RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1988 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Entertaining but unimaginative retelling of RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD with younger protagonists. An occasional clever joke but in general a degradation of this branch of the series. Rating: 0.
1. And now let us speak of the generations of the Living Dead. Now Richard Matheson was mindful of the popularity of vampires that stretcheth back to Dracula and yes, even unto Varney. And he said, "I shall make me a modern vampire story." And he took unto himself a typewriter and there was born a writing called I AM LEGEND. And the fans looked upon I AM LEGEND and they dubbed it pretty good.
2. Now I AM LEGEND begat three films in degrees that varieth. And their names are INVISIBLE INVADERS, THE LAST MAN ON EARTH, and THE OMEGA MAN. The two younger admitted their parentage, but not the oldest. The two older were meager of budget, but not the youngest. But it was the middle one, THE LAST MAN ON EARTH, than became the father of generations. It starred Vincent Price and was made in the distant land of Italy.
3. And it came to pass that in the land of Pittsburgh there dwelt a lowly maker of television commercials. And his name was George Romero. And Romero looked upon THE LAST MAN ON EARTH and sayeth unto himself, "Now there is how to make a horror movie for few pieces of silver." And he spake unto John Russo, saying, "Write me a script." And in the fullness of time there was NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD.
4. But NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD was poor of prospect and none had heard of it and fewer cared. And it played only at theaters with big screens and no walls.
5. And Roger Ebert looked upon it and his eye was offended. And he took unto himself a typewriter and spake unto legions of his anger, a very grievous error. And the READERS' DIGEST was among the legions who heard his lamentations and repeated his words unto hosts. And the hosts repeated the words unto multitudes.
6. And NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD prospered. And John Russo took unto himself a typewriter and wrote the novel of the film.
7. And in the fullness of time George Romero saw that there were multitudes who were mindful of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and he made DAWN OF THE DEAD. And in the land of Italy DAWN OF THE DEAD was known by the name of ZOMBIE and multitudes had audience with it.
8. And Lucio Fulci said, "Here is how to make a film for not many pieces of silver but which will call forth legions." And he made ZOMBIE II. And in the land of America there had been no ZOMBIE I, so there ZOMBIE II was called ZOMBIE. And in the lands of Italy and America there were legions of filmmakers who looked upon the prosperity. And they had envy of audiences of multitudes and of the smallness of the investment. And many made films like unto what they had seen.
9. And John Russo looked upon the storm and lo he was wonderly wroth. Had he not written the writing of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD? And the courts said, yes, he did. And lo, did this not mean he could also make sequels? But Romero said no, he knew whereof he wanted the series to go. But the courts spake unto Romero, saying "Give unto Russo equal right." And he did.
10. And John Russo took unto himself a typewriter and wrote a book called RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD. And in the fullness of time he made him a film called RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, though it were not in the likeness of the book.
11. And George Romero made a third "Living Dead" film, DAY OF THE DEAD. And it was released in a short span of days from RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD. And audiences looked upon RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD and many were well pleased. But when audiences looked upon George Romero's DAY OF THE DEAD, many said that his day was done.
12. And John Russo was well used to writing novels from "Living Dead" films. And, yea, it came to pass that he wrote a novel of the film RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD and called it RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD. And some fans and librarians were wonderly wroth and spake in anger, saying, "One author cannot write two entirely different novels and give them but one title. For lo, many libraries are geared to the principle that if two novels have but one author they will have different titles. And if two novels have but one title they will have different authors." But John Russo turned his face from these people. And, in truth, few libraries had either book.
13. And it came to pass that RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD was popular unto its generation and it begat RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II.
14. Let us speak now of RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II and so that the ear of the mind not become weary, let us lapse into modern English.
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II is a bit like RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD-- JUNIOR EDITION. The story has been scaled sown so that two teens and one pre-teen can be the heroes.
Jesse Wilson (played by Michael Kenworthy) is bullied by the older kids in the neighborhood.  It is assumed you know from the previous film that the military has packed corpses from a nerve gas accident in these canisters and opening them will lead to a new plague of zombies. Now, Jesse knows there are some things boy was not meant to tamper with. He is willing to leave the corpses alone, but his two tormentors (of course) have all the sense that adults have in this film (namely none). Soon the cat's out of the bag, the corpse's out of the canister, and a bunch more from a nearby graveyard are climbing for higher ground. The remaining story provides jolts but no surprises.
The horror content of RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II is overly familiar; the graveyard humor occasionally hits paydirt but not often enough. To further confuse matters, James Karen and Thom Mathews, who died in the previous film but didn't realize it until hours later, reprise almost identical roles with different character names and die again in just the same way.
The best way to make a sequel to a popular horror film is either to tell a different story or to tell the same story but tell it more creatively (as EVIL DEAD II and, to a lesser extent, NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET III did). RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD II does neither but does succeed in putting its tongue further in its cheek than its predecessor did. For the few good gags (and it spite of gross-out effects that give another sort of gags), rate it a 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Genealogy of the Living Dead
---------------- | Night of the | | Living Dead | |______________| | Romero | Russo ----------------------------------------- | | v v ---------------- ---------------- ----------------- | Dawn of | | (European) | | Return of the | | the Dead |===| Zombie | | Living Dead | |______________| |______________| |_______________| | | | | | v | | ----------------- | | (Fulci) | Return of the | | | | Living Dead 2 | | | |_______________| v v ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- | Day of | | (European) | | (American) | | the Dead | | Zombie II |====| Zombie | |______________| |______________| |______________|
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Supplier QML Type
Holds data regarding the supplier of a place, a place's image, review, or editorial. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtLocation 5.3 |
| Since: | Qt Location 5.5 |
Properties
- icon : PlaceIcon
- name : string
- supplier : QPlaceSupplier
- supplierId : string
- url : url
Detailed Description
Each instance represents a set of data about a supplier, which can include supplier's name, url and icon. The supplier is typically a business or organization.
Note: The Places API only supports suppliers as 'retrieve-only' objects. Submitting suppliers to a provider is not a supported use case.
Example
The following example shows how to create and display a supplier in QML:
import QtQuick 2.0 import QtPositioning 5.5 import QtLocation 5.6 Supplier { id: placeSupplier name: "Example" url: "http://www.example.com/" } Text { text: "This place is was provided by " + placeSupplier.name + "\n" + placeSupplier.url }
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Property Documentation
This property holds the name of the supplier which can be displayed to the user.
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For details on how to use this property to interface between C++ and QML see "Interfaces between C++ and QML Code".
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Shell Provisioner
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MSG_VIS_ADD_CHILD
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to mark the window group visible. The window will be opened, and it will receive a
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I have recently installed an Emonpi with optical pulse sensor to monitor output from my PV inverter via the generation meter attached to it. I would like to be able to see a live power figure for my PV generation but I cannot figure out how to configure the feeds in emoncms to do this. Obviously it would have to count the number of pulses over a fixed period of time in order to derive an average power for that period and wouldn't be very accurate when the pulses are slow at low outputs, but I could live with that. Has anyone got any suggestions for doing this?
Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Submitted by Toberwine on Sat, 22/08/2015 - 09:09»
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Will using the "kwhtopower" processor after calculating your accumulating kwh do what you want?
Paul
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
paul,
I haven't seen that processor but it sounds like it ought to help. I'll have a look and see what I can work out.
Thanks.
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Paul,
Maybe the process you are referring to is Power to kWh. That is the opposite of what I want to do!
Andrew
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/low-write/Modules/input/process_model.php#L282
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Ah! Just checked something fuelled by your comment and found it didn't make it into the menu of the low-write v8.5, but it is present in the code as linked above so I don't know what's happening there, This has been spotted before see this Re: V8.6 - 9.x (extended) Development discussion.
Paul
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi Paul. I take it that means I can't access this processor? Sorry but linking to reams of code isn't much help to this non-techy! I am just accessing the Emonpi in my browser, have nothing installed on my laptop and no server, wouldn't know how to update the Emonpi if I needed to without detailed instructions.
Andrew
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
It would seem that way,
My link to one specific line was that was the the only place I could think of to confirm the existence of the kwhtopower and that it was included in the low-write version, it wasn't until I thought about it some more as to why you hadn't seen it that I recalled the other thread, hence the second link.
Sorry. I don't really know what would be needed to get it functioning,
Paul
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Thanks Paul. Do you know of anyone I could ask?
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
I wish I could help, but unfortunately not :-{
Paul
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi,
Does your sketch send the number of pulses seen since the last sent ?
Does your sketch send data at a fixed and stable rate ?
If YES and YES, you can approximate the power without the kWh to power process.
Just apply a scaling factor to the number of pulses seen since the last sent.
Example with a meter with 1 pulse = 1Wh . If you got 4 pulses since the last sent and if you send data every minute, the approximate power is Power = Energy/time = 4Wh / (1/60h) = 240 W. Here the scaling factor is 60.
Eric
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately as I have explained earlier in this thread I am programming-illiterate. I don't know what a sketch is. In fact I probably don't have one. I am using an Emonpi as supplied with no alterations to the image (I hope that's the right term) or configuration settings.
Andrew
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Ok,
I just looked at the emonpi sketch.
It doesn't send the number of pulses since the last sent. It only sends the total pulses since boot.You may get the number of pulses since the last sent using the "Total pulse count to pulse increment" process. This process is available on some emoncms versions.
Is this process available on your EmonPi ? (check on the web interface)
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
The processes I have available are
Log to feed
Wh Accumulator
Power to kWh
Accumulator
Then calibration + -
Then input +-/x
Reset to zero
Allow positive
Allow negative
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Unfortunately, I see no other solution than modifying the sketch.
Otherwise, you can send your data on emoncms.org where the "Kwh to power" is available but you will start from scratch...
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Sorry Eric could you please explain in more detail your comment about starting from scratch?
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi,
If you make your RasperryPi send your data to emoncms.org, you will have to re-configure everything again ... input/feed/vis/dashboard.
Eric
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi Eric,
Thanks, In my ignorance I didn't realise there was a difference between what I have been doing to access the data (navigating my browser to emonpi/emoncms) and doing it via www.emoncms.org as you describe. I thought I had been uploading data to the web site whereas it seems I have only been accessing data stored on the emonpi!
Could you please point me in the direction of a guide on how to configure my emonpi to upload data to emoncms.org?
Andrew
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi,
Create an account on emoncms.org.
Log in and go to your account setting page (http://emoncms.org/user/view) to get your write API Key.
Then follow that.
Eric
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi Eric and thanks for you perseverance. I have tried what you suggested but have hit a brick wall as no nodes appear in my emoncms.org account. I assume I have to alter the configuration of the emonpi?
Andrew
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
You do indeed. See section 4 - Logging Data Remotely in the emonPi setup guide.
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Cheers Robert. I seem to have missed all this when I was setting up, perhaps because there was so much information I didn't know which bit I needed ;-)
Update - I seem to be going round in circles again, that's the same link I followed from Eric's post and it didn't explain how to configure the Emonpi
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Hi,
I have no Emonpi with me but I do not understand why do you say this page doesn't explain how to configure the emonpi in order to send data to emoncms.org. Everything is clearly explained. Maybe not as detailed as expected but it does the job.
Copy paste from that page :
As well as logging data to the local Emoncms installation, data can also be logged to a remote Emoncms server such as emoncms.org.
Assuming your still logged into Emoncms locally on the emonPi, select the EmonHub tab. Here we can edit the emonhub.conf configuration text file.
To enable remote logging, you will need the Write API Key of the Emoncms account you intend to post to. Paste this API key into the emonhub.conf file overwriting 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' at the bottom of the the Interfacers section then hit Save.
As mentioned in my previous post, the only thing which is not clearly written is that you have to create an account on emoncms.org first to get you apikey.
EDIT : you will not see appear your nodes in my emoncms.org as in Emonpi. Your data should appear in "Input".
Let us know,
Eric
Re: Converting optical kWh pulse count into power reading
Eric,
I think my confusion stemmed from trying to follow other instructions I'd found here on editing the conf file using something called putty, which I tried and failed to do.
The good news is that thanks to your help, and that of others in the Questions and Support thread, I now have my emoncms.org account up and running with data from my Emonpi.
I have used the kWh to power process but I would be interested fo know what calculations it carries out? I used the default settings.


Object Properties
Object properties relate one entity to another (not one class to another) [Harmse2018]. For example, an organization may be “part of” another organization. “part of” is an object property that describes the relations between the two individual organizations.
Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) uses the Relation Ontology (RO) [http://www.ontobee.org/ontology/RO] to define object properties.
Each object property can have a domain and a range. When we say property p has domain D, we mean that all triples of the form x P y, x is a D. When we say property p has range R, we mean that in all triples of the form x P y, y is an R.
For example, if we define an object property “author_of”, we might define the domain to be “Person” and the range to be “Information Content Entity”. If we write x author_of y, we know x is a Person and y is an Information Content Entity. 1
Common Object Properties
Some object properties are quite common in the representation of scholarship. Many representations involve the use of identifiers. People, publications, organizations and other entities may be “denoted_by” an identifier. We assert, for example,:
x a Person
y a ORCID
x denoted_by y
“denoted_by” has an inverse property “denotes.” If x is denoted_by y, then y denotes x. We could write the above as:
x a Person
y a ORCID
y denotes x
See Table 16 Common Object Properties. The pattern entity1 bearer_of role; role realized_in process; process has_output entity2 is quite common and describes the role entity1 had through a process in the creation of entity2. Each of these properties has an inverse, so we could assert equivalently, entity2 output_of process; process realizes role; role inheres in entity1.
