The information on this page assumes the reader has basic knowledge of IMGUI (Immediate Mode GUI) concepts. For information about IMGUI and customizing Editor windows, refer to Extending the Editor and the IMGUI Unity blog.
TreeView is an IMGUI control used to display hierarchical data that you can expand and collapse. Use TreeView to create highly customizable list views and multi-column tables for Editor windows, which you can use alongside other IMGUI controls and components.
See Unity Scripting API documentation on TreeView for information about the available TreeView API functions.
Note that the TreeView is not a tree data model. You can construct TreeView using any tree data structure you prefer. This can be a C# tree model, or a Unity-based tree structure like the Transform hierarchy.
The rendering of the TreeView is handled by determining a list of expanded items called rows. Each row represents one TreeViewItem
. Each TreeViewItem
contains parent and children information, which is used by the TreeView to handle navigation (key and mouse input).
The TreeView has a single root TreeViewItem
which is hidden and does not appear in the Editor. This item is the root of all other items.
The most important classes aside from the TreeView itself are TreeViewItem and TreeViewState.
TreeViewState (TreeViewState) contains state information that is changed when interacting with TreeView fields in the Editor, such as selection state, expanded state, navigation state, and scroll state. TreeViewState
is the only state that is serializable. The TreeView itself is not serializable - it is reconstructed from the data that it represents when it is constructed or reloaded. Add the TreeViewState
as a field in your EditorWindow
-derived class to ensure that user-changed states are not lost when reloading scripts or entering Play mode (see documentation on extending the Editor for information on how to do this). For an example of a class containing a TreeViewState
field, see Example 1: A simple TreeView, below.
TreeViewItem (TreeViewItem) contains data about an individual TreeView item, and is used to build the representation of the tree structure in the Editor. Each TreeViewItem
must be constructed with a unique integer ID (unique among all the items in the TreeView). The ID is used for finding items in the tree for the selection state, expanded state, and navigation. If the tree represents Unity objects, use GetInstanceID for each object as the ID for the TreeViewItem
. The IDs are used in the TreeViewState
to persist user-changed states (such as expanded items) when reloading scripts or entering Play mode in the Editor.
All TreeViewItems
have a depth
property, which indicates the visual indentation. See the Initializing a TreeView example below for more information.
BuildRoot (BuildRoot) is the single abstract method of the TreeView
class that must be implemented to create a TreeView. Use this method to handle creating the root item of the tree. This is called every time Reload is called on the tree. For simple trees that use small data sets, create the entire tree of TreeViewItems
under the root item in BuildRoot
. For very large trees, it is not optimal to create the entire tree on every reload. In this situation, create the root and then override the BuildRows
method to only create items for the current rows. For an example of BuildRoot
in use, see Example 1: A simple TreeView below.
BuildRows (BuildRows) is a virtual method where the default implementation handles building the rows list based on the full tree created in BuildRoot
. If only the root was created in BuildRoot
, this method should be overridden to handle the expanded rows. See Initializing a TreeView, below, for more information.
This diagram summarizes the ordering and repetition of BuildRoot
and BuildRows
event methods during a TreeView’s lifetime. Note that the BuildRoot
method is called once every time Reload
is called. BuildRows
is called more often because it is called once on Reload
(right after BuildRoot
) and every time TreeViewItem
is expanded or collapsed.
The TreeView is initialized when the Reload
method is called from a TreeView object.
There are two ways to set up a TreeView:
Create the full tree - Create TreeViewItem
s for all items in the tree model data. This is the default and requires less code to set up. The full tree is built when BuildRoot is called from a TreeView object.
Create only the expanded items - This approach requires you to override BuildRows
to manually control the rows being shown, and BuildRoot
is only used to create the root TreeViewItem
. This approach scales best with large data sets or data that changes often.
Use the first approach for small data sets, or for data that does not change often. Use the second approach for large data sets, or data that changes often, because it is faster to only create only expanded items rather than a full tree.
There are three ways you can set up TreeViewItems:
Create TreeViewItem
s with children, parent, and depths initialized from the start.
Create TreeViewItem
s with parent and children and then use SetupDepthsFromParentsAndChildren to set the depths.
Create TreeViewItem
s only with depth information and then use SetupDepthsFromParentsAndChildren to set the the parent and children references.
To view the Project and source code for the examples shown below, download TreeViewExamples.zip.
To create a TreeView, create a class that extends the TreeView
class and implement the abstract method BuildRoot
. The following example creates a simple TreeView.
class SimpleTreeView : TreeView
{
public SimpleTreeView(TreeViewState treeViewState)
: base(treeViewState)
{
Reload();
}
protected override TreeViewItem BuildRoot ()
{
// BuildRoot is called every time Reload is called to ensure that TreeViewItems
// are created from data. Here we create a fixed set of items. In a real world example,
// a data model should be passed into the TreeView and the items created from the model.
// This section illustrates that IDs should be unique. The root item is required to
// have a depth of -1, and the rest of the items increment from that.
var root = new TreeViewItem {id = 0, depth = -1, displayName = "Root"};
var allItems = new List<TreeViewItem>
{
new TreeViewItem {id = 1, depth = 0, displayName = "Animals"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 2, depth = 1, displayName = "Mammals"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 3, depth = 2, displayName = "Tiger"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 4, depth = 2, displayName = "Elephant"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 5, depth = 2, displayName = "Okapi"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 6, depth = 2, displayName = "Armadillo"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 7, depth = 1, displayName = "Reptiles"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 8, depth = 2, displayName = "Crocodile"},
new TreeViewItem {id = 9, depth = 2, displayName = "Lizard"},
};
// Utility method that initializes the TreeViewItem.children and .parent for all items.
SetupParentsAndChildrenFromDepths (root, allItems);
// Return root of the tree
return root;
}
}
In this example, depth information is used to build the TreeView. Finally, a call to SetupDepthsFromParentsAndChildren
sets the parent and children data of the TreeViewItem
s.
Note that there are two ways to set up the TreeViewItem
: Set the parent and children directly, or use the AddChild
method, as demonstrated in the following example:
protected override TreeViewItem BuildRoot()
{
var root = new TreeViewItem { id = 0, depth = -1, displayName = "Root" };
var animals = new TreeViewItem { id = 1, displayName = "Animals" };
var mammals = new TreeViewItem { id = 2, displayName = "Mammals" };
var tiger = new TreeViewItem { id = 3, displayName = "Tiger" };
var elephant = new TreeViewItem { id = 4, displayName = "Elephant" };
var okapi = new TreeViewItem { id = 5, displayName = "Okapi" };
var armadillo = new TreeViewItem { id = 6, displayName = "Armadillo" };
var reptiles = new TreeViewItem { id = 7, displayName = "Reptiles" };
var croco = new TreeViewItem { id = 8, displayName = "Crocodile" };
var lizard = new TreeViewItem { id = 9, displayName = "Lizard" };
root.AddChild(animals);
animals.AddChild(mammals);
animals.AddChild(reptiles);
mammals.AddChild(tiger);
mammals.AddChild(elephant);
mammals.AddChild(okapi);
mammals.AddChild(armadillo);
reptiles.AddChild(croco);
reptiles.AddChild(lizard);
SetupDepthsFromParentsAndChildren(root);
return root;
}
BuildRoot
method for the SimpleTreeView
class aboveThe following example shows the EditorWindow
that contains the SimpleTreeView
. TreeViews are constructed with a TreeViewState
instance. The implementer of the TreeView should determine how this view state should be handled: whether its state should persist until the next session of Unity, or whether it should only preserve its state after scripts are reloaded (either when entering Play mode or recompiling scripts). In this example, the TreeViewState
is serialized in the EditorWindow
, ensuring the TreeView preserves its state when the Editor is closed and reopened.
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor.IMGUI.Controls;
class SimpleTreeViewWindow : EditorWindow
{
// SerializeField is used to ensure the view state is written to the window
// layout file. This means that the state survives restarting Unity as long as the window
// is not closed. If the attribute is omitted then the state is still serialized/deserialized.
[SerializeField] TreeViewState m_TreeViewState;
//The TreeView is not serializable, so it should be reconstructed from the tree data.
SimpleTreeView m_SimpleTreeView;
void OnEnable ()
{
// Check whether there is already a serialized view state (state
// that survived assembly reloading)
if (m_TreeViewState == null)
m_TreeViewState = new TreeViewState ();
m_SimpleTreeView = new SimpleTreeView(m_TreeViewState);
}
void OnGUI ()
{
m_SimpleTreeView.OnGUI(new Rect(0, 0, position.width, position.height));
}
// Add menu named "My Window" to the Window menu
[MenuItem ("TreeView Examples/Simple Tree Window")]
static void ShowWindow ()
{
// Get existing open window or if none, make a new one:
var window = GetWindow<SimpleTreeViewWindow> ();
window.titleContent = new GUIContent ("My Window");
window.Show ();
}
}
This example illustrates a multi-column TreeView that uses the MultiColumnHeader class.
MultiColumnHeader
supports the following functionality: renaming items, multi-selection, reordering items and custom row content using normal IMGUI controls (such as sliders and object fields), sorting of columns, and the filtering and searching of rows.
This example creates a data model using the classes TreeElement
and TreeModel
. The TreeView fetches data from this “TreeModel”. In this example, the TreeElement
and TreeModel
classes have been built in to demonstrate the features of the TreeView class. These classes have been included in the TreeView Examples Project (TreeViewExamples.zip). The example also shows how the tree model structure is serialized to a ScriptableObject and saved in an Asset.
[Serializable]
//The TreeElement data class is extended to hold extra data, which you can show and edit in the front-end TreeView.
internal class MyTreeElement : TreeElement
{
public float floatValue1, floatValue2, floatValue3;
public Material material;
public string text = "";
public bool enabled = true;
public MyTreeElement (string name, int depth, int id) : base (name, depth, id)
{
floatValue1 = Random.value;
floatValue2 = Random.value;
floatValue3 = Random.value;
}
}
The following ScriptableObject class ensures that data persists in an Asset when the tree is serialized.
[CreateAssetMenu (fileName = "TreeDataAsset", menuName = "Tree Asset", order = 1)]
public class MyTreeAsset : ScriptableObject
{
[SerializeField] List<MyTreeElement> m_TreeElements = new List<MyTreeElement> ();
internal List<MyTreeElement> treeElements
{
get { return m_TreeElements; }
set { m_TreeElements = value; }
}
}
The following example shows snippets of the class MultiColumnTreeView
, which illustrates how the multi column GUI is achieved. Find full source code in the TreeView Examples Project (TreeViewExamples.zip).
public MultiColumnTreeView (TreeViewState state,
MultiColumnHeader multicolumnHeader,
TreeModel<MyTreeElement> model)
: base (state, multicolumnHeader, model)
{
// Custom setup
rowHeight = 20;
columnIndexForTreeFoldouts = 2;
showAlternatingRowBackgrounds = true;
showBorder = true;
customFoldoutYOffset = (kRowHeights - EditorGUIUtility.singleLineHeight) * 0.5f;
extraSpaceBeforeIconAndLabel = kToggleWidth;
multicolumnHeader.sortingChanged += OnSortingChanged;
Reload();
}
The custom changes in the code sample above make the following adjustments:
rowHeight = 20
: Change the default height (which is based on EditorGUIUtility.singleLineHeight’s 16 points) to 20, to add more room for GUI controls.
columnIndexForTreeFoldouts = 2
: In the example, the fold-out arrows are shown in the third column because this value is set to 2 (see image above). If this value is not changed, the fold-outs are rendered in the first column, because “columnIndexForTreeFoldouts” is 0 by default.
showAlternatingRowBackgrounds = true
: Enable alternating row background colors, so that each row is distinct.
showBorder = true
: Render the TreeView with a margin around it, so that a thin border is shown to delimit it from the rest of the content
customFoldoutYOffset = (kRowHeights - EditorGUIUtility.singleLineHeight) * 0.5f
: Center fold-outs vertically in the row - see Customizing the GUI below.
extraSpaceBeforeIconAndLabel = 20
: Make space before the tree labels so the toggle button is shown.
multicolumnHeader.sortingChanged += OnSortingChanged
: Assign a method to the event to detect when the sorting changes in the header component (when the header column is clicked), so that the rows of the TreeView change to reflect the sorting state.
If the default RowGUI handling is used, the TreeView looks like the SimpleTreeView
example above, with only fold-outs and a label. When using multiple data values for each item, you must override the RowGUI method to visualize these values.
protected override void RowGUI (RowGUIArgs args)
The following code sample is the argument structure of the RowGUIArgs
struct.
protected struct RowGUIArgs
{
public TreeViewItem item;
public string label;
public Rect rowRect;
public int row;
public bool selected;
public bool focused;
public bool isRenaming;
public int GetNumVisibleColumns ()
public int GetColumn (int visibleColumnIndex)
public Rect GetCellRect (int visibleColumnIndex)
}
You can extend the TreeViewItem
and add additional user data (which creates a class that derives from TreeViewItem
). You can then use this user data in the RowGUI callback. An example of this is provided below. See override void RowGUI
- this example casts the input item to TreeViewItem<MyTreeElement>
.
There are three methods which are related to column handling: GetNumVisibleColumns, GetColumn, and GetCellRect. You can only call these when the TreeView is constructed with a MultiColumnHeader, otherwise an exception is thrown.
protected override void RowGUI (RowGUIArgs args)
{
var item = (TreeViewItem<MyTreeElement>) args.item;
for (int i = 0; i < args.GetNumVisibleColumns (); ++i)
{
CellGUI(args.GetCellRect(i), item, (MyColumns)args.GetColumn(i), ref args);
}
}
void CellGUI (Rect cellRect, TreeViewItem<MyTreeElement> item, MyColumns column, ref RowGUIArgs args)
{
// Center the cell rect vertically using EditorGUIUtility.singleLineHeight.
// This makes it easier to place controls and icons in the cells.
CenterRectUsingSingleLineHeight(ref cellRect);
switch (column)
{
case MyColumns.Icon1:
// Draw custom texture
GUI.DrawTexture(cellRect, s_TestIcons[GetIcon1Index(item)], ScaleMode.ScaleToFit);
break;
case MyColumns.Icon2:
//Draw custom texture
GUI.DrawTexture(cellRect, s_TestIcons[GetIcon2Index(item)], ScaleMode.ScaleToFit);
break;
case MyColumns.Name:
// Make a toggle button to the left of the label text
Rect toggleRect = cellRect;
toggleRect.x += GetContentIndent(item);
toggleRect.width = kToggleWidth;
if (toggleRect.xMax < cellRect.xMax)
item.data.enabled = EditorGUI.Toggle(toggleRect, item.data.enabled);
// Default icon and label
args.rowRect = cellRect;
base.RowGUI(args);
break;
case MyColumns.Value1:
// Show a Slider control for value 1
item.data.floatValue1 = EditorGUI.Slider(cellRect, GUIContent.none, item.data.floatValue1, 0f, 1f);
break;
case MyColumns.Value2:
// Show an ObjectField for materials
item.data.material = (Material)EditorGUI.ObjectField(cellRect, GUIContent.none, item.data.material,
typeof(Material), false);
break;
case MyColumns.Value3:
// Show a TextField for the data text string
item.data.text = GUI.TextField(cellRect, item.data.text);
break;
}
}
Q: In my TreeView subclass, I have the functions BuildRoot and RowGUI. Is RowGUI
called for every TreeViewItem
that got added in the build function, or only for items that are visible on screen in the scroll view?
A: RowGUI
is only called for the items visible on screen. For example, if you have 10,000 items, only the 20 visible items on screen have their RowGUI
called.
Q: Can I get the indices of the rows that are visible on the screen?
A: Yes. Use the method GetFirstAndLastVisibleRows.
Q: Can I get the list of rows that are built in BuildRows?
A: Yes. Use the method GetRows.
Q: Is it mandatory for any of the overridden functions to call base.Method
?
A: Only if the method has a default behavior you want to extend.
Q: I just want to make list of items (not a tree). Do I have to create the root?
A: Yes, you should always have a root. You can create the root item and set root.children = rows
for fast setup.
Q: I’ve added a Toggle to my row - why doesn’t the selection jump to that row when I click on it?
A: By default, the row is only selected if the mouse down is not consumed by the contents of the row. Here, your Toggle consumes the event. To fix this, use the method SelectionClick before your Toggle button is called.
Q: Are there methods I can use before or after all RowGUI
methods are called?
A: Yes. See API documentation on BeforeRowsGUI and AfterRowsGUI.
Q: Is there a simple way to return key focus to the TreeView from API? If I select a FloatField in my row, the row selection becomes gray. How do I make it blue again?
A: The blue color indicates which row currently has key focus. Because the FloatField has focus, the TreeView loses focus, so this is the intended behavior. Set GUIUtility.keyboardControl = treeViewControlID
when needed.
Q: How do I convert from id
to a TreeViewItem
?
A: Use either FindItem or FindRows.
Q: How do I receive a callback when a user changes their selection in the TreeView?
A: Override the SelectionChanged method (other useful callbacks: DoubleClickedItem, and ContextClickedItem).


