Introduction
At its most basic level, a component is essentially a viewModel / dataModel / router + template composed together and inserted into the DOM.
FootworkJS extends the component feature found in KnockoutJS 3.2+ to enable many additional features, some of which being:
- Automatic instantiation and binding of a viewModel / dataModel / router instance against a template.
- Automatic resolution/download at runtime via AMD/RequireJS.
- Expressive and semantic <custom-elements></custom-elements>
- Unlimited nesting capability.
- Lifecycle events.
- Animations.
- Can be compiled and minified into assets along with all other application code.
- router integration (easily manage components and state)
Since FootworkJS uses KnockoutJS components as its base implementation it supports (by proxy) all of the same features found in the component feature of KnockoutJS, for further documentation (beyond what is contained here) please see the KnockoutJS component documentation.
Usage
There are principally 2 things Footwork uses to instantiate and compose a component:
- The template/HTML/DOM to bind against.
- The viewModel / dataModel / router which the template/HTML/DOM is bound to.
FootworkJS will use either the the custom element name or name provided by the component binding to resolve and wire-up the designated component.
Example component declarations inside of an HTML file:

Look at this awesome Sprocket:

<sprocket></sprocket>

<sprocket params="someValueFromParent: someValue"></sprocket>

<sprocket params="$viewModel: $data"></sprocket>

The other piece necessary to use a component is the viewModel / dataModel / router which houses the logic/behavior the HTML is bound against. Those are provided either explicitly via direct registration or by telling Footwork where it can find (download/resolve) them. For that, see component registration.
If no viewModel / dataModel / router is supplied during the registration of a component then Footwork will supply a 'default' viewModel. This allows you to create template-only components.
Registering and Loading
Once an element not recognized as being normal HTML is encountered Footwork will process it as a component. This begins with the resolving of its immediate dependencies (the viewModel / dataModel / router and the template).
There are 3 ways Footwork will try to resolve both of these assets for your component once it encounters the <component-name></component-name> or

 markup.
They are as follows (in order of priority):
- They have already been explicitly registered with a fw.components.register() call.
- Automatic download/resolution via AMD/RequireJS at a pre-registered location (fw.components.registerLocation()).
- Automatic download/resolution via AMD/RequireJS at the configurable default (fw.components.defaultLocation()).
The following method is used to explicitly register a component and its assets. This means the component will load synchronously as the rest of the markup is bound/initialized.
// Register a Footwork viewModel
fw.components.register('sprocket', {
viewModel: fw.viewModel.create({ /* ... configuration object ... */ }),
template: '

'
});
// Register a Footwork dataModel
fw.components.register('sprocket', {
dataModel: fw.dataModel.create({ /* ... configuration object ... */ }),
template: '

'
});
// Register a Footwork router
fw.components.register('sprocket', {
router: fw.router.create({ /* ... configuration object ... */ }),
template: '

'
});
// Register a regular constructor function
fw.components.register('sprocket', {
viewModel: function() { this.numberOfCogs = '12'; },
template: '

'
});
- FootworkJS fully supports (by proxy) regular KnockoutJS component registration (See: KnockoutJS component registration)
- Registering components explicitly is not necessary if you are using AMD/RequireJS and tell Footwork where it can resolve/download them (see fw.components.registerLocation() and fw.components.defaultLocation() down below).
- It is recommended you load these assets (the viewModel and template) in via some other means. Footwork preferences loading them with AMD/RequireJS because of its inherent async capabilities/runtime dependency resolution/etc, however if Browserify is more your taste that will work just as well.
Another option available is to tell FootworkJS where your component assets are and let it take care of downloading/resolving (via AMD/RequireJS) and initializing them for you. The following methods (fw.components.registerLocation() and fw.components.defaultLocation()) outline how to do that.
/**
* Register component under 'sprocket' using individual paths for the viewModel and template files.
* The file name will be appended using the name of the component + .ext
*/
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', {
viewModel: '/components/bikeParts/', // load from /components/bikeParts/sprocket.js
template: '/components/bikeParts/' // load from /components/bikeParts/sprocket.html
});
// Same as above, but using a dataModel instead (you can also load/compose a router with a component as well)
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', {
dataModel: '/components/bikeParts/', // load from /components/bikeParts/sprocket.js
template: '/components/bikeParts/' // load from /components/bikeParts/sprocket.html
});
// You can specify the full file name (ie: use this if the file name does not conform to what Footwork expects)
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', {
viewModel: '/components/bikeParts/TheSprocket.js', // load from /components/bikeParts/TheSprocket.js
template: '/components/bikeParts/theSprocket.html' // load from /components/bikeParts/theSprocket.html
});
// You can tell footwork to prepend with a folder name using the folderOffset option
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', {
viewModel: '/components/', // load from /components/sprocket/sprocket.js
template: '/components/' // load from /components/sprocket/sprocket.html
}, true);
// Specify the 'combined' module to be downloaded (see the 'Module Formats' section on this page)
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', { combined: '/components/' }); // load from /components/sprocket.js
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', { combined: '/components/theSprocket.js' }); // load from /components/theSprocket.js
// You can also specify the path to many components at once (Footwork will append the appropriate file name):
fw.components.registerLocation(['sprocket', 'wheel'], {
viewModel: '/components/bikeParts/', // load from /components/bikeParts/component-name.js
template: '/components/bikeParts/' // load from /components/bikeParts/component-name.html
});
// load viewModel from /components/sprocket/sprocket.js and template from /components/sprocket/sprocket.html
fw.components.registerLocation('sprocket', '/components/sprocket/');
// Load components using individual paths for the viewModel and template files.
fw.components.defaultLocation({
viewModel: '/viewModels/', // load from /viewModels/component-name.js
template: '/templates/' // load from /templates/component-name.html
});
// Load components in combined format by default from /components/component-name.js
fw.components.defaultLocation('/components/');
Module Formats
FootworkJS templates are loaded as plain HTML files, but the corresponding viewModel / dataModel / router is loaded as a javascript (AMD) module and has a special structure. A component can either be registered explicitly, or resolved via a script loader (by default, AMD/RequireJS).
Both AMD/RequireJS and Browserify are supported. However RequireJS is preferred as it will enable Footwork to resolve your component (and its dependencies) automatically at runtime as needed.
The following examples show RequireJS/AMD-flavored modules.
This first example shows a basic viewModel / template split:
define(["footwork"],
function(fw) {
return fw.viewModel.create({
initialize: function(params) {
// ...
}
});
}
);

Sprocket

Type:
Description:

NOTE: You can return any constructor function or plain object from your modules and the component will be composed with it (you don't have to return a Footwork viewModel constructor as shown).
The following shows how to create a combined component which contains both the constructor function/viewModel and template HTML in one file.
define(["footwork"],
function(fw) {
return fw.component({
viewModel: fw.viewModel.create({ /* ... */ }),
template: '

'
});
}
);
Lifecycle
Animating Components
Often times it is desirable to animate the loading of a new component. FootworkJS builds animation capability into every <component> and router <outlet>.
To use the built in animation capability you first need to include the companion CSS which has the relevant animation code in it.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/footwork/dist/animation/animation.css">

<my-component></my-component>

NOTE: If you would rather build the animations into your own CSS assets, or want to customize the way they work then you will want to use one of the either .less or .scss versions and extend from those. All of the animation assets are located in dist/animation.
TODO: Examples of customizations and how to add new animations.
After you have the animation css/styles being loaded you will need to add one of the available animation classes to the top-level container elements inside of your components.
Lets say that we have the template for <my-component> defined as follows:

All of the content inside of this view will fade-in!

All of the content inside of this view will fade-in-from-top!