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Notes |
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part of |
An entity is part of another entity |
|
has part |
Inverse of part of |
|
denotes |
The relation between an identifier and entity |
|
denoted by |
Inverse of denotes |
|
bearer of |
relation between a dependent and its bearer |
|
inheres in |
The inverse of bearer of |
|
realizes |
A process realizes a role |
|
realized in |
A role is realized in a process |
|
has output |
An occurrent has a continuant as an output |
|
output of |
A continuant is the output of an occurrent |
|
has quality |
An entity has another entity as a quality |
|
quality of |
An entity is a quality of another entity |
All Object Properties
See Table 7.
Term ID - Label |
Definition |
|---|---|
A core relation that holds between a part and its whole |
|
A core relation that holds between a whole and its part |
|
A relation between a realizable entity and a process, where there is some material entity that is bearer of the realizable entity and participates in the process, and the realizable entity comes to be realized in the course of the process |
|
A relation between a process and a realizable entity, where there is some material entity that is bearer of the realizable entity and participates in the process, and the realizable entity comes to be realized in the course of the process |
|
A (currently) primitive relation that relates an information artifact to an entity. |
|
A primitive, instance-level, relation obtaining between an information content entity and some portion of reality. Denotation is what happens when someone creates an information content entity E in order to specifically refer to something. The only relation between E and the thing is that E can be used to ‘pick out’ the thing. This relation connects those two together. Freedictionary.com sense 3: To signify directly; refer to specifically |
|
Inverse of the relation ‘denotes’ |
|
The property that associates an organization occupies a geographical location is it has one of more people at the location, or has legal rights to the location |
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The property that associates an occurent which has an occurent part wholly contained within it |
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The property that associates a process boundary with the time instant at which the process boundary occurs |
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The property that associates an organization with a concept that the organization manifests in its work |
|
The property that associates an organization with its website |
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The property that associates a website with its organization |
|
The property that associates an organization with the organization that succeeds it. The preceeding organization ceases to exist, the successor is brought into existence |
|
The property that associates an on organization with the organization that preceeded it |
|
The property that associates an organization with one of its organizational parts |
|
The property that associates an organization part with the organization of which it is a part |
|
The property that associates an organization with another organization that is not an organizational part associatiion |
|
The property that associates an organization with a part that is now independent |
|
The property that associates an organization with an organization of which it was formerly a part |
|
The property that associates an organization with one of its members |
|
The property that associates a member organizaiton with the organization of which it is a member |
|
The property that assocates an organization with an employee of the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with the organization of which that person is an employee |
|
The property that associates an organization with a person who is associated with the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with an organization with which they are associated |
|
The property that associates an organziation with the person who is the head of the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with an organization which they are they head of |
|
The property that associates an organization with a person who volunteers for the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with an organization for which they volunteer |
|
The property that associates an organization with a person who is appointed by the organization to some post or position within the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with the organization which has appointed the person to some post or position within the organization |
|
The property that associates an organization with a person who is a member of the organization |
|
The property that associates a person with an organization of which the person is a member |
|
A relation between a specifically dependent continuant (the dependent) and an independent continuant (the bearer), in which the dependent specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between an independent continuant (the bearer) and a specifically dependent continuant (the dependent), in which the dependent specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between a continuant and a process, in which the continuant is somehow involved in the process |
|
A relation between a process and a continuant, in which the continuant is somehow involved in the process |
|
A relation between a quality and an independent continuant (the bearer), in which the quality specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between a role and an independent continuant (the bearer), in which the role specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between an independent continuant (the bearer) and a quality, in which the quality specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between an independent continuant (the bearer) and a role, in which the role specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
A relation between an independent continuant (the bearer) and a disposition, in which the disposition specifically depends on the bearer for its existence |
|
Inverse of has disposition |
|
A relation between two independent continuants, the location and the target, in which the target is entirely within the location |
|
A relation between two independent continuants, the target and the location, in which the target is entirely within the location |
|
A part of relation that applies only between occurents. |
|
X overlaps y if and only if there exists some z such that x has part z and z part of y |
|
P has output c iff c is a participant in p, c is present at the end of p, and c is not present at the beginning of p. |
|
A mereological relationship or a topological relationship |
|
Inverse of has output |
|
An indicator of the temporal precision of a time instant |
- BFO_0000050 - part of
- BFO_0000051 - has part
- BFO_0000054 - realized in
- BFO_0000055 - realizes
- IAO_0000136 - is about
- IAO_0000219 - denotes
- IAO_0000235 - denoted by
- ORG_2000001 - occupies
- ORG_2000002 - has occurent part
- ORG_2000003 - has time instant
- ORG_2000004 - has organizational interest
- ORG_2000005 - has website
- ORG_2000006 - website of
- ORG_2000007 - has successor organization
- ORG_2000008 - successor organization of
- ORG_2000009 - has organizational part
- ORG_2000010 - organizational part of
- ORG_2000011 - affiliated with
- ORG_2000012 - has spin-off organization
- ORG_2000013 - spin-off organization of
- ORG_2000014 - has organizational member
- ORG_2000015 - organizational member of
- ORG_2000016 - has organizational employee
- ORG_2000017 - organizational employee of
- ORG_2000018 - has organizational associate
- ORG_2000019 - organizational associate of
- ORG_2000020 - has organizational head
- ORG_2000021 - organizational head of
- ORG_2000022 - has organizational volunteer
- ORG_2000023 - organizational volunteer of
- ORG_2000024 - has organizational appointee
- ORG_2000025 - organizational appointee of
- ORG_2000026 - has person member
- ORG_2000027 - person member of
- RO_0000052 - inheres in
- RO_0000053 - bearer of
- RO_0000056 - participates in
- RO_0000057 - has participant
- RO_0000080 - quality of
- RO_0000081 - role of
- RO_0000086 - has quality
- RO_0000087 - has role
- RO_0000091 - has disposition
- RO_0000092 - disposition of
- RO_0001015 - location of
- RO_0001025 - located in
- RO_0002012 - occurent part of
- RO_0002131 - overlaps
- RO_0002234 - has output
- RO_0002323 - mereotopologically related to
- RO_0002353 - output of
- unitType - temporal unit type
- Harmse2018
Harmse, Henrietta, A Common Misconception regarding OWL Properties, blog post, https://henrietteharmse.com/2018/06/22/a-common-misconception-regarding-owl-properties/
Footnotes
- 1
Are these the correct domain and range for such a property? Discuss.


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MuxPi software installation¶
Note
Below manual, assumes that you have MuxPi board connected to your machine’s local network and it is avaliable at <IP_ADDRESS> address. If you set another address or use DHCP server substitute that address for yours.
Note
It is recommended to cross-compile MuxPi’s software on your host machine, rather than install go-toolchain on MuxPi’s NanoPi NEO board.

