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iEntry |
2 |
Index of the active AutoFilter |
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6 |
grbit |
2 |
Option flags |
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8 |
doper1 |
10 |
DOPER structure for the first filter condition |
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18 |
doper2 |
10 |
DOPER structure for the second filter condition |
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28 |
rgch |
var |
String storage for vtString DOPER |
The grbit field contains the following option flags:
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Mask |
Name |
Contents |
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0 |
1 – 0 |
0003h |
wJoin |
=1 if the custom filter conditions are ANDed |
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2 |
0004h |
fSimple1 |
=1 if the first condition is a simple equality (for optimization) |
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3 |
0008h |
fSimple2 |
=1 if the second condition is a simple equality (for optimization) |
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4 |
0010h |
fTop10 |
=1 if the condition is a Top 10 AutoFilter |
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5 |
0020h |
fTop |
=1 if the Top 10 AutoFilter shows the top items; =0 if it shows the bottom items |
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6 |
0040h |
fPercent |
=1 if the Top 10 AutoFilter shows percentage; =0 if it shows items |
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15 – 7 |
FF80h |
wTop10 |
The number of items to show (from 1 to 500 decimal, expressed as a binary number) |
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Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
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4 |
iEntry |
2 |
Index of the active AutoFilter |
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6 |
grbit |
2 |
Option flags |
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8 |
doper1 |
10 |
DOPER structure for first filter condition |
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18 |
doper2 |
10 |
DOPER structure for the second filter condition |
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28 |
rgch |
var |
String storage for vtString DOPER |
The grbit field contains the following option flags:
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Offset |
Bits |
Mask |
Name |
Contents |
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0 |
1 – 0 |
03h |
wJoin |
=1 if the custom filter conditions are ANDed |
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2 |
04h |
fSimple1 |
=1 if the first condition is a simple equality (for optimization) |
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3 |
08h |
fSimple2 |
=1 if the second condition is a simple equality (for optimization) |
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7 – 4 |
F0h |
(Reserved) |
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1 |
7 – 0 |
FFh |
(Reserved) |
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The database oper structures ( DOPER s) are 10-byte parsed definitions of the filter conditions that appear in the Custom AutoFilter dialog box. The DOPER structures are defined in the following sections.
DOPER Structure for RK Numbers (vt=02h)
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Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
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0 |
vt |
1 |
Data type |
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1 |
grbitSgn |
1 |
Comparison code |
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2 |
rk |
4 |
RK number |
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6 |
(Reserved) |
4 |
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DOPER Structure for IEEE Floating‑ Point Numbers (vt=04h)
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Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
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0 |
vt |
1 |
Data type |
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1 |
grbitSgn |
1 |
Comparison code |
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2 |
num |
8 |
IEEE floating‑ point number |
DOPER Structure for Strings (vt=06h)
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Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
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0 |
vt |
1 |
Data type |
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1 |
grbitSgn |
1 |
Comparison code |
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2 |
(Reserved) |
4 |
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6 |
cch |
1 |
Length of the string (the string is stored in the rgch field that follows the DOPER structures) |
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7 |
(Reserved) |
3 |
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DOPER Structure for Boolean and Error Values (vt=08h)
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Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
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0 |
vt |
1 |
Data type |
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1 |
grbitSgn |
1 |
Comparison code |
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2 |
fError |
1 |
Boolean/error flag |
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3 |
bBoolErr |
1 |
Boolean value or error value |
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4 |
(Reserved) |
6 |
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The bBoolErr field contains the Boolean or error value, as determined by the fError field. If the fError field contains a 0 (zero), the bBoolErr field contains a Boolean value; if the fError field contains a 1, the bBoolErr field contains an error value.
Boolean values are 1 for true and 0 for false.
Error values are listed in the following table.
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Error value |
Value (hex) |
Value (dec.) |
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#NULL! |
00h |
0 |
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#DIV/0! |
07h |
7 |
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#VALUE! |
0Fh |
15 |
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#REF! |
17h |
23 |
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#NAME? |
1Dh |
29 |
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#NUM! |
24h |
36 |
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#N/A |
2Ah |
42 |
The vt field contains the data type of the DOPER , as shown in the following table. For the DOPER types 00h , 0Ch , and 0Eh , the remaining 9 bytes of the DOPER are ignored.
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vt |
DOPER type |
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00h |
Filter condition not used |
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02h |
RK number |
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04h |
IEEE number |
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06h |
String |
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08h |
Boolean or error value |
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0Ch |
Match all blanks |
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0Eh |
Match all non‑ blanks |
The grbitSgn field corresponds to the following comparison operators:
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grbitSgn |
Operator |
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01 |
< |
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02 |
= |
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03 |
< = |
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04 |
> |
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05 |
< > |
|
06 |
> = |


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Teleplay by: Brian Buckner & Sebastian Jones
Story by: Sherry Bilsing & Ellen Plummer
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Rachel is trying to move Joeys chair and not having much luck at it as Joey enters.]
Joey: Hey.
Rachel: Hey.
Joey: What are you doing?
Rachel: Well, yknow I was thinking of moving the couch over here.
Joey: (laughs) Why would you want to do that?
Rachel: So that there will be a decent place for me to sit.
Joey: Rach, there is a decent place to
Rachel: And your lap does not count! Okay? Come on help me move this.
Joey: No. No. No.
Rachel: No?
Joey: No. Rosita does not move.
Rachel: Im sorry, Rosita? As in
Joey: As in Rosita does not move.
Rachel: Joey, its just a chair! Whats the big deal?
Joey: The big deal is that it is the exact equal distance from the bathroom to the kitchen and its at the perfect angle so you dont get any glare coming of off Stevie.
Rachel: Stevie the TV?
Joey: (glaring at her) Is there a problem?
Rachel: No! (Joey sets his beer and bag of chips down and heads into his room.) Oh what does he know! Come on Rosita, us chichas got to stick together! (She tries pulling on the back of the chair, until the hinge breaks and the back falls off.)
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Chandler and Ross are on the couch talking. Phoebe is getting coffee.]
Ross: Hey, yknow whats weird?  Not, "My friend Ross," "brother-in-law Ross." Thats weird isnt it?
Chandler: Couldnt I just say, "This is Ross?"
Ross: (disappointed) Sure, do whatever you want.
(Phoebe sits down between Chandler and Ross.)
Monica: (entering, carrying a newspaper) Hey Ross! So, I was checking out the uh, real estate section
Ross: Yeah?
Monica: Look at this. (Hands him the newspaper.)
Ross: Oh, it looks like mom and dads house. Oh, it even has a tree with a broken limb out front and the uh, the window in the attic is Oh my God!!
Phoebe: What? What happened to the window in the attic?!
Monica: I cant believe mom and dad are selling the house!
Ross: I cant believe they-they didnt even tell us!
Phoebe: I cant believe I still dont know what happened to the window in the attic!
(Ross calls his parents on his cell phone.)
Ross: (on phone) Uh, hello dad! Monica and I just saw the house in the paper! (Listens) Yes were surprised! (Listens) Who did you leave a message with?
Chandler: (knocking on the window while outside) Sorry! (Runs off.)
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Joey is examining the injury to Rosita while Rachel is apologizing to him.]
Rachel: Joey, Joey I am so sorry.
Joey: I told you not to move it! Rach, how would you feel if say, I wanted to move you mom, and you said dont, and I did it anyway and her head fell off?
Rachel: Okay, come onJoey, Ill buy you a new one! All right? Well go down to the store right now and well-well get you a new chair.
Joey: (slowly turning and glaring at her) Shes not even cold yet!
Rachel: But dont you think Rosita wouldve wanted you to move on? I mean yknow, she did always put your comfort first.
Joey: Thats true.
(Rachel turns for the door and makes the "Wow!" face.)
Rachel: (grabbing her coat) Okay? You ready?
Joey: Yeah, I (Shuts off the TV.) I dont want Stevie to see her like this.
[Scene: Monica and Chandler's, Ross and Monica are still going on about the house.]
Ross: I cant believe we have to say goodbye to the house we grew up in. Man, some-some strangers gonna be living in my room.
Monica: Well, after 15 years of mom and dad keeping it as a shrine to you, its time the velvet ropes came down.
Ross: They kept your room for a while.
Monica: Oh please! Dad turned my room into a gym 20 minutes after I moved out! I gotta say, a tanning bed and a stack of Victorias Secret catalogues, not a gym!
Ross: Come on, you know they love you.
Monica: As much as they love you?
Ross: I was their first born! They thought she was barren! Its not my fault.
Phoebe: (entering) Hey.
Ross: Hey.
Monica: Hey!

Ross: Whats wrong with this year?
Phoebe: Well okay, its already February and Ive only given two massages and they were both the worst tippers in the world!
Monica: That was me and Ross.
Phoebe: Oh thats right!
Ross: Hey, yknow if you want to pick up some extra cash? Some friends of mine made good money doing telemarketing.
Monica: Oh thats a great idea. Youre really good on the phone.
Phoebe: Yeah and yeah, and it would probably be better than the last telephone job I had. Yknow, I probably wouldnt have to say spank as much. (Monica and Ross are shocked.)
Ross: What?

