
Yes, I'm leaving in the morning just as soon as the dark clouds lift,
Gonna break in the roof, set fire to the place as a parting gift.


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Please rate us!
{% include 'footer.html' %} {% endblock %}
Found these events:
{% for search_event in search_events %}{{ search_event.event_type }}{{ search_event.event_name }}
In: {{ search_event.event_location }} At: {{ search_event.event_address }}When the event was made: Date: {{ search_event.created_at }}
Event date: Date: {{ search_event.event_date}}
Event creator:
Posted by:   {{ search_event.event_creator }}
Delete Event
{% endfor %} {% else %} {% endif %}


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"WFWorkflowClientVersion": "1200",
"WFWorkflowHasOutputFallback": false,
"WFWorkflowHasShortcutInputVariables": true,
"WFWorkflowIcon": {
"WFWorkflowIconStartColor":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"WFWorkflowIconGlyphNumber": 59445
},
"WFWorkflowImportQuestions": [
{
"ParameterKey": "integration",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 7,
"Text": "Choose a default Notion integration. (Required)"
},
{
"ParameterKey": "WFFolder",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 10,
"Text": "Choose a folder in which you'd like CSV-formatted export files to be saved."
},
{
"ParameterKey": "keyPath",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 12,
"Text": "Choose a Data Jar jar into which you'd like JSON information to be saved. (Optional)"
},
{
"ParameterKey": "WFFolder",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 16,
"Text": "Choose a folder in which you'd like markdown-formatted export files to be saved."
},
{
"ParameterKey": "folder",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 18,
"Text": "Choose a folder in Apple Notes into which you'd like Rich Text-formatted notes to be saved. (Optional)"
},
{
"ParameterKey": "WFFolder",
"Category": "Parameter",
"ActionIndex": 21,
"Text": "Choose a folder in which you'd like HTML-formatted export files to be saved."
}
],
"WFWorkflowInputContentItemClasses": [
"WFStringContentItem",
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],
"WFWorkflowMinimumClientVersion": 1113,
"WFWorkflowMinimumClientVersionString": "1113",
"WFWorkflowNoInputBehavior": {
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Hundreds of Pakistani Hindus have migrated to India in search of security and citizenship but are caught in a maze of rules and regulations that have left them stateless for years. Mohammed Iqbal reports on their plight and the politics around citizenship
For two decades, Jogdas Maharaj waited in vain for Indian citizenship. Last
This is a PREMIUM article - Available exclusively to The Hindu Digital subscribers


"HUH?".
The answer sounded the same but its 'nuance' was rather a lot different than the one that came before . If she was kidding around just now, then she was dead serious this time
"What's wrong? You think it's weird?".
" . Oppa, why are you naming your Guild like that?".
"Because I like moving around solo . ".
"It does sound like you, but still, isn't it a bit strange to name your Guild like that?".
"Why?".
"Isn't your ability summoning out those black-armoured soldiers?".
"Yeah . ".
"So, if you get technical about it, you aren't fighting alone, right?".
Now that he heard her opinion, that made some sense . Jin-Woo nodded his head
'I may think of it as just another one of my skills but it won't look that way to other people, is that it?'.
Indeed, she had a point there
This Guild might end up accompanying him for the rest of his life, so he wanted to give it a name that best represented who he was . And that's why he went with 'Solo Play', but now .
'If the true meaning doesn't come across all that well, it'll be useless . '.
What could be another term that could describe him the best?.
Jin-Woo asked his sister's opinion again
"How about 'Ah-Jin' Guild?".
"Ahjin?".
Jin-Ah mouthed the name for a bit, before asking him back with a smile
"I kinda like it, cuz it sounds like my name but flipped around . But, what does it even mean?".
"Ah (我) means 'myself' and Jin (進) means 'moving forward' . ".
Meaning, only he could tread on this road . And it was a name he wanted to give to the Guild that would grow alongside him
"Combine them together, and you get the meaning of 'I shall progress forward' . That's Ah-Jin (我進) . ".
"Ohh . ".
Jin-Ah came up with the best praise she could think of
"You know, that doesn't sound bad at all . ".
***.
Next day
Jin-Woo went to the office armed with the new Guild name
"Hey . It's about the Guild's name ".
Yu Jin-Ho had been in the office since early morning, working . When he heard the new name from Jin-Woo, a brilliant smile formed on his face
"That is an excellent name, hyung-nim!!".
Didn't they say that a swan floating elegantly on water was kicking furiously under the surface? Yu Jin-Ho had been feeling as desperate as that old saying
'Whatever it is, everything will be fine as long as it's not Solo Play . '.
He imagined 'it' so, so many times already . And that would be him introducing himself as 'Hello, I'm Yu Jin-Ho, Vice-Chairman of the Solo Play Guild'
That seriously tormented him
He couldn't be sure of why, but a corner of his heart ached every time he imagined himself saying those words . However, how could he dare to rebel against a name that hyung-nim had worked so hard to come up with?.
He resigned himself to that fate but then, a heaven-sent opportunity came knocking in his way!.
"Hyung-nim, let's go with that as our Guild's name!".
Jin-Woo made his decision after receiving his partner's genuine consent this time
"Okay, so we decided on the Guild's name, finally . ".
Yu Jin-Ho began crying out in elation inwardly after hearing Jin-Woo make that declaration . Meanwhile, the latter rubbed his chin and muttered out
"The remaining issue is the last founding member slot, isn't it?".
"Oh, that . Hyung-nim?".
"Yeah?".
"What happened to Cha Hae-In Hunter-nim yesterday?".
"I don't think it'll work out with Hunter Cha . She's not exactly who I've been looking for . ".
'Keok?!'.
Yu Jin-Ho hastily swallowed a shocked gasp . He expected his hyung-nim to hold a high standard, but to think that he'd not be satisfied with a Hunter on Cha Hae-In's level!.
Hunter Cha Hae-In was a rank S, she was still very young, her records were excellent, and to top them all off, she was beautiful as well . No matter from which angle, she was pretty much perfect . At least, from the perspective of an 'average' joe, that was
However, would the word 'average' even apply to his hyung-nim?.
'I mean, he almost swept away all the rank S monsters by himself in the first public raid he participated in as a rank S, after all . '.
It'd be oh-so-obvious that 'regular' rank S Hunters wouldn't even be able to catch his attention . But, if that was the case then just what kind of a Hunter would satisfy hyung-nim's strict judging criteria?.
It felt as if the hundreds of applications this yet-to-be-named Guild had received recently all due to the name of 'Seong Jin-Woo' were about to be thrown into a trash heap now
'But, I don't think anyone will be better than Hunter Cha Hae-In among the rest of the applicants, though '.
Yu Jin-Ho was suddenly beset with worry that the Guild might never get to open its door at this rate, and he cautiously asked Jin-Woo
"Excuse me, hyung-nim . What kind of a person are you looking for, anyway?".
"Someone with a Hunter licence who doesn't care much about the Guild's activity but we can still place our trust in . ".
"Uh ?".
Yu Jin-Ho thought up of a person meeting that criteria perfectly right away
'Isn't that . '.
It was then
Knock, knock
Someone knocked on the office's entrance
"Who is it?".
Yu Jin-Ho stood up from his seat and opened the door . And he found two unfamiliar men standing there looking somewhat awkward and all
They were none other than Chairman Park Jong-Su and his deputy, Jeong Yun-Tae of the Knight Order Guild, who rushed up to Seoul to have a chat with Jin-Woo
Park Jong-Su recognised Jin-Woo first and formed a bright smile
"Oh! You're here . ".
Jin-Woo got up from his seat and asked them
"Who are you?".
"Ah, where are my manners?".