Build binaries:
$ mkdir -p bin $ GOARCH=arm GOOARM=7 GOOS=linux go build -o bin/stm ./cmd/stm/ $ GOARCH=arm GOOARM=7 GOOS=linux go build -o bin/fota ./cmd/fota/
Setup¶
Install muxpi-power¶
Copy muxpi-power files to your MuxPi:
$ scp power/muxpi-power root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/usr/bin $ scp power/systemd/muxpi-power.service root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/etc/systemd/system
On your MuxPi device, enable and start muxpi-power service:
# systemctl enable muxpi-power.service # systemctl start muxpi-power.service
When you restart MuxPi board, you should see that after system boot, board comes alive - e.g. display lights up.
Install stm¶
Copy stm binary and systemd files to MuxPi device:
$ scp bin/stm root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/usr/bin/ $ scp stm/systemd/stm.service root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/etc/systemd/system $ scp stm/systemd/stm-user.socket root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/etc/systemd/system $ scp stm/systemd/stm.socket root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/etc/systemd/system $ scp stm/stm root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/usr/local/bin/stm
On your MuxPi device - create group stm and add your user (assumed to be
stm
:# groupadd stm # usermod -aG stm pi
On your MuxPi device - enable stm sockets:
# systemctl daemon-reload # systemctl enable stm.socket stm-user.socket # systemctl start stm.socket stm-user.socket
Note
Currently stm is not safe for concurrent use and requires root to operate (or whoever
/dev/ttyS2
permissions point to). It is recommended to install stm as an auto starting service as described above.Warning
stm.service should NOT be started manually or enabled, because when run through systemd, stm expects to be able to obtain the aforementioned socket paths from systemd, which is only possible when the service is launched by the sockets.
Install fota¶
Copy fota binary to MuxPi device:
$ scp bin/fota root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/usr/bin/
On your MuxPi device - create a symlink from
/usr/local/bin/fota
to/usr/bin/fota/
. Only/usr/local/bin/fota/
should be used by software interfacing with MuxPi. This allows to swap fota implementation to your preferred tool:# ln -s /usr/bin/fota /usr/local/bin/fota
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Module: Fishbans::PlayerSkins
- Included in:
- Fishbans
- Defined in:
- lib/player_skins.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#get_player_front(username, size = 100) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the entire front of the player.
-
#get_player_head(username, size = 100) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the front face of the player head.
-
#get_player_image(username, type, size) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
private
Gets the player image for the type.
-
#get_player_skin(username, size = 64) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the player's raw skin.
Instance Method Details
#get_player_front(username, size = 100) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the entire front of the player.
20 21 22 |
# File 'lib/player_skins.rb', line 20 def get_player_front(username, size = 100) get_player_image(username, 'player', size) end |
#get_player_head(username, size = 100) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the front face of the player head.
11 12 13 |
# File 'lib/player_skins.rb', line 11 def get_player_head(username, size = 100) get_player_image(username, 'helm', size) end |
#get_player_image(username, type, size) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image (private)
Gets the player image for the type.
42 43 44 45 46 |
# File 'lib/player_skins.rb', line 42 def get_player_image(username, type, size) url = "http://i.fishbans.com/#{type}/#{username}/#{size}" response = get(url, false) ChunkyPNG::Image.from_blob(response.body) end |
#get_player_skin(username, size = 64) ⇒ ChunkyPNG::Image
Gets the image for the player's raw skin.
29 30 31 |
# File 'lib/player_skins.rb', line 29 def get_player_skin(username, size = 64) get_player_image(username, 'skin', size) end |


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Program started at Mon-07-May-2007 16:43.
Analysed requests from Mon-01-May-2006 00:00 to Mon-30-Apr-2007 23:59 (365.00 days).
(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary)
This report contains overall statistics.
Successful requests: 168,952,531
Average successful requests per day: 462,884
Successful requests for pages: 56,710,499
Average successful requests for pages per day: 155,371
Failed requests: 74,322
Redirected requests: 3,549,310
Distinct files requested: 1,288
Distinct hosts served: 1,623,297
Corrupt logfile lines: 11,569
Unwanted logfile entries: 52,279,321
Data transferred: 2.85 terabytes
Average data transferred per day: 7.99 gigabytes
(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary)
This report lists the activity in each month.
Each unit () represents 200,000 requests for pages or part thereof.
| month | reqs | pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 2006 | 5710809 | 2269474 | |
| Jun 2006 | 2312047 | 1025767 | |
| Jul 2006 | 3956857 | 1653122 | |
| Aug 2006 | 8390974 | 3039311 | |
| Sep 2006 | 16622730 | 5641570 | |
| Oct 2006 | 20556693 | 7145251 | |
| Nov 2006 | 19283746 | 6675636 | |
| Dec 2006 | 14406973 | 4691645 | |
| Jan 2007 | 18725023 | 6143636 | |
| Feb 2007 | 18414131 | 5759989 | |
| Mar 2007 | 20904739 | 6638944 | |
| Apr 2007 | 19667809 | 6026154 |
Busiest month: Oct 2006 (7,145,251 requests for pages).
(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary)
This report lists the total activity for each day of the week, summed over all the weeks in the report.
Each unit () represents 300,000 requests for pages or part thereof.
| day | reqs | pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | 28951271 | 9546701 | |
| Mon | 35182692 | 11734184 | |
| Tue | 24584025 | 8327676 | |
| Wed | 22064948 | 7421035 | |
| Thu | 19616845 | 6731990 | |
| Fri | 17632023 | 6110930 | |
| Sat | 20920727 | 6837983 |
(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary)
This report lists the total activity for each hour of the day, summed over all the days in the report.
Each unit () represents 100,000 requests for pages or part thereof.
| hour | reqs | pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2510348 | 933605 | |
| 1 | 1229167 | 537170 | |
| 2 | 722094 | 362522 | |
| 3 | 565001 | 331233 | |
| 4 | 503046 | 300084 | |
| 5 | 579250 | 312392 | |
| 6 | 1231370 | 540961 | |
| 7 | 3113017 | 1124449 | |
| 8 | 6873573 | 2264696 | |
| 9 | 9696725 | 3175524 | |
| 10 | 9993526 | 3279471 | |
| 11 | 10066648 | 3343249 | |
| 12 | 11356516 | 3789723 | |
| 13 | 11343340 | 3746724 | |
| 14 | 9183943 | 3090728 | |
| 15 | 9279900 | 3115617 | |
| 16 | 10657528 | 3512900 | |
| 17 | 11828397 | 3811475 | |
| 18 | 12072466 | 3925375 | |
| 19 | 11876960 | 3885908 | |
| 20 | 11119106 | 3666014 | |
| 21 | 10055241 | 3317971 | |
| 22 | 8249375 | 2703652 | |
| 23 | 4845994 | 1639056 |


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Marcia Spooner won the Rhos by-election
by Elizabeth BradfieldA Plaid Cymru candidate has won a Neath Port Talbot Council by-election by an overwhelming majority, taking the seat away from Labour.
Marcia Spooner won the Rhos by-election on Thursday, November 14.
