Practical support when you are self-isolating
NHS Volunteer Responders can help with things like:
- collecting shopping
- collecting medicines and prescriptions
- phone calls if you want to chat to someone
Call 0808 196 3646 (8am to 8pm, everyday) to arrange help from a volunteer.
If you are breastfeeding
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, have tested positive or are living in a household with someone who has COVID-19, you may be concerned about the infection spreading to your baby if you are breastfeeding.
The benefits of breastfeeding outweigh any potential risks of transmission of the virus through breast milk or by being in close contact, however, this will be an individual decision. Talk to your midwife, health visitor or GP by telephone.
There is currently no evidence to suggest that the COVID-19 virus can be transmitted through breast milk. However, COVID-19 infection can be passed on to a baby in the same way as it can to anyone in close contact with you. The current evidence is that children with COVID-19 get much less severe symptoms than adults. If you or a family member are feeding with formula or expressed milk, sterilise the equipment carefully before each use. You should not share bottles or a breast pump with someone else.
You can find more information from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
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China calls Hong Kong protesters ‘mobsters’ after stabbing
BEIJING, Nov 8 — China has slammed radical protesters in Hong Kong as “mobsters” using violence to influence upcoming local elections, after a pro-Beijing lawmaker was injured in a stabbing.
The international finance hub has been shaken by five months of huge and increasingly violent protests calling for greater democratic freedoms and police accountability.
With Beijing and Hong Kong’s unpopular leader Carrie Lam refusing to offer a political solution to the protesters’ grievances, violence has spiralled on both sides of the ideological divide.
In the latest incident, a man holding a bouquet approached pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho on Wednesday morning as the politician was campaigning in his constituency near the border with China.
The attack was “not only a serious criminal act but also pure election violence,” Xu Luying, spokeswoman for the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of China’s central government, said yesterday, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
Xu said radical protesters in Hong Kong “intend to create a ‘chilling effect’ by threatening and intimidating their candidates and their supporters”, in order to “affect the election results of the district councils and realise their purpose of seizing political power”.
Xu also called for “strong punishment” against violence in Hong Kong and for a “fair, just, safe and orderly environment” for the district elections, set to be held on November 24.
In October, democracy activist Joshua Wong was barred from contesting a seat in the upcoming polls.
An election officer had ruled that the concept of self-determination advocated by Wong’s party, Demosisto, contradicted the Basic Law, Hong Kong’s mini-constitution. — AFP


Wow.  Especially the cube. I’m sorry guys, but it will be a while before I can make a desktop manager that will do that on the mac. As I mentioned in my earlier posts about Virtue, I’m just starting out with mac programming - if people want to see a desktop manager similar to the one Nat and co demoed, I’m going to need guru help. Virtue has basically hit a wall in terms of visuals — we’re limited to what Apple decides to include in the CoreGraphics/Dock code, and even then, they could pull all the transitions at any point. We need a way forward.
Here’s a list of things I’m looking into, but would appreciate advice on from anyone in the know:
Don’t count this as being an announcement of an actual product yet - I want to make this happen, but I’m not even sure it’s possible. Chances are that I’ll spend the next 7 months writing something, and 10.5 will include everything we’re looking for (fingers crossed!).
Am I nuts? Wait… don’t answer that…


Package com.mxgraph.analysis
Class mxGraphGenerator
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public class mxGraphGenerator extends java.lang.Object
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description mxGraphGenerator(mxGeneratorFunction generatorFunction, mxCostFunction costFunction)
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
getBipartiteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2)
void
getCompleteBipartiteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2)
void
getCompleteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
mxCostFunction
getCostFunction()
void
getFriendshipWindmillGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int branchSize)
mxGeneratorFunction
getGeneratorFunction()
static mxGeneratorFunction
getGeneratorFunction(mxGraph graph, boolean weighted, double minWeight, double maxWeight)
void
getGridGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numColumns, int numRows)
void
getKingGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim)
java.lang.Object[]
getKingMoveVertexes(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int xCoord, int yCoord)
void
getKnightGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim)
java.lang.Object[]
getKnightMoveVertexes(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int xCoord, int yCoord)
void
getKnightTour(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int startVertexValue)
java.lang.Double
getNewEdgeValue(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph)
Creates a new edge value based on graph properties in mxAnalysisGraph.void
getNullGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
void
getPathGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
void
getPetersenGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph)
int
getRandomInt(int minValue, int maxValue)
void
getSimpleRandomGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numNodes, int numEdges, boolean allowSelfLoops, boolean allowMultipleEdges, boolean forceConnected)
Generates a random graphvoid
getSimpleRandomTree(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int vertexCount)
Generates a random tree graphvoid
getStarGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
int[]
getVertexGridCoords(int xDim, int yDim, int value)
use this only with the grid graph, and various chess-board graphs, because of vertex orderingvoid
getWheelGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
void
getWindmillGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int branchSize)
void
oneSpanningTree(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, boolean forceConnected, boolean forceSimple)
void
setBipartiteGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2, double vertexSpacing, double groupSpacing)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a bipartite graph.void
setCostFunction(mxCostFunction costFunction)
void
setGridGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double xSpacing, double ySpacing, int numColumns, int numRows)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a grid graph.void
setPathGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double spacing)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a path graph.void
setStarGraphLayout(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double graphSize)
Sets the physical size of a star graph.void
setWindmillGraphLayout(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int numVerticesInBranch, double graphSize)
Sets the layout of a windmill graph.
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Constructor Detail
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mxGraphGenerator
public mxGraphGenerator(mxGeneratorFunction generatorFunction, mxCostFunction costFunction)
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Method Detail
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getNullGraph
public void getNullGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVertexes
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getCompleteGraph
public void getCompleteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVertices
- number of vertices
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getGridGraph
public void getGridGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numColumns, int numRows)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numRows
- - number of rows in the grid graphnumColumns
- - number of columns in the grid graph
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setGridGraphSpacing
public void setGridGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double xSpacing, double ySpacing, int numColumns, int numRows)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a grid graph. This works for now only for a graph generated with mxGraphCreator.getGridGraph() only after creating the graph- Parameters:
aGraph
-xSpacing
- - horizontal spacing between verticesySpacing
- - vertical spacing between verticesnumRows
- - number of rows in the grid graphnumColumns
- - number of columns in the grid graph
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getBipartiteGraph
public void getBipartiteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVerticesGroup1
- number of vertices in group 1numVerticesGroup2
- number of vertices in group 2
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setBipartiteGraphSpacing
public void setBipartiteGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2, double vertexSpacing, double groupSpacing)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a bipartite graph. This works for now only for a graph generated with mxGraphCreator.getBipartiteGraph() only after creating the graph- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVerticesGroup1
- - number of vertices in group 1numVerticesGroup2
- - number of vertices in group 2vertexSpacing
- - vertical spacing between vertices in the same groupgroupSpacing
- - spacing between groups
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getCompleteBipartiteGraph
public void getCompleteBipartiteGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVerticesGroup1, int numVerticesGroup2)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVerticesGroup1
- number of vertices in group 1numVerticesGroup2
- number of vertices in group 2
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getKnightGraph
public void getKnightGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-xDim
-yDim
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getKnightMoveVertexes
public java.lang.Object[] getKnightMoveVertexes(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int xCoord, int yCoord)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-xDim
- x dimension of chess-board, size starts from 1yDim
- y dimension of chess-board, size starts from 1xCoord
- x coordinate on the chess-board, coordinate starts from 1yCoord
- y coordinate on the chess-board, coordinate starts from 1- Returns:
- a list of ALL vertexes which would be valid moves from the current position, regardless if they were visited or not Note that both dimensions and both coordinates must be positive
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getVertexGridCoords
public int[] getVertexGridCoords(int xDim, int yDim, int value)
use this only with the grid graph, and various chess-board graphs, because of vertex ordering- Parameters:
xDim
- x dimension of chess-board, size starts from 1yDim
- y dimension of chess-board, size starts from 1value
- value of the vertex that needs coordinates returned- Returns:
- int[x,y] where x and y are the coordinates in the grid or chess-board Note that both dimensions must be positive
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getKingGraph
public void getKingGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim)
- Parameters:
xDim
-yDim
-weights
- Return a king graph of size xDim x yDim Note that the minimum size is 4x4
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getKingMoveVertexes
public java.lang.Object[] getKingMoveVertexes(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int xCoord, int yCoord)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-xDim
- x dimension of the chessboardyDim
- y dimension of the chessboardxCoord
- the current x position of the kingyCoord
- the current y position of the king- Returns:
- list of all possible moves of a king from the specified position Note that both dimensions and both coordinates must be positive
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getPetersenGraph
public void getPetersenGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph)
- Parameters:
aGraph
- Returns a Petersen graph
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getPathGraph
public void getPathGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVertices
- Returns a path graph
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setPathGraphSpacing
public void setPathGraphSpacing(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double spacing)
Sets the physical spacing between vertices in a path graph. This works for now only for a graph generated with mxGraphCreator.getPathGraph() only after creating the graph- Parameters:
aGraph
-spacing
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getStarGraph
public void getStarGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVertices
- Returns a star graph Note that minimum vertex number is 4
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setStarGraphLayout
public void setStarGraphLayout(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, double graphSize)
Sets the physical size of a star graph. This works for now only for a graph generated with mxGraphCreator.getStarGraph() and getWheelGraph()- Parameters:
aGraph
-graphSize
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getWheelGraph
public void getWheelGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numVertices)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numVertices
- Returns a wheel graph. Note that numVertices has to be at least 4.
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getFriendshipWindmillGraph
public void getFriendshipWindmillGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int branchSize)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numBranches
- number of branches (minimum >= 2)branchSize
- number of vertices in a single branch (minimum >= 2) Returns a friendship windmill graph (aka Dutch windmill)
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getWindmillGraph
public void getWindmillGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int branchSize)
- Parameters:
aGraph
-numBranches
- - number of branches (minimum >= 2)branchSize
- - number of vertices in a single branch (minimum >= 2) Returns a windmill graph
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setWindmillGraphLayout
public void setWindmillGraphLayout(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numBranches, int numVerticesInBranch, double graphSize)
Sets the layout of a windmill graph. Use this method only for graphs generated with mxGraphGenerator.getWindmillGraph() and getFriendshitWindmillGraph()- Parameters:
aGraph
-numBranches
-numVerticesInBranch
-graphSize
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getSimpleRandomGraph
public void getSimpleRandomGraph(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int numNodes, int numEdges, boolean allowSelfLoops, boolean allowMultipleEdges, boolean forceConnected)
Generates a random graph- Parameters:
aGraph
-numNodes
- number of vertexesnumEdges
- number of edges (may be inaccurate if forceConnected is set to trueallowSelfLoops
- if true, there will be a chance that self loops will be generated tooallowMultipleEdges
- if true, there will be a chance that multiple edges will be generated (multiple edges between the same two vertices)forceConnected
- if true the resulting graph will be always connected, but this may alter numEdges
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getSimpleRandomTree
public void getSimpleRandomTree(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int vertexCount)
Generates a random tree graph- Parameters:
aGraph
-vertexCount
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getNewEdgeValue
public java.lang.Double getNewEdgeValue(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph)
Creates a new edge value based on graph properties in mxAnalysisGraph. Used mostly when creating new edges during graph generation.- Parameters:
aGraph
-- Returns:
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getGeneratorFunction
public static mxGeneratorFunction getGeneratorFunction(mxGraph graph, boolean weighted, double minWeight, double maxWeight)
- Parameters:
graph
-weighted
- if true, the edges will be weighted, otherwise all will have default value (1.0)minWeight
- minimum edge weight if weightedmaxWeight
- maximum edge weight if weighted- Returns:
- a generator function
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getGeneratorFunction
public mxGeneratorFunction getGeneratorFunction()
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getRandomInt
public int getRandomInt(int minValue, int maxValue)
- Parameters:
minValue
-maxValue
-- Returns:
- a random integer in the interval [minValue, maxValue]
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oneSpanningTree
public void oneSpanningTree(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, boolean forceConnected, boolean forceSimple) throws StructuralException
- Parameters:
graph
-forceConnected
- if true, an unconnected graph is made connectedforceSimple
- if true, a non-simple graph is made simple Calculates one spanning tree of graph, which doesn't have to be but can be minimal (this is faster than minimal spanning tree, so if you need any spanning tree, use this one) Self loops and multiple edges are automatically removed! Also, unconnected graphs are made connected!- Throws:
StructuralException
- the graph has to be simple (no self-loops and no multiple edges)
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getKnightTour
public void getKnightTour(mxAnalysisGraph aGraph, int xDim, int yDim, int startVertexValue) throws StructuralException
- Parameters:
aGraph
-xDim
- x dimension of the chessboardyDim
- y dimension of the chessboardstartVertexValue
- vertex where the tour will start- Throws:
StructuralException
- not all size combinations are allowed, see wikipedia for a more detailed explanation Returns a Knight's Tour graph
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getCostFunction
public mxCostFunction getCostFunction()
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setCostFunction
public void setCostFunction(mxCostFunction costFunction)
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Sofala are seven-piece outfit that fuse sounds of psych rock with driving funk rythms. Since forming in 2017 they have played extensively in their hometown of Melbourne and across Australia selling out shows in Melbourne, Sydney and festival appearances such as Party in the Paddock and Kennedy’s Creek Music Festival.
They have become known for their wild, highly energetic and immersive live performances. The debut EP is the first taste of much more to come from the seven-piece. Recorded live to tape in a home studio, the band wanted to capture their live energy in the recording process.