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Hajj 2017 Program Details: $10,890 per person - Four (Quad) occupancy room
We pray to Allah ﷻ to accept our intentions for performing Hajj and to accept our prayers and our good deeds.
Hajj Travel Agency
We have chosen Adam Travel for handling our Hajj travel arrangements. Our Hajj Package that has been offered specially to our group is labeled the Adam #4D Hajj Package.
Travel Dates
The tentative departure date from the US is August 21/22, 2017 and the tentative return back from Saudi Arabia is on September 5/6, 2017. For planning purposes, please be prepared to add or subtract one day to these dates. It would help to schedule at most three weeks leave from work.
Itinerary Details
This year Imam Muamar Dahnoun will accompany the IAR Raleigh Hajj Group as its logistic leader. Imam Muamar Dahnoun will be assigned as the logistic leader by Adam Travel for a larger group that will also include the IAR Raleigh Hajj Group.
Arrival in Madinah
Our city of arrival in Saudi Arabia would be Madinah and we will stay there August 22/23 - August 26 (1/2 ZH - 5 ZH), the equivalent Islamic dates would be Dhul Hijjah 1 through Dhul Hijjah 5.
In Madinah we will stay at Dallah Taibah for four nights, this is a four star hotel and is located 40 meters from the Masjid Al Nabawi. We will visit holy sites in Madinah and perform prayers in our beloved Prophet's masjid. Breakfast and dinner buffet will be served at the hotel.
On August 26 (5ZH), travel by private deluxe Air conditioned buses to Makkah.
Arrival in Makkah - August 27 - September 4 ( 6-14ZH)
We will arrive in Makkah on August 27 or Dhul Hijjah 6. In preparation for travel to Makkah, we will wear the Ihram (garment worn during hajj or umrah) and travel by private air conditioned bus to Makkah. We will perform the Umrah and then wait for the Hajj rituals to begin.
We will stay at the New Hilton Suites Hotel (5-Stars) at haram boundary in Makkah. We will have the hotel during our entire stay in Makkah. Breakfast and dinner buffet will be served at the hotel.
Manasek or the rituals of the Hajj
We will travel: On August 29 (8ZH) by Private deluxe air-conditioned bus to The Upgraded Mena Camp, very close to the Jamarat. During the rituals of Hajj, we will stay at upgraded camps in Mena, which are very close to the Jamarat (stoning of the Shaytan). There will be an open buffet service at Mena for all daily meals.
During our short stay in Arafat we will have access to the Private Adam Travel Compound which has air-conditioned tents. Food and refreshments will be available during our stay in Arafat and Muzdalifah.
After completing all of the rituals of hajj, we will travel by bus to Jeddah airport for our return trip to the US.
You can request to add a detour to visit city of your choice either before or after the Hajj. There will be additional cost for this detour and you will most likely have to use a different airline, preventing you from staying with the Raleigh group itinerary on the way going and coming back.
Hajj Package Costs
The cost of the hajj package depends upon the number of people staying in a hotel room in Makkah and Madinah.
- Four (quad) occupancy room is $10,890 per person.
- Triple occupancy is $11,290 per person and
- Double occupancy is $13,690 per person
The cost per person includes the following
- Roundtrip airfare from NY JFK / Washington Dulles airport to Saudi Arabia
- Hotel in Madinah and Makkah
- Breakfast and dinner in Madinah and Makkah
- Travel from Madinah to Makkah in air conditioned bus
- Upgraded tents in Mena and Arafat
- Food and beverages in Mena and Arafat,
- Travel from Makkah to Jeddah airport in air conditioned bus
- Visit to historic sites in Madinah
Additional Costs
In addition to the above Hajj package costs, each person has to pay approximately $300 to cover the costs of Unified Agent Office and Visa processing fee.
Cost of round trip travel from RDU to either Washington Dulles Airport or JFK Airport. We are still waiting confirmation from Adam Travel whether we will depart from Dulles or JFK airport. We will inform you as soon as we have received more information.
Cost of zabiha (animal sacrifice) which is one of the rituals of Hajj. It is approximately $150 per person..
Cost for detour to the destination of your choice either before or after the Hajj.
The Hajj package costs are based on airline fuel charges as of February 2017. If there is a substantial increase, you will have to pay this additional surcharge..
Hajj Registration Form
If you are interested in performing Hajj with the Raleigh Hajj Group, please fill out the following Hajj Pre-Registration Form. Filling this pre-registration form does not reserve a seat, nor are you obligated to perform hajj with us. We will use this information to keep you informed as more details are finalized. It allows us to contact you and keep you informed about next steps.
In order to reserve a seat for performing Hajj, you have to submit a deposit, a copy of your passport and a completed Saudi Hajj Visa application form.
We will ask you to fill out a registration form with all of your passport details, copy of your passport, and request a deposit. Completing this step will reserve your seat.
We pray to Allah SWT that he helps you fulfill this obligation and that he accepts your Hajj. Ameen. Please remember to purify your intentions to worship Allah SWT alone and to ask for his help.
Hajj Visas
Please review this article on how Hajj visas are issued by the Saudi Arabian Consulate in Washington DC
Hajj FAQ
The Raleigh Hajj group has compiled a list of frequently asked questions about preparations for Hajj and travel.
Hajj Workshops
Each year, the IAR Hajj Group presents Hajj Workshops which provides details on the various Hajj rituals and the logistics of performing Hajj. The following presentation files are from the previous workshop presentations about Hajj Logistics and Hajj Rituals (Part 1 and Part 2) created by Br Lebeed Alkadhi.
Hajj Prerequisites
In order to travel to Saudi Arabia for performing Hajj, you have to meet some minimum requirements. Please review the Saudi Hajj Visa Prerequisites page for more details.
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Create HTTP errors for Express, Koa, Connect, etc. with ease.
This is a Node.js module available through the
npm registry. Installation is done using the
npm install
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app.use(function (req, res, next) {
if (!req.user) return next(createError(401, 'Please login to view this page.'))
next()
})
This is the current API, currently extracted from Koa and subject to change.
expose
- can be used to signal if message
should be sent to the client,
defaulting to false
when status
>= 500headers
- can be an object of header names to values to be sent to the
client, defaulting to undefined
. When defined, the key names should all
be lower-casedmessage
- the traditional error message, which should be kept short and all
single linestatus
- the status code of the error, mirroring statusCode
for general
compatibilitystatusCode
- the status code of the error, defaulting to 500
Create a new error object with the given message msg
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The error object inherits from createError.HttpError
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- the message of the error, defaulting to node’s text for that status code.properties
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object with createError.HttpError
properties. This will not alter the inheritance of the given
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} else {
var httpError = createError(500, err)
}
}
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| 400 | BadRequest |
| 401 | Unauthorized |
| 402 | PaymentRequired |
| 403 | Forbidden |
| 404 | NotFound |
| 405 | MethodNotAllowed |
| 406 | NotAcceptable |
| 407 | ProxyAuthenticationRequired |
| 408 | RequestTimeout |
| 409 | Conflict |
| 410 | Gone |
| 411 | LengthRequired |
| 412 | PreconditionFailed |
| 413 | PayloadTooLarge |
| 414 | URITooLong |
| 415 | UnsupportedMediaType |
| 416 | RangeNotSatisfiable |
| 417 | ExpectationFailed |
| 418 | ImATeapot |
| 421 | MisdirectedRequest |
| 422 | UnprocessableEntity |
| 423 | Locked |
| 424 | FailedDependency |
| 425 | UnorderedCollection |
| 426 | UpgradeRequired |
| 428 | PreconditionRequired |
| 429 | TooManyRequests |
| 431 | RequestHeaderFieldsTooLarge |
| 451 | UnavailableForLegalReasons |
| 500 | InternalServerError |
| 501 | NotImplemented |
| 502 | BadGateway |
| 503 | ServiceUnavailable |
| 504 | GatewayTimeout |
| 505 | HTTPVersionNotSupported |
| 506 | VariantAlsoNegotiates |
| 507 | InsufficientStorage |
| 508 | LoopDetected |
| 509 | BandwidthLimitExceeded |
| 510 | NotExtended |
| 511 | NetworkAuthenticationRequired |