A community councillor and local school governor, Cllr Spooner received 359 votes with the Conservative candidate, Yvonne Gillian McGarry Lewis, coming second with 162 votes and Labour’s Rupert James Denholm-Hall in third place with 145 votes.
Cllr Spooner, who works as an office manager for Plaid Cymru AM Dai Lloyd, campaigned as the only candidate who lived in the ward and said she would help make the villages of Rhos, Gellinudd and Fforestgoch a safer place.
Her share of the votes at 54% was 23% up from the previous election.
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Cllr Spooner said: “I am delighted to be elected to represent the people of Rhos on Neath Port Talbot Council and want to thank everyone for their support.”
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It works with CORS but needs some additional setup.
How to enable CORS with jboss-cli :
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[gecode-users] Fwd: Windows x86 (32 bit, MSVC 2010): Gecode-4.0.0-x86-2010.msi
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Sun Apr 7 19:38:59 CEST 2013
Hi,
All versions are built against Qt 4.8.4 compiled with the respective MSVC
compiler.
Cheers
Christian
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Alexis Cothenet
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To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Fwd: Windows x86 (32 bit, MSVC 2010):
Gecode-4.0.0-x86-2010.msi
Subject: Windows x86 (32 bit, MSVC 2010): Gecode-4.0.0-x86-2010.msi
Hi,
I heard about the new Gecode 4.0 version and decided to give a try with the
version given in the title.
Could you indicate me what is the QT version used for the compilation ?
I have a crash launching my application when i create a Gist object or a
GistMainWindow object.
I use QtCreator with the QT5 version Windows 32 bits MS2010.
This is the error message :
QWidget: Must construct a QApplication before a QPaintDevice
Thank you.
Best regards,
Alexis
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Setting: Easter night. My father is out of town and my mother has been asleep for a few hours. I was planning to take them yesterday, but I ended up having to take care of a friend on a large dose of LSD instead. I have never really rolled by myself before, and decided it?s time to try.
11:30pm - I ingest one pill. The pills are large and thin, domed on both sides. They look like they?re white with brown spots sprayed on them that seem to smudge if you lick them. I tested it with a kit that gave a positive reaction for MDxx. I have heard these pills referred to by several names, including chocolate chips, cookies and cream, and salt and pepper, but most commonly I?ve heard them called pressed mollies. I?m feeling a bit anxious because I dislike the ?coming up? part of taking ecstasy, but I know that eventually that feeling will give way into a wonderful sensation. For now I?ll just listen to music and read while I wait and try to keep my mind off of my anticipation and anxiety. (I notice that as soon as I take a pill, I have a psychosomatic reaction and think that I am already feeling physically different, although consciously I know that it?s all in my head.)
11:46pm - Already feeling noticeably different. A bit of a ?rushy? sensation - sort of like when you feel very nervous or excited - throughout my chest/and stomach. I?m also noticeably warmer. Things seem different, but in a way that defies explanation. I feel like I?m typing more quickly and making more mistakes. Pulse is noticeably elevated. This is the come-up, the part that I don?t like. I?m listening to music and talking to some friends on the computer to keep myself occupied. Concentrating is a bit difficult because I feel like the inside of me is going faster than everything outside of me, if that makes any sense.
11:51pm - Effects have increased a surprising amount in just the last five minutes. I feel fuzzy-headed and warm, and the ?rushy? feeling is subsiding a bit. I feel sort of like I?m moving through water and it?s beginning to turn into a pleasant feeling. My hands feel cold, in a very interesting and nice way. I?m still a bit nervous and jittery and I hope that will pass soon. I know it will eventually; it always does. I feel slightly queasy, but it?s not as bothersome as it would be if I were sober. I turn on some happy cheesy progressive trance and continue to wait for the feelings to level out.
11:56pm - Effects still steadily increasing. Mild visual distortions; things seem very clear yet blurry. Slightly nauseous. Still rushing a bit, but this is getting better. Talking to people is slightly more difficult but at the same time I?m much more interested in doing it, and in being in contact with people somehow. (Well, it?s called the love drug for a reason, right?) Music is wonderful.
12:01am - Noticeably harder to concentrate and type, but I?m going to follow this report through somehow! Alternately hot and cold, still rushy but the nausea has passed. I?m clenching my jaw a lot; perhaps I?ll try smoking a cigarette. I lit one and it?s a bit hard to smoke because of the clenching and jaw shattering. I shoulf probably find a pacifier or something to chew on or my jaw will hurt badly tomorrow. Cold, but too lazy and happy to do anything about it. I feel like I could write beautiful poetry in my head that could never be transcribed to paper. Music is seriously wonderful.
12:09am - All of the negative effects have passed except for the jaw tension. Listening to music and chatting with people online very openly. Definitely a good experience so far.
12:14am - It feels like a LOT more than five minutes since I made my last entry in this. I am very intoxicated and loving it. I need the pacifier so I don?t hurt my jaw. The clenchines in the only annoying part right now.
12:20am - These pills feel like MDA to me. It?s a slighty different body high and it?s very very strong. Perhaps the pills contain both? Perhaps another cigarette. I think perhaps in a little while I will take the other pill I have. I want the experience to be intense, and over at a semi-reasonable hour. I plan to be in bed by 6am at the latest.
12:24am - It definitely goes in waves. Sometimes I feel very clear and level and then it washes over me and I?m totally gone again. Wonderful!
12:33am - Heh, this is a pretty detailed trip report. Touching things feels wonderful and my body temperature keeps fluctuating. Having a wonderful time just talking with people on the computer.
12:55 - I can?t believe it?s only been twenty minutes! Time is going really slow.
1:13 - I just took another pill. This should be interesting.
2:24am - I totally forgot I was writing this. Typing is nearly impoissible now. Major visual distortions, very strong body high. I also smoked a bowl with a friend which seems to be intensify the experience. That took almost 5 minutes to write.
3:25am - Still doing pretty well. Effects are noticeably diminished bit but I smoked a large number of pot (which I almost never do) and I am quite stoned. Typing is still virtually impossible and I have to close one eye to read things. I?m greatly impressed by these pills.
3:45am - I am noticing less empathy and cuddliess and more of a psychedelic feeling is taking over. I am really feeling the amphetamine effect and a whole lot of pot.  That?s pretty good, especially considering I can TOTALLY see how people lost reality on these pills.
5:25am. Just about time for bed. Still feeling residual effects from the ecstasy; they were definitely quality pills. I smoked an ungodly amount of marijuana and now it is difficult doing much of anything at all, and so I think I will close this report. Definitely a rewarding experience; loved-up, happy, bonding. The jaw clenching was pretty bad, and I think that might be my only complaint.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Observer specialisation that uses a function as a callback. Does not have any scope or closure, if scope is needed, the MethodObserver class should be used. More...