https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/hostrecon-situational-awareness-tool/
Common Security Product Detection
I wanted a tool that had the ability to help quickly identify security products in use on a system. HostRecon attempts to enumerate common security products on the system including AV, IDS, AppWhitelisting, Behavioral Analysis, etc. This will be an ever-changing/ever-growing list that I will attempt to keep as updated as possible. I’ve asked my colleagues at BHIS to help me grow this list of security products by sending me any new processes and product names they see on pentests.
Situational Awareness
HostRecon provides information from a target system that will assist a pentester in crafting further attacks. Prior to blindly running payloads on a system it’s good to know what security protections are in place.
Is the system running application whitelisting?
Is there a web proxy in use for Internet traffic?
Is the local administrator’s password possibly randomized?
HostRecon will attempt to answer some of these questions. Having a good situational awareness prior to moving forward should increase your chances of success.
Here is a full list of things it currently checks:
Current Hostname – Gathers the hostname of the local system
IP Information – Gathers IP info; Alternative for ‘ipconfig’
Current Username – Gathers current username; Alternative for ‘whoami’
Current Domain Name – Gathers current domain name
All Local Users – Gathers local users from the system; Alternative for ‘net users’
Local Admins Group – Gathers local admins group members; Alternative for ‘net localgroup administrators’
Netstat Information – Gathers listening and established connection info; Alternative for ‘netstat’
DNS Cache Information – Gathers DNS cache information; Alternative for ‘ipconfig /displaydns’
Shares – Gathers Share info; Alternative for ‘net use’
Scheduled Tasks – Gathers any scheduled tasks from the system; Alternative for ‘schtasks’
Web Proxy Information – Determines if a web proxy is in use
Process Listing – Lists out all current running processes on the system
AntiVirus Information – Checks if AV is enabled and what product is running
Firewall Status – Determines if the local firewall is enabled or not
Local Admin Password Solution (LAPS) – Attempts to locate the DLL used when installing LAPS.
Domain Password Policy – Gathers the domain account password policy
Domain Admins Group Members – Lists the members of the Domain Admins group
Domain Controllers – Lists any Domain Controllers
Checks for Common Security Products – Analyzes the process listing for common security product processes and names
Egress Filter Check
Invoke-HostRecon also includes a functionality for assessing egress filtering from the system. The -Portscan flag can be passed to initiate an outbound portscan against allports.exposed to help determine open ports allowed through an egress firewall. (Credit for the Portscan module goes to Joff Thyer). By running ‘Invoke-HostRecon -Portscan’ it will perform an egress check against allports.exposed as well.


ki is a functional programming language that expands into JavaScript through a very thin layer of sweet.js macros. It is designed to complement JavaScript, enriching it with functional programming idioms and immutable data structures. ki can be used to write entire applications, individual components (e.g. state management) or just functional one-liners.
ki syntax and semantics are heavily inspired by Clojure. Thanks to mori, ki incorporates ClojureScript’s persistent data structures and related API. Here’s a taste of what ki looks like when intermixed with JavaScript:
var nums = ki (take 6 (map (fn [x] (js x * 2)) (range 1000)));
npm install -g ki
ki -o main.out.js main.js
ki has lambdas, lexical scoping, namespaces, local bindings, recursion, persistent data structures, lazyness, data literals, keywords, multiple arity functions, backcall-style continuations, multimethods, atoms and macros. And source maps.
MIT license, Copyright (C) 2014 Luca Antiga.