Tumultuous week at Capitol reveals limitations of gridlock between Democratic governor, lawmakers
MADISON, Wis. - A tumultuous week that put on full display the partisan agendas of Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and the Republican Legislature also revealed the limitations both face under divided government that more and more is resulting in gridlock.
Republicans started and ended an Evers-called special session on guns within seconds, taking no action. Republicans fired an Evers Cabinet secretary as a scowling Evers watched from the floor of the Senate. And Democrats rebuffed three attempts to reverse Evers vetoes, the first override votes in nearly a decade.
Former Republican state Sen. Dale Schultz says he is disappointed with the partisan fighting and gridlock because "I know we're better than this."
And former Democratic lawmaker Tim Cullen says the gridlock is "bad for Wisconsin." He says there "are no outer boundaries beyond which partisanship doesn't go any more."


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165-1 Findings and purpose
165-2 Definitions
165-3 Declaration of public purpose
165-4 Right to farm
165-5 Frivolous lawsuits
165-6 Liberal construction


{{{edit-button 'writing_news.html' 'section'}}} {{#markdown}} ## News and press releases
These are best practices for writing a news story, and can be used as a guide for writing short pieces for a general audience. This content was put together by the EMBL-EBI and EMBL Heidelberg news teams.
If you have a news story or would like help with writing a news-style piece for your web page or a blog post, please get in touch by emailing the news team, or a group of your writing colleagues in Hinxton, who are signed up to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you would like to join this group, contact Mary in External Relations.
For a nit-picky list of EMBL style points, see Writing: EMBL style guide.
A press release is written to excite the interest of journalists, and is one of (hopefully) many inputs into a news article. It should be brief and exciting. The journalist will expect it to have a bias towards the scientist/institute, so it does not have to be exhustive.
The one thing all news stories have in common is that they are new: if you have an idea for a story, let the news team know as soon as possible! Here is what he or she will want to know:
EMBL press releases have two potential audiences:
Here are some examples of the kind of stories we write press releases about:
We do not generally issue press releases about:
The planned date and time of release should be established as soon as possible after a go-ahead decision has been made. The following should be taken into account:
Once everyone involved in drafting a release is happy with it, it needs to be approved by:
Questions to ask as you write