Park Jong-Su hurriedly walked up closer and extended his hand out for a gentlemanly handshake
"I'm Park Jong-Su, the Master of the Knight Order . ".
Jin-Woo nodded his head in acceptance . Indeed, he thought he had seen this man's face from somewhere before . Even if he wasn't all that interested, he'd still recognise a Master of one of the five major Guilds in South Korea . Such a guy would constantly pop up in news and in television shows, after all
However, the Knight Order was a major Guild based in the city of Busan, so .
After that brief introduction, Jin-Woo could only tilt his head in confusion
"By the way, what brings the representatives from the Knight Order to Seoul like this, if I may ask?".
"Ahh, the thing is ".
Park Jong-Su hesitated slightly before exchanging a couple of glances with Jeong Yun-Tae . With some difficulty, he opened his mouth
"We got assigned a pretty big fish among the rank A Gates, and ".
 Would you mind taking some time out of your day and listen to what I have to say?".
***.
[Citizens cowering in fear at the super-large Gate appearing before the Gwang-An-ri's coastline ].
[The Hunter's Association, still deliberating on the raid permit . ].
[Will the Knight Order Guild give up on the raid of Gwang-An-ri's Gate?].
[Will the nightmare of Jeju Island repeat itself?].
Park Jong-Su picked one out of the many online news articles and then, played the video clip embedded in it
- Hey, look at that . Over there . Are you filming this?.
- Uh, uh
- Wow, how is that even possible? How can a Gate be that huge?.
The video footage, obviously taken by a civilian, contained the crowd's scared voices as its BGM . But, that was understandable – the Gate in the video was just nonsensically too large . It was taller than a ten-story building, even
This particular Gate was so big that it managed to terrify even those citizens who were now pretty much numbed by the smaller Gates popping up almost everywhere without warning these days
"The size of a Gate and its ranking don't always line up, but ".
Park Jong-Su ended the video playback and further explained himself
"As befitting its nonsensical size, it's also apparently busy dumping out a massive amount of magic energy as well . ".
Jin-Woo's eyes began gleaming from this rather interesting piece of news
"Is it a rank S?".
"We've been told that it hasn't reached the rank of 'unable to measure', but just below the threshold, apparently . It's supposed to be the largest Gate to ever appear in Busan . ".
Meaning, although it was nominally a rank A, it was far closer to being a rank S, instead
'If that's the case, I can expect a fair bit of experience points, can't I?'.
In contrary to Jin-Woo's heart quietly gearing up to pump even faster, Park Jong-Su's voice sounded quite bitter as he carried on
"As you can see from those headlines, the Association doesn't want to issue us the raid permit . ".
"Is it because it'll be too dangerous?".
"Our Guild lacks a rank S Hunter, as you might have heard . From the perspective of the Hunter's Association, they can't trust us to get the job done . ".
Park Jong-Su stopped talking there and sneaked a glance at Jin-Woo
"If you are still searching for a Guild to join, then how about . ?".
Before Park Jong-Su had the chance to finish his sentence, Jin-Woo pointed at the cover of a file lying on the top of the conference table
One could quite clearly see the title written on the upper half of the cover
[List of applicants for the Guild founding member spot].
Park Jong-Su embarrassedly scratched the back of his head and nodded once
"Aha ".
And with that, Park Jong-Su's hope-against-hope attempt at reeling Jin-Woo to the Knight Order Guild went down the drain . In that case, it was time to get to the meat of the story
"The elite Hunters of our Knight Order are in no way inferior compared to those from the Hunters Guild . It's just that we don't have a rank S who can lead our rank As . That's all . ".
They had done well up until this point, but 'anything' could happen during this particular raid . In case that worried 'anything' happens, they definitely needed the presence of the top-ranked Hunter
Just a single rank S Hunter would be enough to reverse any situation
Right now, there was no need to search for one from afar . Because, he was sitting right here
Just as the Hunters of the Korean team were facing complete and utter annihilation, this young man appeared out of nowhere and overturned the situation all by himself . Such a man was sitting right in front of him
More than that, now that he could see Hunter Seong Jin-Woo up close Even though they were the same Hunters, this man simply instilled trust and confidence in others
'An autograph If I ask him, will he give me one?'.
Suddenly, Park Jong-Su could understand where the Healer Jeong Ye-Rim was coming from, back when she asked him to get at least an autograph even if Seong Jin-Woo said no to the idea of cooperation
"Is there something on my face?".
"Oh, no . Not at all . ".
Park Jong-Su smiled and waved his hand about before carrying on
"Actually, I believe that we'll get the raid permit for this Gate if you decide to cooperate with our assault team, Hunter-nim . ".
Jin-Woo crossed his arms and leaned against the back of his chair . Before his pondering could get any deeper, though, Park Jong-Su hurriedly added on
"Of course, we will definitely make sure not to treat you poorly . ".
With a smile still etched on his face, he pulled out the prepared contract
"We will hand over 20% of the revenue generated from this dungeon . ".
He was saying that one of the major Guilds was prepared to submit two-tenths of the potential profit from a Gate to a freelancer . Now that was an unimaginable offer for a regular Hunter
Now typically, a rank S Hunter would only commend around ten percent of the overall revenue when a large Guild raided a dungeon . But the Knight Order was offering up double of that norm . As Park Jong-Su had said, this certainly wasn't a 'poor' treatment by any stretch of the imagination
Unfortunately, Jin-Woo's thoughts were a bit different
"Fifty-fifty split . ".
Park Jong-Su's hand flinched momentarily as it was about to pull out a pen that was supposed to help Jin-Woo sign the contract
"If you agree to consider me not as a freelancer but as a Guild, then I shall cooperate with you . ".
Jin-Woo made sure that declaration was heard loud and clear
An earthquake erupted within Park Jong-Su's eyes at the suggestion of splitting the revenue in half
'Keu-heuk . !'.
However, he didn't have any means to come out as strongly as Jin-Woo here . It was not an exaggeration to say that the fate of his Knight Order Guild depended on this raid
Meanwhile, Jin-Woo was inwardly clicking his tongue
'I mean, twenty percent is just not on, don't you think so?'.
He wasn't trying to exploit the urgent situation the Knight Order Guild found themselves in . But, when calculated from all possible angles, the most sensible ratio of splitting the loot was 50:50
'Even if they are the elites of the Knight Order, are they as good as my Shadow Soldiers?'.
Either in number or even in quality, they were incomparable . Not only that, his side even included a rank S Hunter, too . If the commission received for all that potential was measly 20%, then that was as good as working for free
Was there a reason why he should give up on what was rightfully his when both sides were making a straightforward deal in the name of mutual benefit? Besides, Jin-Woo also didn't want to lower his own worth, as well
"In that case, how about 40 to 60 . ".
"Apologies, but I'm not trying to negotiate with the Knight Order Guild here . ".
"Does that mean you won't accept anything less than 50:50 split?".
Instead of a verbal answer, Jin-Woo nodded once as his reply
'Groan '.
Park Jong-Su fell into deep thought
'I thought things would work out easily enough because he's still young and looks friendly, but I see now that he is no pushover . '.
But, that made sense . He was someone that not even the combined might of South Korea's rank S Hunters could defeat
Park Jong-Su was trying to add such a Hunter to his assault team . He suddenly realised that this young man's demand might not be as outlandish as it sounded initially
'No, that's not right . '.
Park Jong-Su shook his head
An outlandish demand?.
If the other party decided to come out hard and unforgiving, then forget about 50:50, he'd have demanded 80% of the loot for himself, instead . Regardless of what, the one in the bind was not Hunter Seong Jin-Woo in this situation
The losses to the Knight Order after giving up on this raid would be too enormous to even properly take a guess . But, what would this young man lose in return?.
Absolutely nothing at all
Actually, this was the same thing as this young man unwillingly being dragged into the negotiation table by the other party . But then, he was only demanding half of the share, so wasn't he being quite considerate here?.