#include <FunctionObserver.h>
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| FunctionObserver (ObserverFunc< TData > func) | |
| Creates a FunctionObserver. More... | |
| void | Callback (TData *data) |
| Callback function that is called when the Observable triggers. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from game::Observer< TData > | |
| Observer () | |
| Creates a new Observer. More... | |
| virtual | ~Observer () |
| Destroys the Observer. Unregisters from Observable if the Observable was registered with the SubscribeTo function. More... | |
| virtual void | Callback (TData data)=0 |
| Abstract callback function to be executed when the Observable is triggered. More... | |
| void | SubscribeTo (Observable< TData > *observable) |
| Subscribes the Observable to the given Observable and stores the subscription Id. Convenience function that is not fully conform to the observable pattern (it's use is optional). More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from game::Observer< TData > | |
| int | mSubscriptionId = -1 |
| Observable< TData > * | mObservable |
Observer specialisation that uses a function as a callback. Does not have any scope or closure, if scope is needed, the MethodObserver class should be used.
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Creates a FunctionObserver.
| func | The Callback function |
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Callback function that is called when the Observable triggers.
| data | The Data coming from the Observable. |


I'm writing this the morning after it happened.
At approximately 10:10 in the night, I decided to start it fun and grabbed my bag of ~150mg methoxetamine. I set up a line from the powder, which was approximately 1/4th of the remaining powder, so about 35-40mg. I insufflated the line, and sat back to await the effects I've grown to love. At about 10:20, being impatient and STUPID, I proceeded to do another line of MXE, a large one that was about 1/2 the remaining powder, which was about 55mg of MXE. I once again leaned back to await the peaceful mind-numbing opioid effects that this rare substance has.
At around 10:45, I was feeling incredibly high, and decided that I would not do anymore until later in the night. This went on for about an hour with no change in scenery, and I was left feeling a somewhat annoying, debilitating drunk high without much in the way of tripping. I put on some music to try and put myself in the mood to trip, and it sounded tinny and unfriendly. At around 11, for God knows what reason, I decided to finish the rest of the bag, pushing my dose up to approximately 150mg in the night. I've heard reports of people doing much more, but everyone's body is different. At around 12:00, I noticed that I was still climbing ever higher, and the trippy effects were becoming less pronounced and replaced by toxic ones.
At 12:15, I began feeling an incredible nausea come over me that was completely foreign to this substance, I have never in my time with it experienced nausea. I raced to the bathroom so as not to vomit all over the floor, and vomited A LOT of material up (note that I hadn't eaten since around 5:00 that day, there was not much in my stomach at the time of the experience). At this point, I did not really feel high, just the toxic effects of the Methoxetamine coursing through me.
At 12:35, I took my heart rate, which was an alarming 48 while resting (my resting HR is normally around 70). I took it again, and this time it was 78. I realized that my heartbeat was sporadic, and it was jumping from between 50 to 80. It would skip a beat, then beat twice to try and make up for it, all the while I continued to climb into a drunken haze.
At 12:40, the idea of an overdose quickly took hold of me, and I realized that I may very well have done way too much. I contemplated calling 911, but decided against it, for 2 reasons. 1, I'll find that in a dissociative haze, I don't really care about anything, and at the time the idea of death sounded like a joke to me, and secondly, I had a lot of illegal drugs laying around the house that I would have not been capable of cleaning up. Also at the time, I was becoming higher and higher, and I doubt I could have figured out how to work a phone.
At 1, I began having severe stomach upsets, with alternating diarrhea and vomiting. The diarrhea looked strange and red, as if there was blood in it, as did the vomiting (although I doubt the validity of this statement, as I often hallucinate the color red on dissociatives), and I was overcome with the idea that this night would be my last.
At 1:30, I stumbled into bed, tried to clean up the stashes all around me the best I could, and lay in the sweat-drenched cold, hoping to drift off into sleep and not death.
Upon awakening in the morning, I was still high, with my body coordination severely off-kilter and my vision choppy and distorted.
Please people, I'm warning you, start low and work your way up slowly. You never know how your body will react to a large amount of any drug.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Aswan is the ancient city of Swenett, later known as Syene, which in antiquity was the frontier town of Ancient Egypt facing the south. Swenett is supposed to have derived its name from an Egyptian goddess with the same name.This goddess later was identified as Eileithyia by the Greeks and Lucina by the Romans during their occupation of Ancient Egypt because of the similar association of their goddesses with childbirth, and of which the import is "the opener". The ancient name of the city also is said to be derived from the Egyptian symbol for "trade", or "market".


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This class can be used to render forms and to validate
and store user submits. Further types of form components can be added
by subclassing jala.Form.Component.Input.
Constructs a new Form instance
parameters
| String | name | The name of the form |
| Object | dataObj | An optional object used to retrieve values to display in the form input fields contained in this Form instance. |
methods
- setDataObject(dataObj)
- setTracker(newTracker)
- addComponent(component)
- setClassName(newClassName)
- setErrorMessage(newErrorMessage)
- hasError()
- render()
- renderAsString(param)
- validate(reqData)
- save(tracker, destObj)
- handle(reqData, destObj)
- id_macro()
properties
- String name
- Skin componentSkin
- Object components
The abstract base class for all components.
parameters
| name |
methods
- getType()
- setClassName(newClassName)
- createDomId(idPart)
- render()
- validate(tracker)
- save(destObj, val)
Constructs a new Fieldset instance
parameters
| String | name | The name of the fieldset |
methods
- addComponent(component)
- setLegend(newLegend)
- render()
- validate(tracker)
- save(tracker, destObj)
properties
Subclass of jala.Form.Component that allows rendering a skin
within a form.
parameters
| String | name | The name of the component, used as the name of the skin |
methods
- setHandler(newHandler)
- render()
Creates a new input component instance.
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html control. |
methods
- require(key, val, msg)
- getRequirement(key)
- setMessage(key, msg)
- getMessage(key, defaultMsg, args)
- getLabel()
- setLabel(newLabel)
- getHelp()
- setHelp(newHelp)
- validate(tracker)
- save(tracker, destObj)
- getValue()
- setValue(destObj, value)
- render()
- id_macro()
- checkLength(reqData)
- checkRequirements(reqData)
- parseValue(reqData)
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
Constructs a newly created Password component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
Constructs a newly created Hidden component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- render()
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
Constructs a new Textarea component.
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- getRows()
- setRows(newRows)
- getCols()
- setCols(newCols)
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
Constructs a new Date component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- setDateFormat(newDateFormat)
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
- checkRequirements(reqData)
- parseValue(reqData)
Constructs a new Select component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- setOptions(newOptions)
- setFirstOption(newFirstOption)
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
- checkRequirements(reqData)
- checkOptions(reqData)
Creates a new Radio component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- renderControls(attr, value)
- checkRequirements(reqData)
Creates a new Checkbox component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- renderControls(attr, value)
- parseValue(reqData)
- checkRequirements(reqData)
Creates a new File component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- renderControls(attr, value, reqData)
- checkRequirements(reqData, tracker)
Creates a new Image component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- checkRequirements(reqData)
Creates a new Button component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- getValue()
- setValue(newValue)
- render(attr, value, reqData)
- renderControls(attr, value)
Creates a new Submit component instance
parameters
| String | name | Name of the component, used as name of the html controls. |
methods
- renderControls(attr, value)
A generic container for error-messages and values
parameters
| reqData |
methods
- hasError()
properties
- Object reqData
- Object values
- Object errors
Readonly reference to the name of the form
Contains the default component skin
Contains a map of component objects.