PuppetDB 1.4 » Installing PuppetDB From Packages
This page describes how to manually install and configure PuppetDB from the official packages.
- If you are just getting started with Puppet and don’t yet know how to assign Puppet classes to nodes, this is the guide for you.
- If you are already familiar with Puppet and have a working Puppet deployment, we recommend that you use the puppetlabs-puppetdb module instead. See the “Install via Module” page for more details.
Additionally, these instructions may be useful for understanding the various moving parts, or in cases where you must create your own PuppetDB module.
Notes:
- If you’d like to migrate existing exported resources from your ActiveRecord storeconfigs database, please see the documentation on Migrating Data.
- After following these instructions, you should connect your puppet master(s) to PuppetDB. (If you use a standalone Puppet deployment, you will need to connect every node to PuppetDB.)
- These instructions are for platforms with official PuppetDB packages. To install on other systems, you should instead follow the instructions for installing from source.
- If this is a production deployment, review the scaling recommendations before installing. You should ensure your PuppetDB server will be able to comfortably handle your site’s load.
Step 1: Install and Configure Puppet
If Puppet isn’t fully installed and configured yet on your PuppetDB server, install it and request/sign/retrieve a certificate for the node.
Your PuppetDB server should be running puppet agent and have a signed certificate from your puppet master server. If you run puppet agent --test
, it should successfully complete a run, ending with “notice: Finished catalog run in X.XX seconds
.”
Note: If Puppet doesn’t have a valid certificate when PuppetDB is installed, you will have to run the SSL config script and edit the config file, or manually configure PuppetDB’s SSL credentials before the puppet master will be able to connect to PuppetDB.
Step 2: Enable the Puppet Labs Package Repository
If you didn’t already use it to install Puppet, you will need to enable the Puppet Labs package repository for your system.
Step 3: Install PuppetDB
Use Puppet to install PuppetDB:
$ sudo puppet resource package puppetdb ensure=latest
Step 4: Configure Database
If this is a production deployment, you should confirm and configure your database settings:
- Deployments of 100 nodes or fewer can continue to use the default built-in database backend, but should increase PuppetDB’s maximum heap size to at least 1 GB.
- Large deployments over 100 nodes should set up a PostgreSQL server and configure PuppetDB to use it. You may also need to adjust the maximum heap size.
You can change PuppetDB’s database at any time, but note that changing the database does not migrate PuppetDB’s data, so the new database will be empty. However, as this data is automatically generated many times a day, PuppetDB should recover in a relatively short period of time.
Step 5: Start the PuppetDB Service
Use Puppet to start the PuppetDB service and enable it on startup.
$ sudo puppet resource service puppetdb ensure=running enable=true
You must also configure your PuppetDB server’s firewall to accept incoming connections on port 8081.
PuppetDB is now fully functional and ready to receive catalogs and facts from any number of puppet master servers.
Finish: Connect Puppet to PuppetDB
You should now configure your puppet master(s) to connect to PuppetDB.
If you use a standalone Puppet site, you should configure every node to connect to PuppetDB.
Troubleshooting Installation Problems
- Check the log file, and see whether PuppetDB knows what the problem is. This file will be either
/var/log/puppetdb/puppetdb.log
. - If PuppetDB is running but the puppet master can’t reach it, check PuppetDB’s jetty configuration to see which port(s) it is listening on, then attempt to reach it by telnet (
telnet <host> <port>
) from the puppet master server. If you can’t connect, the firewall may be blocking connections. If you can, Puppet may be attempting to use the wrong port, or PuppetDB’s keystore may be misconfigured (see below). - Check whether any other service is using PuppetDB’s port and interfering with traffic.
- Check PuppetDB’s jetty configuration and the
/etc/puppetdb/ssl
directory, and make sure it has a truststore and keystore configured. If it didn’t create these during installation, you will need to run the SSL config script and edit the config file or manually configure a truststore and keystore before a puppet master can contact PuppetDB.


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| 2 | LCD Display | Side panel with TAC 2.0 ventilation holes | 1 | $102 | $102 |
| 3 | Mobile Phone | Mesh front panel design to improve the airflow | 3 | $544 | $1632 |
| 4 | HDD Disk | Stylish mesh front panel strips to maximize air | 4 | $97 | $388 |
Note: Like other components, easily make a panel more meaningful to a particular context by adding any of the contextual state classes.


BMW's Tesla Model 3 Fears Are Already Happening
Model 3 owners are ditching BMWs.
by Jay TraugottTesla's production delays surrounding the Model 3 may have caused headaches for investors, anxious customers, and even CEO Elon Musk, but those days appear to be over. The era of the Model 3 is underway and the all-electric sedan continues to be a phenomenal success. A fascinating new study from Bloomberg has gone into depth about not only the EV sedan's sales success but, equally important, who is buying them and what brand is suffering the most from the Model 3's success.
One important fact: no other sedan in America is generating more revenue right now than the Model 3.
Costing around $50,000 on average, the Model 3 continues to significantly dent BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class sales by outselling them both. Bloomberg asked 5,000 Model 3 owners questions about their previous cars and, interestingly, whether or not they'd buy them again. Which makes and models did these Model 3 owners trade-in?
Examples include the Honda Accord and Civic, Toyota Camry, and the Mazda 3. But the greatest percentage of the Model's total sales came from former BMW drivers, as the responses indicate. Tesla, amazingly, has succeeded in breaking so-called brand loyalties in a record period of time. Often times, brand loyalties are passed down from generation to generation. But thanks to continued hype, Musk constantly being in the news (for better or worse), and environmental concerns, drivers from various backgrounds and incomes want to try something new.
"I've owned three BMW 3 Series and was a diehard BMW fan," one Model 3 owner responded. "The Tesla blows those cars away." Not everyone can afford a BMW, but the Model 3 is still affordable enough for many mainstream buyers. "I'm not rich, I'm an ordinary man with an ordinary job. I am exactly the buyer Elon Musk hoped to attract," another owner responded. Tesla does not even spend money on advertisements, relying instead on product events, social media, and referrals.
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One data study shows BMW is the most vulnerable of all major luxury brands, including Audi and Porsche, to lose customers to the Model 3. The Model 3 has "forever changed… expectations for what a car should be," another owner said. Others appreciated Elon Musk's social media activity and outgoing approach. "I have no clue what the head of Ford looks like. And I only know Nissan because he went to jail," another owner wrote. BMW also failed to push its i brand, mainly the i3, as it should have. The upcoming i4 will compete head-on with the Model 3, but for another Model 3 driver and former i3 owner, it's too little, too late.
The Tesla Model 3 has proved the naysayers wrong. It has proved mainstream automakers wrong. As much as they'd like to deny it, the Model 3 is now their prime target, but winning those customers back could be an even greater challenge.


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This page shows our dance "assignments" for the next (5) months, as well as some other important dates and information. You can navigate to a specific month by clicking the links in the nav bar...or you can scroll, if you want to be old school.
You may be thinking to yourself, "What's with the colors?" I'm glad you asked...
Please note that the schedule is subject to change; the flexibility of all participants is appreciated.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.opengamma.strata.basics.index |
Entity objects describing common market indices, such as LIBOR and FED FUND.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.loader.fpml |
Loader that can convert files to financial instruments.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.rate |
Calculators for rates instruments, such as Forward Rate Agreement (FRA) and interest rate swap.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.rate |
Entity objects describing the rate-based financial instruments.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.swap |
Entity objects describing a swap.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.swap.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of rate swaps.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ImmutablePriceIndex
A price index implementation based on an immutable set of rules.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.CH_CPI
The consumer price index for Switzerland,
"Non-revised Consumer Price Index".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.EU_AI_CPI
The consumer price index for Europe,
"Non-revised Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices All Items".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.EU_EXT_CPI
The consumer price index for Europe,
"Non-revised Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices Excluding Tobacco".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.FR_EXT_CPI
The consumer price index for France,
"Non-revised Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices Excluding Tobacco".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.GB_HICP
The harmonized consumer price index for the United Kingdom,
"Non-revised Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.GB_RPI
The retail price index for the United Kingdom,
"Non-revised Retail Price Index All Items in the United Kingdom".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.GB_RPIX
The retail price index for the United Kingdom excluding mortgage interest payments,
"Non-revised Retail Price Index Excluding Mortgage Interest Payments in the United Kingdom".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.JP_CPI_EXF
The consumer price index for Japan excluding fresh food,
"Non-revised Consumer Price Index Nationwide General Excluding Fresh Food".
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndices.US_CPI_U
The consumer price index for US Urban consumers,
"Non-revised index of Consumer Prices for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) before seasonal adjustment".
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
PriceIndexObservation.getIndex()
Gets the FX index.
|
static PriceIndex |
PriceIndex.of(String uniqueName)
Obtains an instance from the specified unique name.
|
PriceIndex |
FloatingRateName.toPriceIndex()
Converts to an
PriceIndex . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ExtendedEnum<PriceIndex> |
PriceIndex.extendedEnum()
Gets the extended enum helper.
|
MetaProperty<PriceIndex> |
PriceIndexObservation.Meta.index()
The meta-property for the
index property. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static PriceIndexObservation |
PriceIndexObservation.of(PriceIndex index,
YearMonth fixingMonth)
Creates an instance from an index and fixing date.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
FpmlDocument.parsePriceIndex(XmlElement baseEl)
Converts an FpML 'FloatingRateIndex.model' to a
PriceIndex . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
SimplePriceIndexValues.getIndex()
Gets the index that the values are for.
|
PriceIndex |
PriceIndexValues.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
PriceIndex |
InflationRateSensitivity.getIndex()
Gets the Ibor index that the sensitivity refers to.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ImmutableMap<PriceIndex,PriceIndexValues> |
ImmutableRatesProvider.getPriceIndexValues()
Gets the price index values, defaulted to an empty map.
|
MetaProperty<PriceIndex> |
SimplePriceIndexValues.Meta.index()
The meta-property for the
index property. |
MetaProperty<ImmutableMap<PriceIndex,PriceIndexValues>> |
ImmutableRatesProvider.Meta.priceIndexValues()
The meta-property for the
priceIndexValues property. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SimplePriceIndexValues |
SimplePriceIndexValues.of(PriceIndex index,
LocalDate valuationDate,
InterpolatedNodalCurve curve,
LocalDateDoubleTimeSeries fixings)
Obtains an instance based on a curve with no seasonality adjustment.
|
static PriceIndexValues |
PriceIndexValues.of(PriceIndex index,
LocalDate valuationDate,
InterpolatedNodalCurve forwardCurve,
LocalDateDoubleTimeSeries fixings)
Obtains an instance from a curve and time-series of fixings.
|
static SimplePriceIndexValues |
SimplePriceIndexValues.of(PriceIndex index,
LocalDate valuationDate,
InterpolatedNodalCurve curve,
LocalDateDoubleTimeSeries fixings,
DoubleArray seasonality)
Obtains an instance based on a curve with seasonality adjustment.
|
PriceIndexValues |
RatesProvider.priceIndexValues(PriceIndex index)
Gets the values for an Price index.
|
PriceIndexValues |
ImmutableRatesProvider.priceIndexValues(PriceIndex index) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ImmutableRatesProviderBuilder |
ImmutableRatesProviderBuilder.priceIndexValues(Map<? extends PriceIndex,? extends PriceIndexValues> priceIndexValues)
Adds price index values to the provider.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
InflationMonthlyRateComputation.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
PriceIndex |
InflationInterpolatedRateComputation.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
PriceIndex |
InflationEndMonthRateComputation.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
PriceIndex |
InflationEndInterpolatedRateComputation.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static InflationEndMonthRateComputation |
InflationEndMonthRateComputation.of(PriceIndex index,
double startIndexValue,
YearMonth referenceEndMonth)
Creates an instance from an index, start index value and reference end month.
|
static InflationEndInterpolatedRateComputation |
InflationEndInterpolatedRateComputation.of(PriceIndex index,
double startIndexValue,
YearMonth referenceEndMonth,
double weight)
Creates an instance from an index, start index value and reference end month.
|
static InflationMonthlyRateComputation |
InflationMonthlyRateComputation.of(PriceIndex index,
YearMonth referenceStartMonth,
YearMonth referenceEndMonth)
Creates an instance from an index, reference start month and reference end month.
|
static InflationInterpolatedRateComputation |
InflationInterpolatedRateComputation.of(PriceIndex index,
YearMonth referenceStartMonth,
YearMonth referenceEndMonth,
double weight)
Creates an instance from an index, reference start month and reference end month.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
InflationRateCalculation.getIndex()
Gets the index of prices.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
MetaProperty<PriceIndex> |
InflationRateCalculation.Meta.index()
The meta-property for the
index property. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
InflationRateCalculation.Builder |
InflationRateCalculation.Builder.index(PriceIndex index)
Sets the index of prices.
|
static InflationRateCalculation |
InflationRateCalculation.of(PriceIndex index,
int monthLag,
PriceIndexCalculationMethod indexCalculationMethod)
Obtains a rate calculation for the specified price index.
|
static InflationRateCalculation |
InflationRateCalculation.of(PriceIndex index,
int monthLag,
PriceIndexCalculationMethod indexCalculationMethod,
double firstIndexValue)
Obtains a rate calculation for the specified price index with known start index value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PriceIndex |
InflationRateSwapLegConvention.getIndex()
Gets the Price index.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
MetaProperty<PriceIndex> |
InflationRateSwapLegConvention.Meta.index()
The meta-property for the
index property. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
InflationRateSwapLegConvention.Builder |
InflationRateSwapLegConvention.Builder.index(PriceIndex index)
Sets the Price index.
|
static InflationRateSwapLegConvention |
InflationRateSwapLegConvention.of(PriceIndex index,
Period lag)
Obtains a convention based on the specified index.
|
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Apache v2 licensed
Additional documentation can be found at opengamma.github.io/StrataDocs.