'Is that all?'.
If this deal does go through, then the Knight Order would be taking out the most trustworthy insurance policy in South Korea, otherwise known as Seong Jin-Woo
Inexplicably, Park Jong-Su recalled what Jeong Yun-Tae told him yesterday
["Hyung-nim . If that thing turns out to be a Red Gate, then we'll all die for sure . "].
However, what if Hunter Seong Jin-Woo was accompanying them? This young man didn't even bet an eyelid as he faced off against thousands of rank S monsters
And, didn't Park Jong-Su personally confirm how the ants of Jeju all ended up?.
'Right, that happened, didn't it?'.

Park Jong-Su finally admitted to his oversight . And then, he became deeply grateful for Jin-Woo's gracious counteroffer
However, being grateful would have to wait
The offer from the other side meant that he'd be taking a step back, so in return, he needed to take something away as well if the fairness of the deal was to be reached
So, then . What should he do now?.
After a lengthy bout of deep deliberation, Park Jong-Su cautiously raised his voice
"Alright, we will accept . In return ".
"In return?".
"Seong Jin-Woo Hunter-nim, can you take on the boss monster by yourself?".
< Chapter 137 > Fin


Before Change
"nCurrent agent: {self.aec_env.agent_selection}" \
"\nExpected agent: {agent}"
// Execute agent action in environment
self.obs[agent] = self.aec_env.step(
action_dict[agent], observe=True)
if all(self.aec_env.dones.values()):
env_done = True
self.dones["__all__"] = True
else:
After Change
agent = self.aec_env.agent_selection
assert agent in action_dict, \
"Live environment agent is not in actions dictionary"
self.aec_env.step(action_dict[agent])
stepped_agents.add(agent)
assert all(agent in stepped_agents or self.aec_env.dones[agent]
for agent in action_dict), \


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| GTestDBus * | g_test_dbus_new () |
| GTestDBusFlags | g_test_dbus_get_flags () |
| const gchar * | g_test_dbus_get_bus_address () |
| void | g_test_dbus_add_service_dir () |
| void | g_test_dbus_up () |
| void | g_test_dbus_stop () |
| void | g_test_dbus_down () |
| void | g_test_dbus_unset () |
A helper class for testing code which uses D-Bus without touching the user's session bus.
Note that GTestDBus modifies the user’s environment, calling setenv()
.
This is not thread-safe, so all GTestDBus calls should be completed before
threads are spawned, or should have appropriate locking to ensure no access
conflicts to environment variables shared between GTestDBus and other
threads.
Testing of D-Bus services can be tricky because normally we only ever run D-Bus services over an existing instance of the D-Bus daemon thus we usually don't activate D-Bus services that are not yet installed into the target system. The GTestDBus object makes this easier for us by taking care of the lower level tasks such as running a private D-Bus daemon and looking up uninstalled services in customizable locations, typically in your source code tree.
The first thing you will need is a separate service description file for the
D-Bus daemon. Typically a services
subdirectory of your tests
directory
is a good place to put this file.
The service file should list your service along with an absolute path to the
uninstalled service executable in your source tree. Using autotools we would
achieve this by adding a file such as my-server.service.in
in the services
directory and have it processed by configure.
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[D-BUS Service] Name=org.gtk.GDBus.Examples.ObjectManager Exec=@abs_top_builddir@/gio/tests/gdbus-example-objectmanager-server |
You will also need to indicate this service directory in your test fixtures, so you will need to pass the path while compiling your test cases. Typically this is done with autotools with an added preprocessor flag specified to compile your tests such as:
1 |
-DTEST_SERVICES=\""$(abs_top_builddir)/tests/services"\" |
Once you have a service definition file which is local to your source tree, you can proceed to set up a GTest fixture using the GTestDBus scaffolding.
An example of a test fixture for D-Bus services can be found here: gdbus-test-fixture.c
Note that these examples only deal with isolating the D-Bus aspect of your service. To successfully run isolated unit tests on your service you may need some additional modifications to your test case fixture. For example; if your service uses GSettings and installs a schema then it is important that your test service not load the schema in the ordinary installed location (chances are that your service and schema files are not yet installed, or worse; there is an older version of the schema file sitting in the install location).
Most of the time we can work around these obstacles using the
environment. Since the environment is inherited by the D-Bus daemon
created by GTestDBus and then in turn inherited by any services the
D-Bus daemon activates, using the setup routine for your fixture is
a practical place to help sandbox your runtime environment. For the
rather typical GSettings case we can work around this by setting
GSETTINGS_SCHEMA_DIR
to the in tree directory holding your schemas
in the above fixture_setup()
routine.
The GSettings schemas need to be locally pre-compiled for this to work. This can be achieved by compiling the schemas locally as a step before running test cases, an autotools setup might do the following in the directory holding schemas:
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all-am: $(GLIB_COMPILE_SCHEMAS) . CLEANFILES += gschemas.compiled |
GTestDBus *
g_test_dbus_new (GTestDBusFlags flags
);
Create a new GTestDBus object.
GTestDBusFlags
g_test_dbus_get_flags (GTestDBus *self
);
Get the flags of the GTestDBus object.
const gchar *
g_test_dbus_get_bus_address (GTestDBus *self
);
Get the address on which dbus-daemon is running. If g_test_dbus_up()
has not
been called yet, NULL
is returned. This can be used with
g_dbus_connection_new_for_address()
.
void g_test_dbus_add_service_dir (GTestDBus *self
,const gchar *path
);
Add a path where dbus-daemon will look up .service files. This can't be
called after g_test_dbus_up()
.
void
g_test_dbus_up (GTestDBus *self
);
Start a dbus-daemon instance and set DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS. After this call, it is safe for unit tests to start sending messages on the session bus.
If this function is called from setup callback of g_test_add()
,
g_test_dbus_down()
must be called in its teardown callback.
If this function is called from unit test's main()
, then g_test_dbus_down()
must be called after g_test_run()
.
void
g_test_dbus_stop (GTestDBus *self
);
Stop the session bus started by g_test_dbus_up()
.
Unlike g_test_dbus_down()
, this won't verify the GDBusConnection
singleton returned by g_bus_get()
or g_bus_get_sync()
is destroyed. Unit
tests wanting to verify behaviour after the session bus has been stopped
can use this function but should still call g_test_dbus_down()
when done.
void
g_test_dbus_down (GTestDBus *self
);
Stop the session bus started by g_test_dbus_up()
.
This will wait for the singleton returned by g_bus_get()
or g_bus_get_sync()
is destroyed. This is done to ensure that the next unit test won't get a
leaked singleton from this test.
void
g_test_dbus_unset (void
);
Unset DISPLAY and DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS env variables to ensure the test won't use user's session bus.
This is useful for unit tests that want to verify behaviour when no session
bus is running. It is not necessary to call this if unit test already calls
g_test_dbus_up()
before acquiring the session bus.
typedef struct _GTestDBus GTestDBus;
The GTestDBus structure contains only private data and should only be accessed using the provided API.
Since 2.34
“flags”
property“flags” GTestDBusFlags
GTestDBusFlags specifying the behaviour of the D-Bus session.
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Since 2.34


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Next I attempted to brew a tea from the mix. It actually worked to a noticable extent. I felt an opiod-like buzz, mostly in my head (especially the temple region. I only brewed the tea for 3-5 minutes. Perhaps brewing it longer will bring better results). The tea wasn't a tasty beverage, but with sugar and on ice it was downable.
Finally, I tried smoking it. I took 2 small bowls through a water pipe concocted out of a mountain dew bottle and within a few seconds after inhaling I felt a tingling sensation on the crown of my head. I then began to notice a light, marijuana-like high. It wasn't as stoney as marijuana, but a had a defininate buzz-on! I am going to purchase some more and use it to strech my ganja out.