[Scene: The telemarketing office, Phoebe is getting shown to her desk by the supervisor.]
Supervisor: So basically this is very easy. You read from the script and try to sell as much toner as you possibly can.
Phoebe: Okay, I can do that! Oh, by the way, I love my office.
Supervisor: (laughs) Why dont we do a trial run.
Phoebe: Oh okay. Umm, all right. (Picks up the phone and starts reading from the script.) Hi, this is Phoebe from Empire Office Supplies, can I speak to your supply manager please?
Supervisor: Im the supply manager.
Phoebe: Umm, okay I would like to talk to you about your toner needs.
Supervisor: We dont need any toner.
 Bye-bye. (Hangs up the phone.) Yeah youre right, this is easy.
Supervisor: Okay, what was wrong with that call?
Phoebe: Oh well, all right um, no offense, but you were kind of rude.
Supervisor: Theyre always going to tell you they dont need toner, but thats okay because whatever they say, you can find the answer to it here in this script.
Phoebe: Oh.
Supervisor: So, I think youre ready to sell toner, do you have any last questions?
Phoebe: No. (Pause) Oh wait yes! I do, I do have one question. What is toner?
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Chandler is entering.]
Chandler: Joey! Joe! (Sees that hes not here and starts investigating. He picks up the bag of chips.) Full bag. (He picks up the beer.) Beers still cold. Something terrible mustve happened here! (He decides its not that important; sits down on Rosita, and the back falls off causing him to flip over.) Oh no-no-no-no-no-no! (Runs over to Stevie.) Stevie, I was never here! (Runs out.)
[Scene: Ross and Monicas parents garage, Ross and Monica are arriving to go through their things. Mr. Geller is in the garage.]
Ross: Dad?
Mr. Geller: Im here!
Ross: (entering with Monica) Hey!
Mr. Geller: Hi. God, it seems like just yesterday you guys used to come out to watch me work.
Ross: Dad, we-we cant believe youre selling the house.
Mr. Geller: Well, its time for a new family to start their memories here and hopefully their check will clear before they find the crack in the foundation and the asbestos in the ceiling.

Monica: Oh, thats okay, I cant wait to see everything again! All of the memories
Mr. Geller: Well, I dont know whats in the boxes down here, but I do know there are six or seven Easy Bake Ovens in the attic.
Monica: I used to love to play restaurant.
Ross: Yeah, not as much as you used to love to play uncooked batter eater.
Monica: Hey, it is unreasonable to expect a child to wait for a light bulb to cook brownies! (She goes to the attic.)
Mr. Geller: So, I think youre boxes are over here. (They walk over to them.)
Ross: Wow! Great! (Finds a pack of cigarettes.) Wait, dad who-whos cigarettes are these?
Mr. Geller: I dont know. They-they must be your mothers, but please, please dont ask her. Ill throw these away. (He puts them in his pocket as Ross finds something of interest in one of his boxes.)
Ross: Cool! Dad! My report cards! Hey, check this out dad, (reading his grades) Math, A. Science, A. History, A. Gym (He puts it away and finds something else.) Oooh, my rock polisher!
Mr. Geller: Oh look, look theres your old makeup kit!
Ross: Its a clown kit! Clown kit!
Mr. Geller: Well, the white seems to be untouched. (He throws it back into the box as Mr. Geller moves a tarp and makes a discovery.) Uh-oh.
Ross: What?
Mr. Geller: Yknow how the garage floods every Spring?
Ross: How are you ever going to sell this place?
Mr. Geller: I think I accidentally used Monicas boxes to keep the water away from the Porsche.
Ross: Oh no. Dad! Dad! What (He goes to open one of her boxes and it rips apart.) Oh God everythings ruined! Dad, shes gonna be crushed!
Mr. Geller: You dont secretly smoke do you?
Ross: No!
Mr. Geller: So its just your mother then.
[Scene: The telemarketing office, Phoebe is hard at work.]
Phoebe: (on phone) Hi, this Phoebe from Empire Office Supplies, can I speak to your supply manager please? (Listens) Earl, thanks. (Listens) Hi Earl, this is Phoebe from Empire Office Supplies Id like to talk to you about your toner needs. (Shes reading from the script.)
[Cut to Earls office, who is played by Jason Alexander, George from Seinfeld. They cut back and forth between Phoebes and Earls offices with each of their lines.]
Earl: I dont need any toner.
Phoebe: Im hearing what youre saying, but at our prices everyone needs toner.
Earl: Not me.
Phoebe: May I ask why?
Earl: You wanna know why. You wanna know why?
Phoebe: I surely do!
Earl: Okay, I dont need any toner because Im going to kill myself.
(Phoebe desperately tries to find the scripted response to that line.)
Phoebe: (doesnt have any luck) Umm, is-is that because youre out of toner?
Commercial Break
[Scene: The telemarketing office, Phoebe is still talking to Earl.]
Earl: Okay, so no toner today. Thanks anyway, bye-bye.
Phoebe: No-no wait-wait! I cant just let you hang up! Just please talk to me.
Earl: Well I only have one thing to do today. (He looks at his board in his office that reads, "Todays Tasks: KILL SELF.") I guess I could push it back.
Phoebe: Yeah!
Earl: Its just that I uh, have been working for ten years now at this meaningless, dead-end job and nobody here even knows I exist!
Phoebe: Chandler?
Earl: I-Im sorry?
Phoebe: No look, I-Im sure that people know you exist!
Earl: Oh yeah? I work in a cubicle surrounded by people. Ive been talking to you for five minutes now about killing myself and no ones even looked up from their desk. Hang-hang on. (To the people standing around his cubicle.) Hey everybody!  (Theres no response; no one even looks up.) Ill get back to ya. (To Phoebe) I got nothing. Wait. (He sets the phone down.) Uh, hey Marge! (Mimes putting a gun to his head, pulling the trigger, and splattering his brain on the wall behind him. Then points to himself. Marge watches this, then goes back to work.) (To Phoebe) Ehh, nothing. Nothing.
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Chandler has replaced Rosita with his chair.]
Chandler: My chair. Now, if anybody asks, your name is Rosita! (He runs out the door, grabs the back of Rosita, and we can hear Joey and Rachel talking as they are coming up the stairs. Neither of them have reached the landing yet.)
Rachel: You will like it!
Joey: No I wont.
(Chandler runs to check on them coming up the stairs.)
Rachel: You dont even know!
Joey: Because, I know what I like and what I dont like! Its not the same thing!
(Chandler throws the back of Rosita into his apartment and quickly starts pushing the base into his apartment.)
Rachel: Well look, if you dont like this (The audiences laughter at Chandlers progress cuts out the rest of Rachels line.)
Joey: I dont know why you say that so soon.
(Joey and Rachel reach the landing just as Chandler closes the door.)
Rachel: Come on Joey, I just bought you a new chair! The most expensive one in the store! Hey, yknow what I was thinking? We could name her Francette.
Joey: Francette? What is she? A couch?
(They enter their apartment.)
Joey: Poor thing. Cut down in her prime.
Rachel: Joey, the new chair will be here in an hour. Maybe we should actually move Rosita out of here. Yknow, start the heeling process?
Joey: Well, I guess youre right. Maybe, maybe Ill take her down to the incinerator. Its gonna be so said, and kinda cool. (He goes to remove the back, but it doesnt come off. So he sits down in it, puts his feet up, stands up, and looks back at it.) Shes heeled!
Rachel: Thats weird.
Joey: No its not weird, its a miracle!
Rachel: Its not a miracle Joey! Im sure theres some explanation.
Joey: Oh there is! If you want something enough and your heart is pure, wondrous things can happen!
Rachel: Joey, I really dont
Joey: (interrupting her) Can you tell me how this happened?
Rachel: Well no.
Joey: Miracle!
Rachel: No, yknow what? Maybe somebody came in here and fixed it! Or something!
Joey: Someone like an angel?
Rachel: Thats right Joey, the chair angel came in and heeled your chair. (She sits down in the chair.)
 (She gets up and heads for her room.)
[Scene: The Gellers Garage, continued from earlier. Ross and Mr. Geller are still deciding what to do.]
Mr. Geller: Well, shell understand right? Its not like I did it on purpose.
Ross: Dad that wont matter to her. Look, all my stuff is safe and dry and all her is-is, is growing new stuff! See, this is exactly the kind of thing that makes her think you guys love me more than you love her.
Mr. Geller: Oh my God, does she really thinks that?
Ross: Well, can you blame her?
Mr. Geller: Well I dont know, I-I suppose we may have favored you unconsciously, you were a medical marvel! The doctor said your mother could
Ross: Dad, dad I dont want to hear about it.
Mr. Geller: Really?
Ross: Well, not right now. Okay look, Monica came here for some memories and damnit, were gonna give her some! Okay, grab grab some empty boxes. Okay? Well-well take stuff from mine and whatever we can pass off as hers well-well put em in their.
Mr. Geller: Great!
Ross: Like uh yknow like this! This! (He picks up one of those art projects that kids make in kindergarten and first grade.) She-she couldve made this!
Mr. Geller: Sure!
Ross: Right? And this! (He picks up a trophy) She-she couldve won this!
Mr. Geller: (grabbing a glove) This couldve been hers!
Ross: Sure! Ooh-ooh, what about this?
Mr. Geller: Your make-up kit? Id feel better.
(Ross angrily throws the kit into one of Monicas new boxes.)
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Joey is sitting the now heeled Rosita as Rachel is sitting in the newly arrived Francette. Francette is one of those new chairs from La-Z-Boy that has and does everything except cook and go to the bathroom for you. Its got a small refrigerator under one armrest it has phone jacks for the Internet and regular phone, and so much more.]
Rachel: (grabbing a beer out of the chairs fridge) I am so psyched I kept this chair for myself!
Joey: Yeah, me too. (He flips up his armrest in disgust.)
Rachel: Hey, hows hows the uh, miracle chair?
Joey: Fine.
Rachel: Yeah? Wow! Yknow, that this thing has speakers in the headrest!
Joey: No. Really?
Rachel: Yeah! You can hook it up to your TV and you get radio!
Joey: (quietly) My chair heels itself.
[Scene: The telemarketing office, Phoebe is still trying to talk Earl out of suicide.]
Phoebe: Earl, youre not hearing me! All Im saying is that youre not alone all right? Everybody hates the people they work with! (One of her coworkers overhears that, and she mimes that she didnt mean him.)
Guy: (walking past Earls desk) Hey guy!
Phoebe: Wait, what was that? That sounded like someone being nice to you.
Earl: No! Thats just the "Hey Guy" guy. He says that to everybody! Hes the worst! Id like to take him with me!
Phoebe: All right so Earl, lets just forget about the people at the office, okay? There-theres gotta be someone else in your life worth sticking around for! What about-what about your family, your friends, or maybe your girlfriend?
Earl: (laughs) Yeah! Right!
Phoebe: Oh sorry, boyfriend!
Earl: Oh no.
Phoebe: No, whatever! Anything!
The "Hey Guy" Guy: Hey guy!
Phoebe: Yeah, hes gotta go.
Earl: Okay, I should, I should probably be getting back to my thing now. See ya. (Hangs up.)
Phoebe: No! Im not finished yet! Dont! Dont you dare hang up on me!!!
Supervisor: (walking by and overhearing that) (to the rest of the staff) The new girls good.
[Scene: The Gellers Garage, Mr. Geller and Ross are finishing up recreating Monicas memories as Monica enters.]
Monica: Hey guys! Hey!
Ross: Hey.
Monica: Hey, I just whipped us up some Easy Bake treats, they should be ready in about three days.
Mr. Geller: (overacting) Thats a good one! Do you hear that Ross? Three days!
Ross: (overacting as well) Yeah! Yeah! (Laughs.) Oh, this will make a great memory.
Monica: (wary) Okay. So, which boxes are mine?
Ross: Well, these. These are yours right here. (Pointing to the boxes they just created for her.)
Monica: Okay. (Starting to go through them) Oh! A coloring book! (Holding it up.)
Ross: Yeah. Yeah, oh you loved that thing. You always had it with you. You never went anywhere without-without that coloring book.
Monica: (looking through it) Really? Wow! It looks like I had some trouble staying inside the lines.
Ross: Nu-uh! (Grabs it and examines it.)
Monica: (holding up a glove) Oh, an old glove?
Mr. Geller: Oh, yeah you loved that glove! You took it every place you went. You never went any place without that glove.
Monica: Wow! Look at this! (Picking up a shirt.) I cant believe I even fit into this shirt! (She holds it up and it reads: Tyrannosaurus Ross.) (She turns it around and looks at it.) Oh, this is yours. (Hands it to Ross.)
Ross: Oh, I dont know how that got in there.
Monica: (holding up a small cowboy hat) This isnt mine. (Sets it down and looks at the rest of the boxes.) Hey, this isnt, this isnt my stuff! Ugh, Ross! (Grabs and holds up a doll.) These are your boxes! Where are my boxes?
Ross: Umm, your boxes are umm
Monica: What?
Ross: Dad?
Mr. Geller: Well, the garage flooded sweetie and it ruined everything in your boxes. Im sorry.
Monica: Just mine?
Mr. Geller: Im afraid so.
Monica: So why-why wasnt Rosss stuff ruined? (Pause) And if you say the words medical marvel Im going to Easy Bake your head!
Mr. Geller: Well, I used your boxes to divert water away from the Porsche.
Monica: So wait, Rosss stuff is fine, but I have no memories because you wanted to keep the bottom two inches of your car away from water!!!
Mr. Geller: There was also leaves and guk and stuff.
Monica: I cant believe this! (Storms out.)
 Im having one. (Takes out and lights a cigarette.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Chandler's, Chandler is writing a letter by the bay window as Rachel enters.]
Rachel: Hey Chandler!
Chandler: Hey!