Ed Wood(1995)
Review by Laurence Mixson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Starring Johnny Depp, Martin Landau, Sarah Jessica Parker, Bill Murray, and Lisa Marie
*** out of ****
Ed Wood is the most infamous(note I didn't say "famous") director of all time: his movies are generally regarded as some of the worst schlock ever filmed. He used measly budgets, stock footage, poor actors, and bad dialogue to bring together some of the most hideous pictures of all time. Yet Ed Wood did not see it that way: he was in love with the complete process of cinema, and believed that no shot of film, however flawed or illogical, was bad. To him, it was all great.
Tim Burton's biopic of Wood is regarded by most critics as his best film yet, and it certainly is one of the better movies of 1995. While not relying on megastars or a large budget, it manages to create a eerily realistic atmoshpere of sleazy Hollywood, early 1950's. It captures this feeling not only with its black and white photography but also with its set design and, most importantly, actors.
Ed Wood, the man, was interesting even by himself: he was a transvestite, who had a particular weakness for his girlfriend's anghorra sweater. Although completely heterosexual, he revels in dressing up in women's clothes, and eventually places a large distance between himself and his girlfriend(Dolores Fuller, an unnotable actress, who is played by Sarah Jessica Parker)because of his strange urges. Johnny Depp plays Ed Wood perfectly: his portrayal is that of a nervous yet kind man, who loves what he does and tries to help everyone through it. The movie follows Ed through the productions of three of his worst movies, from Glen or Glenda? to Bride of the Monster and finally to Plan 9 From Outer Space, which has been recognized internationally as the worst movie ever made.
Along the way, Wood encounters what he perceives to be a huge star: Bela Lugosi(Landau, who won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role), star of 20's and 30's horror films, and most notable for bringind Dracula to America. But despite what Wood perceives of him, Lugosi is now a washed-up has been who is also a morphine-addict. Wood, however, with his typical blind eye to reason and glee for anything movie-related, still views Lugosi as a great horror actor, and is amazed when none of the studio heads see it that way(as a matter of fact, their usual response is "Isn't he dead?")
Glen or Glenda, Wood's first major films which was produced by a grade-z schlock studio, tells the story of a young man engaged to his beautiful wife, who loves her deeply but hides his cross-dressing and anghorra-weakness from her. If this sounds familiar of Wood, you're right: not only did he direct it, but he also wrote and starred in it.
The movie tries to take itself seriously, telling the story of Glen(played by Wood) in a documentary style. It fails at this, however, as Wood uses stock footage liberally and spices it up with Lugosi. In what could be called simultaneously both the most hilarious and worst scene ever captured on film, Lugosi shouts "Pull the strings! Pull the strings!" as the film fades into a herd of buffaloe stampeding. Of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with the subject matter, but as told in "Ed Wood", Wood never met a piece of film he didn't like, and thought it would be a waste not to include Lugosi or the buffalo stampede. *Sigh*. The film is so bad, that when shown to a Studio mogul, he believes it is a practical joke by a friend.

Tim Burton was the perfect choice to direct Ed Wood: not only is he known for bringing outsiders to the screen with gusto(Jack Skellington, Batman, Edward Scissorhands, etc.), but he himself is an eccentric, odd director, who likely understands Wood more than any of us can. And although this film has it's faults(it stretches a little long with its second act, and it doesn't go in-depth enough into Wood's filmmaking career), it's a most enjoyable flick, and certainly one of the oddest of the year. Exactly like all of Burton's other films.
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Computech-Electronics/ NEWS / LATEST NEWS / THIS HUAWEI LAPTOP AIM TO TAKE ON APPLE'S LATEST MACBOOK
ARTICLE | BY DAVID TEPPER | APRIL 5, 2019 10:54 AM PDT
Huawei at its pre-MWC 2019 conference unveiled the 2019 version of MateBook X Pro, which is targeted at jet-setting business users and professional content creators. The laptop, which has launched alongside the Huawei Mate X foldable smartphone, at pre-MWC 2019 event in Barcelona, Spain, comes as a successor to the last year’s MateBook X Pro.
Huawei’s new MateBook X Pro sports a CNC machined metallic unibody with ‘sandblasted’ finish, giving a premium look. The computing machine is available in Mystic Silver and Space Gray colour variants and is highly portable with 14.6mm thickness (max) and 4.6mm at the thinnest.
One of the key selling points of the laptop is it’s ‘Ultra FullView’ display that has slim bezels on all the four sides and gives around 91% screen-to-body ratio. This has a 3:2 aspect ratio display, something which is there in MateBook 13 and 14 as well. There is a 13.9-inch LTPS panel with 3K resolution (3000x2000 pixels) and 100% sRGB colour gamut support. The top variant also gives an option of touchscreen support.
Powered by Intel Core i7 8th-gen processor, the MateBook X Pro also equips Nvidia GeForce MX250 with dedicated GDDR5 VRAM. What keeps the device cool is the company’s own Shark Fin Fan 2.0 tech for more air output. In addition to supporting Dolby Atmos audio support, the laptop has quad speakers, something that makes it a good multimedia laptop as well.
For connectivity, the portable computing machine has Thunderbolt 3 port and is claimed to support ‘world’s fastest Wi-Fi speed’ (up to 1733Mbps) along with Bluetooth support.
Huawei Mate X Pro makes use of upgraded Huawei Share 3.0 OneHop wireless data sharing tech. This is in addition to the Clipboard sharing feature that is also present in the less powerful MateBook 13 and MateBook 14 laptops.
For easy login, Huawei has developed what it calls is the ‘Fingerprint Power Button 2.0’ that is not the only laptop’s power button but a fingerprint sensor as well.


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[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> you, the dev, cant hype price
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> i will
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> this is sooooooooo undervalued
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Yep, I don't give price predictions
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> and it is
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> People ask me for them, constantly
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> send them to me
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> The price of HUSH is dominated by miners selling for operating costs
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and the occasional whale buying a large amount
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> The largest change to that will happen when HUSH block reward halves in 1.5 years
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> we're about to hit 10,000 CT followers
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> suit up
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Ct?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> crtyptotwitter
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> dailychain 7.5K
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Is that a site?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> Human Action 2.5K
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @gigamesh very nice, we could use some reach
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @AkiraX LOL, where u been mate
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> most people have no idea any Zcash forks exist, outside of mayble ZCL or BTCP (shudder)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and the new YEC is on some peoples radar, i guess
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> im gonna do a double release within 24 hrs
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> 2 networks
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> most people have never heard of KMD, HUSH, Pirate or the 15 other zec forks I can think of
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> nothing lasts 4ever
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Are the asic community or GPU community larger?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> More people own GPUs, in general
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> There exist many thousands more GPUs in the world, than ASICs. But those ASICs are much more expensive
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> boom
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> 10k
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Alex was/is active in KMD discord
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> seems like a knowledgeable guy
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> hey guys.... its only what u deserve
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh>
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> There exist many thousands more GPUs in the world, than ASICs.
that's kind of a skewed statement; I have 30 GPUs that don't have the RAM to carry equihash (or at leaset many of the popular K&N values)
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - MineHush.com yeah, well the question was a bit ambiguous too
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> and also, my minis cost less new than my 1080Tis did
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> batch1 mini's are still very hard to find
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> gotta say, radix cares bout Hush still
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> cheap, but nobody wants to sell them @ComputerGenie - MineHush.com
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> You should be able to double click on it, or right click, and view the memo
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> I'll sell you 6 of them for $4k each :troll:
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> here;s another teaser:
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> Any file up to 200KB can be uploaded to Hush, and while this size limit puts some constraints on what a user can upload, a 200KB text file contains a lot of words. 200KB is equivalent to 200,000 characters or roughly 66.6 pages of a paperback.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - MineHush.com i will give you 4000 HUSH each
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> hmmmm
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> i just made that number up
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> add a 0
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> lol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @gigamesh i like it. Also, many images will fit in 200kb
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> fwiw: HUSH is still on my sell list at $2
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - MineHush.com
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> I may be 90 before I can sell it though :troll:
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @ComputerGenie - MineHush.com 2 bucks?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> add a
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> 0
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> jl777 and radix backstage
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> cmon
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> Leto in the lead?
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> yes yes
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> some days I feel like by the time I sell at $2, inflation will have the buy power of that $2 under 2 cents
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> this whole market silliness of 'if it ain't BTC, it ain't shit' irks me
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> quality and utility seem to have negative value in the market
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> cryptocoin prices don't make much sense. One cannot use logic
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> which is why jl777 and I prefer to talk about the code and tech, where logic can be used
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> true
ETH aside it seems to be that the market value and utility are usually inverse
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> screw ETH
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> lol
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> they didnt even mention Szabo till he showed up at Devcon1 with an 8 min speech