The HTML renderer used by jala.Form
Constant used by require function to define that a component
should not validate if userinput is shorter than a given length.
Value: "minlength"
Constant used by require function to define that a component
should not validate if userinput exceeds a maximum length.
Value: "maxlength"
Constant used by require function to define that a component
should validate only if the user did provide input.
Value: "require"
Constant used by require function to define that a select or
radio component should validate only if the user input is contained
in the list of options provided.
Value: "checkoptions"
Constant used by require function to define that a file upload
component should validate only if the file's content type is
in the list of allowed content types provided.
Value: "contenttype"
Constant used by require function to define that an image upload
component should validate only if the image's width is less than
the value provided.
Value: "maxwidth"
Constant used by require function to define that an image upload
component should validate only if the image's width is more than
the value provided.
Value: "minwidth"
Constant used by require function to define that an image upload
component should validate only if the image's height is less than
the value provided.
Value: "maxheight"
Constant used by require function to define that an image upload
component should validate only if the image's height is more than
the value provided.
Value: "min-height"
Contains a map of all component objects of this fieldset
A map containing input from request data
A map containing parsed values (only for those fields that didn't
fail during checkRequirements method).
A map containing error messages
Methods
Sets the data object which is being edited by this form. This object
is used to get the default values when first printing the form and
- if no other object is provided - receives the changed values in save.
parameters
| Object | dataObj | The object which is being edited by this form. |
see
Returns the data object containing the values used
for rendering the form.
returns
| The data object of this jala.Form instance |
Sets the tracker object this form instance uses for collecting
error messages and parsed values.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | newTracker |
Returns the tracker object this form instance uses for collecting
error messages and parsed values.
returns
| tracker object |
Returns an array containing the components
of this jala.Form instance.
returns
| The components of this jala.Form instance. |
Adds a component to this jala.Form instance
parameters
| jala.Form.Component.Input | component |
Returns true if this instance of jala.Form contains at least
one component doing a file upload.
see
Sets an extra classname for this form instance
parameters
| String | newClassName | new classname |
Returns the general error message printed above the form
if any of the components didn't validate.
returns
| error message |
Sets the general error message printed above the form if any
of the components didn't validate.
parameters
| String | newErrorMessage | error message |
Returns true if this instance of jala.Form holds a jala.Form.Tracker
instance and at least one error has been set on this tracker.
returns
| true if an error has been encountered. |
If this instance of jala.Form holds a jala.Form.Tracker
instance it returns the number of components that didn't
validate.
returns
| Number of components that didn't validate. |
Utility to set up the prototype, constructor, superclass and superconstructor
properties to support an inheritance strategy that can chain constructors and methods.
parameters
| Function | subClass | the object which inherits superClass' functions |
| Function | superClass | the object to inherit |
Parses a plain javascript object tree and configures a
new jala.Form instance according to the properties.
Propertynames are matched with constants and setter-functions,
the property "type" is used to create new component objects.
parameters
| Object | config | object tree containing config |
returns
| A newly created jala.Form instance based on the config specified |
Static validator function to test values for being a valid email address.
parameters
| String | name | name of the property being validated. |
| String | value | value in form input |
| Object | reqData | the whole request-data-object, in case properties depend on each other |
| jala.Form | formObj | instance of jala.Form |
returns
| Error message or null |
Static validator function to test values for being a valid url.
parameters
| String | name | name of the property being validated. |
| String | value | value in form input |
| Object | reqData | the whole request-data-object, in case properties depend on each other |
| jala.Form | formObj | instance of jala.Form |
returns
| Error message or null |
Renders this form including all components to response.
renders the form as a string
parameters
| param |
returns
| rendered form |
Creates a DOM identifier based on the arguments passed. The
resulting Id will be prefixed with the name of the form.
All arguments will be chained using camel casing.
returns
| The DOM Id |
Validates user input from a submitted form by calling each
component's validate method.
parameters
| Object | reqData | Optional submitted form data. If not specified req.data is used. |
returns
| tracker object with error fields set. |
Sets the parsed values on an object. By default the internally
stored tracker and data objects are used, but those may be
overridden here.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | (optional) tracker object holding parsed data from form input. |
| Object | destObj | (optional) object whose values will be changed. By default the dataObj passed to the constructor or to setDataObject is used. |
Parses form input, applies check functions and stores the values
if the form does validate. Otherwise this method returns false
without saving so that the form can be reprinted with error messages.
parameters
| Object | reqData | input from form |
| Object | destObj | object whose values should be chanegd |
returns
| False if one of the checks failed, true if the element was saved correctly. |
Renders the whole form to response
Returns the id (equal to the name) of the form
returns
| The id of this Form instance |
Returns the name (equal to the id) of the form
returns
| The name of this Form instance |
Returns the class name of the form
returns
| The class name of this Form instance |
Writes the form opening tag to response
Writes the form closing tag to response
Returns the type of component. This is the lowercase'd name of the
constructor function.
Returns the class name set for this component.
returns
| class name |
Sets an extra classname for this component
parameters
| String | newClassName | new classname |
Function defining wheter a component contains a file upload or not.
This value is used to render a form tag with the attribute
enctype=multipart/form-data.
Subclasses of jala.Form.Component that use a file upload element,
have to override this function and let it return true.
Creates a DOM identifier based on the name of the form,
the name of the component and an additional string.
The items will be chained using camel casing.
parameters
| String | idPart | Optional string appended to component's id. |
returns
| The DOM Id |
Function to render a component.
Subclasses of jala.Form.Component may override this function.
Function to validate a component.
Subclasses of jala.Form.Component may override this function.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | object tracking errors and holding parsed values and request data. |
Function to save the data of a component.
Subclasses of jala.Form.Component may override this function.
parameters
| destObj | ||
| val |
Returns an array containing the components
of this jala.Form.Component.Fieldset instance.
returns
| The components of this jala.Form instance. |
Adds a component to this jala.Form.Component.Fieldset instance
parameters
| jala.Form.Component.Input | component |
Returns true if this instance of jala.Form.Component.Fieldset
contains at least one component doing a file upload.
see
Sets the legend text.
parameters
| String | newLegend | legend to use when printing the fieldset. |
Renders all components within the fieldset.
Validates all components within the fieldset.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker |
Saves all components within the fieldset.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | |
| Object | destObj |
Returns the handler object for the skin.
Sets the handler to use when rendering the skin.
By default, the form's data object is used a handler.
parameters
| Object | newHandler | new skin handler object. |
Renders the skin named by this component to the response.
Sets a requirement for this component.