| |
Create a message queue.
-
Description:
-
This API is used to create a message queue.
-
注意:
-
-
参数:
-
|
参数名称 |
描述 |
|
pcQueueName |
[IN] Message queue name. Reserved parameter, not used for now. |
|
usLen |
[IN] Queue length. The value range is [1,0xffff]. |
|
puwQueueID |
[OUT] ID of the queue control structure that is successfully created. |
|
uwFlags |
[IN] Queue mode. Reserved parameter, not used for now. |
|
usMaxMsgSize |
[IN] Node size. The value range is [1,0xffff-4]. |
-
返回值:
-
-
Dependency:
-
- los_queue.h: the header file that contains the API declaration.
-
参见:
-
LOS_QueueDelete
-
自从:
-
Huawei LiteOS V100R001C00
|


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KSON is minification for your JSON data. JSON is readable but often verbose and repetitive. KSON can minify your JSON data by extracting repeated keys into a schema which only has to be loaded once. Your data can be compressed even further by leveraging domain knowledge and using KSON's flexible codec system.
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CLPP
This document describes
'Command line parameters parser' library. Library provides parsing of command line parameters, with callback corresponding functions and, if necessary, checking of parameter's values semantic.
You can download CLPP source code from
SourceForge.
This library is licensed under
MIT License.
"Don't reinvent the wheel"
Almost every "console-start" program requires input of some command line parameters, so it handling is very common task. Actually, this handling add up to two tasks:
- check correctness (in all senses of this word) of inputed parameters,
- some reaction(s) on it.
CLPP library provides general solution for this tasks. It very easy to use.
Simplest example of CLPP using:
#include <clpp/parser.hpp>
#include <iostream>
void help() {
std::cout << "My program, version 1.0. Common usage is..." << std::endl;
}
int main( int argc, char* argv[] ) {
clpp::command_line_parameters_parser parser;
parser.add_parameter( "-h", "--help", help );
try {
parser.parse( argc, argv );
} catch ( const std::exception& exc ) {
std::cerr << exc.what() << std::endl;
}
return 0;
}
- Header-only (does not require build).
- Register parameters with two (in Unix-style) or single names.
- Calls correspond functions, with or without argument.
- Register unnamed parameters that can be inputed without names.
- Provides common checks of inputed parameters, like duplication, incorrect, etc.
- Checking of value's type, like integer or real (defines by type of registered function's argument).
- Checking of value's semantic, like correct path, etc.
- Define parameter's necessity.
- Define parameter's default value.
- Define another "name-value" separator.
Since
1.0rc version function
check_type()
has been removed (it no need anymore). See
User's guide for more info.
I'm very grateful to
Bjarne Stroustrup, who invented so beautiful, so powerful and so dangerous language!
Also I grateful to all authors of Boost C++ libraries. Thank you for your work!
Copyright © Denis Shevchenko, 2010


As an augmentation to, or a complete replacement for, kernel virtual terminals, this package also allows you to set up user-space virtual terminals. A user-space virtual terminal comprises at minimum four things:
a pseudo-terminal
a TUI login service that has the pseudo-terminal as its controlling terminal
a console-terminal-emulator process, that conects the pseudo-terminal to a display buffer and an input FIFO
one or more realizer processes, that connect the display buffer and input FIFO to real I/O devices of some kind
To them can optionally be added:
a front-end processor process for running a set of input methods
a multiplexor process for mapping one display buffer and input FIFO onto many
In a plain system, the TUI login service, the terminal emulator process, and the realizer process all run as ordinary services.
This package comes with service bundles for running three user-space virtual terminal emulators (vc1
, vc2
, and vc3
), multiplexed onto a single realizer (head0
) through a multiplexor and an input method.
In a containerized system, the TUI login services and the terminal emulation services run in the container.
The realizer and console multiplexor services, conversely, run outwith the container.
One simply directs the (external) console multiplexor service to include the contained user-space virtual terminal devices, alongside any that it already has.
With the console-multiplexor@head0
service bundle that comes in this package, simply symbolically link the contained user-space virtual terminal directories into the multiplexor's service directory before starting it.
This is nothing more than an instance of the general-case procedure for adding another user-space virtual terminal to a multiplexor service.
ln -s /var/container/run/dev/vc1 /var/sv/console-multiplexor@head0/service/vc9 ln -s /var/container/run/dev/vc2 /var/sv/console-multiplexor@head0/service/vc10 ln -s /var/container/run/dev/vc3 /var/sv/console-multiplexor@head0/service/vc11
Each user-space virtual terminal has one service, running console-terminal-emulator
.
This duplicates the function of the old-style kernel terminal emulator code, but as an application-mode process outwith the kernel.
It is explicitly not an emulator for any model of real terminal.
Its function is to correctly cope with the outputs of programs that are using (according to operating system) the linux
, cons25
, pcvt25
, pccon
, or teken
entries in the termcap/terminfo databases; those being the entries that are used for kernel terminal emulators.
In other words, one should be able to switch from a kernel virtual terminal to a user-space virtual terminal without changing the terminal type used in the ttylogin service.
It is the terminal emulator service that creates the tty
device file, and so the terminal emulator service must start before any TUI login service for that terminal does.
A<EMAIL_ADDRESS>must be ordered before its corresponding<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in the startup sequence with an appropriate symbolic link in the latter's service bundle's after/
directory, for example.
Terminal emulator services do not require superuser privileges at any stage; and for best security should be run under the aegis of an unprivileged account dedicated to the service(s).
A multiplexor service runs console-multiplexor
.
This provides a simple screen-switching service that presents one virtual terminal display buffer and input FIFO that is switched amongst one or more other terminal display buffers and input FIFOs.
This again duplicates the function of the old-style kernel terminal emulator code, but as an application-mode process outwith the kernel.
Realizers recognize special input gestures (usually keyboard chords, specified in a keyboard map of some kind) for switching screens, which they turn into distinct screen switch messages that are sent to the input FIFO. That input FIFO is the one provided by the mutiplexor, which strips these messages out of the input stream (so that the actual terminal emulators "downstream" never see them) and acts upon them, switching amongst the downstream virtual terminals as commanded.
The console-multiplexor-control
command, also available under the name chvt
, generates the same messages.
A user with sufficient access to the input FIFO, the security concerns of which you can find discussed in the user manual, can programmatically switch a multiplexor between multiple inputs.
Unlike the kernel virtual terminal system, this system is not limited to just this kind of simple multiplexor. One could create more complex multiplexors to provide, say, a multiple pane interface that displayed multiple downstream virtual terminals simultaneously. Because the system is composable, this does not require any change to the terminal emulator programs.
An input method front-end processor service runs console-input-method
.
This overlays a pre-editing user interface on top of a virtual terminal, presenting itself as another virtual terminal with its own display buffer and input FIFO.
When inactive, it operates in simple pass-through mode. Active, it injects its user interface near to the underlying display buffer's cursor and intercepts the input messages originating from a realizer, not passing them "downstream" but rather passing downstream the input that the user has pre-edited in its user interface.
Front-end processing is driven by files containing data tables, determining how character composition is actually performed by the pre-editing. The front-end processor can be loaded with several data tables, switching between them on the fly, allowing input to be composed in several CJKV and romaji (i.e. American/European) modes. The data files themselves are in a format that has been around for years, and that is common to several input method softwares. It is a fairly simple exercise to add and to use one's own data files for custom input methods; and a fairly sizeable library of existing methods already exists in the world at large.
The console-input-method-control
command generates various special input method key messages.
A user with sufficient access to the input FIFO, the security concerns of which you can find discussed in the user manual, can programmatically switch input method modes and toggle the input method on and off.
The relationship between realizers and terminals is many-to-many. A realizer may be a simple realizer, that handles just one user-space virtual terminal. Or it may be a complex realizer that handles multiple user-space virtual terminals, multiplexing their displays onto its output device, and allowing the user to switch amongst virtual terminals with a hotkey sequence, or a mouse action of some kind. One can also attach multiple display-only realizers to a single user-space virtual terminal with no ill-effects. All realizers will operate concurrently.
The lifetimes of realizers do not affect the lifetimes of the associated virtual terminals. One can detach all realizers from a user-space virtual terminal, and it will continue operating, its output stored in its display buffer file, unaffected. This differentiates user-space virtual terminals from, say, X Window System terminal programs, which signal hangup to the session leader programs running in the terminal when rendering is commanded to close its window.
Realizers only require access to the files of the user-space virtual terminals that they are attached to, and to the various I/O devices that they are realizing the virtual terminal with. The exact security model depends from the kind of realizer, and there are many possible kinds; one could have:
console-ncurses-realizer
—
a realizer that uses wide character ncurses (ncursesw) to render one user-space virtual terminal on the terminal that the realizer itself is attached to.
This realizer needs no additional privileged access to anything apart from the files of the user-space virtual terminal.
console-termio-realizer
—
a realizer that uses straight terminal I/O, hardwiring DEC VT, SCO Console, ISO, and ECMA control sequences, to render one user-space virtual terminal on the terminal that the realizer itself is attached to.
This realizer needs no additional privileged access to anything apart from the files of the user-space virtual terminal.
console-fb-realizer
—
a realizer that uses a framebuffer device, and mouse and keyboard input devices, realizing one user-space virtual terminals.
This realizer needs additional privileged access to the device files, in order to open them at startup, but needs no more privileges than that.
a realizer that realizes multiple user-space virtual terminals using X Window System windows, and allowing one to switch amongst them using hotkeys and mouse actions. This realizer initially needs no additional privileged access.
a realizer that realizes one user-space virtual terminal on a Braille device. This realizer initially needs additional privileged access to the Braille device file, in order to open it, but can drop privileges afterwards.