Chandler: Yeah, Id love to but Ive tried that so many times they wont even let me in the store anymore.
Rachel: Well what if I told you, you can do it in my apartment?
 The chair that Sit magazine called the Chair of the Year?
Rachel: I just purchased the La-Z-Boy E-cliner 3000. (Which is an actual product by the way, Im not sure about the 3000 part.)
Chandler: Thats awesome! Thats great! What made you do it?!
Rachel: Well, its a long story, but umm I broke Joeys chair
Chandler: Whoa-whoa-whoa! You broke Joeys chair?
Rachel: Yeah.
Chandler: I thought I broke Joeys chair! Thats why I replaced it with mine!
Rachel: Ohhhhh. Thats how it got fixed!
Chandler: Well, what did you think, that-that elves came in and fixed it?
Rachel: Noo! (Laughs) Angels.
Chandler: Im gettin my chair back! (Heads for Joey and Rachels.)
Rachel: What? Wh-hey!
(They enter Joey and Rachels to find that Joey has broken Chandlers chair.)
Joey: Well, it looks like it wasnt heeled after all! Yeah! So, I guess this chair is mine now! (Sits down in it and groans.)
Chandler: Joey you broke my chair!!
Joey: Your chair?!
Rachel: Yeah, he thought he broke your chair so he switched the chairs!
Joey: So, there was no miracle?!
Rachel: No Joe, no miracle.
Joey: (sarcastic) Oh no this is devastating! My faith is shaken.
Rachel: Uh-huh! Nice try, but you dont get that chair anymore! All right? That is my chair now! You can sit on my lap! (Joey starts to get up.) No I take that back!
Chandler: I think I should get the chair!
(Rachel and Joey both laugh at that suggestion.)
Joey: How do you figure?
 The only one around here that hasnt broke a chair, is me!
Rachel: No-no-no! This chairs not going anywhere.
Chandler: Well, wheres the logic in that?!
Rachel: The logic is, that there are two of us and we are both strong enough to break a chair in half!
Chandler: So Joey breaks my chair and I get nothing!
(Joey whispers in Rachels ear to confirm his response.)
Joey: Thats right!
Chandler: What are you guys? Like a gang or something?!
(They confer again.)
Joey: Yeah! We are!
(Rachel whispers in Joeys ear.)
Rachel: Were the Cobras!
[Scene: Earls Office, Earl has his head in his hands as Phoebe enters.]
Phoebe: (to Marge) Excuse me! Can you tell me where I can find Earl? Hes the supply manager around here.
Marge: Sorry, I dont know any Earl.
Earl: (screaming) Im right here!!!!
Phoebe: (goes over to his desk) Earl! Im Phoebe.
Earl: Phoebe? The lady who sells toner?

Earl: (exhales) Look, um I really appreciate your coming down
Phoebe: No-no I cant! I cant let you do it!
Earl: Why?!
Phoebe: Because it was fate that made me call you today!
Earl: I thought it was toner.
Phoebe: No! Think about it okay? This isnt even my regular job! Okay? And my first day on the job, youre my first call! And-and somebody else mightve hung up on you, but I wouldnt do that because I know about this stuff. My mom killed herself.
Earl: Really?!
Phoebe: Yes.
Earl: How?
 Look dont you see that this-this this all came together so that I could stop you from doing this.
Earl: Couldnt it just be a coincidence?
Phoebe: No, its fate!
Earl: It doesnt really seem like enough to be fate.
Phoebe: Oh. Well umm, okay heres a weird thing. My mother was also a supply manager.
Earl: Im actually the office manager.
Phoebe: Oh my God! So was she! And! Get this, okay? Your-your name is Earl, right? Her name was Pearl, P-Earl.
Earl: Well, was there anything else?!
Phoebe: Sure! (Thinks.) Umm, where are you from?
Earl: Philadelphia.
Phoebe: Oh my God! So was she! Oh, Ive got-Ive got goose bumps. (She holds out her arm.)
Earl: (inspecting it) Really?
Phoebe: Well, yknow Im wearing layers and its warm.
Earl: Yeah-yeah.
Phoebe: But ifno look, okay. These jerks might not care about you, but the universe does! And that says a lot!
Earl: (To All) Did you hear that?! I dont need you guys to care about me! Because the universe cares! The whole universe! (Laughs as everyone ignores him.) (To Phoebe) I really wished theyd care just a little bit though.
Phoebe: Yknow, I dont-I dont think its you. This is a freaky place. (To All) Hey! Guys! (Everyone looks up.) (To Earl) Oh no, its you.
Earl: Yeah.
[Scene: The Gellers Garage, Monica is picking through her ruined childhood heirlooms with Ross.]
Monica: Oh, this terrible! Everything is destroyed! Look at this. (She picks up some kind of furry thing.) It obviously meant enough for me to save it, and I dont even know what it is! Ohh, its still soft. (She rubs it against her cheek.) What do you think this is?
Ross: All right. I think it was a mouse.
(Monica screams, throws the mouse down, and rubs her hands on Rosss sweater to clean them.)
Mr. Geller: (entering) How are you honey?
Monica: How do you think I am?! Youve wrecked all my childhood memories. You love Ross more than me. And I just rubbed a dead mouse on my face!
(Ross gets up to let his dad sit next to Monica.)
Mr. Geller: Sweetheart, we love you just as much as Ross! Now, Im sorry about everything that happened and Id probably never be able to make it up to you, but heres a start. (He hands her a small box.)
Monica: (opening it) Whats this?
Mr. Geller: Its the key to my Porsche. Well, the key to your Porsche.
Monica: (shocked) What?!
Ross: (even more shocked) What?!!!
Mr. Geller: Ive been thinking about getting rid of it. I was driving it the other day and saw my reflection in a store window.