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Welcome to Squeezebox Controller’s documentation!¶
Squeezeboxes can be controlled via a Squeezebox Server using the SqueezeboxController class in the squeezebox_controller package documented below.
squeezebox_controller package¶
Module contents¶
-
class
squeezebox_controller.
SqueezeBoxController
(server_ip, server_port=9000, playername_cleanup_func=None, default_player=None)¶ Bases:
object
-
add_custom_command
(name, func, cached=True)¶ Performs a simple query on a squeezebox
Performs one of the fixed queries on the specified squeezebox
- Args:
- name:
string
, func:(helper_obj, details) -> Unit
, cached:boolean
- should the player field be cached - helper_obj:
- Is an dictionary with the following contents...
“make_request”:
(mac: string, command: [string]) -> Unit
, “get_player_info”:(mac: string) -> JSON
, “requests”: library object, “base_url”:string
, “player_lookup”:dict[string] -> string
details: [optional] the parameter object to pass to the called custom function.
-
cached_player
= None¶
-
custom_command
(name, details=None)¶ Run named custom command
- Args:
- name:
string
details - passed to custom command
-
search_and_play
(details)¶ Plays the specified music
Searches for the specified music and loads it on the specified squeezebox
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “term”:string
, “type”:string
} - term is the string to search for
- type is the search mode: one of
search_types.keys()
- details: {“player”:
-
search_and_play_end
(details)¶ Plays the specified music at end.
Searches for the specified music and loads it on to the end of the specified squeezebox’s playlist.
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “term”:string
, “type”:string
} - term is the string to search for
- type is the search mode: one of
search_types.keys()
- details: {“player”:
-
search_and_play_next
(details)¶ Plays the specified music next
Searches for the specified music and loads it to play next on the specified squeezebox.
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “term”:string
, “type”:string
} - term is the string to search for
- type is the search mode: one of
search_types.keys()
- details: {“player”:
-
send_music
(details)¶ Sends music from one squeezebox to another
Sends whatever is playing on the source to the destination squeezebox
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “other”:string
, “direction”:string
} - direction is either TO or FROM
- details: {“player”:
-
set_volume
(details)¶ Sets volume at specified level
Sets the volume of the specified squeezebox at the specified level
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “percent”:string
} - percent is 0 to 100
- details: {“player”:
-
simple_command
(details)¶ Sends a simple squeezebox commands
Sends one of the fixed commands to the specified squeezebox
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “command”:string
} - player is the player’s name
- command is one of
commands.keys()
- details: {“player”:
-
simple_query
(details)¶ Performs a simple query on a squeezebox
Performs one of the fixed queries on the specified squeezebox
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “query”:string
} - query is one of
queries.keys()
- query is one of
- details: {“player”:
-
sleep_in
(details)¶ Sleeps the player after a delay
Sets the specified squeezebox to sleep after the specified time
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “time”:string
} - time is number of minutes
- details: {“player”:
-
sync_player
(details)¶ Sends music from one squeezebox to another
Sends whatever is playing on the source to the destination squeezebox
- Args:
- details: {“player”:
string
, “other”:string
}
-
-
exception
squeezebox_controller.
UserException
¶ Bases:
Exception
Submodules¶
This is used within the module to complete the search functionality but can also be used externally if needed.
squeezebox_controller.string_distance module¶
-
squeezebox_controller.string_distance.
dist
(a, b)¶ Calculates similarity heuristic
Based on edit distance with extras and shortcurts to speed up.
IS reflexive NOT symetric or transistive DOESN’T satisfy triangle property ISN’T always > 0
strings get rewards for identical sequences (polynomial with length) strings get penalities (logarithmic with length) for having to add, subtract or swap character blocks to match target. strings also get (smaller) penalities (logarithmic with length) for transposing blocks to match target.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Folder<T> |
Folder contains files and children.
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| FoldersFile<T,V> |
FoldersFile is necessary from generating tree folder.
|
| Name |
Name exists, because all operations about files and folders do not occur without the participation of their name.
|
| Node<T> |
Each tree folder filesystem has a node.
|
| PreparedFolders<T> |
PreparedFolders prepares raw files for the subsequent tree folder building.
|
| TreeFolder<T> |
TreeFolder builds a folder tree.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FolderFile |
Folder with
File files from raw files. |
| FolderFileWin |
Folder with
File files from raw files for Windows. |
| FolderPure<T> |
Pure implementation of Folder interface.
|
| FoldersFileName |
Folders like names from full filename.
|
| FoldersFileNameWin |
Folders like names from full filename for Windows.
|
| FolderText |
Folder with
String files from raw files. |
| NameFolderRoot |
Name of root folder.
|
| NameFoldersPath |
Full folder path from folder names.
|
| NamePure |
Pure implementation of Name interface.
|
| NameSystemDriveWin |
Name of Windows system drive.
|
| PreparedFoldersMapFile |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, Folder <File>>, where key is full folder name, and value
is the folder with files. |
| PreparedFoldersMapFilesRaw |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, List<File>>, where key is full folder name, and value is the list
of folder files. |
| PreparedFoldersMapFileSystem |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, Folder <File>>, where key is full folder name, and value
is the folder with files. |
| PreparedFoldersMapFileWin |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, Folder <File>>, where key is full folder name, and value
is the folder with files of Windows. |
| PreparedFoldersMapRaw |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, List<String>>, where key is full folder name, and value is the
list of short folder filenames. |
| PreparedFoldersMapText |
Prepares folders as
Map <String, Folder <String>>, where key is full folder name, and value
is the folder with files like short filenames. |
| TreeFolderPure<T> |
Pure implementation of TreeFolder interface.
|


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OK, so after my foraging into WatiN, I really wanted to push things a bit further and begin to look at other ways of automating UI testing. This is when I was pointed in the direction of Cucumber.
Cucumber lets software development teams describe how software should behave in plain text. The text is written in business-readable domain-specific language and serves as documentation, automated tests and development-aid - all rolled into one format. [Thanks to cukes.info for the blurb :)]
To install Cucumber i have had a nightmare following many many different guides. the way i installed it works as follows:
- Download the one click ruby installer from here [I installed the 1.91 version]
- install Ruby [the path I installed to was c:/ruby19] as this does not come with the new installer
- Download the Ruby Development kit from here
- Extract the location of the Ruby development kit to the ruby install path [for me c:/ruby19]
- The last change i had to make was to update the Ruby development kit to show the path for my ruby installation
- C:\Ruby19\devkit\msys\1.0.11\etc\fstab
- This just required changing c:\ruby to c:\ruby19 in the paths
- Start > All Programs > Ruby 1.9.1-p243 > Start Ruby With Console to open the command line tool
- We need to add gemcutter.org to our list of Ruby Gem sources
- Do this by typing
- gem sources -a http://gemcutter.org/
- Install Cuke4Nuke gem
- Do this by typing
- gem install cuke4nuke
- Install the Win32Console gem to get colour reports in the windows console window
- Do this by typing
- gem install win32console
- Save a copy of WAC to work out console colour problems. Download it here
- I saved this to an easy path - c:/wac.exe
To check all is working, open a command line and type
Cuke4Nuke
If all is working well then you will see a list of help commands
My product didn’t install correctly at this point due to location of ruby files. So i had to make a few changes as detailed. Please note that this is my installation paths and the paths should be changed to your versions:
- My console ANSI file was not reporting the correct encoding
- C:\Ruby19\lib\ruby\gems\1.9.1\gems\win32console-1.2.0-x86-mingw32\lib\Win32\Console\ANSI.rb
- I added the following to the first line of this file
- # encoding: ISO-8859-1
- The change detailed above then reports an error in a ruby18.dll
- removing this files solves this error
- C:\Ruby19\lib\ruby\gems\1.9.1\gems\win32console-1.2.0-x86-mingw32\lib\Win32\console.so
- removing this files solves this error
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Implementing Redis Queues To Improve Throughput
In 2018, a year after I wrote my twitter stream tool, I revisited the project with two goals in mind - I wanted to improve data fidelity and throughput. Last year, I was not doing enough data cleansing and I ended up having to do a ton of manual work to the dataset before I could work with it. A lot of this was due to not encoding the tweets in utf-8, so Emojis and letters from foreign alphabets were troublesome. Additionally, last year, I intended to graph tweets over time, but due to a crash during the third quarter, I was unable to complete the chart. To improve performance, I split read and write into two different mechanisms- the first is a listener which reads tweet from the Twitter API and shoves them into a Redis queue- the second piece is the writer, which pulls the same information out from Redis and writes to either a database or a JSON file.
I am pleased with the result. This is a video of the program streaming about 5k/tweets per minute to the file. The left pane is a Redis monitor, which just prints push/pull operations. The middle and right panes are two instances of the program, streaming tweets mentioning the Eagles or Patriots. Both files, over the course of the Superbowl, grew to about 150mb - 4,000,000 tweets in total. All in all, the effort to refactor this code was successful and I am pleased with how it turned out.