CodeConf
For Hong Kong
It's a programming conference aimed at all programmers in Hong Kong.
We want to share our skills and opinions.
We want to inspire each other with our passion.
We want to build a closer, stronger community.
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- We aim to provide a forum for local developers to share these skills, and inspire their peers.
- With a mixture of local and international speakers, we provide talks which are targeted and relevant.
- We believe that conferences don't need to be big and expensive to be valuable.
- We believe that the Hong Kong developer community is skilled and diverse, but that often these skills end up hidden away in big organisations.
Schedule
09:30 - 10:00
Registration
10:00 - 10:15
Opening Remarks
10:15 - 10:45
Davide Benvegnù
Go Serverless - Design Patterns and Best Practices
Serverless compute makes it is soooo easy to create an http endpoint or just run arbitrary code in the cloud.
But with great power comes great responsibility and often users make fundamental design mistakes that end up effecting their Serverless performance.
After a brief Azure Serverless services introduction, will dive into Serverless design principles and architecture considerations effecting performance and overall functionality.
10:45 - 11:15
Jamie Wilde & Taylor Host
Computer Vision & Machine Learning: Finding Runners
What is computer vision?
Can machines find runners in an image, locate their running bib and read the race number?
With RunnerTag we built a system to process race photos, identify the bib locations in the images, and read the race numbers.
We'll discuss the challenges to image recognition at this scale, and how we moved from OpenCV based Classifiers (HaaR LBP) to how we built and trained our own SSD Convolutional Neural Network.
11:15 - 11:45
Denis Tsoi
From Junior to Senior Developer: Lone Wolf to Wolf Pack
We will investigate the path of becoming a Senior Developer; such as forming attributes that define a successful developer, as well as developing frameworks to self-evaluate and improve your career progression.
From there, we will then touch upon how to call upon others to form packs that will help influence the culture of the company, as well as forming bonds and support networks to creating a positive and sustainable work environment
11:45 - 12:15
Tomas Tauber
Looking at Bitcoin and Ethereum from the Programming Language Perspective
This talk will explore Bitcoin "Script", a Forth-like language that is behind Bitcoin's transactions, and EVM bytecode, an instruction set for Ethereum's smart contracts.
The talk will describe features, limitations and various issues related to these programming platforms.
Lastly, the talk will briefly mention some alternatives and future developments.
12:15 - 13:30
Lunch
13:30 - 14:00
Eddie Lau
Tech Team Culture - Panel Discussion
Will discuss on stage with Ben Cheng from Oursky, Steven Mak from Odd-e and Paul Gresham from Credit Suisse about their tech team culture.
Oursky, Odd-E and Credit Suisse are well-known because of their developer-friendly office environment, hiring strategy, employee benefits and pragmatic software development approaches.
14:00 - 14:30
Thomas Weiss
CQRS applied: implementation, challenges and benefits
Command query responsibility segregation (CQRS) is a software design approach that has gained a lot of traction recently.
Not only does it help in rationalizing application design, but it also brings many benefits in terms of maintenance, evolvability and testability.
In this session, we will share how CQRS was pragmatically applied to a real-world project, discuss which mistakes have been made along the way and highlight how it eventually improved our development and operation activities.
14:30 - 15:00
William Taysom
AwesomeRecord = Git + ActiveRecord
What if your little Rails App is quite complicated and not quite CRUDy?
What if it only ever runs once?
And yet what if you do need to rewind your app to a past state in order to branch off in a new direction?
How would you use ActiveRecord differently?
Our answer is AwesomeRecord: a heretical ActiveRecord wrapper.
- Every transaction introduces a commit.
- Key tables on entity_id and commit.
- Remember everything that ever happened.
- Go back in time or back to the future as you please.
- Migrations? Gone! Instead of mapping tables to record classes, map record classes to tables.
See the promise – and peril – of ActiveRecord reflected through a bizarro requirements carnival mirror.
Chuckle at the thin man.
Gasp at the fat horror.
Stand in awe.
15:00 - 15:30
Bart Verkoeijen
Cross-platform .NET apps and microservices
With the amazing advancements of Microsoft embracing open-source, during this talk Bart will demonstrate how you can develop a cross-platform C# application on a Mac in macOS, that runs as a Linux container, and is deployed into the cloud as a Docker container, by leveraging .NET Core.
Showing the capabilities of VS Code, Visual Studio for Mac, true native cross-platform .NET, and Microsoft's Azure capabilities to run non-Windows based workloads.
Arming yourself with the know-how of using .NET microservices, so that you have yet another possible tool for the job.
15:30 - 16:00
Tea Break
16:00 - 16:30
William Wong
Creative coding X Machine learning
Machine learning tools have become more available and people who use programming skill for creative projects, e.g. generative music, visualization, interactive art, started adopting the skill.
In the talk, I am going to share a few tools artist and creative coders use, and why they like using them.
16:30 - 17:00
Kirill Pavlov
Boosting command line skills with python and awk
It is often required to manipulate the data as fast as possible, be it either column average calculation or simple join and filtering.
Servers often do not have convenient tools, such as Python (numpy/pandas) of R, moreover, the data might not fit into memory.
This talk shows how to make fast but inconvenient command line tools great again.
This is based on work done in Yandex and allows to process Gbs of data with one-liner commands.
17:00 - 17:30
Richard Cohen
Kotlin for Android
The biggest cheer at I/O 2017 was for the announcement that Google would be supporting Kotlin as a first class language for Android app dev.
We're very close to that being delivered in Android Studio 3.0, so - what is Kotlin?
Where does it fit in the Android world?
Did they do it just so they could finally hire Jake Wharton?
Why would you want to use it?
How does it compare either Java?
Why wouldn't you want to use it?
What does the future hold?
In summary:
A language overview, comparison with Java, and how to do Android dev with it
17:30 - 18:00
Pedro Pimentel
Agility is Unsettling
Adopting agile can cause quite a lot of turmoil depending on how companies are setup.
It’s something some experts in cultural transformation call Liminality, the quality of ambiguity or disorientation that happens in the middle stage of a ritual.
This process, as we know, causes fear, panic, depression and even some neuroses.
As Coaches, we want to help everyone transition this phase without much of those issues, so we need to understand what causes liminality and how to make it work for us.
18:30 - 20:30
After Party
The Ticket
** Early Birds get a FREE T-Shirt ! **
Price:
300 HKD including lunch
Venue:
88/F, Credit Suisse, ICC, Kowloon, Hong Kong