I wonder if there is a better way of extracting the 'opium like' alkaloids in from the plant to reach an even fuller effect? All in all decent stuff, much better than that dream herb crap!
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Like most programming languages, Python has comparison operators:
print 1 == 0 # 1 equals 0 print 1 == 1 # 1 equals 1 print 1 != 0 # 1 is not equal to 0 print 5 >= 5 # 5 is greater than or equal to 5 print 5 >= 6 # 5 is greater than or equal to 6 [out]: False True True True False
Each statement above has a boolean value, which must be either True or False, but not both.
We can combine simple statements P and Q to form complex statements using logical operators:
print 2 > 1 and 3 > 2 print 2 > 1 and 3 < 2 print 2 > 1 or 3 < 2 print 2 < 1 and 3 < 2 [out]: True False True False
When dealing with a very complex logical statement that involves in several statements, we can use brackets to separate and combine them.
print (3 > 2 or 1 < 3) and (1!=3 and 4>3) and not ( 3 < 2 or 1 < 3 and (1!=3 and 4>3)) print 3 > 2 or 1 < 3 and (1!=3 and 4>3) and not ( 3 < 2 or 1 < 3 and (1!=3 and 4>3)) [out]: False True
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Arsenal have reportedly made an opening enquiry to Villarreal for defender Pau Torres after deciding the €40m star is the man they want to partner William Saliba at the heart of their defence.
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ABC De Sevilla states that the Gunners are hopeful new signing Saliba, who is currently on loan at Saint Etienne, will be the long-term future of the club’s backline while The Sun adds that Torres has been identified as a potential partner.
Arsenal have struggled defensively again this season, with David Luiz not really providing the solidity that Unai Emery had hoped for after his summer arrival from Chelsea.
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Research Methods for Global Studies
Class 3: Research Philosophy, Research Design
John Palmer
Purposes
- Foundation
- Authority
- Dialog
Questions
- What is already known?
- What concepts and theories are relevant?
- What methods and strategies have been employed?
- Are there significant controversies?
- Are there inconsistencies?
- Are there gaps?
Stories
- Synthesized, inter-textual coherence
- Progressive, inter-textual coherence
- Non-coherence
- Incomplete literature
- Incommensurate literature
Finding Sources
- Databases
- Librarians
- Experts
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Reading Academic Papers
- Onion approach
- Critical mindset
Citation and Bibliographies
Criteria
- Reliability
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Reliability
- Do our measures give stable and consistent values?
Replicability
- Can others replicate our findings?
Validity
- Internal validity
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Design Types
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- Cross-Sectional
- Longitudinal
- Case Study
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Lily Allen, Idina Menzel, Holly Willoughby, Stacey Soloman and Jonathan Groff were among the stars looking cool as cucumbers on the red carpet of the Frozen 2 European premiere tonight.
Some stars even brought their adorable kids to London’s South Bank dressed up in Frozen-themed costumes and it’s too cute.
Voice actors present at the premiere include Idina Menzel – who plays the ice queen herself, Elsa – as well as Jonathan Groff (who plays Kristoff) and Josh Gad (who plays snowman, Olaf).
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Guy Ritchie was joined by his wife Jacqui Ainsley, as well as their three children – Rafael, 8, Rivka, 6, and Levi, 5.
Although the plot details of Frozen 2 have been kept under lock and key, we’ve seen from the trailer that Elsa and Anna will venture beyond the kingdom of Arendelle.
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rosea - Relation Oriented Software Execution Architecture
This manpage describes the rosea package. Rosea is a data and execution architecture for translating XUML models using Tcl as the implementation language.
The commands in this section are part of the ensemble command ::rosea. Their use is to configure, generate and populate domains and to control state machine tracing during run time.
The configure command executes script as a Tcl script in an environments where commands in script may be used to define the characteristics of a XUML domain. The configuration script should invoke Configuration Commands as described below. The configure command may be invoked multiple times to accumulate the domain configuration information for an entire application. One typical arrangement is to invoke configure once for each domain in the application with with script containing the definition of a single domain.
The configureFromChan command executes the configure command on the script that is obtained by reading the contents of channel.
The configureFromFile command executes the configure command on the script that is contained in the file named, filename.
The generate command generates the architectural data and command layout for all domains matching pattern. If pattern is not given, all configured domains are generated. The domain is located in the namespace given by nsqual and all domain commands will be qualified by nsqual. If nsqual is not given, the domains are generated in the global namespace. If nsqual is supplied, and it is not fully qualified, then it is taken to the relative to the namespace of the caller.
Typically, all domains are configured using the ::rosea configure command and then generate is invoked once to compute the required data and create the domain commands. It will most certainly cause an error to invoke generate on the same domain into the same namespace.
The populate command is used to populate the class data of a domain from data. The population script should invoke Population Commands as described below.
The populateFromChan command executes the populate command on the script that is obtained by reading the contents of channel.
The populateFromFile command executes the populate command on the script that is contained in the file named, filename.
The save command serializes the domain data for the domain into the file, filename. The serialization technique may be specified as -sqlite or -tclral. If -sqlite is given, then a SQLite database of the domain data is created. By default or if -tclral is given, then the native serialization of TclRAL is used. Domains must be serialized outside of a transaction and so event dispatch may continue after the invocation of the save command. If the -async option is given, then cmdprefix is invoked when the serialization is completed. The cmdprefix is invoked with two additional arguments, namely, the domain and filename values.
The restore command populates a domain from data values saved by a previous invocation of the rosea save command. The serialization technique may be specified as -sqlite or -tclral. If -sqlite is given, then a SQLite database of the domain data is assumed. By default or if -tclral is given, then the native serialization of TclRAL is assumed. The data file format option must be the same as when the file was saved.
The info returns information about rosea domains. It takes a subcommand and arguments to return the requested information. Valid forms of the command are:
Returns a list of the classes in domainname.
Returns a list of the relationships in domainname.
Returns a list of triples (i.e. the length of the returned list will be a multiple of 3). The triple consists of the domain operation name, a list of the parameters and the body of the operation.
Returns a list of doubles. The double consists of the attribute name and data type for the attributes of classname.
Returns a list of triples. The triple consists of the class operation name, a list of the parameters and the body of the operation.
Returns a list of triples. The triple consists of the instance operation name, a list of the parameters and the body of the operation.
Returns a list of triples for the states of classname. The triple consists of the state name, a list of the parameters to the state and the body of the state activity.
Returns a list of event names for classname.
Returns a nested dictionary of the transition table for classname. The first level keys are the state names. The second level keys are the event names. The value at the second level is the new state to which a transition would be made or IG or CH for the ignored and error transitions.
Returns the name of the Tcl proc that is the state activity for statename.
The tunnel command invokes the instance based operation, op, on the instance given by instref from outside of a domain's implementation. The argN arguments are passed to the operation. This procedure is intended primarily for bridging actions external to domain, _e.g._ Tcl/Tk events, onto an instance operation. Consider the following command being run from within an instance operation of some class.
ttk::button .run -text Run -command [list ::rosea tunnel $self signal Run]
The effect here is to tie a Tk event through the button command to the instance which invoked the above code. In this way, the Tk event has been transformed into a state machine event delivered from outside of the domain.
The trace command controls and displays the result of tracing state machine event dispatches. Valid subcmd arguments are:
The commands in this section is used are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the configure command. There is only one command, domain, and it is used to define the elements of a domain.
The domain command executes body as a Tcl script in an environment where the characteristics of the domain may be defined. The domain is given name as a name which may not be the empty string. The body of the domain configuration script should invoke Domain Configuration Commands as described below.