Ross: Well w-w-w-w-wait, w-wait, wait, wait a minute!
Mr. Geller: (To Monica) Why dont we take it for a spin?
Monica: All right!
Ross: Well, what about me?! Im a medical marvel!!
Ending Credits
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Rachel is sitting in Joeys lap on Francette, and theyre both groaning.]
Joey: Oh yeah.
Rachel: Ahhhh .
Joey: Ahhh (To Rachel) Eh?
Rachel: Uh-huh.
Monica: (entering) Hey guys!
Rachel: Hey!
Joey: Hey!
Monica: Do you guys know what happened to Chandlers barca lounger?
Rachel: Oh yeah, Joey broke it. Had to get rid of it.
Monica: Are you kidding?! I get a Porsche and the barca loungers gone?! This is the best day ever! (Runs out.)
End


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by Carl Nagle
Last Updated: 04/28/2016 10:44:0804/09/2015 15:27:2009/26/2014 02:24:30
This represents the proposed Java interface for Tool-Independent Drivers and Engines.
See also: SAFS Framework, JSAFS Design, JSAFS Javadoc, SAFS Driver Development, SAFSDEV Project
The intention of all the following framework interfaces is to insulate any Driver, and any compatible Java Client--even a SAFS Engine--from interfacing directly with the implementation. This allows the underlying implementation to be completely changed, enhanced, or user-defined and subclassed as desired. For example, SAFSVARS and SAFSMAPS might be implemented by some mechanism other than STAF in some implementations. Our test tables could come from files, database servers, or humans typing into a manual test GUI. The same Driver could be used in all of these cases.
That is the goal. We are coding the tool-independent Driver (TID) to take advantage of these interfaces. However, the existing SAFS/RobotJ and SAFS/DriverCommands engines will need to be refactored to fully realize this capability. These engines are currently hardcoded to use our STAF services through specific classes. This engine refactoring, however, should not be too extreme, but is not part of the current Driver effort. The Driver will use the concrete implementations that talk with STAF, but the engines will talk with STAF directly until they are refactored.
These interfaces generally allow us to categorize a tool, and provide a simple interface to launch, reset, and shutdown the various tools through a common API.
Our default, concrete org.safs.tools.vars.SAFSVARS implementation simply wraps our existing SAFSVARS STAF service. Each method in the class will simply be the appropriate STAF call to the running SAFSVARS service--just like any other client that wants to use SAFSVARS. Yet, this insulates any Driver/Client from talking with STAF directly and allows for alternative implementations and custom enhancements.
To accomplish this interface with STAF, the implementation will need to use org.safs.staf.STAFProcessHelpers to obtain an instance of a org.safs.STAFHelper specific for the Driver process. All concrete classes used for and by the Driver will talk to STAF using the same process name/id. The class will communicate with the running STAF service through the STAFHelper. (A review of STAFHelper shows it looks pretty ugly, and may need some refactoring. Definitely it needs more documentation.)
The launchInterface(Object) call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be tasked with verifying the SAFSVARS service is running, or launching the SAFSVARS service if it is not already running. This may be tempered by AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE settings provided in the configuration file. Configuration information is accessible through the DriverInterface object passed to the launchInterface function, or via System Properties set with command-line arguments when the Driver was launched.
The shutdown() call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be used to close down the SAFSVARS service through STAF, but it should only do this if it was the call to launchInterface that started the service. shutdown() should not stop the service if it was already running prior to the call to launchInterface.
Our default, concrete org.safs.tools.input.SAFSMAPS implementation simply wraps our existing SAFSMAPS STAF service. Each method in the class will simply be the appropriate STAF call to the running SAFSMAPS service--just like any other client that wants to use SAFSMAPS. Yet, this insulates any Driver/Client from talking with STAF directly and allows for alternative implementations and custom enhancements.
To accomplish this interface with STAF, the implementation will need to use org.safs.staf.STAFProcessHelpers to obtain an instance of a org.safs.STAFHelper specific for the Driver process. All concrete classes used for and by the Driver will talk to STAF using the same process name/id. The class will communicate with the running STAF service through the STAFHelper.
The launchInterface(Object) call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be tasked with verifying the SAFSMAPS service is running, or launching the SAFSMAPS service if it is not already running. This may be tempered by AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE settings provided in the configuration file. Configuration information is accessible through the DriverInterface object passed to the launchInterface function, or via System Properties set with command-line arguments when the Driver was launched.
The shutdown() call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be used to close down the SAFSMAPS service through STAF, but it should only do this if it was the call to launchInterface that started the service. shutdown() should not stop the service if it was already running prior to the call to launchInterface.
Our default, concrete org.safs.tools.logs.SAFSLOGS implementation simply wraps our existing SAFSLOGS STAF service. Each method in the class will simply be the appropriate STAF call to the running SAFSLOGS service--just like any other client that wants to use SAFSLOGS. Yet, this insulates any Driver/Client from talking with STAF directly and allows for alternative implementations and custom enhancements.
To accomplish this interface with STAF, the implementation will need to use org.safs.staf.STAFProcessHelpers to obtain an instance of a org.safs.STAFHelper specific for the Driver process. All concrete classes used for and by the Driver will talk to STAF using the same process name/id. The class will communicate with the running STAF service through the STAFHelper.
The launchInterface(Object) call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be tasked with verifying the SAFSLOGS service is running, or launching the SAFSLOGS service if it is not already running. This may be tempered by AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE settings provided in the configuration file. Configuration information is accessible through the DriverInterface object passed to the launchInterface function, or via System Properties set with command-line arguments when the Driver was launched.
The shutdown() call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be used to close down the SAFSLOGS service through STAF, but it should only do this if it was the call to launchInterface that started the service. shutdown() should not stop the service if it was already running prior to the call to launchInterface.
The implementation needs to take into consideration whatever Remote Logging capabilities we already support with our SAFSLOGS service to insure these continue to be supported.
The default. concrete tools.input.SAFSINPUT provides our interface to the SAFSINPUT STAF service.
Actual processing of test records happens in the Driver. The only exception will be that the current SAFSTextFile file reading class already knows how to skip blank lines and comment lines. Thus, it is able to skip those until it finds a real test record to send to the Driver. The SAFSINPUT Service command to OPEN a new file should accept optional parameters that allow us to enable those line-skipping features.
That tells the Driver we are looking for a Suite level test table--a file--with the default Suite level file extension (.STD) in the current default or "Datapool" directory.
But the following lines should also locate the exact same file, and the Driver or the SAFSINPUT Class or the SAFSINPUT Service needs to accomodate all these:
The existing STAF SAFSTextFile implementation pretty much encapsulates the way the desired file reading should work. Each SAFSTextFile class handles working with one file and that is all it knows about. The SAFSINPUT STAF service handles the instantiation of these SAFSTextFile classes and routes incoming STAF service requests to the appropriate instance. The individual file readers shouldn't know anything about Cycles, Suites, or Steps--they are just forwarding records from the file they were told to play with. They have no idea what it is going to be used for. It is the Driver that handles which inputs are at what test level.
Like our SAFSMAPS, SAFSLOGS, and SAFSVARS wrapper classes; the launchInterface(Object) call required from the ConfigurableToolsInterface would be tasked with verifying the SAFSINPUT service is running, and perhaps even launching the SAFSINPUT service if this is applicable. This may be tempered by AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE settings provided in the configuration file. Configuration information is accessible through the DriverInterface object passed to the launchInterface function, or via System Properties set with command-line arguments when the Driver was launched.
The DriverInterface is primarily provided for use by the other tool interfaces. ConfigurableToolsInterface objects require access to configuration information or even other tools to perform their functions. The DriverInterface provides a centralized access-point for gaining access to most configuration information, or other required tools.