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Description:
This window will show all the scheduled events for a selected day and the containing week.
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When you click on a day, the whole week will be displayed, but only the selected day will be detailed.
You can change the month or the year by clicking on the "<" and ">" arrows.
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Refresh button
When presing this button, all the data in the calendar view will be reloaded.
Selected day event viewer
Here you will see all the scheduled events (if any) for the selected day. You can double click on an event in order to view it or modify it.
You can also drag and drop it to "Personal documents" or "Clipboard".
Day expander
You can expand or minimze a day by using this button. When a day is minimized you will
not see the events contained in that day.
Rest of the week event viewer
This viewer is similar to the "Selected day event viewer" except that it shows the contents of the other days in the week that contains the selected day.
You can also double click on an event to view/edit or drag and drop it to "Personal documents" or "Clipboard".
Calendar view close button
After you're done with the calendar, you can close it by clicking this button.
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Namespace BurzeDzisNet
Classes summary
| Alert | Weather alert |
| BurzeDzisNet | Burze.Dzis.Net service |
| Endpoint | Endpoint interface is the entry point end a burze.dzis.net service |
| Point | Point represents the coordinates (DMS) for the specified locality according end the list of village on the burze.dzis.net website. |
| Storm | Storm represents information about registered lightnings with a specified radius of monitoring covered by the specified location |
| WeatherAlert | Weather alerts represents set of alerts |
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| BurzeDzisNetInterface | BurzeDzisNetInterface represents client of burze.dzis.net |
| EndpointInterface | Endpoint interface is the entry point to a burze.dzis.net API |


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How Much Does 1GB Mobile Data Cost in Different Countries?
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COVID-19 Cases 7-day Rolling Average
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L.A. County Police Killing Cases
python, datawrapper
Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Incidents in the U.S.
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Lost in Translation
News Reporting(Published by East Bay Express)
Chloé Zhao
Magazine Writing(Published by WSJ Magazine China)