::rosea configure { domain mydomain { # Definition of "mydomain" is placed here. } }
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body of the domain command. These commands specify the details of the various elements that are part of a domain.
The class command executes script as a Tcl script in an environment where the characteristics of the class may be defined. The class is given name as a name which may not be the empty string.
class WashingMachine { # Place WashingMachine class definition here. }
The association command defines a referential association called, name, between a source class and a target class. The multiplicity and conditionality of the association is specified by spec. The spec argument must be a string from one of the following:
1--1
0..1--1 or ?--1
0..1--0..1 or ?--?
1..*--1 or +--1
0..*--1 or *--1
1..*--0..1 or +--?
0..*--0..1 or *--?
1..*--1..* or +--+
0..*--1..* or *--+
1..*--0..* or +--*
0..*--0..* or *--*
Options must be one of the following:
association R1 ClothesTub 1--1 WashingMachine association R47 Member 1..*--1..* Organization -associator Membership
In the example below, the direction of R1 is ambiguous since it is reflexive on Element and is a class based association. The Group associative class contains the referential attributes, PrevElem and NextElem but we still need to state that the forward direction of traversal is when values of PrevElem match those of NextElem.
class Element { attribute ElemId string -id 1 } class Group { attribute PrevElem string -id 1 attribute NextElem string -id 1 reference R1 Element -link {PrevElem ElemId} -link {NextElem ElemId} } association R1 Element 0..*--0..* Element -associator Group\ -path {PrevElem NextElem}
The generalization command defines name as a generalization relationship where superclass is the superclass and the subclassN arguments are the subclasses. There must be at least two subclass arguments.
generalization R27 Lamp FloorLamp TableLamp
The assigner command specifies that association is to have a state model that will be used to link and unlink the association. The body argument is a Tcl script that should invoke the Assigner Configuration commands given below to define characteristics of the assigner state model.
The operation command defines a domain based operation named, name. The parameters argument is a list of parameters to the operation and is specified in the same manner as for the ::proc command. The body argument is a Tcl script that is executed when the operation is invoked. All domain operations are realized as subcommands of the domain ensemble command.
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the class command. These command define the characteristics a class such as its attributes.
The attribute command defines a attribute named, name, for the enclosing class. The datatype arguments specifies the data type of the attribute and must be one of the data types accepted by the ::ral package. Valid options are:
class WashingCycle { attribute CycleType string -id 1 attribute WashWaterTemp string -default Cold attribute RinseWaterTemp string -default Cold }
The reference command specifies that the enclosing class is used to realize relationship to class having attributes that refer to identifiers in class. Valid options are:
class WashingMachine { attribute MachineID string -id 1 attribute CycleType string reference R4 WashingCycle -link CycleType }
The classop command defines a class based operation for the enclosing class named, name. The params argument gives the formal parameters of the operation and is specified in the same manner as for the ::proc command. The body argument is a Tcl script what will be executed when the name operation is invoked. For each class based operation defined on a class, a subcommand by the same name will be defined for the class ensemble command.
class WashingMachine { classop new {} { # Construct the necessary class instances for a new washer. } }
The instop command defines an instance based operation for the enclosing class named, name. The params argument gives the formal parameters of the operation and is specified in the same was as for the ::proc command. The body argument is a Tcl script what will be executed when the name operation is invoked. Instance based operations will have a self parameter automatically added as the first argument and can be invoked using the instop instance command.
The statemodel command specifies that the enclosing class is to also have a state model. The body argument is a Tcl script that should invoke the State Model Configuration commands given below to define the characteristics of the class state model.
class Vessel { # ... attribute definitions statemodel { # State model defined here } }
The polymorphic command defines the event arguments to be polymorphic events. The event arguments are event names and the class being defined must be the superclass of a generalization hierarchy. Events defined as polymorphic are directed to a superclass instance and then, at run-time, dispatched to the subclass instance to which the target superclass instance is currently related.
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the statemodel command. These command define the states, transitions, _etc._ of the state model that is bound to the enclosing class.
The state command defines a state named, name, in the enclosing state model. The name argument may not be @, IG or CH nor is it allowed to be the empty string. The parameters argument gives the parameters to the state the are carried with the event that causes a transition into state. The parameters are specified in the same manner as for the ::proc command. The body argument is a Tcl script that is executed when the instance to which the state machine is associated enters state. Every state has an implicit self parameter that is automatically defined for the state and when body is invoked will have the value of an instance reference to the instance receiving the event.
state Idle {speed} { # Idle state activity code here }
The transition command specifies that when an instance is currently in the source state and receives event that it will transition to the target state. The - and -> arguments are syntactic sugar and are ignored. The source argument may be any state of the state model being defined or the @ state, signifying the pseudo-initial state used for asynchronous instance creation. The target argument may be any state of the state model or one of the non-transitioning states, IG or CH. If target is IG then the event is ignored. If target is CH then the event is deemed as logically impossible to happen in the source state and an error condition is raised. The event argument is the name of an event and the set of events to which the state model responds is taken as the union of all the event names encountered in the transition commands defining the state model.
transition Idle - Run -> Running transition Running - Stop -> Idle
The initialstate command set the state named, name, to be the initial state of the state model. If no initialstate command is invoked in the body of a statemodel, then name of the state given in the first invocation of the state command is deemed to be the initial state.
The defaulttrans command define the default transition target for all state transition that are not explicitly defined using the transition command. This allows for a minimal number of invocations of the transition command with all other transition target set to the default. If the defaulttrans command is not invoked in the body of a statemodel, then CH is deemed to be the default transition.
The terminal command specifies that states given as arguments are to be deemed terminal states. When an instance transitions into a terminal state and after the execution of the state activity, the instance is automatically deleted.
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the assigner command. These commands define the state model of the assigner and are similar to the State Model Configuration Commands above.
The state command for assigners has the same form and meaning as for class state models.
The transition command for assigners has the same form and meaning as for class state models.
The initialstate command for assigners has the same form and meaning as for class state models.
The defaulttrans command for assigners has the same form and meaning as for class state models.
The identifyby command specifies that the assigner being defined is a multiple assigner and instances of the assigner are to be identified by the identifier of the class named, class. Valid options are:
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the ::rosea populate command. These commands define class instance values that are to be part of the initial instance population for the domain. Population commands should only be invoked after the domain has been generated. It is only at that time that the data storage has been create to hold the class instances.
The domain command executes body as a Tcl script in order to populate the name domain. Commands in body should invoke Domain Population Commands as described below.
::rosea populate { domain mydomain { # Initial population of "mydomain" is placed here. } }
The commands in this section are intended to be invoked as part of the body script of the domain command which is, in turn, part of a script for defining an initial instance population.
The class command creates instances of the name class. The heading is a list of attribute names for the name class. Attributes that have been given default values need not be present. Otherwise, it is necessary to supply a value for all attributes when an instance is created. Instances are created by assigning, in order, values to the corresponding attribute. If there is only a single value argument, it is treated as a list. This treatment is convenient when constant values are assigned to the attributes. For a single value argument or if many are given, the number of values must be a multiple of the number of attributes in the heading. If the value given an attribute is the literal string "-", then the attribute is not populated and will receive its default value. To give an attribute a value of "-" it must be escaped as "\-".
This example shows how using a list can layout constant values in a convenient tabular form.
class WashingMachine { MachineID CycleType} { M1 Normal M2 PermPress M3 Delicate }
When values need to be calculated or substituted, it can be more convenient to use multiple value arguments.
class WashingMachine { MachineID CycleType}\ M[incr cnt] Normal\ M[incr cnt] PermPress\ M[incr cnt] Delicate\
The return value of the command is a list of the inserted tuple values. Each tuple value is also a list of attribute name / attribute value pairs (i.e. a dictionary, keyed by attribute name). The returned list gives the actual inserted values and can be used to access system generated or defaulted attribute values.