Of key importance, is that the Driver will provide access to the critical ConfigureInterface instance. This allows configurable tools to retrieve configuration information from external sources (like configuration files, etc.).
Our default, concrete org.safs.tools.drivers.SAFSDRIVER is currently designed as a standalone, Java application or class that will be launched into its own JVM. As it currently is designed, there is no GUI associated with the Driver. It is strictly a "run the specified test" class. Though it is easy to envision some optional GUI front-end that will allow the user to interactively specify test configuration information and parameters and then launch the Driver from there.
SAFSDRIVER Command Line Options
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Enhancements, corrections, and more detail will be added as necessary.
SAFSDRIVER Configuration File Options
For space conservation, items are shown in 3 columns below. A real configuration file will only have one entry per line in a single column format.
[SAFS_VARS] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE ;Item=Alt VarsInterface Class ;ServiceClass=Alt Service Class ;ServiceClass=org.safs.staf.service.var.EmbeddedVariableService ;Service=Alt Service Name ;Options= ;EmbedVars=TRUE [SAFS_MAPS] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE ;Item=Alt MapsInterface Class ;ServiceClass=Alt Service Class ;ServiceClass=org.safs.staf.service.map.EmbeddedMapService ;Service=Alt Service Name ;Options= [SAFS_LOGS] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE OVERWRITE=TRUE CAPXML=TRUE TRUNCATE=ON|numChars ;Item=Alt LogsInterface Class ;ServiceClass=Alt Service Class ;ServiceClass=org.safs.staf.service.logging.EmbeddedLogService ;Service=Alt Service Name ;Options= [SAFS_INPUT] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE ;Item=Alt InputInterface Class ;ServiceClass=Alt Service Class ;ServiceClass=org.safs.staf.service.input.EmbeddedInputService ;Service=Alt Service Name ;Options= [SAFS_ENGINES] First=org.safs.tools.engines.SAFSROBOTJ Second=Classname Third=Classname Fourth=Classname Fifth=Classname Sixth=Classname Seventh=Classname Eighth=Classname Ninth=Classname Tenth=Classname [SAFS_DROID] AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE DROIDPROJECT=C:\SAFS\samples\Droid CONSOLE2DEBUG=True SHUTDOWNDELAY=10 ;EMULATOR_AVD="SprintEVO" ;PersistEmulators=False ;PersistJVM=False ;DeviceSerial=serial number ANDROID-SDK=Android SDK Root Dir ANDROID-TOOLS=Android SDK Tools Dir FORCECLOSE=True FORCESTOP=True FORCECLEAR=True TCPMessengerAPK=path to TCP Messenger APK ;TCPMessengerPackage="org.safs.android.messenger" TestRunnerAPK=path to TestRunner APK ;TestRunnerPackage="org.safs.android.engine" ;TestRunnerSource=path to TestRunner project ;TestInstrument=from AndroidManifest.xml TargetAPK=path to Target APP APK TargetResignJar=path to re-sign.jar ;TargetPackage="com.example.android.apis" AntRebuildArgs="-noclasspath" AntRebuildForce=True PortForwarding=True ;HOOK=org.safs.android.DJavaHook ;TIMEOUT=120 ;STAFID="SAFS/DROID" ;JVM=JVMpath ;JVMARGS=JVM Args ;CLASSPATH=altClasspath ;XBOOTCLASSPATH=<CLASSPATH> [SAFS_IOS] AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE Project=/Library/SAFS/samples/UICatalog/ Template="UICatalogInstruments.tracetemplate" ;HOOK=org.safs.ios.JavaHook ;TIMEOUT=30 ;STAFID="SAFS/IOS" ;JVM=JVMpath ;JVMARGS=JVM Args ;CLASSPATH=altClasspath ;XBOOTCLASSPATH=<CLASSPATH> [SAFS_TC] AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE HOOK="C:SAFS\TCAFS\TCAFS.VBS" ;TIMEOUT=45 ;SuiteName="C:\Path\To\AProject.pjs" ;ProjectName="ProjectName" ;ScriptName="StepDriver" ;OPTIONS="/customArg:value /Another" ;ConvertSAFSInputKeysSyntax=True|False ;ConvertSAFSItemPathSyntax=True|False ;SECSWaitForWindow=30 ;SECSWaitForComponent=30 ;TFSMOnly=True|False ;DepthLevel=25 [SAFS_ROBOTJ] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE DATASTORE=<FullPathTo>\RFTProjectDir ;ClearProxiesAlways=True|False ;TIMEOUT=45 (launch timeout) ;SECSWaitForWindow=30 ;SECSWaitForComponent=30 ;TESTDomains=Html,Net,Java,Win,Flex,SWT ;CommandLineBreakpoint=True|False ;STAFID="SAFS/ROBOTJ" ;JVM=altJVMpath\java.exe ;JVMARGS="-Xms512m -Xmx1024m" ;CLASSPATH=altClasspath ;INSTALLDIR=<wswpluginPath> pre-RFT V7 ;JARPATH=<FullPathTo>rational_ft.jar RFT V7+ ;PROJECTPATH=<RFT V7+ CLASSPATH> ;XBOOTCLASSPATH=<Classpath> ;PROJECT=<Project.rsp> ;BUILD=<Build #> ;PLAYBACK=TestScript ;LOGFOLDER=Default ;LOG=TestScript ;USERID=<userid> ;PASSWORD= ;OPTIONS= ;RFSMOnly=True|False ;RFSMCache=True|False |
[SAFS_SELENIUM] AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE ;JVM=JVMPath to Java 1.5 or higher ;CLASSPATH=altClasspath ;= GATEWAYHOST and GATEWAYPORT are used ;= to connect internet GATEWAYHOST=yourCorpGateway.net GATEWAYPORT=80 ;= Selenium Server Settings ;= SELENIUMHOST and SELENIUMPORT are used ;= to connect Selenium Server (standalone or hub) ;SELENIUMHOST=remote.server.com ;SELENIUMPORT=4444 ;= SELENIUMNODE defines the selenium nodes to run. ;= If SELENIUMNODE is given, SELENIUMHOST will start ;= as a selenium hub; otherwise as a stand-alone server. ;SELENIUMNODE=node1:port:config1;node2:port:config2 ;= SELENIUMSERVER_JVM_OPTIONS is JVM options ;= for starting Selenium Server ;SELENIUMSERVER_JVM_OPTIONS=-Xmx1g -Xms512m -Xdebug ;= SELENIUMERVER_JVM_Xmx and SELENIUMERVER_JVM_Xms ;= specify value of JVM options -Xmx and -Xms ;= for Selenium Server, it will override ;= the default value or the value specified ;= in SELENIUMSERVER_JVM_OPTIONS ;SELENIUMSERVER_JVM_Xmx=4g (default: 2g) ;SELENIUMSERVER_JVM_Xms=256m (default: 512m) ;SELENIUMSERVER_JVM=fullpath\java.exe (default: 1.7.0_45 64bit) ;= CONSOLE_STATE is used to set the state of ;= Selenium Server Console ;CONSOLE_STATE=MIN|MAX|NORMAL ;= Settings for Selnium1.0 ;HOOK=org.safs.selenium.SeleniumJavaHook ;BROWSER=*piiexplore | *firefox | *iexplore ;DEBUGLOG=<fullpathTo>/SeleniumDebug.out ;= Settings for Selnium2.0 WebDriver ;HOOK=org.safs.selenium.webdriver.SeleniumHook ;BROWSER=explorer | firefox | chrome PROXY_BYPASS_ADDRESS=localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>,host.not.thru.gateway BROWSER_REMOTE=false|true [SAFS_DRIVERCOMMANDS] AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE ;STAFID="SAFS/DRIVERCOMMANDS" ;JVM=JVMPath ;CLASSPATH=altClasspath ;Hook=String/Classname ;Options=LOG ;= OUT_MAILXXX is Mail setting ;OUT_MAILSERVER="mail server" ;OUT_MAILSERVERPORT=25|465|587 ;OUT_MAILSERVERPROTOCOL=SMTP|SMTPS|TLS<EMAIL_ADDRESS>;OUT_MAILPASS=user.password [SAFS_QTP] AUTOLAUNCH=FALSE HOOK=C:\PathTo\QTP.VBS ;Hook=C:\PathTo\AnyExecutable.ext ;TIMEOUT=45 [STAF] ;NOSTAF=TRUE ;EmbedDebug=<filepath> PATH=Path to/STAFProc.exe CONFIG=Path to/staf.cfg ;EmbedSEM=TRUE ;EmbedQUEUE=TRUE [SAFS_DRIVER] DriverName=String DriverRoot=String/DriverRootPath BringMonitorToFrontOnPause=True|False TurnOnPOF=True|False TurnOnPOW=True|False ResolveSkippedRecords=True|False ;ShowMonitor not sought by all Drivers ShowMonitor=True|False [SAFS_PROJECT] ProjectName=ProjectName ProjectRoot=String/ProjectRootPath [SAFS_TEST] ;TestName=String/Path ;TestLevel=CYCLE|SUITE|STEP ;DefaultMap=String ;CycleSeparator="," ;CycleSuffix=".CDD" ;SuiteSeparator="," ;SuiteSuffix=".STD" ;StepSeparator="," ;StepSuffix=".SDD" ;LogLevel=String ;StepLogName=SAFSLOG ;StepLogMode=TEXTLOG|CONSOLELOG|XMLLOG|TOOLLOG|ALL ;SuiteLogName=SAFSLOG ;SuiteLogMode=TEXTLOG|CONSOLELOG|XMLLOG|TOOLLOG|ALL ;CycleLogName=SAFSLOG ;CycleLogMode=TEXTLOG|CONSOLELOG|XMLLOG|TOOLLOG|ALL ;millisBetweenRecords=N (default: 0) ;secsWaitForWindow=N (default: 30) ;secsWaitForComponent=N (default: 30) ;numLockOn=TRUE|FALSE ;UnexpectedAlertBehaviour ONLY works for Selenium2.0 engine for now ;UnexpectedAlertBehaviour=accept|dismiss|ignore (default: ignore) ;DndReleaseDelay=N (default: 800 millisecond) [SAFS_DIRECTORIES] ;DATADIR=Datapool ;BENCHDIR=Datapool/Bench ;DIFFDIR=Datapool/Dif ;LOGDIR=Datapool/Logs ;TESTDIR=Datapool/Test [SAFS_DIFFER] ;TOOL_EXE=DIFF.EXE ;TOOL_OPTIONS="--text -s -y" ;TOOL_BINARY_OPTIONS="--binary -s" [SAFS_DIFFVIEWER] ;TOOL_EXE=GEMINI.EXE ;TOOL_OPTIONS=" " [SAFS_OCR] ;OCRName=TOCR|GOCR (default:TOCR) ;LanguageID=chi|zh|eng|en|jpn|jp|kor|kr|fra|fr ;(default:system language; only en is support so far) [SAFS_IBT] ;UseMultiThreadSearch=True|False (default:False) ;When UseMultiThreadSearch is true, ;ThreadNumber can be adjusted for best search performance. ;ThreadNumber=N (default:4) ;UsePerImageModifiers=True|False (default:False) |
Enhancements, corrections, and more detail will be added as necessary.
A ConfigureInterface generally represents the need to read a configuration source. Although the source is not required to be in a Windows INI file format, the interface reflects this format convention. The interface reflects name=value pairs that can be separated into named secions. Other implementations are possible as long as the API conforms to the documented interface.
Note the "add" and "insert" methods allow configuration information to be "chained". The parent ConfigureInterface object will maintain storage of any number of other ConfigureInterface objects. The parent ConfigureInterface object is expected to search all stored objects, usually in a documented order (first-in first, or last-in first), to try to locate the requested configuration setting. This allows test-specific or project-specific values to override stored global or machine-specific settings and for all of this to be resolved in a single call to the held ConfigureInterface.
ConfigurableToolsInterface classes will often require either a reference to the Driver, or a reference to the ConfigureInterface maintained by the Driver. A reference to the Driver provides access to the active ConfigureInterface. Thus, these ConfigurableToolsInterface classes may define and even require certain configuration information be made available via the instantiated ConfigureInterface object.