Revisions from ADL SCORM 2004 3rd
Edition Conformance Test Suite Version 1.0.2 to ADL SCORM 2004 4th
Ed. Test Suite Version 1.0
- LMS Conformance Test:
-
LMS Test Content Package DMI was updated to test
persistence of suspended data across learner sessions.
-
The LMS Test Content Packages were updated to parse
the expected parameters more accurately from the URL of a
launched SCO. The LMS Test Content Packages also were
updated to add logging messages when an error occurs while
parsing.
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LMS Test Content Package CM-01 was updated to fully
test the defined syntax for the Attempt Absolute Duration
Limit.
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LMS Test Content Packages RU-13a, RU-13b, RU-13c,
RU-13d and RU-13e were added to the LMS Conformance Test to
test that read maps on the primary objective of the Activity
Tree Root are being applied correctly.
-
LMS Test Content Packages SX-08a and SX-08b were
added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS
properly delivers an Activity Tree with only a single leaf
activity and default sequencing information.
-
LMS Test Content Package SX-09 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test that LMSs are properly taking the
content away from the learner.
-
LMS Test Content Packages CM-09aa, CM-09ab, CM-09ba,
CM-09bb, CM-09ca and CM-09cb were added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test that learner invoked Navigation
Events take precedence over Navigation Events triggered
within the content.
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LMS Test Content Packages CM-03b, CM-04a, CM-07d,
RU-01ab, RU-03, RU-07a, RU-07b, RU-08a, RU-08b, SX-05, SX-06
and OB-14b were updated to test that LMSs 'merge' various
pieces of sequencing information correctly.
-
LMS Test Content Packages SX-10a, SX-10b, SX-10c and
SX-10d were added to the LMS Conformance Test to invoke Exit
Navigation Events and tests that Run-Time Data from the last
experienced SCO is correctly persisted and utilized in
Rollup.
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LMS Test Content Package CM-10 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test. This test will end the current Sequencing
Session (via an Exit All) and check that the LMS does not
'resume' on last SCO experienced by the learner.
-
LMS Test Content Packages OB-16a, OB-16b, OB-16c and
OB-16d were added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an
LMS properly processes Post Condition Evaluations when
triggered in various ways.
-
LMS Test Content Packages CM-07b and SX-03 were
updated to test Sequencing Rules with the condition
'always'.
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LMS Test Content Packages OB-17a and OB-17b were
added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS
correctly processes 'write' maps.
-
LMS Test Content Packages RU-14a, RU-14b, RU-14c and
RU-14d were added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an
LMS consistently evaluates Exit All Navigation Events,
regardless of the source of the event.
-
LMS Test Content Package API was updated to test that
a GetErrorString("<any unknown error code>")
is expected to return a "" and error code of 0.
-
LMS Test Content Package RU-16 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test the consistent application of the
Extended Rollup Process when the source of objective status
change comes from a secondary objective.
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The LMS Conformance Test was updated to remove or
relax current UI Interoperability Inspection test questions
related to 'constrained' and 'prevented' activities. No
additional UI Interoperability Inspection test questions
were added. This affects LMS Test Content Package CM-07d.
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LMS Test Content Packages RU-15a, RU-15b, RU-15c and
RU-15d were added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an
LMS correctly processes situations where the contributing
children in Rollup evaluations consist of an empty set.
-
LMS Test Content Package CM-11 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test that an LMS properly processes an
Exit All Navigation Request when triggered by the LMS
provided navigation interface.
-
LMS Test Content Packages RU-17a and RU-17b were
added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS
correctly processes the extended Rollup behavior.
-
LMS Test Content Packages RU-18a and RU-18b were
added to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS
correctly processes the default Rollup behavior.
-
A User Interface (UI) inspection question was added
to LMS Test Content Package CM-01 to ensure that LMSs
correctly handle a parent Activity that has Control Mode
choice set to "false".
-
LMS Test Content Package CM-13 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test that an LMS properly handles
Pre-Condition Hidden From Choice sequencing rules.
-
LMS Test Content Packages CM-04c, OB-01a, OB-01b,
OB-01c, OB-10d and OB-14a were updated to test case
sensitivity of "identifier" attributes.
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LMS Test Content Packages CM-07e, CM-08, OB-02a,
OB-02b, OB-11a and OB-12a were updated to test that an LMS
correctly trims and collapses all values of type
"anyURI" or "ID" that include
whitespaces.
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LMS Test Content Packages DDMa and DDMb were added to
the LMS test and LMS Test Content Package DMI was updated to
test the support for sharing generic run-time data between
SCOs.
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LMS Test Content Packages SX-11a, SX-11b and SX-11c
were added to the LMS test and LMS Test Content Packages
DMI, OB-06, OB-10a, OB-10d and OB-11a were updated to test
support for sharing additional objective data between SCOs.
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LMS Test Content Package CM-14 was added to the LMS
test and LMS Test Content Packages DMI, CM-03a, MS-05a,
OB-05c and T-01b were updated to test that an LMS supports
the new Jump Navigation Request.
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LMS Test Content Packages CT-01, CT-02, CT-03, CT-04,
CT-05, CT-06 and CT-07 were added to the LMS test to test
that an LMS properly handles roll-up of partial completion
information.
-
LMS Test Content Package CM-16 was added to the LMS
Conformance Test to test that an LMS properly handles the
application of Constrained Choice on the root of the
Activity Tree.
-
LMS Test Content Package CM-17a and CM-17b were added
to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS properly
handles the application of Prevent Activation in deep
Activity Trees.
-
LMS Test Content Package RU-19a and RU-19b were added
to the LMS Conformance Test to test that an LMS correctly
initializes a cluster activity and process the default
Rollup Rules.
-
LMS Test Content Packages DMI and DDM were updated to
test that an LMS correctly stores and retrieves various
encoded values.
-
LMS Test Content Package DMI was updated to test that
an LMS correctly initializes Completion Threshold
information.
-
LMS Test Content Package CM-15 was created to test
that an LMS correctly handles a root Activity that has
Control Mode choice and flow set to "false". In
addition, it also tests that an LMS supports the new Jump
Navigation Request.
-
LMS Test Content Packages SX-12a, SX-12b, and SX-12c
were created to test that if an Activity’s status is
"unknown", this invalid state would not cause a
Not "Satisfied" or Not "Completed" rule
from triggering in the LMS.
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LMS Test Content Packages CO-01, CO-02a, CO-02b,
CO-03, CO-04a, CO-04b, CO-04c, CO-05a, CO-05b, CO-06,
CO-07a, CO-07b, CO-08a, CO-08b, CO-09, CO-10, CO-11, CO-12a,
CO-12b, CO-12c, CO-12d, CO-13a and CO-13b were added to the
LMS Conformance Test to test that the Activities completion
be properly evaluated through objectives. The tests ensure
that all potential combinations of completion/progress
information are accounted for, proper initialization and
data mappings are applied, and the correct status
information is utilized during Rollup and Sequencing Rule
evaluations.
- Content Package Conformance Test:
-
The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
validate all XML extension elements against their provided
controlling documents (XSDSs). This change will better align
the validation behavior of the Test Suite with other
available XML parsers and increase SCORM Content Package
interoperability.
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The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that
<preConditionRule>, <exitConditionRule>, and
<postConditionRule> elements contain 1 and only 1
<ruleConditions> element as a child. The Content
Package Conformance Test and Manifest Utility Test will throw
an error if 0 or more than 1 <ruleConditions>
element(s) is found as a child of <preConditionRule>,
<exitConditionRule>, or <postConditionRule>.
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The Content Package Conformance Test and Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that an "ID"
attribute is not permitted on a <sequencing> element
that is a child of an <item> or <organization>
element. The Content Package Conformance Test and Manifest
Utility Test will throw an error if an "ID"
attribute is found on a <sequencing> element that is a
child of an <item> or <organization> element.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test and Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that the
"targetObjectiveID" attribute of the
<MapInfo> element does not contain only white space
characters. The Content Package Conformance Test and the
Manifest Utility test will throw an error when a
"targetObjectiveID" attribute is found to contain
only white space characters.
-
To increase the understanding of the best practice
recommendation and to increase interoperability of content
packages, the Content Package Conformance Test and Manifest
Utility Test were updated to handle the existence of
(sub)manifests in the following ways:
- If a (sub)manifest is detected in an
imsmanifest.xml file and the main manifest includes a
reference into the (sub)manifest, testing will be
terminated and a warning will be thrown indicating that
the best practice recommendation was not followed. No
conformance labels will be reported.
- If a (sub)manifest is detected in a
imsmanifest.xml file but the main manifest does not
include a reference into the (sub)manifest, the
(sub)manifest will be not be considered for validation
and the conformance test will continue.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that the
<adlnav:presentation> element must exist as a child of
an <item> element that contains an
"identifierref" attribute. In addition, the
"identifierref" attribute must reference a
<resource> element that has an
"adlcp:scormType" attribute with a value of
"asset" or "sco". The Content Package
Conformance Test and the Manifest Utility test will throw an
error if the <adlnav:presentation> element exists and
does not follow this requirement.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that if the
"xsi:schemaLocation" is present on the
<manifest> element, it must contain all element
namespaces used in the XML instance with their corresponding
controlling document (XSD). The Content Package Conformance
Test and the Manifest Utility Test will throw an error if a
namespace is found to be used in the XML instance that is
not included in the "xsi:schemaLocation" attribute
on the <manifest> element. This change will better
align the validation behavior of the Test Suite with other
available XML parsers and increase SCORM Content Package
interoperability.
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The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to verify that any controlling
documents (schemas) referenced in the
"xsi:schemaLocation" exist at both the root of the
Content Package and at the location specified in the
"xsi:schemaLocation" attribute if it is different
than the Content Package root. The Content Package
Conformance Test and the Manifest Utility Test will throw an
error if the controlling documents are not located in both
their root and "xsi:schemaLocation"-specified
locations.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that the
<adlcp:timeLimitAction>,
<adlcp:completionThreshold>, and
<adlcp:dataFromLMS> elements exist only as the child
of an <item> element which references a
<resource> element with an "adlcp:scormType"
attribute value of "sco". The Content Package
Conformance Test and the Manifest Utility Test will throw an
error if the <adlcp:timeLimitAction>,
<adlcp:completionThreshold>, and
<adlcp:dataFromLMS> elements exist as the child of an
<item> element which does not reference a
<resource> element with an "adlcp:scormType"
attribute value of "sco".
-
The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
include directories named "common",
"vocab", "extend", and
"unique" when checking a Content Package for files
which are not referenced by the imsmanifest.xml file (Excess
Baggage). Previously, any files contained inside a directory
with one of the above names was excluded from the Excess
Baggage check and therefore any unreferenced files contained
in those directories were not logged. The Content Package
Conformance Test will now throw a warning if Excess Baggage
is found in a directory named "common",
"vocab", "extend", or
"unique".
-
The Content Package Conformance test now stops if any
part of the imsmanifest.xml file fails validation.
Therefore, upon the completion of the imsmanifest.xml file
validation, if a validation error has occurred, the test
stops, fails, and no SCOs are tested.
-
The Content Package Conformance test now stops if any
part of the imsmanifest.xml file fails validation.
Therefore, if a given <item> element is invalid in any
way, the test stops and fails.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test and the SCO RTE
Test were updated to stop testing any SCO or Content Package
when the SCO does not call Initialize within the SCO Timeout
Period.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce that if the <ruleAction> element exists under
a <sequencing> element which is under an
<organizations> element, the "action"
attribute of the <ruleAction> element must not have
the value "exitParent". The Content Package
Conformance Test will throw an error if a <ruleAction>
element with an "action" attribute value of
"exitParent" element exists under a
<sequencing> element which is under an
<organizations> element.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce that if the <ruleAction> element exists under
a <sequencing> element which is under an
<organizations> element, the "action"
attribute of the <ruleAction> element must not have
the value "previous". The Content Package
Conformance Test will throw an error if a <ruleAction>
element with an "action" attribute value of
"previous" element exists under a
<sequencing> element which is under an
<organizations> element.
-
The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
not decode any ASCII encoded characters contained in the SCO
launch parameters of the "parameters" attribute on
the <item> element. The displayed and logged messages
reflect any encoded characters exactly as they are in the
"parameters" attribute.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
launch and test "asset" type resources to ensure
they do not attempt to communicate with the SCORM API or
Data Model. If an "asset" resource attempts to
communicate with the SCORM API or Data Model, the Content
Package Conformance Test will throw a warning message,
continue to test the "asset" resource as a
"sco" resource, and fail the test.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce that the value of the <schemaversion> element
is "2004 4th Edition". The Content Package
Conformance Test will throw a warning if the value of the
<schemaversion> element is "2004 3rd
Edition".
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The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to correctly process encoded and
un-encoded whitespace based on the ADL, IMS, and XML
specifications in the following attributes:
- <manifest> : identifier
- <item> : identifier
- <organizations> : default
- <organization> : identifier
- <resource> : identifier
- <sequencing> : ID
- <sequencing> : IDRef
- <primaryObjective> : objectiveID
- <objective> : objectiveID
- <mapInfo> : targetObjectiveID
- <ruleCondition> : referencedObjective
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The Content Package Conformance Test and the Manifest
Utility Test were updated to enforce that the
"referencedObjective" attribute of the
<ruleCondition> element references a valid
"objectiveID" inside the given sequencing
activity. If a <sequencingCollection> sequencing
activity is referenced by the given activity or the
"referencedObjective" attribute exists inside an
<sequencingCollection> sequencing activity, the
validity of the "referencedObjective" attribute is
tested after the local and <sequencingCollection>
sequencing activities were merged.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of the <adlseq:data> element.
In addition, the Content Package Conformance Test been
updated to read <adlseq:data> information from the
"imsmanifest.xml" file when testing SCOs.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of the <adlseq:objectives>
element.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of the
<adlcp:completionThreshold> element including its
three new attributes "completedByMeasure",
"minProgressMeasure", and
"progressWeight".
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
obtain the Completion Threshold Value from the
"minProgressMeasure" attribute of the
<adlcp:completionThreshold> element when testing SCOs.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of whitespace in
"identifierref" attributes. The
"identifierref" attribute will be validated
exactly, whitespace included, as it appears in the XML.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
enforce that no "href" attributes on
<resource> elements contain references to external
URLs. Validation will be stopped if a reference to an
external URL is found.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
validate each unique metadata instance in a given Content
Package only one time.
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The Content Package Conformance Test was updated to
validate the extension of each file referenced in the
Content Package to ensure that it exists and that it is a
valid extension.
- SCO RTE Conformance Utility Test:
- The
SCO RTE Conformance Utility Test changed how to select SCOs
to run during the test.
- Lists of SCO file paths can be saved to/loaded
from a .txt file.
- The saved lists can be edited outside of the SCO
RTE interface to include query strings or other
additional attributes.
- The text window can now be edited. Changes made
inside this window will be used during the test.
- This change makes it unnecessary to select
single SCO or Multiple SCO test during the test.
For more detailed instructions on this change see the
Sharable Content Object Utility Operational Instructions.
-
The SCO RTE Conformance Utility Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of the adl.data Data Model elements.
In addition, the "Add Data Map" option was added
to the SCO RTE Conformance Utility Test interface to allow
users to enter Data Map information to be used when testing
the given SCO.
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The SCO RTE Conformance Utility Test was updated to
enforce the correct use of cmi.completion_threshold Data
Model element. In addition, the SCO RTE Conformance Utility
Test interface was updated to allow users to enter the value
of the "minProgressMeasure" attribute of the
<adlcp:completionThreshold> element to be used when
testing the given SCO.
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Simple select
{{address.address}} {{address.house}} {{address.city}}
Your address
{{item.address}}, {{item.house}}, {{item.flat}}, {{item.city}}, {{item.country}}
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Interfaces
ChangedProperties
CommerceIdentifier
CommerceItem
CommerceItemContainer
CommerceItemRelationship
CommerceItemRelationshipContainer
CostCenter
CostCenterContainer
CostCenterRelationship
CostCenterRelationshipContainer
HandlingInstruction
HandlingInstructionContainer
Order
OrderMergeListener
OrderRelationship
OrderRelationshipContainer
PaymentAddressContainer
PaymentGroup
PaymentGroupContainer
PaymentGroupRelationship
PaymentGroupRelationshipContainer
PipelineConstants
Relationship
RelationshipContainer
ShippingAddressContainer
ShippingGroup
ShippingGroupContainer
ShippingGroupPropertyContainer
ShippingGroupRelationship
ShippingGroupRelationshipContainer
UserPaymentTypeAuthorizer |


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %}import products{% endblock %} {% block content %}
You can download the template for the file upload here.
After you add your products to the Excel template, you can upload it using the dialog below.
{% if import_result %}


YUI version: 3.0.0
First, in FF have Firebug break on all errors. Call EventTarget::detach() when Node has not been included, and there is an error caused by (instanceof Y.Node) when Y.Node is undefined.