Currently available animations by default:
- fade-in
- fade-in-from-top
- fade-in-from-bottom
- fade-in-from-left
- fade-in-from-right
Default Animations
Note that if you are specifying an animation class inside of a component which has no viewModel supplied then it will use the default viewModel which has a predefined sequenceAnimations value of 0. This means that by default Footwork will not ensure there is an interval period before animating a default viewModel.
NOTE: You can change the default animation iteration value by setting fw.settings.sequenceAnimations to another value.
fw.settings.sequenceAnimations = 100; // Set time between iterations to 100ms for default viewModels
// Note that you can also dynamically change the sequence timing by providing a callback
// Each time a new item is created the callback is triggered to determine the sequenceAnimations value
fw.settings.sequenceAnimations = function() {
return 100; // Set time between iterations to 100ms via callback
}
If you are using your own viewModel / dataModel / router then you can specify a different sequenceAnimations value that is specific to it. See their respective sequenceAnimations configuration option.
Utility / Misc
Various useful methods and utility functions for misc and debugging purposes.
fw.components.register('Sprocket', {
viewModel: fw.viewModel.create({ /* ... configuration object ... */ }),
template: '
<-- template HTML -->
'
});
// fw.components.isRegistered('Sprocket') === true
// fw.components.isRegistered('SomeOtherComponent') === false
fw.components.registerLocation('Sprocket', {
viewModel: '/components/bikeParts/',
template: '/components/bikeParts/'
});
var sprocketLocation = fw.components.getLocation('Sprocket');
/**
* sprocketLocation === {
* combined: null,
* viewModel: '/viewModel/bikeParts/',
* template: '/component/bikeParts/'
* }
*/
// get the template filename for the component 'sprocket'
var fileNameForSprocket = fw.components.getFileName('sprocket', 'template'); // === sprocket.html
// get the viewModel module filename for the component 'sprocket'
var fileNameForSprocket = fw.components.getFileName('sprocket', 'viewModel'); // === sprocket.js
// get the combined module filename for the component 'sprocket'
var fileNameForSprocket = fw.components.getFileName('sprocket', 'combined'); // === sprocket.js
/**
* If the component was explicitly registered (cached), then null is returned for any
* fileType because the file name will never be used.
*/
fw.components.register('sprocket', {
viewModel: fw.viewModel.create({ /* ... configuration object ... */ }),
template: '

'
});
var fileNameForSprocket = fw.components.getFileName('sprocket', 'viewModel'); // === null
// explicitly set the extensions on the various file/module types
fw.viewModel.fileExtensions({
combined: '.js', // append combined component files with '.js'
viewModel: '.js', // append viewModel module files with '.js'
template: '.html' // append template files with '.html'
});
// Specify a function() whose return configuration object is used to determine the extension:
fw.components.fileExtensions(function(componentName) {
if(componentName === 'Sprocket') {
return {
combined: '.js', // append combined component files with '.js'
viewModel: '.js', // append viewModel module files with '.js'
template: '.html' // append template files with '.html'
};
} else {
return {
combined: '.other-js', // append combined component files with '.other-js'
viewModel: '.other-js', // append viewModel module files with '.other-js'
template: '.other-html' // append template files with '.other-html'
};
}
});
var normalTags = fw.components.getNormalTagList(); // [ 'span', 'div', ... ]
// tell Footwork not to process <some-element> as a component
fw.components.tagIsComponent('some-element', false);


With the help of some cplusplus.com users, I was able to work out how to read a specific line of text within a text file and display this in a richTextBox. See: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/140812/
The next bit of code I'm trying to work on is to write / append to a specific line of text.
For example: Text.txt has the following lines...
001 This is line 1
002 This is line 2
003 This is line 3
Note: the numbers (e.g. 001) act like a line ID tag type of thing...
Lets say I have a form with a richTextBox and a button. I would like to have whatever is written in this richTextBox to be appended to a line ID. For example, if the text "This line has been changed" was typed into richTextBox1 clicking the button would append this to line ID 002. Once clicked, the text file would be:
001 This is line 1
002 This line has been changed
003 This is line 3
Any adice would be great, or even a link to something useful....I've spent some time googling but can't seem to find something that helps.
I thought that this would be the case... So what would be the best approach?
How about: reading entire file with say 'StreamReader' and storing it as a string, then using a 'while' loop to search for the required line ID, then overwrite that line?
I'm not exactly sure how to approach this. Obviously 'getline' wouldn't be used as this is only for reading files....
I would assume that this would be via an array? That is, each line is put into an element (is that the right term?) of an array. Then I would change that particular element, then dump everything back into that file (i.e. overwrite it)?
As for file size, I'm not too sure how big this will be but I'm guessing that it would be no more than a 1000 lines of text. Each line would vary with number of characters....


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p.16
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
ADRENALINE (ORAL-DENTAL OR SUB-CUTANEOUS) CLASS CODE: A01AD |
Serious ventricular arrhythmias due to increased cardiac sensitization |
Precaution for use Limit the amount of adrenaline, for example: less then 0.1 mg of adrenaline in 10 minutes or 0.3 mg per hour for an adult |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
BETA BLOCKING AGENTS (EXCEPT ESMOLOL) CLASS CODE: C07AB-002 |
Reduction of the compensatory cardiovascular reactions by the beta blocking agents. The beta-andrenergic inhibition can be elevated by the beta-mimetics during surgery. |
Precaution for use As a general rule, do not stop the treatment with the beta-blocking agent and, in any event, avoid stopping it abruptly. Inform the anesthesiologist of this treatment. |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
BETA-BLOCKING AGENTS IN HEART FAILURE CLASS CODE: C07AB-003 |
Reduction of the compensatory cardiovascular reactions by the beta blocking agents. The beta-adrenergic inhibition can be elevated during the surgery by the beta-stimulants. |
Precaution for use As a general rule, do not stop the treatment with the beta blocking agent and, in any case, avoid stopping it abruptly. Inform the anesthesiologist of this treatment. |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
ISONIAZID RxNorm: 6038 ATC: J04AC01 |
Increase of the hepatotoxic effect of the isoniazid, with increased formation of its toxic metabolites. . |
Precaution for use In case of a scheduled intervention, it is prudent to stop the treatment with the isoniazid a week before the surgery and only restart it two weeks after. |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
ISOPRENALINE RxNorm: 6054 ATC: C01CA02 R03AB02 R03CB01 R03AK02 |
Serious ventricular arrhythmias due to increase of cardiac sensitization |
Not recommended |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
ALPHA AND BETA SYMPATHOMIMETICS (IM AND IV ROUTES) CLASS CODE: C01CA |
Serious ventricular arrhythmias due to increase of cardiac sensitization |
Not recommended |
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON ANESTHETICS CLASS CODE: N01AB0-001 |
INDIRECT SYMPATHOMIMETICS CLASS CODE: C01CA-R01BA |
Perioperative hypertension |
Precaution for use In the case of scheduled surgery, it is preferable to stop the treatment several days before surgery. |


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Class Summary |
| Attribute |
This class represents a concrete attribute in the EARMARK model. |
| Bag |
This class represents a bag, i.e., a non-ordered collection that allows repetitions. |
| Comment |
This class represents a concrete comment in the EARMARK model. |
| Docuverse |
This class represents an abstract docuverse in the EARMARK model. |
| EARMARKDocument |
This class represents an EARMARK document. |
| Element |
This class represents a concrete element in the EARMARK model. |
| List |
|
| MarkupItem |
This class represents an abstract markup item in the EARMARK model. |
| PointerRange |
This class represents a concrete pointer range in the EARMARK model. |
| Range |
This class represents a abstract range in the EARMARK model. |
| Set |
This class represents a set, i.e., a non-ordered collection that does not allow repetitions. |
| StringDocuverse |
This class represents a concrete string docuverse in the EARMARK model. |
| URIDocuverse |
This class represents a concrete URI docuverse in the EARMARK model. |
| XPathPointerRange |
This class represents an concrete xpath pointer range in the EARMARK model. |
| XPathRange |
This class represents an abstract xpath range in the EARMARK model. |


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I guess you already have Ghost installed? If not then when installing Ghost, you'll need to have Node.js installed. Don't go running for the hills, node will make this whole process really easy.
Official documentation for installing Ghost: http://support.ghost.org/installation/
Of course, there are numerious articles or video tutorials all over the internet of how to properly install Ghost, also lately there are lot of hosting companies who offer installation of Ghost with one click.
Once you have successfully installed your Ghost blogging platform, you are ready to install and activate Brixton theme.
It is very easy to do it, first and important is to extract the zip file to your desktop and upload Brixton theme via ftp to the content/themes folder. After uploading Brixton to your server go to your admin dashboard, the url will be something like this: http://yourghostblog.com/ghost, once you access your dashboard simply click on General tab or precisely http://yourghostblog/ghost/settings/general/ and select the Brixton theme from the dropdown. If Brixton does not appear in the dropdown you will have to restart your Ghost Blog.
Now head back to your home page and you will see your new Brixton theme up and running!
Header consist of two partials, top-bar.hbs and header.hbs.
Top bar consist of two parts: navigation or left and social icons on right, it is all stored inside the file named top-bar.hbs located into partials/header folder.
To change the social links in header to link to your own social networks, simply open the file named top-bar.hbs with some text or code editor and find for example this line:

and populate the href tag with your own link, so would be:

Note: The socials on top bar differ from the socials on posts. Socials on post share your article, they do not link to your own networks.
The logo of the theme is on the header and is displayed as image, it fetches the image from the "Blog Logo" uploaded via your admin dashboard.
Blog description is displayed as text. Once you populate the "Blog Description" from your dashboard it will show right below the logo image.
The top three posts are always featured posts, you can set featured post via (explain here where with screenshot), due to lack of ghost sticky posts, featured will only show on home page, that is why we made home.hbs template, despite index.hbs which displays without featured on every other page except homepage. You have to mark latest posts as featured, or other posts that will be in number of total posts, you can set how many posts per page you want to show via general tab. Make sure you always have maximum 3 items marked at featured.
To use your own disqus, you only have to insert your disqus shortname that you already have from your disqus account, if you do not have already you can open a new one over at Disqus
Once you have your disqus shortname, please open the file post.hbs located into the root of the theme, and on line number 86 which reads:
var disqus_shortname = 'yourDisqusUsername'
// required: replace example with your forum shortname
Between the "", add your own disqus shortname, and you are set to disquss.
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Brixton includes and uses the following javascripts:
- MeanMenu


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Mutton might not be as popular as it once was, but it's the traditional - and most flavouful - meat to use in hotpots. Using the rendered suet fat from around the kidney adds even more taste.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.

Sprinkle the mutton all over with the flour. Add half the mutton and kidneys to the casserole and cook until browned all over. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Add the remaining meat and cook until browned all over, then add half the onions and the bay leaves. Top with the reserved mutton then the remaining onions.
Add the Worcestershire sauce and stock and bring to a simmer.
Arrange the potato slices on top in an overlapping pattern.
Season the potatoes with salt and pepper and add a few dots of butter over the top. Cover with a tight-fitting lid and cook for two hours in the preheated oven. When cooked, you can brush the potatoes with a little more butter, then place under the grill to crisp up if you like. Alternatively, increase the oven temperature during the last 30 minutes in the oven and remove the lid.
When the hotpot is cooked, bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Add the carrots and simmer until just tender, about 3-5 minutes. Drain and toss with the remaining butter, salt and black pepper.
Serve a pile of hotpot on each plate with some carrots alongside.


Download the solr {http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.lua/lucene/solr/6.5.0} and unzip in the /apps/git location on your local machine.
Go to solr installation directory and start solr by running.
bin/solr start
old style from bin directory do: solr start
from the Solr directory.
$ bin/solr start
If you are running Windows, you can start Solr by running bin\solr.cmd instead.
bin\solr.cmd start
This will start Solr in the background, listening on port 8983.
Help
$ bin/solr -help
Start Solr in the Foreground
$ bin/solr start -f
Start Solr with a Different Port
$ bin/solr start -p 8984
Stop solr
$ bin/solr stop -p 8984
$ bin/solr stop
$ bin/solr status
$ bin/solr create -c {name}
$ bin/solr create -help
$ bin/solr start -Dsolr.autoSoftCommit.maxTime=3000
$ bin/solr start -c
$ bin/solr start -cloud
$ bin/solr create -c autocomplete -d basic_configs
Creating new core 'autocomplete' using command:
http://localhost:8983/solr/admin/cores?action=CREATE&name=autocomplte&instanceDir=autocomplete
{
"responseHeader":{
"status":0,
"QTime":663},
"core":"jcg"}
java -Dtype=text/csv -Durl=http://localhost:8983/solr/autocomplete/update -jar post.jar books.csv
SimplePostTool version 5.0.0
Posting files to [base] url
http://localhost:8983/solr/autocomplete/update
using content-type text/csv...
POSTing file books.csv to [base]
1 files indexed.
COMMITting Solr index changes to
http://localhost:8983/solr/autocomplete/update...
Time spent: 0:00:00.647
It is not recommended to modify managed-schema file manually. Use the Schema-UI to add the fields.
JSONP: is a method commonly used to bypass the cross-domain policies in web browsers (you are not allowed to make AJAX requests to a webpage perceived to be on a different server by the browser).
Solr auto complete
Type the search keyword
/


By the end of this lesson you will be able to -
There are 5 steps you might go through in making a process part of a Continuous Delivery system: document, test, script, version, and make it continuous. When you consider a process that needs to be part of a Continuous Delivery system, your question should be, “How is the process being accomplished now?”. For instance, let’s say you’ve got s deployment process. At a very high level, the process might be to stop an application server, copy a binary artifact, modify database connections and start the server. So, the first thing you’d do is.
You will document the process or refine existing process so that it can be automated. Writing documentation in this manner is significantly different than how most people write documentation because you can’t make any assumptions. Essentially you need to write it the way a program might read it. One of the main purposes of this to so that you’re able to repeat the process manually.
Write automated tests that verify the expected behavior. These tests will become part of the CD system. The tests will fail until you write an corresponding script. You can use the documentation as a way to determine the behavior to verify.
Script - Write an automated script to perform the activities based on your automated tests. You should roll up all course-grained scripts so that they can be run as a single command - for example, build, deployment, create environment test and so on. This way they can be run in headless mode in a Continuous Integration system
Version - Commit the scripts and the tests in your version-control system - such as Git, Subversion or Perforce
Continuous - Your Continuous Integration server can poll for changes to your version-control repository, when it finds changes it will run a single command to perform all of the activities for the job and then provide feedback through the dashboard, email or other feedback mechanisms. Once a process is tested, scripted, versioned and continuous, you can delete the documentation you created in step 1.
Review Infrastructure, configuration, application code and data scripts in GitHub.


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Integrating PySDL2¶
PySDL2 consists of two packages, sdl2
, which is a plain 1:1 API
wrapper around the SDL2 API, and sdl2.ext
, which offers enhanced
functionality for sdl2
.
The sdl2
package is implemented in a way that shall make it easy for
you to integrate and deploy it with your own software projects. You can rely
on PySDL2 as third-party package, so that the user needs to install it
before he can use your software. Alternatively, you can just copy the
whole package into your project to ship it within your own project
bundle.
Importing¶
The sdl2
package relies on an external SDL2 library for creating the
wrapper functions. This means that the user needs to have SDL2 installed or
that you ship a SDL2 library with your project.
If the user has a SDL2 library installed on the target system, the
ctypes
hooks of sdl2
try to find it in the OS-specific standard
locations via ctypes.util.find_library()
. If you are going to ship your
own SDL2 library with the project or can not rely on the standard mechanism of
ctypes
, it is also possible to set the environment variable
PYSDL2_DLL_PATH
, which shall point to the directory of the SDL2
library or consist of a list of directories, in which the SDL2 libraries can
be found.
Note
PYSDL2_DLL_PATH
is preferred over the standard
mechanism. If the module finds a SDL2 library in PYSDL2_DLL_PATH
,
it will try to use that one in the first place, before using any SDL2
library installed on the target system.
 You can set the environment
variable PYSDL2_DLL_PATH
before starting Python.
# Win32 platforms
set PYSDL2_DLL_PATH=C:\path\to\fancy_project\third_party
# Unix/Posix-alike environments - bourne shells
export PYSDL2_DLL_PATH=/path/to/fancy_project/third_party
# Unix/Posix-alike environments - C shells
setenv PYSDL2_DLL_PATH /path/to/fancy_project/third_party
# Define multiple paths to search for the libraries - Win32
set PYSDL2_DLL_PATH=C:\first\path;C:\second\path
You also can set the environment variable within Python using
os.environ
.
os.environ["PYSDL2_DLL_PATH"] = "C:\\path\\to\\fancy_project\\third_party"
os.environ["PYSDL2_DLL_PATH"] = "/path/to/fancy_project/third_party"
Note
If you aim to integrate sdl
directly into your software and do
not want or are not allowed to change the environment variables, you
can also change the os.getenv("PYSDL2_DLL_PATH")
query within the
sdl2/dll.py (or sdl2/sdlimage.py, sdl2/sdlttf.py, sdl2/sdlgfx.py)
file to point to the directory, in which you keep the DLL.
Using different SDL2 versions¶
PySDL2 tries to provide interfaces to the most recent versions of the SDL2 libraries. Sometimes this means that PySDL2 tries to test for functions that might not be available for your very own project or that are not available on the target system due to a version of the specific library. To check, if the SDL2 libraries do not provide certain functions, you can enable the specific warnings for them.
>>> python -W"module"::ImportWarning:sdl2.dll yourfile.py