Square roots, cube roots, 4th roots... each are too boring for Nicola. He needs to find the super root! With your help he will almost certainly find it.
The super root of a number N is the number x, such that xx = N.
The result should be accurate so that xx ≈ N±0.001. Or N - 0.001 < xx < N + 0.001.
Input: A number (N) as an integer.
Output: The super root (x) as a float or an integer.
Example:
super_root(4) == 2 super_root(27) == 3 super_root(81) == 3.504339593597054
How it is used: This concept can be useful for the cryptography. And you will look how work your calculator then calculate roots.
Precondition:
1 ≤ number ≤ 10 ** 10


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Used to display R stacks of T images as a "filmstrip". See examples below to see what is meant by "filmstrip". USAGE F = filmStrip( I, overlap, delta, border ) INPUTS I - MxNxTxR or MxNx1xTxR or MxNx3xTxR array (of bw or color images). R can equal 1. overlap - amount of overlap between successive frames delta - amount to shift each successive frame upward border - width of black border around each frame OUTPUTS F - filmstrip EXAMPLE - one filmstrip load images; F1 = filmStrip( video(:,:,1:15), 10, 2, 5 ); figure(1); im(F1); % one F2 = filmStrip( videos(:,:,:,1:10), 5, 2, 3 ); figure(2); im(F2); % many See also MONTAGE2 Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 2.0 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD (PG-13)
Directed by Alex Zamm Running Time: 93 minutes Originally Released: April 10, 1998
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
zero (out of four)
What are the warning signs of a *terrible* movie? Making it's debut at the dollar theater? Locally, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD did just that. Having the annoying prop comic Scott Thompson (better known as Carrot Top) in the lead role? CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, once again. How about an overly exhausted, paper thin plot approached with utter incompetence? Did somebody say CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD?
That's right, Carrot Top's long dreaded major motion picture debut (at least for a starring role) is poking up in a handful of theaters across the country. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD stars the obnoxious, wannabe-zany king of redheaded standup comics as a lazy but creative, inventive but uneventful Generation X- er named Edison. Living with a pair of surfer dudes in a small, rented house, Edison bounces from job to job, always squandering away the money on his eccentric (to say the least) inventions and ignoring crucial responsibilities such as rent. This has the crabby landlady, Ms. Krubavitch (Estelle Harris, best known as George Constanza's mother on "Seinfeld"), threatening an eviction if past due expenses aren't furnished post haste. As luck would have it, Edison soon meets Armand McMillan (Jack Warden), an old surfer dude who just so happens to be president of the multi-million dollar McMillan Industries. Sharing a passion for more than just riding waves, Armand is deeply impacted by the young inventor's notebook of dreams and ideas, and when the old man dies soon afterward, Edison learns he is named a benefactor in Armand's will.
Predictably, Edison acquires the entire corporation and has to maintain productivity with absolutely no knowledge of the business world. Predictably, there is a bitter nephew (Larry Miller) whose lesser inheritance fuels resentment that will lead to an elaborate sabotage plot. Predictably, there is an attractive employee (Courtney Thorne-Smith) whose initial repulsion will transform into love for our doofy protagonist. Predictably, the man who knows nothing will fight against the odds and give the company it's most profitable and successful turnaround ever, all because he ran things by common sense and not greed. It's as though writers Turi Meyer, Al Septien, and Alex Zamm (Meyer and Septien also wrote LEPRECHAUN 2 together!) pulled a plot out of a hat and worked Carrot Top into it. The jokes, the "surprises", the developments - all of them run such a predictable path, it may only be Carrot Top's signature brazen red hairdo that sets this one apart from the myriad of similar films.
A movie this bad speaks for itself. What's left to say when every element the movie possesses is a shameful retread of movies past? The script is 100% recycled, the direction is hokey, and the acting is absolutely horrible. It is only Thorne-Smith who seems to take her job seriously, an accomplishment which surely deserves the medal of honor. She certainly went beyond the call of duty - she has to kiss Carrot Top!!!!!! (Barf bag, please!) Movies like this give the audience nothing to do but ponder just how many synonyms for "bad" there really are. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, without a doubt, deserves each and every one. The only way this won't end up on everybody's "bottom ten of the year" list, is if they were lucky enough never to have seen it. Just because you can't miss his outlandish fiery mane, don't skimp on avoiding this abhorrent feature.
April 10, 1998
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Writes text, followed by a carriage return and linefeed, to a file, starting at the current position in that file. (For more information about a file's position, see FPOS.) If FWRITELN can't write to the file, it returns the #N/A error value. Use FWRITELN instead of FWRITE when you want to append a carriage return and linefeed to each group of characters that you write to a text file.
Syntax
FWRITELN(file_num, text)
File_num is the unique ID number of the file you want to write data to. File_num is returned by a previously executed FOPEN function. If file_num is not valid, FWRITELN returns the #VALUE! error value.
Text is the text you want to write to the file.
Remarks
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, FWRITELN writes text followed by a carriage return and a line feed. In Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, FWRITELN writes text followed by a carriage return only.
Example
The following function writes the current month to the open file identified as FileNumber and starts a new line in the file:
FWRITELN(FileNumber, TEXT(MONTH(NOW()),"mmmm"))
Related Functions
FOPEN Opens a file with the type of permission specified
FPOS Sets the position in a text file
FREAD Reads characters from a text file
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Today I finally made my website, where I can catalog things I’ve been working on. As I write this post, I’m transitioning computers, and have been putting some things up on github to help with the transition process. Working with Hakyll, this interesting library, has been on my hit list for some time now, so I decided to batch it with the other things I’m putting on github after putting in some effort.
In recent years, I have noticed the peculiar number of successful mathematicians and programmers who seem to have sites such as this.  Moreso, these types of sites are highly touted by the Recurse Center in particular, and I’m willing to take their advice on their merit alone; RC is a hell of a place which I would love to be a part of in the near future.


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While subscribing to Boing Boing (Yes I am building a second OPML at work, that contains different feeds than the ones I read at home, more focused on my day to day job... Ok, except for Boing Boing), I saw this: ILoveBees goes nutso.
I followed a lot of these links and messageboards a few weeks ago, out of boredome... But lack of time prevents you from having the full story. Hope someone somewhere is doing a complete archive of the whole thing!
This is a very strong kind of marketing, and I would agree with Pablo, the flashmob appeal is serious. And seriously addictive.


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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jansako27-Jun-19 09:10 AM
1/tech stuff-to-Antara is definitely rebranding...
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:13 AM
@Markus here is your correction! now the fiat peg bots turn off
jansako27-Jun-19 09:14 AM
By July 15th the alts should be on the up and up, did you have a Oracle pick that date for you?
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:14 AM
bargain hunting should begin after the BTC stabilizes
we are not timing anything to the trading markets. notice we worked all through the bear market, we will work all through the bull market and the next bear market, ...
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Keppie27-Jun-19 09:15 AM
Buying more with Fiat now
jansako27-Jun-19 09:15 AM
that wasn't the question... still any PR campaing effects can get multiplied if run at the right time
I understand it was most likely a coincidence, but it does stink of a JL-magic
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:17 AM
the july 15th date was set well before the recent bull stampede
The team is excited to share that our Public #Testnet Interest Form is now live and we recently surpassed 100 signups! We look forward to including as many members of the #CodaCommunity as possible. https://t.co/YsZEnbdEwI
If you're already signed up, RT to spread the wor...
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:17 AM
its not like i have a way to predict the future so accurately, right?
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jansako27-Jun-19 09:17 AM
well, really?
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:18 AM
maybe
jansako27-Jun-19 09:19 AM
just a bit... OK, enough of that or the kiddies will think there is black magic involved or something...
Markus27-Jun-19 09:21 AM
@jl777c im looking for a more significant correction in btc valueation
like every previous cycles been having multiple times
30-40%
so far so good, btc down almost 10% today
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:22 AM
just needs to retest 10k
Keppie27-Jun-19 09:22 AM
Yup, my take on it aswell
Buy support at 10k is quite high i'd imagine
jansako27-Jun-19 09:24 AM
Wouldn't mind KMD retesting 11k in the process as well... not asking for 13
Markus27-Jun-19 09:24 AM
kmd can easily jump quite high doesnt nedd alot of pressure
need*
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:25 AM
a massive 10BTC between here and 15k
Markus27-Jun-19 09:25 AM
i wonder if there will eventually start a kmd fomo
when ppl realise what they are about to miss out on
jl777c27-Jun-19 09:26 AM
not enough food here for any big whales, but only for dolphins
Markus27-Jun-19 09:27 AM
well any big whale could easily push price to lets say 50k and place a large order there it will eventually get filled
Lumbi27-Jun-19 09:29 AM
just imagine the value jump an 'unknown alt' could do, if it were accepted as a valid form of payment for commodities
The global crypto market continued to drop on Thursday, with $58 billion exiting in a flash.
Caglio27-Jun-19 11:48 AM
@Deleted User u think so?
i was thinking 100 kmd more
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Jun-19 11:51 AM
100KMD? they allow trades that small?
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Keppie27-Jun-19 11:52 AM
Dont mock the kmd mascott
Caglio working double shifts as a pornstar
Caglio27-Jun-19 11:54 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 used to be 650$ at the time ( :
I cannot work as a pornstar anymore, I got high on cheap polish speed few days ago, wake up horny, jerked off 14 times in a row, peeled off all my foreskin, kidney almost failed, I have to take a break @Keppie
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Jun-19 11:58 AM
high on cheap polish speed
you're supposed to cut it up, not wax it
peeled off all my foreskin
is that what you polished it with?
if so, that would explain a lot
Keppie27-Jun-19 12:00 PM
respect where respect is due; 14 times in a few days
Hollowman900027-Jun-19 12:00 PM
Dafuq
Caglio27-Jun-19 12:00 PM
14 times in a row, in few hours, I havent even producing seed anymore :(
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hyperDEX27-Jun-19 12:01 PM
When you have out Hollowman Hollowman that is how you know you have gone too far
Hollowman900027-Jun-19 12:01 PM
In other news, alts still doing the burning corpse thing


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CLINICAL DETAILS:
Lap radical prostatectomy for GS 3+4 Ca prostate.
MACROSCOPIC:
Pot labelled “prostate”: A radical prostatectomy specimen weighing 60 g. The prostate measures 5 x 4.5 x 4 cm with attached bilateral seminal vesicles. Margins are inked as follows: left = blue, right = green, anterior = yellow. Blocks: A1-4: apex, A5-9: base, A10-11: seminal vesicles, A12-18: megablocks of prostate from apex to base.
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TUMOUR
Acinar type adenocarcinoma, Gleason score 3 + 4 = 7 is present in the left and right peripheral zones. The left sided nodule has a tumour volume of 1.4 ml and the right sided nodule has a tumour volume of 0.5 ml. Total tumour volume is 1.9 ml.
SPREAD
Perineural invasion: Yes
Lymphovascular invasion: No
Extraprostatic extension: No
Seminal vesicle involvement: No
Bladder neck involvement: No
MARGINS
Apex margin: Clear (0.5 mm)
Circumferential margin: Clear (1 mm)
Base margin: Widely clear
TNM 7 STAGE
pT2c
DIAGNOSIS:
RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: ADENOCARCINOMA, GLEASON SCORE 3 + 4 = 7, STAGE pT2c, EXCISED.