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MapVectorizationOptions
Represents options for the MapVectorization optimization.
tf.compat.v1.data.experimental.MapVectorizationOptions
tf.compat.v2.data.experimental.MapVectorizationOptions
__init__
__init__()
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
enabled
Whether to vectorize map transformations. If None, defaults to False.
use_choose_fastest
Whether to use ChooseFastestBranchDataset with this transformation. If True, the pipeline picks between the vectorized and original segment at runtime based on their iterations speed. If None, defaults to False.
__eq__
__eq__(other)
Return self==value.
__ne__
__ne__(other)
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Item 31: Use bounded wildcards to increase API flexibility
Using wildcard types in your APIs, while tricky, makes the APIs far more flexible. If you write a library that will be widely used, the proper use of wildcard types should be considered mandatory. Remember the basic rule: producer-extends, consumer-super (PECS). Also remember that all Comparables and Comparators are consumers.
Example:
void process(Consumer<Number> consumer);
should be replaced with:
void process(Consumer<? super Number> consumer);
This method signature is more flexible because it accepts more types, not only
Consumer<Number>
but also Consumer<Object>
.
Likewise, type parameters in covariant position:
T produce(Producer<T> p);
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) are
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method)
and produce values (via its T List.get()
method). On the
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with the only method T get()
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classes but afraid of wildcards in invariant classes, e.g. void
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. Turn this setting off to ignore
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Crayfish sauce and fennel flavours complement simply fried white fish and crayfish tails. (If you can't find wreck fish try red snapper.)
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a food processor.
For the crayfish bisque, heat the oil and butter in a large frying pan and gently fry the shallots and fennel for 2-3 minutes. Add the tomato purée and cook, stirring, for a further minute. Add the crayfish shells and brandy and cook for another minute.
Add the fish stock, bay leaves and parsley and bring to a simmer. Cook for 20-25 minutes, or until the volume of liquid has reduced by a third. Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly.
Pour the mixture into a food processor and blend to a fine purée.
Pass the purée through a sieve into a clean saucepan and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the fennel puree, place the chopped fennel in a large frying pan and cover with cold water. Add a generous sprinkling of salt, place over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Once boiling, reduce the heat slightly and simmer until very tender.
Drain in a colander and place the fennel in a blender. Add the butter, olive oil and crème fraîche and purée until smooth. Season with salt and black pepper.
For the fried wreck and crayfish, heat a large frying pan and add the butter. Once hot, add the wreck fish fillets and crayfish tails and cook for two minutes on each side.
To serve, put some purée on serving plates and top with the fried wreck fish and crayfish and spoon the bisque over the top. Garnish with the fennel pollen, sea purslane and beets.


This document contains an (incomplete) list of work items.
The test suite needs to be enhanced.
Modules/*/*Mapping*.m
(including IMPs)objc.createOpaquePointerType
.From the top of my head:
pyobjc_classMethods
, you should be able to call
class methods in the obvious way. This would (finally) close 836247.XXX(Ronald): that's only possible for methods with a python implementation, and should result in less code as well. A disadvantage is that this would probably be a backward-incomptable change, but that should not be a problem.
The current SVN version contains some support for GNUstep, this needs to be enhanced.
Unless somebody actually starts working on this GNUstep support will slowly fade away.
We do not yet have a 100% coverage of the Cocoa API's. We also need code in the testsuite that checks if the function wrappers are working as expected.
Not all constants and enums from Cocoa are currently wrapped. The annotations for input/output arguments are not all checked and may not be complete or correct.
We also don't support all "difficult" methods yet, implementing these is not too hard but it is a lot of work.
Note that even though we do not have 100% coverage of Cocoa, the majority of useful functions, constants, and "difficult" methods are wrapped. If you run across a missing or incorrectly wrapped constant, function, or method please report it as a bug and/or post to pyobjc-dev about the issue. This is one area we intend to improve after the release of 1.3 when our new wrapper-generators are in a more complete state.
Objective-C objects don't support pickling.
This is post-1.3 work, in general this is a hard problem because it may involve object cycles that cross the Python-ObjC boundary.
It might be useful to add default implementations of encodeWithCoder:
and
initWithCoder:
methods to Python subclasses of Objective-C classes that
implement these. Note that property list types should already be serializable
(int
, long
, unicode
, list
, tuple
, dict
).
See also Pickle support.
It is impossible to support methods with a variable number of arguments in the generic code (you have to re-implement almost all of the logic of these methods in order to know how many and which types of arguments are expected). Luckily there are not many varargs methods and most (if no all) of them can be easily avoided.
All existing varargs methods should be located and documented. Where possible we should provide custom wrappers, otherwise we should document alternatives.
Limitations such as the above should be clearly documented elsewhere, these are not necessarily TODO items.
The CurrencyConverter example should be removed, this should be the same as the final step of the tutorial. It isn't at the moment because additional cruft in the example.
Add examples that demonstrate:
Design and implement a set of performance tests for the bridge. Use this to investigate and fix any possible performance problems.
PyObjCSelector objects and PyObjCObject objects are created on a regular basis, we should check if using freelists would speed this up. See also Performance tuning/testing.
NOTE: first add performance tests then experiment with freelists.
Links to Apple documentation are not stable, can we add a layer of indirection here, e.g. link to the PyObjC website that will redirect to the right location?
We should also provide links to locally installed documentation, especially in the documentation that will be installed on the users machine.
The implementation of OC_PythonDictionary is very minimal, we should add additional methods in the NSMutableDictionary interface if those can be implemented efficiently. The default implementation will take care of the methods we cannot implement efficiently.
And the same is true of OC_PythonArray
In both cases we shouldn't do this unless we can measure the difference in performance.
The code is a mess.
This is a script for finding 'difficult' methods. The script should be refactored to make it easier to create readable reports.
PyObjCTools
, to make it easier
for others to generate wrappers.pyobjc-api.h
.Check if it is possible to wrap NSSet
using set
(and v.v.).
Only implement this when it is possible to convert without loss of information.
Ronald, 20050130: converting is not an option: PyObjC takes care to
preserve the identity of ObjC objects when passed through python. This is
necessary for at least some APIs. Furthermore, both NSSet
and
__builtin__.set
are mutable!
Python 2.4 introduces a decorator syntax. Add convenience functions that make it easier to use decorators with PyObjC.
Also add example programs using decorators. Actually, first add the example(s) and extract useful convenience functions from those.
An example of a convenience function would be:
import objc def method_signature(signature): def make_selector(func): return objc.selector(func, signature=signature) return make_selector
Which can be used like this:
class FooClass (NSObject): @method_signature("v@:i") def myIntMethod_(self, value): pass
Functions and methods that use format strings are not properly wrapped. Fix that.