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| 256 | (C) | For his trybute was loste . as nathan hym tolde |
| 257 | (D) | For his tribut was tynt as Nathan hym tolde |
| 257 | (E) | for his trybuyt was nat payd . as nathan hym toolde |
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| 254 | (P) | For his tribute was vntane as Natan talde had |
| 254 | (U) | For his tribut is tynt / as Nathan him tolde |
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THE CANNIBALS A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1989 Thomas E. Billings
Screened at its U.S. premiere at the San Francisco International Film Festival (March 14, 1989).
Synopsis: Opera stars turn cannibal in this film, a parody of grand opera, with a savage (and frequently sick) sense of humor. Very strange!
Portugal/France (Portuguese with English subtitles), 1988, color, 100 minutes.
Director/Screenplay: Manoel de Oliveira (based on a work by Alvaro Carvalhal) Producer: Paolo Branco Principal Cast: Leonor Siveira, Luis Miguel Cintra, Diogo Doria Print Source: Portuguese Film Institute
This film is an opera about the romance (and eventual marriage) of a beautiful lady to a rather morose Viscount, while an intensely jealous rival suitor (his name is Don Juan) looks on from the sidelines. On the wedding night, a series of bizarre and grotesque events occur, after which there is a controversy over a well-charred roast -- could it be human?
The first hour of the film is rather tedious, as the Director spoofs all the conventions of "grand opera" and costume dramas. The film's narrator serves as a built-in critic at times, providing literary criticism of the story as well. However, the viewer's patience is rewarded, as the sick and savagely funny events occur in the last half-hour.
A few points should be noted. Although the first half is tedious at times, there is some rather corny humor in it to make it endurable. Devoted opera fans may be offended by this film, and the many delightful ways it pokes fun at (and insults) opera conventions. Also, note that some of the humor in the second half is pretty sick. There were times when half the audience was laughing, while the other half was gasping in horror.
Technical merits. The photography is excellent, the period costumes and sets (1700's, "grand opera") are superb, and there is careful attention to detail. The acting is relatively good, considering that it is "opera style" (i.e., exaggerated facial gestures). The production values are very high; this is not a cheap film!
My overall evaluation of this film: good to very good. Is it worth seeing? This depends on how you feel about opera, and your sense of humor. Can you stand to sit through about 1 hour of opera (low volume, very little of the wailing, shrieking, and bellowing that opera fans call "art") for a half hour of savagely funny humor? Of course, if you like opera, you might like the film's spoofing of opera (i.e., in which case you might like the first hour). I thought it was pretty funny, but I hate opera so much that I resented having to wait so long to get to the good parts! However, this is a film worthy of serious consideration.
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Businessmodel of Sophos
Customer Segments
Sophos has a mass market business model, with no significant differentiation between customer segments. The company targets its offerings at organizations of all industries and sizes, including businesses, governments, universities, schools, hospitals, and law enforcement agencies.
Value Proposition
Sophos offers three primary value propositions: accessibility, convenience, cost reduction, and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by providing a wide variety of options. It has acquired several firms since its founding, including ENDFORCE, Utimaco Safeware AG, Astaro, VirusBuster, DIALOGS, Cyberoam Technologies, Mojave Networks, and SurfRight. These purchases have enabled the company to significantly diversify its portfolio and expand its capabilities.
The company offers convenience by making life simpler for its customers. Its products secure every end point of clients‘ networks, from laptops to mobile devices to web/e-mail traffic to virtual desktops and servers.
The company reduces costs by providing free trials for several of its software solutions, including Sophos Home for PCs and Macs, Sophos Mobile Security for iOS, Malware Removal Tool, and Virus Removal Tool.
The company has established a strong brand due to its success. Its products are used by over 100 million people in 150 countries. Its customers include 220,000 businesses, icnluding prominent firms such as Xerox, Pixar, Ford, Toshiba, Avis, Under Armour, and Northrop Grumman. In 2016 it generated $535 million in billings and $478 million in annual revenues. It has a client renewal rate of 90%. Lastly, it has won a number of honors, including the following:
- Recognition as a Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for Unified Threat Management (UTM), Endpoint Protection Platforms, and Mobile Data Protection
- Recognition as a Leader in The Forrester Wave for Enterprise Mobile Management
- The Channel Company’s CRN Award for Security Vendor of the Year two years in a row ### Channels
Sophos’s main channel is its network of channel partners and distributors. The company promotes its offering through its website, social media pages, webinars, seminars, trade shows, and conferences.
Customer Relationships
Sophos’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company assists customers in the following ways:
Support Services – Sophos offers a variety of service plans ranging from basic technical support to personalized delivery and access to senior support engineers. Several of the plans provide 24/7 phone and e-mail assistance and upgrades.
Training Services – Sophos offers certified training courses that provide instruction on how to use its products as well as updates on the latest product developments.
Professional Services – Sophos offers services for the implementation, configuration and upgrading of its solutions. The services are divided into the following categories:
- Plan Offerings – Includes Security Consulting and IT Security Architecture Design
- Build Offerings – Includes Sophos Quick Start and Enterprise Implementation
- Manage Offerings – Includes IT Security Health Check, Training, Managed Services and Residencies, and Project Management Despite this orientation, there is a self-service component. The company’s website features the Sophos Knowledge Center, which includes useful resources such as white papers, buyer’s guides, and analyst reports. It also provides access to its knowledgebase, which includes hundreds of online documentation files and thousands of articles. Lastly, there is a community element in the form of a forum where customers can interact with each other and industry experts.
Key Activities
Sophos’s business model entails designing and developing its software products and delivering associated services for customers.
Key Partners
Sophos’s key partners are the 20,000+ channel partners it relies on to help it sell its products. Many are members of the company’s partner program, which offers benefits such as competitive product discounts and deal registration, training and certification programs, joint lead generation programs, and support from a dedicated channel team.
The company also depends upon a set of suppliers that provide it with the goods and materials it needs to run is operations.
Key Resources
Sophos’s main resources are its human resources, who include the engineers that design and develop its software, the sales employees that promote and sell it, the customer service personnel who provide support, and the training/consulting staffers that provide instruction and advice.
Cost Structure
Sophos has a value-driven cost structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and frequent service enhancements. Its biggest cost driver is sales/marketing, a fixed expense. Other major drivers are cost of sales, a variable expense, and research/development, a fixed cost.
Revenue Streams
Sophos has one revenue stream: revenues it generates from sales of its software products under fixed term contracts and perpetual licenses.


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Son Dong, a cave belongs to the Phong Nha-Ke Bang grotto system in central Quang Binh Province, has been discovered to be the biggest in the world.
Son Doong cave, discovered by a local 18 years ago, is more than 200 meters wide, 150 meters high, and at least 6.5 kilometers long, though the explorers said they were unable to explore it fully. Bristish explorers have recently discovered that So Dong is much larger than the world’s biggest known cave. The biggest section of Son Dong is five kilometers in length, 200 meters high and 150 meters wide, said Howard Limbirt of the British Cave Research Association team searching the area April 10-14, 2009. Son Dong is much larger than Deer Cave in Malaysia, currently considered the world’s largest, an explorer said (Deer is 90 meters wide, 100 meters high and 2 kilometers long).
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Grand Magister Tifaren:
Unbelievable! Whose soul could the high priest want me to summon with dark magic? Doesn't he serve the god of light?
Show her Einhasad's Crucifix