P/Invoke wrappers for Wintab functions. See Wintab_v140.doc (Wintab 1.4 spec) and related Wintab documentation for details. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| static UInt32 | WTInfoA (UInt32 wCategory_I, UInt32 nIndex_I, IntPtr lpOutput_O) |
| This function returns global information about the interface in an application-supplied buffer. Different types of information are specified by different index arguments. Applications use this function to receive information about tablet coordinates, physical dimensions, capabilities, and cursor types. | |
| static P_HCTX | WTOpenA (P_HWND hWnd_I, ref WintabLogContext logContext_I, bool enable_I) |
| This function establishes an active context on the tablet. On successful completion of this function, the application may begin receiving tablet events via messages (if they were requested), and may use the handle returned to poll the context, or to perform other context-related functions. | |
| static bool | WTClose (P_HCTX hctx_I) |
| This function closes and destroys the tablet context object. | |
| static bool | WTEnable (P_HCTX hctx_I, bool enable_I) |
| This function enables or disables a tablet context, temporarily turning on or off the processing of packets. | |
| static bool | WTOverlap (P_HCTX hctx_I, bool toTop_I) |
| This function sends a tablet context to the top or bottom of the order of overlapping tablet contexts. | |
| static UInt32 | WTQueueSizeGet (P_HCTX hctx_I) |
| This function returns the number of packets the context's queue can hold. | |
| static bool | WTQueueSizeSet (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 nPkts_I) |
| This function attempts to change the context's queue size to the value specified in nPkts_I. | |
| static bool | WTPacket (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 pktSerialNum_I, IntPtr pktBuf_O) |
| This function fills in the passed pktBuf_O buffer with the context event packet having the specified serial number. The returned packet and any older packets are removed from the context's internal queue. | |
| static UInt32 | WTPacketsGet (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 maxPkts_I, IntPtr pktBuf_O) |
| This function copies the next maxPkts_I events from the packet queue of context hCtx to the passed pktBuf_O buffer and removes them from the queue. | |
| static UInt32 | WTDataGet (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 pktIDStart_I, UInt32 pktIDEnd_I, UInt32 maxPkts_I, IntPtr pktBuf_O, ref UInt32 numPkts_O) |
| A This function copies all packets with Identifiers between pktIDStart_I and pktIDEnd_I inclusive from the context's queue to the passed buffer and removes them from the queue. | |
| static UInt32 | WTDataPeek (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 pktIDStart_I, UInt32 pktIDEnd_I, UInt32 maxPkts_I, IntPtr pktBuf_O, ref UInt32 numPkts_O) |
| This function copies all packets with serial numbers between pktIDStart_I and pktIDEnd_I inclusive, from the context's queue to the passed buffer without removing them from the queue. | |
| static bool | WTQueuePacketsEx (P_HCTX hctx_I, ref UInt32 pktIDOldest_O, ref UInt32 pktIDNewest_O) |
| This function returns the identifiers of the oldest and newest packets currently in the queue. | |
| static bool | WTExtGet (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 extTag_I, IntPtr extData_O) |
| This function retrieves any context-specific data for an extension. | |
| static bool | WTExtSet (P_HCTX hctx_I, UInt32 extTag_I, IntPtr extData_I) |
| This function sets any context-specific data for an extension. |
P/Invoke wrappers for Wintab functions. See Wintab_v140.doc (Wintab 1.4 spec) and related Wintab documentation for details.
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTClose | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I ) |
This function closes and destroys the tablet context object.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context to be closed. |
| static UInt32 WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTDataGet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | pktIDStart_I, | ||
| UInt32 | pktIDEnd_I, | ||
| UInt32 | maxPkts_I, | ||
| IntPtr | pktBuf_O, | ||
| ref UInt32 | numPkts_O | ||
| ) |
A This function copies all packets with Identifiers between pktIDStart_I and pktIDEnd_I inclusive from the context's queue to the passed buffer and removes them from the queue.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose packets are being returned. |
| pktIDStart_I | Identifier of the oldest tablet event to return. |
| pktIDEnd_I | Identifier of the newest tablet event to return. |
| maxPkts_I | Specifies the maximum number of packets to return. |
| pktBuf_O | Buffer to receive the event packets. |
| numPkts_O | Number of packets actually copied. |
| static UInt32 WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTDataPeek | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | pktIDStart_I, | ||
| UInt32 | pktIDEnd_I, | ||
| UInt32 | maxPkts_I, | ||
| IntPtr | pktBuf_O, | ||
| ref UInt32 | numPkts_O | ||
| ) |
This function copies all packets with serial numbers between pktIDStart_I and pktIDEnd_I inclusive, from the context's queue to the passed buffer without removing them from the queue.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose packets are being read. |
| pktIDStart_I | Identifier of the oldest tablet event to return. |
| pktIDEnd_I | Identifier of the newest tablet event to return. |
| maxPkts_I | Specifies the maximum number of packets to return. |
| pktBuf_O | Buffer to receive the event packets. |
| numPkts_O | Number of packets actually copied. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTEnable | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| bool | enable_I | ||
| ) |
This function enables or disables a tablet context, temporarily turning on or off the processing of packets.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context to be enabled or disabled. |
| enable_I | Specifies enabling if non-zero, disabling if zero. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTExtGet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | extTag_I, | ||
| IntPtr | extData_O | ||
| ) |
This function retrieves any context-specific data for an extension.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose extension attributes are being retrieved. |
| extTag_I | Identifies the extension tag for which context-specific data is being retrieved. |
| extData_O | Points to a buffer to hold retrieved data (WTExtensionProperty). |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTExtSet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | extTag_I, | ||
| IntPtr | extData_I | ||
| ) |
This function sets any context-specific data for an extension.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose extension attributes are being modified. |
| extTag_I | Identifies the extension tag for which context-specific data is being modified. |
| extData_I | Points to the new data (WTExtensionProperty). |
| static UInt32 WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTInfoA | ( | UInt32 | wCategory_I, |
| UInt32 | nIndex_I, | ||
| IntPtr | lpOutput_O | ||
| ) |
This function returns global information about the interface in an application-supplied buffer. Different types of information are specified by different index arguments. Applications use this function to receive information about tablet coordinates, physical dimensions, capabilities, and cursor types.
| wCategory_I | Identifies the category from which information is being requested. |
| nIndex_I | Identifies which information is being requested from within the category. |
| lpOutput_O | Points to a buffer to hold the requested information. |
| static P_HCTX WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTOpenA | ( | P_HWND | hWnd_I, |
| ref WintabLogContext | logContext_I, | ||
| bool | enable_I | ||
| ) |
This function establishes an active context on the tablet. On successful completion of this function, the application may begin receiving tablet events via messages (if they were requested), and may use the handle returned to poll the context, or to perform other context-related functions.
| hWnd_I | Identifies the window that owns the tablet context, and receives messages from the context. |
| logContext_I | Points to an application-provided WintabLogContext data structure describing the context to be opened. |
| enable_I | Specifies whether the new context will immediately begin processing input data. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTOverlap | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| bool | toTop_I | ||
| ) |
This function sends a tablet context to the top or bottom of the order of overlapping tablet contexts.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context to move within the overlap order. |
| toTop_I | Specifies sending the context to the top of the overlap order true, or to the bottom if false. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTPacket | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | pktSerialNum_I, | ||
| IntPtr | pktBuf_O | ||
| ) |
This function fills in the passed pktBuf_O buffer with the context event packet having the specified serial number. The returned packet and any older packets are removed from the context's internal queue.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose packets are being returned. |
| pktSerialNum_I | Serial number of the tablet event to return. |
| pktBuf_O | Buffer to receive the event packet. |
| static UInt32 WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTPacketsGet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | maxPkts_I, | ||
| IntPtr | pktBuf_O | ||
| ) |
This function copies the next maxPkts_I events from the packet queue of context hCtx to the passed pktBuf_O buffer and removes them from the queue.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose packets are being returned. |
| maxPkts_I | Specifies the maximum number of packets to return |
| pktBuf_O | Buffer to receive the event packets. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTQueuePacketsEx | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| ref UInt32 | pktIDOldest_O, | ||
| ref UInt32 | pktIDNewest_O | ||
| ) |
This function returns the identifiers of the oldest and newest packets currently in the queue.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose queue is being queried. |
| pktIDOldest_O | Identifier of the oldest packet in the queue. |
| pktIDNewest_O | Identifier of the newest packet in the queue. |
| static UInt32 WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTQueueSizeGet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I ) |
This function returns the number of packets the context's queue can hold.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose queue size is being returned. |
| static bool WintabDN::CWintabFuncs::WTQueueSizeSet | ( | P_HCTX | hctx_I, |
| UInt32 | nPkts_I | ||
| ) |
This function attempts to change the context's queue size to the value specified in nPkts_I.
| hctx_I | Identifies the context whose queue size is being set. |
| nPkts_I | Specifies the requested queue size. |