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| The property name | Description | The default | |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | Table container div id | table |
|
| url | If you set this property, uiduck will request network data resources. Cross-domain requests using AJAX. | There is no default value | |
| url | The address that requires the request to be sent for the String type's parameters, which defaults to the current page address. | There is no default value | |
| type | Requires parameters of the String type, and the request method (post or get) defaults to get. Note other http request methods, such as put and delete, can also be used, but only some browsers support it. | There is no default value | |
| dataType | Synonymed with ajax's dataType | There is no default value | |
| data | Data that requires parameters of the Object or String type to be sent to the server. | There is no default value | |
| key | Returns the key of the data. E.g.: list: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | There is no default value | |
| limit | The key of the number of entries is displayed on each page of the data returned under the back-end page. | There is no default value | |
| page | Key of the current number of pages of data returned under back-end pedding. | There is no default value | |
| total | The key of the total number of entries for the data is returned under the back-end pedding. | There is no default value | |
| data |
Table data in JSON array,
example:[{"name":"Lee"},{"name":"Tom"}]
|
[] | |
| loading | If you set this property, uiduck displays a load animation | There is no default value | |
| icon | Load the animated icon and uiduck has 10 options built into you. | There is no default value | |
| shade | The transparency of the matte layer, if not required, can not be set. | There is no default value | |
| shadeColor | The mask layer color. | There is no default value | |
| blur | Fuzzy blur values, in pixels, if not needed, can not be set. | There is no default value | |
| time | The display time when the animation was loaded. | There is no default value | |
| style | Table style settings |
{ trClass: "", thClass: "", tdClass: "" }
|
|
| trClass |
The style of the append,
tr
|
There is no default value | |
| thClass |
The style of the appended
th
|
There is no default value | |
| tdClass |
The style of the appended
td
|
There is no default value | |
| topBar | At the top of the toolbar, you can place tools such as search, which is turned off by default |
{ templateId: "search", kwLight: true, kwSplite: false, kwSpliteList: [] },
|
|
| templateId |
Specify topbar's div
container id, example:<div id="topBar"
uiduck-keyWord="name"></div">
|
There is no default value | |
| kwLight | Whether to turn on keyword highlighting | false |
|
| kwSplite | Whether the parting is highlighted | false |
|
| kwSpliteList |
An array of parting
highlights, such as, after the background parting is converted to , highlighting the key
words in the column by highlighting the parting words.
Qingdao XXX
group ['Qingdao','XXX','group'] QingdaoAAAXXXVVgroup[ Qingdao,XXX,group
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[] |
|
| fieldOptions | Headers and data rendering |
[]
|
|
| index | Whether to add an index | false |
|
| key | The unique identification of the table data column | There is no default value | |
| title | The title name | There is no default value | |
| width | Column width, which can be set to percentages and numbers. The units under the number are pixels | There is no default value | |
| style |
Appended css style, example:
bakground：red
|
There is no default value | |
| type | Field types, such as images/maps/function | There is no default value | |
| function | When type is function, a custom fusion method is passed in to implement custom calculations | There is no default value | |
| colspan | The number of columns that the header can span | 1 | |
| computed |
Calculate the binding
value, such as 1 when Duff is displayedcomputed: {
"0": "李白",
"1": "杜甫",
"2": "白居易",
"3": "王安石"
}
|
There is no default value | |
| hide | Whether to hide this column | false |
|
| page | Whether to turn on pedding | false |
|
| rightTool | The right-hand toolbar configuration |
rightTool: { templateId: "barDemo", title: "操作", width: "100px" },
|
|
| templateId | The id of the toolbar container div | There is no default value | |
| title | Title. | There is no default value | |
| width | Width. | There is no default value | |
| language | Multilingual settings, if not configured, are automatically set according to the browser's language |
language: { tag: "CN", options: [] },
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|
| Day |
Language labels, such as:
Chinese English
|
Chinese |
|
| options | Dictionary configuration | options = { "udHome": "首页", "udTotal": "共", "udList": "条", "udPrev": "上一页",
"udNext": "下一页", "udLast": "尾页", "udGo": "前往", "udPage": "页", "udSub": "确定", "udNodata":
"暂无数据" };
|
Supports front-end back-end, network requests, and local data pedding. The algorithm can refer to the source code
| The property name | Description | The default | |
|---|---|---|---|
| autoNext | Whether to turn the page automatically |
autoNext: { time: 2000, showPage: true }
|
|
| time | Interval time, in milliseconds | There is no default value | |
| showPage | Whether to display a paged bar when you turn pages automatically | There is no default value | |
| pageOptions | Peddle configuration |
pageOptions: { pageClass: "", style: "", limit: "", dataType: "back", limits: ['5',
'10', '15', '20', '25', '30'], layout:
["total", "home", "prev", "next", "last", "set", "jump"], index: 0, count: 0 }
|
|
| pageClass | The style of the bottom section of the page bar | There is no default value | |
| emClass | The style of the current page in the bottom section of the page bar | There is no default value | |
| limit | The number of bars displayed per page | 10 |
|
| limits | The selection of the number of bars per page. | ['5', '10', '15', '20', '25', '30'] |
|
| layout | Page layout, total number of bars, home for the first page, prev for the previous page, next for the next page, last for the end page, set for setting the number of bars displayed per page, jump for jump | ["total", "home", "prev", "next", "last", "set", "jump"] |
|
| index | The index of the current page | 0 |
|
| count | The total number of pages | 0 |
The following are external methods. To see the built-in methods, you can refer to the source code.
| The method name | Description | Parameters. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| new uiduck(String,{Object}) |
Initialize and create the
uiduck object. var xxx s new uiduck ('xxx', ....) |
Example:var
uiduck = new uiduck('uiduck1',{ templateId: "table", url: { url:
"http://localhost/uiduck/getList", type: "GET" }})
|
|
| uiduck.getRow(Object) | Gets the row data, typically used for right-hand toolbar action editing or deletion. |
Cases:
var xxx = new uiduck('xxx',{...})
|
|
| uiduck.skipPage(int) | Jump to page N |
Cases:
var xxx = new uiduck('xxx',{...})
|
|
| uiduck.refresh() | Reload the data and render it |
Cases:
var xxx = new uiduck('xxx',{...})
|
|
| uiduck.setData(Object,Boolean) | Reset the data. If the data pattern is network data and you do not want to use internally inherited ajax, you can configure it without uiduck.url. Use a custom network request to get data and place it in this way. Local data boolean is set to false, and network data is set to true. |
Cases:
var xxx = new uiduck('xxx',{...})
|


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Names: Willy the Goblin, Big Daddy, Father Christmas OR X
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forecast_infections.Rd
This function provides optional tools for forecasting cases and Rt estimates using the timeseries methods
(via the EpiSoon
package). It requires the Episoon
package. Installation instructions for the EpiSoon package are
available here.
forecast_infections( infections, rts, gt_mean, gt_sd, gt_max = 30, ensemble_type = "mean", forecast_model, horizon = 14, samples = 1000 )
| infections | A data frame of cases by date of infection containing the following variables: date, mean, sd |
|---|---|
| rts | A data frame of Rt estimates by date of infection containing the following variables: date, mean, sd |
| gt_mean | Numeric, the mean of the gamma distributed generation time. |
| gt_sd | Numeric, the standard deviation of the gamma distributed generation time. |
| gt_max | Numeric, the maximum allowed value of the gamma distributed generation time. |
| ensemble_type | Character string indicating the type of ensemble to use. By default this is an unweighted ensemble ("mean") with no other types currently supported. |
| forecast_model | An uninitialised forecast model function to be passed to |
| horizon | Numeric, defaults to 14. The horizon over which to forecast Rts and cases. |
| samples | Numeric, the number of forecast samples to take. |
A list of data.tables
. The first entry ("samples") contains raw forecast samples and the second entry ("summarised") contains
summarised forecasts.
if (FALSE) { ## This function requires the following packages to be installed. ## install.packages("drat"); drat:::add("epiforecasts"); install.packages("EpiSoon") library(EpiSoon) library(forecastHybrid) ## Example case data reported_cases <- EpiNow2::example_confirmed[1:40] generation_time <- list(mean = EpiNow2::covid_generation_times[1, ]$mean, mean_sd = EpiNow2::covid_generation_times[1, ]$mean_sd, sd = EpiNow2::covid_generation_times[1, ]$sd, sd_sd = EpiNow2::covid_generation_times[1, ]$sd_sd, max = 30) incubation_period <- list(mean = EpiNow2::covid_incubation_period[1, ]$mean, mean_sd = EpiNow2::covid_incubation_period[1, ]$mean_sd, sd = EpiNow2::covid_incubation_period[1, ]$sd, sd_sd = EpiNow2::covid_incubation_period[1, ]$sd_sd, max = 30) reporting_delay <- list(mean = log(5), mean_sd = log(2), sd = log(2), sd_sd = log(1.5), max = 30) ## Estimate Rt and infections from data out <- estimate_infections(reported_cases, family = "negbin", generation_time = generation_time, delays = list(incubation_period, reporting_delay), rt_prior = list(mean = 1, sd = 1), samples = 1000, warmup = 500, cores = 4, chains = 4, estimate_rt = TRUE, verbose = TRUE, return_fit = TRUE) ## Forecast Rt and infections from estimates forecast <- forecast_infections( infections = out$summarised[variable == "infections"], rts = out$summarised[variable == "R"], gt_mean = out$summarised[variable == "gt_mean"]$mean, gt_sd = out$summarised[variable == "gt_sd"]$mean, gt_max = 30, forecast_model = function(y, ...){ EpiSoon::forecastHybrid_model(y = y[max(1, length(y) - 21):length(y)], model_params = list(models = "aefz", weights = "equal"), forecast_params = list(PI.combination = "mean"), ...)}, horizon = 14, samples = 1000) forecast }