Substance:
4-FA fluffy white powder, bought from two vendors who both claim 99% purity, product appears identical from both vendors and seems to be from the same batch. Primary dose from one vendor, redoses from the other vendor.
Supplements:
Piracetam
Mood:
Sleep-deprived and anxious about being very behind on a project that is past deadline
Purpose:
Testing my limits with 4-FA, seeing how it works starting my day with 3 hours of sleep and with multiple redoses in comparison to caffeine. I'm loving this drug and recommending it to people so I wanted to test my limits and make sure I'm not being too arbitrary in my endorsement.
Administration:
Weighed out doses on milligram scale. Mixed with fruit juice and gulped down shotglass style. Practically no taste. Kicks in fast enough that snorting or other ROA seem unnecessary and uninteresting.
Trip Report:
I pushed myself to the limits yesterday to see what would happen...
The night before I went to bed around 12:30am and then woke up around 4am and instead of going back to sleep like I usually do I dosed 120mg of 4-FA and 1.6g Piracetam. I ate a decent healthy breakfast and even though it started kicking in right away I was able to complete my meal.
For some reason at least in the first two hours every song I played sounded like it did the first time I took MDMA ... basically really really good. No rushing though unlike MDMA or Mephedrone.
Anyway it was super early in the morning so I had no distractions or interruptions like I usually do. I was able to sit down and work on my project for about 6 hours straight. Then I started feeling weird and realized I needed to eat something so I had a small snack. I then was able to work for about two more hours really effectively.
Considering I can usually only get like two hours work done in a day I was happy to have gotten eight hours done in a short period of time.
Anyway at this point I was super hungry all of the sudden, and it seemed like effects were wearing off. I ate a big meal and dosed 2.4g piracetam and 35mg of 4-FA. I tried to work but found myself incredibly extroverted and needing to socialize in a bad way, so I spent a couple hours socializing. Then the 3 hours of sleep caught up to me and as energetic as I was I felt exhausted. I guess the original dose was wearing off and because of the big meal it was taking awhile for the redose to kick in.
I had some weird effects from the nap, the nap itself was very tossing and turning and the dreams were super weird and made no sense. I slept for about two hours and when I woke up I had anxious rushing. The 4-fa redose kicking in mid nap definitely triggered an adrenaline release.
My heart was beating faster than usual like it would if I had just gotten in a car accident or something. I was hallucinating in an odd way and having various psychedelic thoughts that reminded me of a LSD comedown. It wasn't a lot of fun, I had to sit down and just calmly meditate with my eyes open and try to calm down the thoughts as I was worried about psychosis.
I felt like I was being flooded with adrenaline the way I do if I'm in the middle of a deep dream and then am woken up suddenly. Suffice it to say it was a bad idea to nap when I had just redosed on top of a big meal and it hadn't metabolized yet, I put myself into a sleep-deprived adrenaline-interrupted waking dream state.
Anyway I meditated for like 45 min to an hour or so and the adrenaline wore off. Then it's like all the effects of 4-FA came back and I went back to work for a few hours. I felt compelled to redose another 25mg as I was feeling good but wanted to feel more like the original 120mg dose. I took another 1.6g of piracetam as well.
When the second redose hit I realized I had gotten like 14 hours of work done on my project and just didn't feel like working on it. Instead I did the sorts of things I do on a recreational mephedrone trip. Primarily listen to music, dance, and socialize. I felt *extremely* extroverted and was having multiple text and instant messaging and IRC chats going on all at once. It was the opposite of my usual introverted state. I was posting lots of pics on facebook and that sort of thing.
At the same time I did still feel the effects of sleep deprivation. I was tired and could tell I was artificially energetic. And although earlier in the day the extroversion from the first redose made it super easy to talk on the phone, the second redose made it easy to text chat but I had a really hard time with verbal communication. I just seemed unable to pay attention to what someone was saying to me vocally, and told the person I was talking to that he needed to text me because I was zoned out.
Anyway I realized that on the second redose I did not eat at all and that blood sugar crash hit somewhere at the same time as the 4-fa started wearing off. When it wore off I was dead tired and hungry, so I snacked on a couple things, popped a 5-htp and went to sleep right on the dot of midnight.
I slept for 7.5 hours and felt like I was dreaming the entire time, I had weird dreams, and was tossing and turning in my sleep apparently since my sheets came completely untucked. Usually after sleep deprivation the previous night and working my butt off and socializing I'd still be kind of tired and want to sleep another cycle but this morning I just feel awake and refreshed. No hangover whatsoever, no compulsive need to grab the cup of coffee or energy drink to get going like I do when I'm taking equivalent amounts of caffeine for similar drug-binge sleep-deprived work sessions.
I've long said that I prefer mephedrone to caffeine, but the truth is that mephedrone is too euphoric and too scattered IME to take the place of caffeine when it comes to certain things like overcoming sleep deprivation to finish something when a deadline is looming. 4-FA gives energy drinks a run for their money, honestly, I really do think it would make the world's best energy drink if someone were able to make that happen. For the amount of equivalent stimulation 4-FA has almost no side effects compared to similar caffeine and energy drink stimulation.
The main issues I see are sleep deprivation and blood sugar. No matter what stim I take sleep deprivation will catch up with me, I can cheat sleep for the short term but I'll feel it. The appetite oppression is somewhat too good on 4-FA to where I forget to eat. This is especially true if I'm up for 30 hours or whatever, and remember eating several meals already. The sense of time is kind of off, it is probably a good idea to get a timer to go off every 4 hours to remember to eat. I don't know if its just me but when I haven't eaten in 6 or 7 hours I start feeling like crap, and it is easy to blame on the drug when in fact it was just not paying attention to eating patterns (which I guess is somewhat the drug's fault for killing appetite).
The nice thing though about the appetite suppressant is that I don't feel opposed to eating, it is not difficult to eat like it is on other appetite suppressing drugs. Healthy food actually feels and tastes healthy and there is no compulsion to overeat. I think this could be used for dieting if one can set timers to remember to eat. I can easily eat small meals throughout the day which is the best way to get high metabolism. But the double edged sword is that it is super easy to forget to eat, and the time wonkiness makes it seem like I already ate recently but it could have very well been four hours since the last meal, and only feel like an hour from a memory perspective.
Anyway I am still very impressed by this drug. It is not flawless, but I feel like it has far more benefits than negatives and that all negatives can be compensated for. It honestly seems safer than caffeine, and certainly doesn't have the physical addiction and withdrawal issues that caffeine does. It took some time to get used to the 4-fa comedown because it reminded me of caffeine comedown and I kept expecting to get migraines and wake up the next day needing coffee to function, but those issues haven't ever come.
I am completely sober today and feel well-rested and as if I did no drugs yesterday. I feel calm and peaceful and in a good mood. If instead I had binged yesterday on coffee or energy drinks I'd feel drained and anxious and depressed and like I needed a fix. I do still feel extroverted, which is new for me since my whole life I have been pretty introverted.
Conclusion:
4-FA is still a winner, it is like taking most of the positives of caffeine and mephedrone and almost no negatives. Equally good as a 'study aid' and a social/party drug. Not as euphoric as mephedrone, headspace is similar to mdma afterglow, no 'rushing'.
Pros:
Tons of clean energy. Short-lived subtle enjoyable euphoria for first 1/5 to 1/4 of trip. Easy to focus on a specific task, completely gets rid of ADD/OCD. No jitters, no compulsions to obsessively redose, no pupil dilation, no vasoconstriction. Music sounds wonderful like it does on MDMA. Easy to socialize, turns me into an extrovert even though I'm naturally shy/introverted. No compulsion to divulge secrets or profess love to random people. No hangover. Residual anti-depressant and anti-shyness effects. Lasts a long time.
Neutral:
Appetite suppression. Can be good or bad depending on how you look at it.
Cons:
While focus is easy it still takes discipline to stick to the task at hand. Anxiety goes away so it is harder to feel the need to focus on a project I'm supposed to do rather than on something fun. However it makes working on a project enjoyable instead of dreadful. Time gets wonky so it is easy to forget to eat or to think you've only spent an hour on something and realize it was four. It over comes sleep deprivation but doesn't cure it. I can become too focused on something trivial when there is something non-trivial of higher importance. Increased heart rate although less than most other stims. Crashy if I'm sleep deprived or have forgotten to eat, although sleep and/or food gets rid of the crash.
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public class ReaderInputStream
extends java.io.InputStream
InputStream
implementation that reads a character stream from a Reader
and transforms it to a byte stream using a specified charset encoding. The stream
is transformed using a CharsetEncoder
object, guaranteeing that all charset
encodings supported by the JRE are handled correctly. In particular for charsets such as
UTF-16, the implementation ensures that one and only one byte order marker
is produced.
Since in general it is not possible to predict the number of characters to be read from the
Reader
to satisfy a read request on the ReaderInputStream
, all reads from
the Reader
are buffered. There is therefore no well defined correlation
between the current position of the Reader
and that of the ReaderInputStream
.
This also implies that in general there is no need to wrap the underlying Reader
in a BufferedReader
.
ReaderInputStream
implements the inverse transformation of InputStreamReader
;
in the following example, reading from in2 would return the same byte
sequence as reading from in (provided that the initial byte sequence is legal
with respect to the charset encoding):
InputStream in = ... Charset cs = ... InputStreamReader reader = new InputStreamReader(in, cs); ReaderInputStream in2 = new ReaderInputStream(reader, cs);
ReaderInputStream
implements the same transformation as OutputStreamWriter
,
except that the control flow is reversed: both classes transform a character stream
into a byte stream, but OutputStreamWriter
pushes data to the underlying stream,
while ReaderInputStream
pulls it from the underlying stream.
Note that while there are use cases where there is no alternative to using
this class, very often the need to use this class is an indication of a flaw
in the design of the code. This class is typically used in situations where an existing
API only accepts an InputStream
, but where the most natural way to produce the data
is as a character stream, i.e. by providing a Reader
instance. An example of a situation
where this problem may appear is when implementing the DataSource
interface from the Java Activation Framework.
Given the fact that the Reader
class doesn't provide any way to predict whether the next
read operation will block or not, it is not possible to provide a meaningful
implementation of the InputStream.available()
method. A call to this method
will always return 0. Also, this class doesn't support InputStream.mark(int)
.
Instances of ReaderInputStream
are not thread safe.
WriterOutputStream
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream that uses the default character encoding
with a default input buffer size of 1024 characters. |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.nio.charset.Charset charset)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream with a default input buffer size of
1024 characters. |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.nio.charset.CharsetEncoder encoder)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream . |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.nio.charset.CharsetEncoder encoder,
int bufferSize)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream . |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.nio.charset.Charset charset,
int bufferSize)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream . |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.lang.String charsetName)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream with a default input buffer size of
1024 characters. |
ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader,
java.lang.String charsetName,
int bufferSize)
Construct a new
ReaderInputStream . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Close the stream.
|
int |
read()
Read a single byte.
|
int |
read(byte[] b)
Read the specified number of bytes into an array.
|
int |
read(byte[] b,
int off,
int len)
Read the specified number of bytes into an array.
|
public ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader, java.nio.charset.CharsetEncoder encoder)
ReaderInputStream
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- the target Reader
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charsetName
- the name of the charset encodingbufferSize
- the size of the input buffer in number of characterspublic ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader, java.lang.String charsetName)
ReaderInputStream
with a default input buffer size of
1024 characters.reader
- the target Reader
charsetName
- the name of the charset encodingpublic ReaderInputStream(java.io.Reader reader)
ReaderInputStream
that uses the default character encoding
with a default input buffer size of 1024 characters.reader
- the target Reader
public int read(byte[] b, int off, int len) throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
b
- the byte array to read intooff
- the offset to start reading bytes intolen
- the number of bytes to read-1
if the end of the stream has been reachedjava.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurspublic int read(byte[] b) throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
b
- the byte array to read into-1
if the end of the stream has been reachedjava.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurspublic int read() throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
-1
if the end of the stream
has been reachedjava.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurspublic void close() throws java.io.IOException
Reader
to be closed.close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in interface java.lang.AutoCloseable
close
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurs


Was there a nurse, social worker, psychologist, and/or counselor in schools you went to?
How common do you think these support staff are in schools?
Was there a nurse, social worker, psychologist, and/or counselor in schools you went to?
How common do you think these support staff are in schools?


Week 7 Cultural Blog
BootCoder
Stereotype Threat and Me
Harking back to an earlier blog entry, I identified the following values from successful moments in my life.
- Accomplishment
- Achievement
- Adventure
- Coolness under fire
- Cooperation
- Meaningful work
- Persistence
- Quality
- Responsibility
- Trustworthiness
If I were to pick one value here that stands above the rest in combating stereotype threat it would have to be cooperation. After all cooperation is the polar opposite of stereotype.
The others don't particularly lend themselves to combating stereotype threat, but I feel that they are terrific values none the less. Accomplishment, Achievement, Adventure, Coolness, Meaningful work, Persistence, Quality and Responsibility are all feelings I look forward to cultivating further during DBC.


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java.lang.Object org.omg.CORBA.TCKind
public class TCKind
The Java mapping of the IDL enum TCKind
, which
specifies the kind of a TypeCode
object. There is
one kind for each primitive and essential IDL data type.
The class TCKind
consists of:
int
constants, one for each
kind of IDL data type. These int
constants
make it possible to use a switch
statement.
TCKind
constants, one for each
kind of IDL data type. The value
field for
each TCKind
instance is initialized with
the int
constant that corresponds with
the IDL data type that the instance represents.
from_int
for converting
an int
to its
corresponding TCKind
instance
Example:
org.omg.CORBA.TCKind k = org.omg.CORBA.TCKind.from_int( org.omg.CORBA.TCKind._tk_string);The variable
k
represents the TCKind
instance for the IDL type string
, which is
tk_string
.
value
for accessing the
_value
field of a TCKind
constant
Example:
int i = org.omg.CORBA.TCKind.tk_char.value();The variable
i
represents 9, the value for the
IDL data type char
.
The value
field of a TCKind
instance
is the CDR encoding used for a TypeCode
object in
an IIOP message.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
_tk_abstract_interface
The int constant for the IDL data type abstract interface . |
static int |
_tk_alias
The int constant for the IDL data type alias . |
static int |
_tk_any
The int constant for the IDL data type any . |
static int |
_tk_array
The int constant for the IDL data type array . |
static int |
_tk_boolean
The int constant for the IDL data type boolean . |
static int |
_tk_char
The int constant for the IDL data type char . |
static int |
_tk_double
The int constant for the IDL data type double . |
static int |
_tk_enum
The int constant for the IDL data type enum . |
static int |
_tk_except
The int constant for the IDL data type except . |
static int |
_tk_fixed
The int constant for the IDL data type fixed . |
static int |
_tk_float
The int constant for the IDL data type float . |
static int |
_tk_long
The int constant for the IDL data type long . |
static int |
_tk_longdouble
The int constant for the IDL data type longdouble . |
static int |
_tk_longlong
The int constant for the IDL data type longlong . |
static int |
_tk_native
The int constant for the IDL data type native . |
static int |
_tk_null
The int constant for a null IDL data type. |
static int |
_tk_objref
The int constant for the IDL data type objref . |
static int |
_tk_octet
The int constant for the IDL data type octet . |
static int |
_tk_Principal
The int constant for the IDL data type Principal . |
static int |
_tk_sequence
The int constant for the IDL data type sequence . |
static int |
_tk_short
The int constant for the IDL data type short . |
static int |
_tk_string
The int constant for the IDL data type string . |
static int |
_tk_struct
The int constant for the IDL data type struct . |
static int |
_tk_TypeCode
The int constant for the IDL data type TypeCode . |
static int |
_tk_ulong
The int constant for the IDL data type ulong . |
static int |
_tk_ulonglong
The int constant for the IDL data type ulonglong . |
static int |
_tk_union
The int constant for the IDL data type union . |
static int |
_tk_ushort
The int constant for the IDL data type ushort . |
static int |
_tk_value
The int constant for the IDL data type value . |
static int |
_tk_value_box
The int constant for the IDL data type value_box . |
static int |
_tk_void
The int constant for the IDL data type void . |
static int |
_tk_wchar
The int constant for the IDL data type wchar . |
static int |
_tk_wstring
The int constant for the IDL data type wstring . |
static TCKind |
tk_abstract_interface
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_abstract_interface . |
static TCKind |
tk_alias
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_alias . |
static TCKind |
tk_any
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_any . |
static TCKind |
tk_array
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_array . |
static TCKind |
tk_boolean
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_boolean . |
static TCKind |
tk_char
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_char . |
static TCKind |
tk_double
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_double . |
static TCKind |
tk_enum
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_enum . |
static TCKind |
tk_except
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_except . |
static TCKind |
tk_fixed
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_fixed . |
static TCKind |
tk_float
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_float . |
static TCKind |
tk_long
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_long . |
static TCKind |
tk_longdouble
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_longdouble . |
static TCKind |
tk_longlong
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_longlong . |
static TCKind |
tk_native
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_native . |
static TCKind |
tk_null
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_null . |
static TCKind |
tk_objref
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_objref . |
static TCKind |
tk_octet
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_octet . |
static TCKind |
tk_Principal
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_Principal . |
static TCKind |
tk_sequence
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_sequence . |
static TCKind |
tk_short
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_short . |
static TCKind |
tk_string
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_string . |
static TCKind |
tk_struct
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_struct . |
static TCKind |
tk_TypeCode
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_TypeCode . |
static TCKind |
tk_ulong
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ulong . |
static TCKind |
tk_ulonglong
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ulonglong . |
static TCKind |
tk_union
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_union . |
static TCKind |
tk_ushort
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ushort . |
static TCKind |
tk_value
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_value . |
static TCKind |
tk_value_box
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_value_box . |
static TCKind |
tk_void
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_void . |
static TCKind |
tk_wchar
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_wchar . |
static TCKind |
tk_wstring
The TCKind constant whose value field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_wstring . |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
protected |
TCKind(int _value)
Deprecated. Do not use this constructor as this method should be private according to the OMG specification. Use from_int(int) instead. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static TCKind |
from_int(int i)
Converts the given int to the corresponding
TCKind instance. |
int |
value()
Retrieves the value of this TCKind instance. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final int _tk_null
int
constant for a null
IDL data type.
public static final int _tk_void
int
constant for the IDL data type void
.
public static final int _tk_short
int
constant for the IDL data type short
.
public static final int _tk_long
int
constant for the IDL data type long
.
public static final int _tk_ushort
int
constant for the IDL data type ushort
.
public static final int _tk_ulong
int
constant for the IDL data type ulong
.
public static final int _tk_float
int
constant for the IDL data type float
.
public static final int _tk_double
int
constant for the IDL data type double
.
public static final int _tk_boolean
int
constant for the IDL data type boolean
.
public static final int _tk_char
int