The assigner command is used to create instances of the multiple assigner that has been defined on association. The heading is a list of attribute names and must match the attributes of the identifying class as given by the identifyby command when the assigner was specified. The values arguments are treated in the same manner as for the class populate command.
The commands in this section are supplied by rosea. They are intended to be invoked by state activities and operations and provide the means to access model level semantics in the implementation.
Many of the commands below accept as an argument or return as a value an instance reference. An instance reference or instref, is an ordinary Tcl value whose internals should be considered opaque. An instance reference provides a means to refer to zero or more class instances. The primary purpose of the instance reference is to specify which class instances are to be subject to an operation or to specify the results of some operation on the class model as a whole, e.g. finding a set of instances based on some attribute value.
Each class in a domain will have a class command defined for it. The class command has the same name as the class and is an ensemble command whose subcommands are given below. The subcommands listed below are included in the class ensemble command for all classes in the domain. In addition, any class based operations defined for the class will also appear as additional subcommands in the class command ensemble.
The findAll command returns an instance reference that refers to all the instances of class.
set wms [WashingMachine findAll]
The findById command returns an instance reference that refers to at most one instance of class whose identifier matches that given by the attribute name / value argument pairs. If no instance matches the attribute name / value arguments, then the returned instance reference is an empty reference (i.e. one where invoking the isEmptyRef command would return true).
set wc [WashingCycle findById CycleType Normal]
The findWhere command returns an instance reference to instances of class where expression evaluates to true. During the evaluation of expression, the attributes of each tuple in class are assigned into Tcl variables of the same name and expression may reference those variables in determining the selection of tuples.
set hotcycles [WashingCycle findWhere {$WashWaterTemp eq "Hot"}]
The create command creates an instance of class. The attributes of the class will be set according to the attribute name / value pairs given as arguments. All attributes must be given a value unless a particular attribute was configured to have a default value. In that case, if attribute is not included in the arguments, its default value will be used instead. If class has an associated state model, then the newly created instance will be placed in the default initial state. However, no state activity is executed. The command returns a reference to the newly created instance.
set wm [WashingMachine create MachineID washer2 CycleType Normal]
The createin command creates an instance of class and places the newly created instance into the state state. No state activity is executed. It is an error to invoke createin if class does not have an associated state machine. The attributes of the class will be set according to the attribute names / value pairs given as arguments. All attributes must be given a value unless a particular attribute was configured to have a default value. In that case, the attribute need not be included in the arguments and its default value will be used instead. The command returns a reference to the newly created instance.
set wm [WashingMachine createin Washing MachineID washer2 CycleType Normal]
The createasync command signals a creation event for class When dispatched, a new instance of class is created. The attributes of the class will be set according to the attribute names / value pairs given as arguments. All attributes must be given a value unless a particular attribute was configured to have a default value. In that case, the attribute need not be included in the arguments and its default value will be used instead. After creating the class instance, event along with the event parameters given by eventparams is dispatched to the newly created instance. Eventparams is interpreted as a list of parameter values that must match the parameter signature of the state into which event causes a transition. It is an error to invoke createasync if class does not have an associated state machine or if class does not have a transition specified to originate from the pseudo-initial state of "@". The command returns the empty string.
set r [Reactor createasync Process {300 20} VesselId A270]
The update command updates into class all the non-identifying attributes contained in relationvalue. One way to modify attribute values as a set is to dereference a set of instances, perform a series of operations via the ral relation command to yield a new relation value that is then used to update the instances of class.
In the example below, assume that the ref variable contains an instance reference to a class, Vessel, that has attributes Temp and Volume, the following code will add 10 to the Temp and double the Volume for all instances referred to by ref
Vessel update [relation update [deRef $ref Temp Volume] newtuple {1} { tuple update $newtuple\ Temp [expr {[tuple extract $newtuple Temp] + 10}]\ Volume [expr {[tuple extract $newtuple Volume] * 2.0}] }]
The update command may also be used with an extend / eliminate / rename strategy for computing a set of changes to the instance attributes.
Vessel update [pipe { deRef $ref Temp Volume | relation extend ~ newtuple\ NewTemp double {[tuple extract $newtuple Temp] + 10}\ NewVolume double {[tuple extract $newtuple Volume] * 2.0} | relation eliminate ~ Temp Volume | relation rename ~ NewTemp Temp NewVolume Volume }]
Each relationship in a domain will have a relationship command defined for it. The relationship command has the same name as the relationship and is an ensemble command whose subcommands are given below. The subcommands of a relationship ensemble command will depend upon the type of the relationship and not all of the subcommands below are available to all relationships. How each command applies to a relationship is described below.
The link command will associate the class instances given by instref1 and instref2 across the relationship relationship. Relationship must be a simple relationship (i.e. not a class based association). The linkage is accomplished by updating the referential attributes of the instances of one class to have the same values as the corresponding identifier in the other class. The referring and referenced class instances may be given in either order. For those cases where the relationship is defined to have a multiplicity greater than one, the instance reference for the referring instances may have a multiplicity greater than one and all the references instances will be linked.
set wm [WashingMachine create MachineId 5 CycleType {}] set wc [WashingCycle findById CycleType Normal] R4 link $wm $wc
For class based associations, the link command will create an instance of the associator class setting the values of the referential attributes to be those of the identifiers of instref1 and instref2. If the associator class has attributes other than the referential ones, then the attribute values must be given as arguments in the form of attribute name / value pairs. Any additional attributes that have defined default values may be omitted. It is possible for instref1 and / or instref2 to reference multiple instances. In such a case, all possible links (and consequently multiple instances of the associator class) will be created. The return value of the command is an instance reference to the new created associator class instances.
For class based associations, the reference command will update assoref so that it will refer to instref. If the association is reflexive, then direction must be specified as forward or backward.
The unlink command unlinks the class instances referenced by instref from the association relationship given by relationship.
set wm [WashingMachine findById MachineID 5] R4 unlink $wm
The migrate migrates the subclass instance referenced by instref to be an instance of the subclass named, subclass. The migrate command is supplied only for generalization relationships. The instance referenced by instref is deleted and a corresponding new instance of subclass is created. If the instance of subclass has additional attributes other than the referential identifiers, those attributes values must be given as attrN / valueN pairs. The return value of the command is an instance reference to the newly created instance of subclass.
set lamp [Lamp create SerialNo 223 Color Red] set tablelamp [TableLamp create SerialNo 223 Height 30] set floorlamp [R7 migrate $tablelamp FloorLamp Material brass Weight 15]
For associations that have a single assigner state model, the signal command is used to signal event to the assigner state machine of relationship. Any optional event parameters are given by the paramN arguments.
For associations that have a multiple assigner state model, the signal command is used to signal event to the assigner state machine identified by idvalues. The idvalues argument is a dictionary whose keys are the attributes names of the assigner identifier and whose corresponding values match those of some assigner for relationship. The attribute names will be the same as the attribute names of the identifier implied by the identifyby command which is used to mark an assigner as a multi-assigner. Any optional event parameters are given by the paramN arguments.
For associations that have a multiple assigner state model, the create command creates an instance of the assigner that is identified by the attrN / valueN names and values. The attribute names will be the same as the attribute names of the identifier implied by the identifyby command which is used to mark an assigner as a multi-assigner.
For associations that have a multiple assigner state model, the delete command deletes an instance of the assigner that is identified by the attrN / valueN names and values. The attribute names will be the same as the attribute names of the identifier implied by the identifyby command which is used to mark an assigner as a multi-assigner.
The commands below define operations on class instances. They are intended to be invoked as part of state activities and operations to access the data model and signal events. The context in which a state activity runs is such that these commands will resolve using unqualified command names.