This sample shows how to use the Element Selector to select parts of a table and manipulate them
Note that Spry.$ (used in the changeText function) works like Prototype's "getElementById" convention and Spry.$$ is the Element Selector syntax.
Here are some samples. First:
In these samples, we use the Element Selector to do the alternating row colors.
Spry.$$("tr:nth-child(2n+1)").addClassName("grayBG");
This selector adds the gray background to every even numbered row(2n), but doesn't count the first(+1), <th>, row. There is a sample on alternating row colors here and here.
This function is fired off after the page loads using the Spry.Utils.addLoadListener function. This activates the Selector after the page is loaded. We also added a 'hideRows' function call in there so the some table rows were hidden by default in the third sample.
The "Hide Name" button triggers a function that is used to hide the 'Name' column. Using the 'nth-child' psuedo-selector, we specify the column we want to hide, in this case, the 3rd column. The selector should be read as "Select all <th> or <td> elements that are the 3rd child element of their parent, and toggle the 'hideIt' class name. Toggling will add the class if it is not there and remove it if it is.
Note that we have to specify both the <th> and <td> tags, since the first row uses <th>s We also specify '#first' so that we only affect the table with an id of 'first'. If we didn't add that to the selector, it would affect all the tables on the page.
Spry.$$("#first th:nth-child(3),#first td:nth-child(3)").toggleClassName("hideIt");
Then we use a function to toggle the button text.
| No | Atomicweight | Name | Symbol | MP | BP | Density | DiscoveryYear | Group | Period | Electron_configuration | Element_Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1.0079 | Hydrogen | H | -259 | -253 | 0.09 | 1776 | 1 | one | 1s1 | NonMetal |
| 2 | 4.0026 | Helium | He | -272 | -269 | 1895 | 18 | one | 1s2 | Inert | |
| 3 | 6.941 | Lithium | Li | 180 | 1347 | 0.53 | 1817 | 1 | two | [He] 2s1 | AlkaliMetals |
| 4 | 9.0122 | Beryllium | Be | 1278 | 2970 | 1.85 | 1797 | 2 | two | [He] 2s2 | AlkaliEarthMetal |
| 5 | 10.811 | Boron | B | 2300 | 2550 | 2.34 | 1808 | 13 | two | [He] 2s2 2p1 | NonMetal |
The "Hide Columns" button triggers a function that hides all the columns except the first 4.
Spry.$$("#second th:nth-child(n+5),#second td:nth-child(n+5)").toggleClassName("hideIt");
| No | Atomicweight | Name | Symbol | MP | BP | Density | DiscoveryYear | Group | Period | Electron_configuration | Element_Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1.0079 | Hydrogen | H | -259 | -253 | 0.09 | 1776 | 1 | one | 1s1 | NonMetal |
| 2 | 4.0026 | Helium | He | -272 | -269 | 1895 | 18 | one | 1s2 | Inert | |
| 3 | 6.941 | Lithium | Li | 180 | 1347 | 0.53 | 1817 | 1 | two | [He] 2s1 | AlkaliMetals |
| 4 | 9.0122 | Beryllium | Be | 1278 | 2970 | 1.85 | 1797 | 2 | two | [He] 2s2 | AlkaliEarthMetal |
| 5 | 10.811 | Boron | B | 2300 | 2550 | 2.34 | 1808 | 13 | two | [He] 2s2 2p1 | NonMetal |
The "Show All Rows" button uses a function that toggle a group of rows on and off.
Spry.$$("tr:nth-child(n+7) td").toggleClassName("hideIt");
In this function, we want to grab the row and not the column. So we use <tr> as the tag to select and use the nth-child to specify a particular starting row number. Then we add 'td' to the selector because we need to add the class to the <td>.
Notice that we are using 7 in the (n+7) notation. 'n' denotes every row and the +7 says 'start applying this rule on the 7th instance. 1 header row and 5 content rows is 6, so we want to start hiding the 7th row.
| No | Atomicweight | Name | Symbol | MP | BP | Density | DiscoveryYear | Group | Period | Electron_configuration | Element_Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1.0079 | Hydrogen | H | -259 | -253 | 0.09 | 1776 | 1 | one | 1s1 | NonMetal |
| 2 | 4.0026 | Helium | He | -272 | -269 | 1895 | 18 | one | 1s2 | Inert | |
| 3 | 6.941 | Lithium | Li | 180 | 1347 | 0.53 | 1817 | 1 | two | [He] 2s1 | AlkaliMetals |
| 4 | 9.0122 | Beryllium | Be | 1278 | 2970 | 1.85 | 1797 | 2 | two | [He] 2s2 | AlkaliEarthMetal |
| 5 | 10.811 | Boron | B | 2300 | 2550 | 2.34 | 1808 | 13 | two | [He] 2s2 2p1 | NonMetal |
| 6 | 12.01 | Carbon | C | 3500 | 4827 | 2.26 | ancient | 14 | three | [He] 2s2 2p2 | NonMetal |
| 7 | 14.00 | Nitrogen | N | -210 | -196 | 1.25 | 1772 | 15 | three | [He] 2s2 2p3 | NonMetal |
| 8 | 15.99 | Oxygen | O | -218 | -183 | 1.43 | 1774 | 16 | three | [He] 2s2 2p4 | NonMetal |
| 9 | 18.99 | Fluorine | F | -220 | -188 | 1.7 | 1886 | 17 | three | [He] 2s2 2p5 | Halogen |
| 10 | 20.17 | Neon | Ne | -249 | -246 | 1898 | 18 | three | [He] 2s2 2p6 | Inert |
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RadarStatus
Objective-C
enum RadarStatus : NSInteger {}
Swift
enum RadarStatus : Int, @unchecked Sendable
The status types for a request.
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Success
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusSuccess
Swift
case success = 0
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SDK not initialized
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorPublishableKey
Swift
case errorPublishableKey = 1
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Location permissions not granted
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorPermissions
Swift
case errorPermissions = 2
-
Location services error or timeout (20 seconds)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorLocation
Swift
case errorLocation = 3
-
Beacon ranging error or timeout (5 seconds)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorBluetooth
Swift
case errorBluetooth = 4
-
Network error or timeout (10 seconds)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorNetwork
Swift
case errorNetwork = 5
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Bad request (missing or invalid params)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorBadRequest
Swift
case errorBadRequest = 6
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Unauthorized (invalid API key)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorUnauthorized
Swift
case errorUnauthorized = 7
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Payment required (organization disabled or usage exceeded)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorPaymentRequired
Swift
case errorPaymentRequired = 8
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Forbidden (insufficient permissions or no beta access)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorForbidden
Swift
case errorForbidden = 9
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Not found
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorNotFound
Swift
case errorNotFound = 10
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Too many requests (rate limit exceeded)
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorRateLimit
Swift
case errorRateLimit = 11
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Internal server error
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorServer
Swift
case errorServer = 12
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Unknown error
Declaration
Objective-C
RadarStatusErrorUnknown
Swift
case errorUnknown = 13


Bill Smith's Atlantic Beach Pie
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A sweet-salty twist on a classic North Carolina lemon pie that's as lazy and beachy as summer should be.
ingredients
For the crust:
- 1/2 sleeves of saltine crackers (about 6 ounces or 60 crackers)
- 1/2 cup softened unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons sugar
For the filling:
One 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk
4 egg yolks
1/2 cup lemon or lime juice or a mix of the two
Fresh whipped cream, for garnish
Coarse sea salt, for garnish
preparation
1. Preheat oven to 350° F.
2. Crush the crackers finely, but not to dust. You can use a food processor or your hands. Add the sugar, then knead in the butter until the crumbs hold together like dough. Press into an 8-inch pie pan. Chill for 15 minutes, then bake for 18 minutes or until the crust is golden brown.
3. While the crust is cooling (it doesn't need to be cold), beat the egg yolks into the milk, then beat in the citrus juice. It is important to completely combine these ingredients. Pour into the shell and bake for 16 minutes until the filling has set.
4. The pie needs to be completely cold to be sliced. Serve with fresh whipped cream and a sprinkling of sea salt.
Makes 1 pie
As heard of on NPR!
http://www.npr.org/2013/04/11/176279512/a-north-carolina-pie-that-elicits-an-oh-my-god-respons


Turkey marks Kemal Ataturk's 81st death anniversary
by Anadolu AgencyANKARA: Turkey on Sunday marked 81st death anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey.
“We once again commemorate the Commander-in-Chief of the War of Independence, the founder of our Republic, our first President and Veteran Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, on 81st anniversary of his demise,” Erdogan said.
“We will continue with all our strength to live, sustain, develop and strengthen our republic that we inherited from him,” he added.
Also attending the ceremony were main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Iyi (Good) Party leader Meral Aksener, the heads of high judicial bodies, commanders of armed forces, representatives of political parties, bureaucrats and other state officials.
Ataturk was born in 1881 in the Greek city of Thessaloniki, in what was then the Ottoman Empire. He made his mark in the military in 1915 when he led his forces to repel the allied invasion in Canakkale, known in the West as the Dardanelles.
Following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire after World War I, Ataturk led the Turkish War of Independence which defeated European powers. When he became president, Ataturk transformed the former empire into a modern and secular country.
He passed away in Istanbul on Nov 10, 1938 at the age of 57.