constant for the IDL data type char
.
public static final int _tk_octet
int
constant for the IDL data type octet
.
public static final int _tk_any
int
constant for the IDL data type any
.
public static final int _tk_TypeCode
int
constant for the IDL data type TypeCode
.
public static final int _tk_Principal
int
constant for the IDL data type Principal
.
public static final int _tk_objref
int
constant for the IDL data type objref
.
public static final int _tk_struct
int
constant for the IDL data type struct
.
public static final int _tk_union
int
constant for the IDL data type union
.
public static final int _tk_enum
int
constant for the IDL data type enum
.
public static final int _tk_string
int
constant for the IDL data type string
.
public static final int _tk_sequence
int
constant for the IDL data type sequence
.
public static final int _tk_array
int
constant for the IDL data type array
.
public static final int _tk_alias
int
constant for the IDL data type alias
.
public static final int _tk_except
int
constant for the IDL data type except
.
public static final int _tk_longlong
int
constant for the IDL data type longlong
.
public static final int _tk_ulonglong
int
constant for the IDL data type ulonglong
.
public static final int _tk_longdouble
int
constant for the IDL data type longdouble
.
public static final int _tk_wchar
int
constant for the IDL data type wchar
.
public static final int _tk_wstring
int
constant for the IDL data type wstring
.
public static final int _tk_fixed
int
constant for the IDL data type fixed
.
public static final int _tk_value
int
constant for the IDL data type value
.
public static final int _tk_value_box
int
constant for the IDL data type value_box
.
public static final int _tk_native
int
constant for the IDL data type native
.
public static final int _tk_abstract_interface
int
constant for the IDL data type abstract interface
.
public static final TCKind tk_null
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_null
.
public static final TCKind tk_void
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_void
.
public static final TCKind tk_short
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_short
.
public static final TCKind tk_long
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_long
.
public static final TCKind tk_ushort
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ushort
.
public static final TCKind tk_ulong
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ulong
.
public static final TCKind tk_float
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_float
.
public static final TCKind tk_double
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_double
.
public static final TCKind tk_boolean
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_boolean
.
public static final TCKind tk_char
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_char
.
public static final TCKind tk_octet
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_octet
.
public static final TCKind tk_any
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_any
.
public static final TCKind tk_TypeCode
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_TypeCode
.
public static final TCKind tk_Principal
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_Principal
.
public static final TCKind tk_objref
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_objref
.
public static final TCKind tk_struct
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_struct
.
public static final TCKind tk_union
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_union
.
public static final TCKind tk_enum
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_enum
.
public static final TCKind tk_string
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_string
.
public static final TCKind tk_sequence
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_sequence
.
public static final TCKind tk_array
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_array
.
public static final TCKind tk_alias
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_alias
.
public static final TCKind tk_except
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_except
.
public static final TCKind tk_longlong
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_longlong
.
public static final TCKind tk_ulonglong
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_ulonglong
.
public static final TCKind tk_longdouble
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_longdouble
.
public static final TCKind tk_wchar
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_wchar
.
public static final TCKind tk_wstring
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_wstring
.
public static final TCKind tk_fixed
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_fixed
.
public static final TCKind tk_value
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_value
.
public static final TCKind tk_value_box
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_value_box
.
public static final TCKind tk_native
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_native
.
public static final TCKind tk_abstract_interface
TCKind
constant whose value
field is
initialized with TCKind._tk_abstract_interface
.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
@Deprecated protected TCKind(int _value)
from_int(int)
instead.
TCKind
instance initialized with the given
int
.
_value
- the int
to convert. It must be one of
the int
constants in the class
TCKind
.| Method Detail |
|---|
public int value()
TCKind
instance.
int
that represents the kind of
IDL data type for this TCKind
instancepublic static TCKind from_int(int i)
int
to the corresponding
TCKind
instance.
i
- the int
to convert. It must be one of
the int
constants in the class
TCKind
.
TCKind
instance whose value
field matches the given int
BAD_PARAM
- if the given int
does not
match the _value
field of
any TCKind
instance
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Today I tried updating to a new version of emoncms, and boom. As expected now the stuff won't work.
PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProcessArg in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/enum.php on line 3
I really don't have a clue. I was on v. 5 I guess (version is nowhere to be found in the interface). And after a gitt pull emoncms broke, so I had to install redit (not on the update page that info either). But now RMFpi board won't receive data.
Anyone a clue how to solve this?
We really need a more solid way of upgrading is you ask me.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
Hello jonrescca, did you update the rasperrypi module too?
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
I guess not. I tried updating following this tutorial, but it seems I ended up with emoncms 7 instead of 6 ;-)
http://emoncms.org/site/docs/upgrading
Any sugessions how to get emoncms fresh again, without losing data? Since now it seems the dashboards are now broken too.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
I've just updated the upgarding page with details for v7. Does it show any errors on the dashboards?
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
It shows errors when trying to add a new widget to the canvas. See the attached screenshot.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
Is anything else working apart from dashboards? Do you have redis installed?
The error's there are quite fundamental in that it cant find the session userid on line 114. It might be worth trying a clean install of the core files (not the database and your data) so if you rename your emoncms folder to something like emoncms_tmp and then do a fresh
git clone https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms.git
create a new copy of settings.php from default.settings.php and then insert your mysql database authentication details. See if that works with no errors and your feeds are accessible first.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
I did as advised, and did a git clone of the whole project including the raspberrypi module after moving the original aside. But still I get the same error. My installation is from the standard emoncms image that you provided for imaging the SD card.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
Do inputs and feeds work at all? Or is the feed list blank too?
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
Yeah, the inputs and feeds work al normal. It seems now that something changed from version 5 to 7. It's normal for the widget to display the error after adding. After configuring it goes away. Don't blame me for not trying first, since the error scared me ;-)
All running fine and dandy again.
Re: PHP Fatal error on raspberrypi_run.php
Sorry it is indeed a bug with emoncms the visualization error pre configuration, not sure how I missed it but I can see exactly the same here on my system when I try creating new widgets. Iridium had the same error here http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3674