The deRef command returns a relation value containing the class instances referred to by instref. If no attrN arguments are given, then the heading of the returned relation value contains all the class attributes. Otherwise, supplying attr names will result in the returned relation value having only the given attributes plus a set of identifying attributes.
The nilInstRef command returns an instance reference that does not refer to any instance. Note that the nil instance reference is different from an empty instance reference. The later refers to no instances of some particular class. The nil instance reference refers to no instances of no class and is not equal to any instance reference other than itself. This command has very limited utility such as when it is necessary to cancel a delayed event that was signaled outside of a state activity. In that case, the nil instance reference is considered the source of the event.
The isEmptyRef command returns true if instref refers to no instances and false otherwise.
The isNotEmptyRef command returns true if instref refers to any instances and false otherwise.
The refMultiplicity command returns the number of instances referenced by instref.
The isRefSingular command returns true if instref refers to exactly one instance and false otherwise.
The limitRef command returns a new instance reference that refers to at most count instances. If the count argument is missing, then the returned instance reference refers to at most one instance.
The isRefEqual command returns true if instref1 and instref2 both refers to the same instances and false otherwise.
The refUnion command computes the set union of the two instance references given as arguments.
The refIntersect command computes the set intersection of the two instance references given as arguments.
The refMinus command computes the set differenct of instref1 minus instref2.
The forAllRefs command iterates across all the instances referred to by instref. It assigns a singular instance reference into varname and then executes script.
The findRelated command traverses a relationship chain starting at instref finding all the instances of those classes which are the target of the traversal along the path given by the relationshipN arguments. Each relationshipN argument is treated as a one or two element list. If a single element, then it is the name of a relationship (e.g. R27) that is to be traversed in the forward direction or the name of a relationship prefixed by a tilde (e.g. ~R27) giving the name of a relationship to be traversed in its reverse direction. If a two element list, then the traversal may have alternate paths and the second element names the class that is to be the destination of the traversal. For class based associations this would be the name of the associator class and for generalizations this would be the name of one of the subclasses.
The return value of findRelated is an instance reference to a set of instances for the class that is the ultimate destination of the relationship chain.
set inst [findRelated $self R1 {~R2 Sub} ~R3]
The findUnrelated command traverses a relationship chain starting at instref finding all the instances of those classes that are not related which are the target of the traversal along the path given by the relationshipN arguments. The relationshipN arguments are specified in the same manner as for the findRelated command.
The return value of findUnrelated is an instance reference to a set of instances that are not related to the instances referenced by instref along the relationship navigation chain.
The findRelatedWhere command traverses a relationship chain given by rchain starting at instref finding all the instances of those classes which are the target of the traversal along the path. The result of the traversal is further filtered by returning a reference only to those instances where expression evaluates to true. The rchain argument is a list of relationship traversals as described for the findRelated command. During the evaluation of the expression the values of each attribute are assigned to Tcl variables that are the same name as the attribute. These values may be referenced in the expression and provide a means of selecting instances based on their attribute values.
The return value of findRelatedWhere is an instance reference to a set of instances for the class that is the ultimate destination of the relationship chain and for which expression evaluates to true.
set wv [findRelatedWhere $self ~R3 {$ValveID eq "Drain"}]
The findUnrelatedWhere command operates the same as the findRelatedWhere command except that it returns a reference to those instances that are not related to the instances referenced by instref.
] For associations that have a multiple assigner state model, the idInstance command finds the instance of the partitioning class whose identifying attribute values match those of the assigner instance.
The updateAttribute command updates the attrN attributes to the corresponding valueN value for all the class instances referenced by instref.
The return value of updateAttribute is the empty string.
set wc [WashingCycle findById CycleType Normal] updateAttribute $wc SpinDuration 20 SpinSpeed high
The withAttribute command assigns the values of the attributes referenced by instref and given by attrvarpairN arguments into the corresponding Tcl variables and evaluates body. The instref must refer to only a single instance. After body executes, the values of the assigned attributes are updated back into the class. Each attrvarpairN argument is interpreted as a two element list. The first element is the name of an attribute and the second element is the name of a variable into which the attribute value is assigned. If the second element is missing, then the attribute value is assigned into a Tcl variable that is named the same as the attribute. Attributes may not be identifying attributes. If any variable to which an attribute value was assigned is unset during the execution of body, then that attribute is not updated after body completes.
withAttribute $self Count { incr Count }
The readAttribute command returns the values of zero or more attributes of the instance referenced by instref. The instref reference must be singular. If no attrN arguments are given, the return value is the empty string. If only one attribute argument is given, then a simple scalar value is returned. If multiple attribute arguments are given, then a list of values is returned. The order of the returned list corresponds to the order of the attrN arguments.
set wc [WashingCycle findById CycleType Normal] set duration [readAttribute $wc SpinDuration]
The assignAttribute command assigns the values of the instance referenced by instref into Tcl variables. The instref reference must be singular. If no attrvarpairN arguments are given, then all the attributes of the instance are assigned to Tcl variables whose names are the same as the attribute names. If any attrvarpairN arguments are present, then each argument is interpreted as a two element list. The first element is the name of an attribute and the second element is the name of a variable into which the attribute value is assigned. If the second element is missing, then the attribute value is assigned into a Tcl variable that is named the same as the attribute.
set wc [WashingCycle findById CycleType Normal] assignAttribute $wc {SpinDuration spin} {WashWaterTemp wwtemp} if {$wwtemp > 100} { puts "we're in hot water" }
The delete command deletes all the class instances referenced by the instrefN arguments.
The signal command sends the event named, event, to all the class instances referenced by instref. If any optional paramN parameters are supplied they are send as parameters of the event. It is a corollary of the rules of Moore type state machines that any event that causes a transition into a state must supply any parametric event data defined by the signature of the state activity. Failing to do so will result in a runtime error when the event is dispatched.
set wm [WashingMachine findById MachineId 27] signal $wm Start
The delaysignal command sends the event named, event, to all the class instances referenced by instref at least time milliseconds in the future.. If any optional paramN parameters are supplied they are send as parameters of the event.
set wm [WashingMachine findById MachineId 27] delaysignal 100 $wm Start
The canceldelayed command cancels the outstanding event between the instance referred to by srcref and all the instances referred to by dstref. If there are not outstanding event events between the referenced instanced, then no action is taken and no error is generated.
The delayremaining command returns the number of milliseconds until event is signaled from srcref to dstref. The returned value will be zero if the event does not exist or has already been signaled.
The instop command invokes an instance based operation, operation, on the class instance referenced by instref. The options argN arguments are passed to the operation.
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Uhm. Somebody hand me a spatula, because I'm so Ready
My first thoughts after watching some of Shereef's video: F!@#* YEAH
Part of the reason I was drawn to devbootcamp to begin with was the idea that part of its mission seemed to be about giving people the power to take control of thier lives, and that is exactly what the kitchen mindset is about. You are there cooking things up making things happen. Key words being cooking, you gotta stick with the metaphor, and making -- you have to be engaged. I am incredibly stoked to see what my devbootcamp experience has in store for me, and now I'm just excited to see what I myself will bring to the table. Table. That time I wasn't even trying to stick with the cooking metaphor.
Am I nervous. YES. Very much so, but it's transformed itself into the good kind of nervous.


The Akan people of Ghana frequently name their children after the day of the week they were born and the order in which they were born. ... Many of the leaders of slave rebellions had "day names" including Cuffy or Kofi, Cudjoe or Kojo, and Quamina or Kwame/Kwamina.


Messaging infrastructure
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to introduce the messaging infrastructure available in the IntelliJ Platform to developers and plugin writers. It is intended to answer why, when and how to use it.