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Bleeding Edge Web: August 2016
Announcements
News from the Bleeding Edge
— Brian Moeskau (@bmoeskau)
Test Automation Best Practices
Begin with the End in Mind (slides)
— Leo Laskin (@leolaskin)
Thanks to our venue sponsor:
Thanks to our food sponsor:
News from the
Bleeding Edge
Browser Pop Quiz
Last version check — July 20, 2016:
Browser Pop Quiz
As of August 24, 2016:
Firefox 48
Last but not least... multi-process support!
- Phase 1: split between UI process and content process
- Add-on support slated for versions 49 & 50
- Touchscreen, accessibility and RTL support in 51
Firefox 48
Last but not least... multi-process support!
- Phase 2: support multiple content processes
- Targeting "first half of 2017"
- Out of process add-ons to follow after that
Edge 14 (14393)
Release Notes
- EdgeHTML 14 released with Windows 10 Anniversary Update
- 95% ES2015 compatibility
- 100% HTML5 accessibility support
- Rollout to 350 million Win 10 devices began Aug 2
Edge 14 (14393)
This is a definitive nail in IE's coffin.
ES2015 compatibility:
Edge 14 (14393)
Opera
- Opera 39 (Chromium 52) was released August 2nd
- Based on Chromium since Opera 15 (July 2013)
- < 2% global usage, even less in N. America
Opera
- Most interesting releases are user-facing UI features
- Dev features simply track Chromium
So... I think it's time we make it official...
Browser Pop Quiz
As of August 24, 2016:
Browser Pop Quiz
As of August 24, 2016:
Farewell Opera!
Bonus: Safari Technology Preview 11
Released August 17 — Release Notes
Aurelia 1.0
- Aurelia is a JS framework on par with Angular, Ember, etc.
- All the stuff you expect (data binding, routing, components, etc.)
- 1.0 released July 27th after years in development
- Supported by Durandal, large dedicated team
Bootstrap 4 alpha 3
- Released July 27th — over 1,200 commits
- Alpha 2 was released December 8th, 2015. Hmmm.
- Overhauled grid system and flexbox support
- Lots of form improvements
Docker 1.12
- Released July 28th
- Docker for Mac & Windows are officially production-ready
- "The easiest way to use Docker on your dev machine"
- Download now and try it out
Webpack by default:
After running npm install webpack-dashboard:
- The core of the Chakra JS engine in Edge
- Linux / OSX support announced at NodeSummit on July 27th
- Why is this awesome? Choice of Node VMs (in theory)
Laravel + Vue.js
Fuchsia
Wait, Dart is Still a Thing?
Apparently so!
And now for something completely different...
Learn to code from juvenile web experiments
These tiny solar cells won’t produce much power individually, but what they lack in
energy density, they will make up for in ubiquity. They will be everywhere.
- Photovoltaic cells 1 micrometre thick
- Created by scientists in South Korea
- Can wrap around a 1.4 millimeter radius
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This site has been decommissioned, but this content has been preserved because
it is still useful to people.
Don't expect all the links to work.
Feel free to continue my work, copy these pages and projects, and do whatever
you feel passionate about. I am no longer developer this.
You can download the example project from the github project.
Gambit Scheme is a Scheme implementation which compiles to C and makes efficient executables. It can be compiled for the iPhone, meaning you can write full iPhone apps in Scheme.
I will flesh out this page more in the future, but this should help you get started using Gambit Scheme on the iPhone.
The the example project comes with an Xcode project for compiling an example application for the iPhone. It also has a Makefile which will compile the scheme files to C, which you must do first, and then you can use the Xcode project to compile everything into an iPhone app.
Please refer to my blog post for a detailed explanation of compiling Gambit Scheme apps for the iPhone.
Before you do any of this though, you must compile Gambit against
the iPhone SDKs and cross-compile to ARM if you are targeting the
device.
My blog post
about this shows you how to do it manually, but I have created a
script called
configure-iphone which will
automatically call ./configure
in a library to setup the
appropriate build commands.
Using configure-iphone
, here's how you build Gambit:
$ http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~gambit/download/gambit/v4.6/source/gambc-v4_6_0.tgz
$ tar xvzf gambc-v4_6_0.tgz
$ cd gambc-v4_6_0
$ configure-iphone 3.1.2 -t os -- --enable-single-host
$ make
$ sudo make install
This builds Gambit v4.6.0 against the iPhone OS 3.1.2 SDK and
cross-compiles it to ARM. The resulting libraries reside in
/usr/local/iphone/iPhoneOS3.1.2
. Please consult
configure-iphone for more
information about how it works. You can link against the Simulator
SDKs by dropping the -t os
argument to configure-iphone
or by
explicitly passing -t simulator
.
--enable-single-host
is passed straight through the
./configure
, and is a Gambit-specific option which is recommended
when building from scratch. It produces more efficient code.
Please consult Gambit's INSTALL.txt for more info.
You should debug it with the debugger described in this post. Please contact me if you have any questions trying to work with Gambit Scheme on the iPhone. The developer environment is unfriendly and you'll most likely have problems getting the debugger working.


When we think about languages and how they evolve, it’s usually at the needs of the people that use them. If we want to share a bit of information, whether that be an emotion, or description — we can create a new collection of letters to form a new word. As long as another person has a common understanding of this combination of letters, we can now use our new word in sharing information from one mind to another. Languages can be pretty neat this way, and can get even more descriptive if we talk about emojis.
Software, on the other hand, has overhead and accessibility issues. Sure, it also allows you to invent new meanings, and even create new languages — but currently it only evolves when you tell the machine to do something specific, and with correct details. This makes it tough for most to get involved and interested in seeing how the web, and computers will shape publishing going forward.
Max Bittker and I were lucky enough to spend the last weekend in June on the West Coast working along side folks who also care about a number of these issues at CODEX Hackathon. CODEX billed itself as an event to play with the future of publishing, but was really just a good excuse for smart designers, developers, and publishers to come together to build things that asked an important question of the direction of reading.
So over that very frenetic weekend, we built forkpad.me — a service that allows the remixing of stories on the popular writing site Wattpad — to help their community become better writers, and keep the web weird. Along the way we realized that the process of writing could take inspiration from the open source software development process. This idea lead us to asking these three questions, which helped shape the tool we wanted to build:
- What happens when writers are able to remix and reuse each others work?
- What happens when a story is never “finished”?
- What happens when a story can have multiple authors?
Intrigued by this, Max and I asked ourselves how we could make a tool that could bring key aspects of Open Source Software (OSS) development to the writing and publishing process.
Informality Will Rule Publishing
One of the things Max and I love about the web is its ability to share information easily. Thanks to all the underlying technical protocols, we’re now able to build tools to reach many. When we showed up to Code for America’s San Francisco office Saturday morning, we knew the community on Wattpad was something we could have a lot of fun with.
We were given early access to the API for Wattpad, a massive serial writing community with over 40 million users who collectively spend more than 900 million years on the Wattpad site each month (85% of it on mobile).
In the time you’ll spend reading this article, Wattpad will receive enough werewolf fan fiction to last the rest of your life, in addition to other fan fiction of all niches and all personalities. I personally recommend checking out the entire 50 Shades of Drake volume, fan fiction about the rapper, if you’re curious.
As we explored the number of story categories and forums within Wattpad we found prolific communities sharing the wildest parts of their minds through stories. By far the biggest success within fan fiction (and informal publishing) is 50 Shades of Grey, which started as Twilight fan fiction.
So we began thinking about the web and its impact on publishing. Traditionally, the final product would be a book in the local store, but what is the “final product” when the process to publishing is just a ≤button/> on a page?
The End of a Story is No Longer Static
Traditionally a book would go through a publisher’s Book Product™ machine — but the web now allows the final product to be something different. The final product for an online book is no longer a function of traditional publishing’s Book Product™ formula, but something much less refined. A novella can be quickly written and published, and then evolve with reader interest to spawn a whole series of stories.
As we began to work with Wattpad’s API, we took a closer look at the niches that existed within the story comments and forums on Wattpad. We saw authors discussing ideas, and adding thoughts in hopes of pushing each other to create new narratives. This public process means that the end product isn’t static thing — and because the web allows a story to be edited and rewritten, every story has the ability to be dynamic and changing. Stories may end, but the process for many books is always evolving — which is especially true on Wattpad.
Ambient lighting. Gives @pippinlee a nice glow. He worked on Forkpad with Max. pic.twitter.com/ODK8B9ntdo
— CODEX Hackathon (@codexhackathon) July 1, 2015
Hard at work at the CODEX Hackathon with a Canadian contingent.
Can Remixing Help the Writing Process?
From our quick study of Wattpad, Max and I realized that this community could likely use a tool to help create a better feedback loop for authors working through story ideas. The idea of the “remix loop”, where creators spin off each others work can be incredible powerful tools within the writing process. Forkpad allows writers to take a part (“chapter”) from a Wattpad story and adapt it to their own liking.
When developing Forkpad, we found the concept of being able to change an ending or adapt characters to follow our own ideas a fun and important tool in the writing process. The ability to “fork” a Wattpad story means that others can post a link to their Forkpad version back on Wattpad to better share their thoughts on a story, as well as build off of each others’ work.
This idea of “forking” code is now common in software development. When computers were giant room-sized machines, the people who operated them (usually academics) would use tape as a medium to “write” their programs on. They would then feed these lengths of tape into a reader which would interpret their programs and run them on the computer. The programs were usually relatively small because computers could only process small bits of information. The idea of open source can be traced back to these early computer users, who stored their tapes in a drawer so that anyone using the computer could use their completed code. This saved colleagues from having to write a similar program from scratch, because they could share their completed tape programs.
Despite a period of highly commercialized and proprietary software during the 1980s and 1990s (a shift catalyzed, in part, by Microsoft), developers’ natural desire to share their code has roared back to life in the last twenty years (embodied by Linus Torvalds and his software versioning system Git).
Early computers would run programs that were created by punching holes in tape. Photo: wikimedia
Building off each other’s work is common in the open source world of software, where a team may spend a year solving a specific problem, and then they’ll share the code with other developers so that others don’t have to waste their time solving a problem that’s already been solved. Starting with an empty text box is a barrier to writing — so we wanted Forkpad to help get writers writing more. The process of consuming other’s work, and building off of it is one way that we can learn to be better writers, and Forkpad aims to make that easier.
As Saturday ended and Sunday began, we’d already built the main functionality of the Forkpad app — so we spent the last few hours before demo time getting our app up and running with a database so that writers could get a link that they could share. The ability to easily share their remixes means writers will hopefully be encouraged to build off each others work.
The process for using and publishing with Forkpad is much less formal than a traditional publishing process, but we think giving writers the ability to get writing will always trump a process that start with big end goals in mind. Writing is a process, so hopefully Forkpad can ask how that process can evolve for writers with the help of the machine. Much like the atmosphere at CODEX, it’s not a zero-sum game between the machine and publisher, but finding situations that allow both to be part of the creative process.
We’re not sure what writers will make, and we definitely don’t know what the end products will be, but we think it will be something fun.
Forkpad.me is live. Send us some Drake fanfic?


How to play
Goal: Guess the pattern, in both order and color
Insert your guess sequence into the empty sockets
Feedback is provided on the right side in the form of black and white pegs.
- Black peg corresponds to one peg from your color sequence that is both the right color and in the right position
- White peg corresponds to one peg from your color sequence that is the right color but NOT in the right position