---
layout: post
date: 2010-06-24
time: "09:00:00"
authors: ["Greg Wilson"]
title: Another Example of small-p Patterns
tags: ["Content"]
---
A couple of weeks ago, I asked whether people would find an exploration of ways to count things useful. The consensus was "yes", so I've started drawing up notes. While working on them, it occurred to me that "ways to persist things" might be just as interesting. Some of the approaches that could be discussed are:
- Save a list of numbers (one per line).
- Save a matrix using a header line to record dimensions (introducing the idea of metadata) and M values per line.
- Save a matrix without metadata (which requires the length of the second and subsequent lines to be checked).
- Save mixed atomic values (which gets hard when strings are allowed).
- Saving records whose structure is known in advance (the hardest of the bunch, since this is the point where aliasing appears).
- Saving in binary rather than ASCII.
- Creating self-describing data (save the format at the top, then the data).
What other persistence patterns do you think would be worth explaining, and why?


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I'm the main protagonist and playable character of the Uncharted series. A former professional treasure hunter, a "deep-sea salvage expert and action-pro". Since childhood, my older brother Samuel Drake and I have held the belief that we are descended from the famous English explorer Sir Francis Drake.
Experience
Now
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Forever in the hearts of my fans! ❤
I am living on a tropical beachside with my wife Elena and teenage daughter Cassie.
The most exciting adventures
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2014
Found out that my supposedly dead brother Sam is alive. Found the city of and Henry Avery's long-lost treasure.
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January 2011
Found , lost city in Rub' al Khali desert.

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September 2006
Found the fabled El Dorado and discovered that it's not an ancient city, but rather a cursed golden sarcophagus.
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June 2006
Was trying to track down the Eye of Indra artifact.
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October 2003
Stole the golden staff of Ayar Manco from drug lord Ramón Valdez and saved Alex Munoz.
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1990
Stole the ring which once belonged to Francis Drake. Got acquainted with my best friend Victor "Sully" Sullivan.
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Ran off from the orphanage and took surname Drake, believing that my brother and I are the heirs of the famous pirate and explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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Born in United States.
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- #22 in "50 greatest video games characters" by Empire
- #3 "most memorable, influential, and badass " protagonist in games by GamesRadar
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Report: Southampton offered New York Red Bulls’s Aaron Long
by Jordan HarrisAccording to a report from Sky Sports, Southampton have been offered the chance to sign New York Red Bulls defender Aaron Long, with the centre-back now set to qualify for a work permit.
Sky Sports reports that Long had come onto West Ham United’s radar in the summer. However, the report notes that a move to the London Stadium was thwarted because of an inability to secure a work permit.
But Sky Sports reports that the 27-year-old has now been offered to Southampton. It is also suggested that Long – who has a release clause of around £4.6 million – is wanted by Marseille heading into the January transfer window.
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Southampton certainly need to improve their defensive options in January. But the supporters will not be happy if £4.6 million is all that is spent on improving their ranks at the back.
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Inflector provides an API for forming the plurals of nouns. Here's a simple example:
System.out.println(Noun.pluralOf("loaf"));
This will print
loaves
to the console.
It's handy to use Java 5 static imports to make this more readable, particularly if you are forming lots of plurals.
import static org.jvnet.inflector.Noun.pluralOf;
...
System.out.println(pluralOf("loaf"));
It is often useful to use a {@link java.util.Formatter}. For example,
System.out.printf("I bought 10 %s.", pluralOf("loaf"));
prints
I bought 10 loaves.
Of course, you can parameterize the number, as follows.
int n = 10;
System.out.printf("I bought %d %s.", n, pluralOf("loaf", n));
Notice that you pass the number into the pluralOf
method to make sure the noun agrees.
For example, if n = 1
in the previous example, it would correctly print
I bought 1 loaf.
The examples so far use the default locale to determine the pluralization algorithm to use. You can explictly set the locale to use by passing another argument:
System.out.println(pluralOf("pagnotta", Locale.ITALIAN));
prints
pagnotte
The pluralization algorithms that come with Inflector may not meet your needs. Perhaps there is no algorithm for your language, or perhaps the rules don't fit the usage that is appropriate for your application. The English pluralizer, for example, is fairly modern: it does not support many classical rules that are rare nowadays.
In this case it is straightforward to write your own pluralizer, or simply extend another one to override some of its rules. The follow code overrides the plural for box to boxen by using a {@link org.jvnet.inflector.rule.RegexReplacementRule}:
List<Rule> customRules = new ArrayList<Rule>();
customRules.add(new RegexReplacementRule("(?i)(.*)box", "$1boxen"));
Pluralizer customPluralizer = new RuleBasedPluralizer(customRules, Locale.ENGLISH, Noun.pluralizer(Locale.ENGLISH));
System.out.println(pluralOf("box"));
System.out.println(pluralOf("box", customPluralizer));
System.out.println(pluralOf("chatterbox", customPluralizer));
This prints
boxes
boxen
chatterboxen
If you are interested in writing more complex rules, there are many other implementations of {@link org.jvnet.inflector.Rule} in the {@link org.jvnet.inflector.rule} package.


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| service AccessibleChartDocumentView |
- Description
- The AccessibleChartDocumentView service is supported
by a Component that represents the view of a Chart document to
provide an entry point to the document tree for accessibility.
An object that implements the AccessibleChartDocumentView
service provides information about itself and about the chart
subcomponents contained in the chart document displayed in a
window. This service gives a simplified view on the underlying
implementation. It tries both to keep the structure of the
accessibility representation tree as simple as possible and
provide as much relevant information as possible.
- Since
- OOo 1.1.2
|
| Exported Interfaces - Details |
| ::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessible
|
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessibleContext
- Description
- Provide access to a Chart document's view.
You can access the following information:
- Role
- The object's role is
AccessibleRole::DOCUMENT.
- Name
- Its name is the document's name or the base name of the filename if
no document name has been set explicitly.
- Description
- The description is the document's description or the
full filename if no description has been set
explicitly.
- Children
- The subcomponents of a chart. This includes all kinds of
titles, a legend and the diagram. The diagram and the legend are
the only children that themselves contain children. The Chart
subcomponents support the service
AccessibleChartElement. Additionally, there may be
shapes a user added via the clipboard. For details see the
::com::sun::star::drawing::AccessibleShape.
- Parent
- The parent will usually be the window that contains the
Chart document view. It has to be set via implementation dependent
ways.
- Relations
- At the moment relations are not supported. The method
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessibleContext::getAccessibleRelationSet
will always return an empty set.
- States
- The following states are supported:
- AccessibleStateType::DEFUNC
is set if a document view becomes obsolete like when
the window, which displays the view, is closed.
- AccessibleStateType::ENABLED
is always set unless the
AccessibleStateType::DEFUNC
state is set.
- AccessibleStateType::OPAQUE
is always set.
- AccessibleStateType::SHOWING
is always set unless the
AccessibleStateType::DEFUNC
state is set.
- AccessibleStateType::VISIBLE
is always set unless the
AccessibleStateType::DEFUNC
state is set.
- Locale
- Is the locale set at the document.
- Property change listeners
- They are supported to inform the
listeners about changes in this object.
|
|
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessibleComponent
- Description
- Provide access to a Chart document's graphical representation.
The main purpose of this interface is to provide a bounding
box of the currently visible area and to let the user find the
subcomponents of a chart that cover a given test point.
The accessible Chart subcomponents all support the service
AccessibleChartElement
- See also
- AccessibleChartElement
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