Rationale
So, what is messaging in the IntelliJ Platform and why do we need it? Basically, its implementation of Observer pattern that provides additional features like broadcasting on hierarchy and special nested events processing (nested event here is a situation when new event is fired (directly or indirectly) from the callback of another event).
Design
Here are the main components of the messaging API.
Topic
This class serves as an endpoint at the messaging infrastructure. I.e. clients are allowed to subscribe to the topic within particular bus and to send messages to particular topic within particular bus.
- display name just a human-readable name used for logging/monitoring purposes;
- broadcast direction will be explained in details at Broadcasting. Default value is TO_CHILDREN;
- listener class that is a business interface for particular topic. Subscribers register implementation of this interface at the messaging infrastructure and publishers may later retrieve object that conforms (IS-A) to it and call any method defined there. Messaging infrastructure takes care on dispatching that to all subscribers of the topic, i.e. the same method with the same arguments will be called on the registered callbacks;
Message bus
Is the core of the messaging system. Is used at the following scenarios:
Connection
Manages all subscriptions for particular client within particular bus.
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keeps number of topic handler mappings (callbacks to invoke when message for the target topic is received) Note: not more than one handler per-topic within the same connection is allowed;
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it’s possible to specify default handler and subscribe to the target topic without explicitly provided callback. Connection will use that default handler when storing (topic-handler) mapping;
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it’s possible to explicitly release acquired resources (disconnect() method). Also it can be plugged to standard semi-automatic disposing (
Disposable
);
Putting altogether
Defining business interface and topic
public interface ChangeActionNotifier {
Topic<ChangeActionNotifier> CHANGE_ACTION_TOPIC = Topic.create("custom name", ChangeActionNotifier.class)
void beforeAction(Context context);
void afterAction(Context context);
}
Subscribing
public void init(MessageBus bus) {
bus.connect().subscribe(ActionTopics.CHANGE_ACTION_TOPIC, new ChangeActionNotifier() {
@Override
public void beforeAction(Context context) {
// Process 'before action' event.
}
@Override
public void afterAction(Context context) {
// Process 'after action' event.
}
});
}
Publishing
public void doChange(Context context) {
ChangeActionNotifier publisher = myBus.syncPublisher(ActionTopics.CHANGE_ACTION_TOPIC);
publisher.beforeAction(context);
try {
// Do action
// ...
} finally {
publisher.afterAction(context)
}
}
Existing resources
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MessageBus instances are available via
ComponentManager.getMessageBus()
(many standard interfaces implement it, e.g.Application
,Project
; -
number of public topics are used by the IntelliJ Platform, e.g.
AppTopics
,ProjectTopics
etc. So, it’s possible to subscribe to them in order to receive information about the processing;
Broadcasting
Message buses can be organised into hierarchies. Moreover, the IntelliJ Platform has them already:
That allows to notify subscribers registered in one message bus on messages sent to another message bus.
Example:
Here we have a simple hierarchy (application bus is a parent of project bus) with three subscribers for the same topic.
We get the following if topic1 defines broadcast direction as TO_CHILDREN:
- A message is sent to topic1 via application bus;
- handler1 is notified about the message;
- The message is delivered to the subscribers of the same topic within project bus (handler2 and handler3);
Benefits
We don’t need to bother with memory management of subscribers that are bound to child buses but interested in parent bus-level events.
Consider the example above we may want to have project-specific functionality that reacts to the application-level events. All we need to do is to subscribe to the target topic within the project bus. No hard reference to the project-level subscriber will be stored at application-level then, i.e. we just avoided memory leak on project re-opening.
Options
Broadcast configuration is defined per-topic. Following options are available:
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TO_CHILDREN (default);
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NONE;
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TO_PARENT;
Nested messages
Nested message is a message sent (directly or indirectly) during another message processing. The IntelliJ Platform’s Messaging infrastructure guarantees that all messages sent to particular topic will be delivered at the sending order.
Example:
Suppose we have the following configuration:
Let’s see what happens if someone sends a message to the target topic:
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message1 is sent;
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handler1 receives message1 and sends message2 to the same topic;
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handler2 receives message1;
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handler2 receives message2;
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handler1 receives message2;
Tips’n’tricks
Relief listeners management
Messaging infrastructure is very light-weight, so, it’s possible to reuse it at local sub-systems in order to relief Observers construction. Let’s see what is necessary to do then:
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Define business interface to work with;
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Create shared message bus and topic that uses the interface above (shared here means that either subject or observers know about them);
Let’s compare that with a manual implementation:
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Define listener interface (business interface);
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Provide reference to the subject to all interested listeners;
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Add listeners storage and listeners management methods (add/remove) to the subject;
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Manually iterate all listeners and call target callback in all places where new event is fired;
Avoid shared data modification from subscribers
We had a problem in a situation when two subscribers tried to modify the same document (IDEA-71701).
The thing is that every document change is performed by the following scenario:
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before change event is sent to all document listeners and some of them publish new messages during that;
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actual change is performed;
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after change event is sent to all document listeners;
We had the following then:
- message1 is sent to the topic with two subscribers;
- message1 is queued for both subscribers;
- message1 delivery starts;
- subscriber1 receives message1;
- subscriber1 issues document modification request at particular range (e.g. document.delete(startOffset, endOffset));
- before change notification is sent to the document listeners;
- message2 is sent by one of the standard document listeners to another topic within the same message bus during before change processing;
- the bus tries to deliver all pending messages before queuing message2;
- subscriber2 receives message1 and also modifies a document;
- the call stack is unwinded and actual change phase of document modification operation requested by subscriber1 begins;
The problem is that document range used by subscriber1 for initial modification request is invalid if subscriber2 has changed document’s range before it.


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The Website being tested.
The site I am analyzing is Jinx.comWhat is the purpose of this site
This is a clothing website geared towards video game players, geeks, and the sort. They sell clothing and acessories featuring various video game properies in addition to their own Jinx branded merchandice. The website has gone though a design change since I've last been here so I figured it would be a good oppurtunity to see if someone who has never been to this site can navigate it.
Testing
The purpose of this test is to see how new users will be able to navigate the website
I went for those who have never been to the website before for the testers.
The testers consisted of a 22 year old woman, 35 year old man, and a 23 year old man. Each with varying degress of web experience.
Tasks
For the assessment I followed a simple script that was presented to each of them.
Hello, thank you for taking time with me to conduct a usability test for this website As a reminder this will be recorded. Are you okay with that?
- To start off, just look around the home page. What do you see?
- Who do you think this web site is geared towards?
- Do I understand what this site is?
- That icon on the top right what is that?
- Find where I can buy socks.
- Can I find where they are based out of?
- Find information on their return policy
With that I think we are done. Thanks for your time.
Results
For one 22 year old woman I was able to record their interaction with the website. Which can be seen below
Like the tester in the video the other two participants had some sort of idea what the website was and who it was geared to, though they didn't see it was geared more towards the gamer type until after they looked around the website some more. They all generally found it easy to navigate, with the navigation bar located clearly on the left. Normally most sites have information such as contacts and other information at the bottom of the page, this one does too, but only after you click the "Help & information" button at the bottom left on the page. It took two of them a few moments to realize that.
One did bring up that their 2019 spring collection banner takes up the majority of the page, forcing everything else towards the bottom out of view. I'm assuming this is temporary and will be out of the way in the future. It was also pointed out that it was odd that socks was listed under "Acessories" rather than "Clothes". When tasked to locate socks to buy users initally went to look under clothing only to find that they were not there.
Summary
Overall the users found the site simple to navigate, although there was some odd things on the page, like the pants icon on the right. One thing I can suggest is not having the current promotion hog all the space on the main page, and also have contact information appear automaticly at the bottom of the page. I would like to do additional testing to see how users are able to go about setting up accounts and purchasing products.


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