Definitions
What does it mean to lack digital skills?
For the purpose of this Scorecard, we follow the National Skills Coalition’s use of the term which encompasses those who either have no, or limited, digital skills, as follows:
No digital skills: People with no digital skills failed to meet one or more of the three baseline criteria to even take the full digital skills assessment: 1) prior computer use, 2) willingness to take the computer-based assessment, or 3) ability to complete four out of six very basic computer tasks, such as using a mouse or highlighting text on screen.
Limited digital skills: People with limited digital skills can complete only very simple digital tasks that have a generic interface and just a few steps. As an example, people at this level would have a difficult time sorting email responses to an event invitation into pre-existing folders to keep track of who can and cannot attend an event.
Methods
In this section, we will walk you through an explanation of each indicator, and our criteria for determining whether a state qualifies for a 'yes' or 'no' for each indicator. Each indicator for each state is manually reviewed by our team from publically available information.
Tracking data on digital skills needs.
This indicator is based on whether the State demonstrates a recognition that digital skills are a growing need not only in the technology sector, but across occupations. The strongest States demonstrate this by collecting and disseminating user-friendly, comprehensive information on the specific digital skill needs of the State in addition to projections of occupations most likely to require these skills.
Comprehensive plan to address digital skills needs.
This indicator is based on whether the State demonstrates it has developed a plan that addresses the growing need for digital skills (beyond digital literacy) and focuses on future digital skilling efforts to meet such needs. Comprehensive plans to address digital skills needs go beyond general re-employment efforts (for example, those related to COVID-19 re-employment efforts). In many cases, these efforts are incorporated into broader “Future of Work” plans and commissions.
Direct access to free virtual digital skills training.
This indicator is based on whether the State demonstrates it offers resources that provide free virtual digital skills training directly from its main workforce development website. The strongest States make these resources easily accessible and through a variety of providers. These training opportunities are in addition to Eligible Training Provider Lists (ETPL) which each State is required to maintain for purposes of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
State has dedicated incumbent worker training funds.
This indicator is based on whether the State not only has dedicated incumbent worker funds but also that such funds may be used for foundational skills. This information is based upon “Funding Resilience: How public policies can support business in upskilling workers for a changing economy.”
State has technology-related apprenticeship programs planned or in place.
This indicator is based on whether the State demonstrates it has at least one technology-related apprenticeship program planned or in place.
State has a plan to address the digital divide (broadband).
This indicator is based on whether the State demonstrates it has officially published specific goals related to increasing broadband access. The strongest States have published comprehensive reports focused on the specific plan for reaching such goals.
Note: All data were collected solely through comprehensive searches on each State’s relevant websites and were last updated on January 1, 2021.
More Resources
The 2020 National Governor's Association State Guide for Preparing the Future Workforce calls on states to "Create opportunities and provide incentives for state employees to gain technological and digital skills. The state invests in and makes available to all state workers the no-cost advanced training they need for the work of the future."
A paper from Benton highlights efforts around digital equity plan. It highlights several city plans which all have digital skills as one aspect of the plan. Maine appears to be the only state with a plan
The San Francisco digital equity plan includes the goal that "all San Francisco residents have the necessary digital literacy to use technology in the most beneficial ways."
A recent National Skills Coalition paper focuses on digital skills. It includes some ideas about what policy makers could do, such as :
- Embedding digital literacy and problem-solving skills as allowable or required activities under existing workforce development, adult education, and higher education policies
- Investing in new Digital Literacy Upskilling grants to expand access to high quality digital skills instruction that meets industry and worker needs. These grants should support the development and implementation of programs that embed digital literacy skills as part of broader occupational skills training, integrated education and training, and other accelerated learning strategies.
This digital skilling policy in the European Union could serve as a helpful model.
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has launched a project called Going Digital which aims to "help countries implement an integrated policy approach to the digital transformation".
Some of the key findings in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) 2020 Future of Jobs Report point to the need for upskilling the workforce:
- The window of opportunity to reskill and upskill workers has become shorter in the newly constrained labour market. This applies to workers who are likely to stay in their roles as well as those who risk losing their roles due to rising recession-related unemployment and can no longer expect to retrain at work. For those workers set to remain in their roles, the share of core skills that will change in the next five years is 40%, and 50% of all employees will need reskilling (up 4%).
- The public sector needs to provide stronger support for reskilling and upskilling for at-risk or displaced workers. Currently, only 21% of businesses report being able to make use of public funds to support their employees through reskilling and upskilling. The public sector will need to create incentives for investments in the markets and jobs of tomorrow; provide stronger safety nets for displaced workers in the midst of job transitions; and to decisively tackle long-delayed improvements to education and training systems. Additionally, it will be important for governments to consider the longer-term labour market implications of maintaining, withdrawing or partly continuing the strong COVID-19 crisis support they are providing to support wages and maintain jobs in most advanced economies.


When Oath of Nissa enters the battlefield, look at the top three cards of your library. You may reveal a creature, land, or planeswalker card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in any order.
You may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast planeswalker spells.
"For the life of every plane, I will keep watch."
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OGW • EN Wesley Burt


Ruby on Rails with SQLite or PostgresQL for creating web applications or APIs. Test driven development & behavior driven development; Always know the state of your app with a simple `rake` command.
Utilizing popular frameworks with grids, like bootstrap, or with custom media queries I can create a completely responsive site. HTML, CSS, SASS.
Implement front end technologies like Javascript, JQuery and ReactJS for snappy interactions or single page applications.
Im new to the tech scene; I have a passion for coding, playing video games, and scuba diving. My passion for coding stems from my love of creating things with my own hands while simultaneously problem solving. Before attending The Iron Yard, I worked in retail for many years while attending college. While attending college I was unable to limit my interests to just one major as I had a thirst for knowledge and was always searching for that next challenge. The inspiration to attend The Iron Yard came from a realization that I could do anything through programming and there would always be that next challenge to overcome.


This guide intentionally focuses on the conceptual and architectural underpinnings of web development, rather than delving into the specifics of any specific web technologies (such as JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, PHP, and so on). Accordingly, this guide presents “technology-agnostic” web developer interview questions relating to:
Client-side (browser-based development) Server-side Transport DatabaseBrowser-based development presents numerous unique challenges to the developer, ranging from cross-browser anomalies, to sandbox limitations, to diverse performance characteristics across a wide array of client platforms and devices. Adept client-side web developers will be highly skilled at navigating these obstacles.


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1 But Yahweh will act mercifully toward the Israelite people; he will choose the people of Israel to be his people again, and he will allow them to return here and live in their own land again. Then people from many other countries will come here and unite with the Israelite people.
2 People of other nations will help them to return to their own land, and those who come from other countries will work for the Israelite people. Those who captured people of Israel will be captured by Israelite soldiers, and the people of Israel will rule over the people who previously oppressed them.
3 Some day Yahweh will free you Israelite people from suffering and trouble and from being afraid, and from being cruelly treated as slaves.
4 When that happens, you will make fun of the king of Babylon by singing a song like this:
"You treated us cruelly, but that has ended!

Everyone will sing again!
8 It will be as though even the trees in the forests will joyfully sing this song,
the cyprus trees and the cedar trees in Lebanon will sing it:
'You have been overthrown,
and now no one comes to chop us down.'
9 The dead people are all eagerly waiting for you to go to the place where they are.
The spirits of the world leaders
will be delighted to welcome you;
those who were kings of many nations before they died
will stand up to welcome you.
10 They will all shout to you together,
'Now you are as weak as we are!'
11 You were very proud and powerful,
but all that ended when you died,
along with the sounds of harps being played in your palace.
Now in your grave maggots will be under you like a sheet,
and worms will cover you like a blanket.'
12 You have disappeared from the earth like a star that fell from the sky;
you were very well known,
like the morning star is seen by everyone;
you destroyed many nations,
but now you have been destroyed.
13 You proudly said to yourself, 'I will ascend to heaven, to my throne above God's stars.
I will rule on the mountain where the gods gather together, far in the north.
14 I will ascend above the clouds and become like God himself!'
15 But you were not able to do that;
Instead, you were carried down to your grave,
and you went to the place where the dead people are.
16 The other dead people there stare at you;
they wonder what happened to you.
They say, 'Is this the man who caused the earth to shake
and caused the people in many kingdoms to tremble?
17 Is this the man who tried to cause the world to become a desert,
who conquered its cities and did not allow the people whom he captured to return to their homes?'
18 All the kings of the earth who have died were greatly honored when they were buried,
19 but your corpse will not be buried;
it will be thrown away like a worthless tree branch.

The descendants of wicked people like you will never be honored again."
21 People will say, "Slaughter this man's children
because of the sins that their ancestors committed!
Do not allow them to become rulers, and conquer all the nations in the world,
and fill the world with the cities that they rule!"
22 This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says:
"I myself will cause Babylon to be conquered.

That is what I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, say."
24 Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, has also solemnly promised this:
"The things that I have planned will surely happen.
25 When the army of Assyria is in my land of Israel,
I will crush them.
It will be as though I had trampled them on my mountains.
My people will no longer be the slaves of the people of Assyria;
It will be as though I had taken away the burdens that were on their shoulders.
26 There is a plan for everyone on the earth,
a plan to show the power of Yahweh to punish all the nations.
27 Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, has spoken,
and no one can change his mind.
When Yahweh raises his fist to strike Assyria,
no one will be able to stop him."
28 I received this message from Yahweh during the year that King Ahaz died:
29 You people of Philistia, do not rejoice that the enemy army that attacked you has been defeated
and that their king is dead.
He was as dangerous as a snake,
but there will be another king,
who will be more dangerous than a cobra;
he will be like a quick-moving poisonous snake.
30 Those of my people who are very poor will take care of their flocks of sheep,
and the needy people will lie down safely,
but I will cause you people of Philistia who are still alive
to die from famine.
31 So, you people of Philistia, wail at the gates of your cities!

Each of their soldiers is ready to fight.
32 If messengers from Philistia come to us Israelite people,
this is what we must tell them:
"Yahweh has created Jerusalem, not Philistia,
and his people who are oppressed will be safe inside the walls of Jerusalem."