If function is called without arguments, jala.Form.REQUIRE
is set to true.
parameters
| String | key | String defining the type of requirement, constants in jala.Form may be used. |
| Object | val | Value of the requirement. |
| String | msg | Optional error message if requirement is not fulfilled. |
Returns the requirement value for a given key.
parameters
| String | key | String defining the type of requirement, constants in jala.Form may be used. |
Sets a custom error message
parameters
| String | key | String defining the type of requirement, constants in jala.Form may be used. |
| String | msg | Error message |
Returns a specific message for a config element.
parameters
| String | key | The key of the message as defined by the constants in jala.Form.* (e.g. "require", "maxlength", "minlength" ... |
| String | defaultMsg | the message to use when no message was defined. |
| Object | args | One or more arguments passed to the gettext message processor which will replace {0}, {1} etc. |
returns
| rendered message |
Sets the label for this component
parameters
| String | newLabel | new label |
Returns the help text set for this component.
returns
| help text |
Sets the help text for this component
parameters
| String | newHelp | new help text |
Validates the input provided to this component. First,
checkRequirements is called. If no error occurs, the input
is parsed using parseValue and passed on to the validator
function.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | Tracker object collecting request data, error messages and parsed values. |
see
Saves the parsed value using setValue.
parameters
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | Tracker object collecting request data, error messages and parsed values. |
| Object | destObj | (optional) object whose values will be changed. |
see
Retrieves the property which is edited by this component.
- If no getter is given, the method returns the primitive property of the data object with the same name as the component.
- If a getter function is defined, it is executed with the scope of the data object and the return value is used as default value. The name of the component is passed to the getter function as an argument.
returns
| The value of the property |
Sets a property of the object passed as argument to the given value.
If no setter is set at the component, the primitive property
of the data object is changed.
If a setter function is defined it is executed with the data object
as scope and with the name and new value provided as arguments
If the setter is explicitly set to null, no changes are made at all.
parameters
| Object | destObj | (optional) object whose values will be changed. |
| Object | value | The value to set the property to |
returns
| True in case the update was successful, false otherwise. |
see
Renders this component including label, error and help messages directly
to response.
If the error tracker holds an error message for this component,
it is wrapped in a div-tag and returned as a string.
returns
| Rendered string |
Returns the rendered label of this component
returns
| The rendered label of this component |
If this component contains a help message, it is wrapped in
a div-tag and returned as a string.
returns
| The rendered help message |
Renders this component including label, error and help messages
directly to response
Renders the control(s) of this component
Renders this component's error message (if set) directly to response
Renders this component's label.
Renders this component's help text, if set.
Renders this component's name
Renders this component's type
Renders this component's class name.
Note that this is just the class name that has been explicitly
assigned using setClassName.
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Creates a new attribute object for this element.
returns
| Object with properties id, name, class |
Checks user input for maximum length, minimum length and require
if the corresponding options have been set using the require method.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| String containing error message or null if everything is ok. |
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Checks user input against options set using the require method.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| String containing error message or null if everything is ok. |
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Parses the string input from the form and creates the datatype that
is edited with this component. For the input component this method
is not of much use, but subclasses that edit other datatypes may use
it. For example, a date editor should convert the user input from string
to a date object.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| parsed value |
Renders the html form elements to the response.
This method shall be overridden by subclasses of input component.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for the html form elements. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Renders a password input tag to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Renders this component directly to response. For a hidden tag, this is
just an input element, no div tag or anything.
Renders a hidden input tag to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Returns the row numbers for this component.
returns
| row numbers |
Sets the row numbers for this component.
parameters
| String | newRows | new row numbers |
Returns the col numbers for this component.
returns
| col numbers |
Sets the col numbers for this component.
parameters
| String | newCols | new col numbers |
Renders a textarea input field to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Returns the date format for this component.
returns
| date format object |
Sets the date format for this component.
parameters
| String | newDateFormat | new date format |
Renders a textarea tag to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Validates user input from a date editor.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| null if everything is ok or string containing error message |
Parses the string input from the form and converts it to a date object.
Throws an error if the string cannot be parsed.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| parsed date value |
Returns the option list for this component.
Sets the option list for this component.
The argument may either be an array that will be used as option list,
or a function that is called when the option component is rendered and
has to return an option array.
For both arrays those formats are allowed:
Array of arrays
Array of objects
Array of strings
[ [val, display], [val, display], .. ]
[ {value:val, display:display}, .. ]
[ display, display, .. ]
In this case,
the index position of the string will be the value.parameters
| Array Function | newOptions | Array or function defining option list. |
Returns the text that should be displayed if no value is selected.
Sets the text that is displayed if no value is selected
parameters
| String | newFirstOption | text to display as first option element. |
Renders a dropdown element to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Validates user input from a dropdown element by making sure that
the option value list contains the user input.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| string containing error message or null if everything is ok. |
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Creates an array of options for a dropdown element or a
group of radiobuttons. If options field of this element's
config is an array, that array is returned.
If options is a function, its return value is returned.
returns
| array of options |
Checks user input for optiongroups: Unless require("checkoptions")
has ben set to false, the user input must exist in the option array.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| null if everything is ok or string containing error message |
Renders a set of radio buttons to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
Validates user input from a set of radio buttons and makes sure that
option value list contains the user input.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| null if everything is ok or string containing error message |
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Renders an checkbox to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
Parses the string input from the form. For a checked box, the value is 1,
for an unchecked box the value is 0.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| parsed value |
Validates user input from checkbox.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
returns
| null if everything is ok or string containing error message |
Renders a file input tag to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Validates a file upload by making sure it's there (if REQUIRE is set),
checking the file size, the content type and by trying to construct an image.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
| jala.Form.Tracker | tracker | jala.Form.Tracker object storing possible error messages |
returns
| null if everything is ok or string containing error message |
Validates an image upload by making sure it's there (if REQUIRE is set),
checking the file size, the content type and by trying to construct an image.
If the file is an image, width and height limitations set by require are
checked.
parameters
| Object | reqData | request data |
Sets the value for this button.
parameters
| String | newValue | new value |
Renders a button to the response.
parameters
| Object | attr | Basic attributes for this element. |
| Object | value | Value to be used for rendering this element. |
| Object | reqData | Request data for the whole form. This argument is passed only if the form is re-rendered after an error occured. |
Creates a new attribute object for this button.
parameters
| attr | ||
| value |
returns
| Object with all attributes set for this button. |
Creates a new attribute object for this button.
parameters
| attr | ||
| value |
returns
| Object with all attributes set for this button. |
static default getter function used to return a field
from the data object.
parameters
| String | name | Name of the property. |
static default setter function used to change a field
of the data object.
parameters
| String | name | Name of the property. |
| Object | value | New value of the property. |
Returns true if an error has been set for at least one component.
returns
| true if form encountered an error. |
Returns the number of components for which this instance has
tracked an error.
returns
| Number of components that did not validate. |


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