Duration
15 minutes
Goals
This exercise will continue modifying our Great Quotes application and provide selection support in the MainViewModel
as well as remove a value converter that's currently in use to change the color of the author.
Challenge
If you are familiar with the MVVM pattern, try to use the below high-level steps to complete the exercise. If you need any guidance, refer to the step-by-step instructions below that.
Here are the basic steps you will go through:
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Add support for selection in the
MainViewModel
so we can control which item is selected. We will data bind theSelectedItem
property of theListView
to this and then modify the details page to use this new view model property instead of requiring it to be passed into the constructor. This will eventually allow us to abstract navigation out into the View Model which we will do in the next exercise. -
Remove the current value converter which is used to change the color of the quote author based on gender, and replace it with a
DataTrigger
in XAML.
Steps
Adding selection support
Our first step is to add some property support for selection.
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Open the
MainViewModel
and add a new public property of typeQuoteViewModel
named SelectedQuote. Use a public getter and setter, and use a backing field. -
Make sure to implement property change notification when setting the new property - as a quick shortcut, you can use the
SetPropertyValue
method from the base view model - this will set the underlying field and raise a property change notification for you. It has the form:
SetPropertyValue<T>(ref T field, T newValue);
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Next, let's use the property. Open the QuoteListPage.xaml file and locate the
ListView
. Add a new property binding for theSelectedItem
property to the view model property. Use a two-way binding (Mode
property). Leave theItemTapped
event handler in place, we still need that for the moment to handle navigation.
-
Next, open the code behind file (QuoteListPage.xaml.cs) and locate the
OnQuoteSelected
method. It's currently passing the tapped item to theQuoteDetailPage
as part of the constructor. Remove the parameter - we don't need it anymore as long as the second page has access to the view model! -
Finally, open the QuoteDetailPage.xaml.cs file and fix the constructor to not take the parameter. Instead, change the
BindingContext
to be theSelectedQuote
property of theMainViewModel
. Remember the view model is a singleton exposed by theApp
class. -
Run the application and make sure it still works properly - it should correctly navigate and still display the quote details when it's on the second screen. However, there is a minor, but annoying bug on some platforms. When you return to the original screen, the
ListView
still shows selection and the cell we tapped on is highlighted. Let's fix that. -
In the
QuoteDetailPage
constructor, clear theSelectedQuote
property (set it tonull
) after you set theBindingContext
. This will clear theListView
selection. - Run the app again to verify the change.
Using DataTriggers
If you examine the QuoteListPage
or QuoteDetailPage
XAML, you will find it uses a value converter named GenderToColorConverter
which is located in the Converters folder. This is actually located in the application resources and reused on both pages. We are going to remove it from the second page.
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Open the
QuoteDetailPage
XAML file and locate theLabel
which displays the author name. -
Change the
TextColor
property to just be "Blue" and remove the binding. Now all quote authors will be in blue. -
Add a
DataTrigger
to theLabel
which changes theTextColor
property when theGender
isGender.Female
. Refer to the slides if you need some guidance, or check the code hint below. - Run the application and navigate to the Eleanor Roosevelt quote. The quote author at the bottom of the page should be in pink.
-
You might want to use the same technique on the
QuoteListPage
as well - however it won't work there. That's using aTextCell
to display the quote - and unfortunately,TextCell
does not derive fromVisualElement
where the trigger support lives. So, it will either need to be changed to aViewCell
with a fullLabel
(which is less efficient thanTextCell
), or continue using a converter. Here, we've chosen the latter - it doesn't hurt anything, however you could try the former if you have some extra time.
Summary
In this exercise, we have pushed the selection management into the view model, and started removing value converters and instead just relying on properties with triggers to control the visual properties.


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Voice commands to control motion: start and stop
Toggle motion by watching your feet briefly.
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Meme the News catches you up on some of the news since the last meme the news. It’s a little controversial at times so snowflakes may want to skip it.
Gotta hire some more people
Uncle Joe
I’d be creeped out too
One of the Best ones I’ve seen
Dark Times
Seriously, enough already
500,000 protesters starts looking more expensive
Lots of fake attacks
Pesticides, vaccines, and preservatives aren’t good for you
Quick throwback of where police came from
MARCH!!
That salute tho
Irony
We should gun control the police
No seriously,
Choose wisely. It’ll be a crime soon.
But it’s a gun free zone…
Gun thoughts
Like this!
Gun control is about who controls them
There are reasons why they shouldn’t have them
Other’s have gone down this road
There are other options
LOL
They wanted gun control at their school and got clear backpacks and then complained…
Just between us
Do you see any similarities
This has been planned for a while
Clinton bodycount
So many memories!!!


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Rise of comic book piracy 'a real problem'
A comic book writer's claim that the proliferation of piracy is "a real problem" has encouraged others in the industry to share their concerns.
Jim Zub, who writes for Marvel and IDW, tweeted that 20 times as many people read comics illegally shared online, than pay for digital or physical works.
Many other comic creators replied with their own experiences of pirated work.
For some, piracy brought personal and professional costs, while others suggested radical distribution changes.
In the thread, Zub said having work spread without being paid for initially created a "visibility boost" for the creators, but has now become the norm for an audience of "rapid consumption".
"I don't want pirate readers to think it's no big deal or victimless," he tweeted. "Content worth reading is content worth supporting."
While some writers responded with stories of their work being replicated without credit on social media, the main worry for some is having digital comics - or scans of physical copies - wholesale re-hosted on other sites.
These sites, said Canada-based Zub, are hosted on foreign servers which "ignore legal attempts to shut them down".
Dave Gallaher, co-author of comic series The Only Living Girl and co-founder of comic studio Bottled Lightning, was one of many in the industry to agree with Zub's analysis.
Gallaher said readers are drawn to pirated material due to ease of access, compared with a comic store - plus the status of being "in the know", and the delay between physical and online copies of big titles being available from publishers such as Marvel and DC.
Gallaher, who's also co-host of podcast For the Love of Comics, estimates there are 30 million views of pirated comic books per month, a number which "far overshadows actual customers," and has hit legitimate purchases.
"In the US," he explains, "digital sales have gone stale for their sixth year, while print comics have declined for two."
Gallaher's response has been to make the Bottled Lightning website direct readers to legal downloading sites Paste and Tapas, where the studio's work is available free, in exchange for fans' email addresses.
"When we debuted on Paste, we grew our reach from 427 to 10,110 fans within six weeks. People think we're crazy giving a lot of our stories away for free, but we have also been able to partner with advertisers who want to get their products in front of that kind of audience.
"The success we had putting our work online gave us the momentum to get a literary agent and a series of book deals," says Gallaher. He also says it's a way of informing fans about book tours and conventions.
Joe Glass is an independent comics writer from South Wales whose titles are sold through Comixology, a distribution site for comics, and has sales figures "the publisher is happy with".
However, on one pirate site alone, Glass found that his LGBTQ+ superhero series The Pride and The Pride Adventures had been viewed a total of 16,843 times illegally.
This level of piracy hurts him and many other independent writers and artists, for whom money is "pretty tight".
"Often I have to consider if I can make it to the events where I sell my work.
"The majority of creators in the industry, even the big names, are working side jobs, sometimes multiple other jobs."
For a comics creator at the start of their career, working to the scale he is, Glass says piracy is a "stumbling block" to getting further work published, rather than giving him exposure.
"I tried to consider the benefits, but now I ultimately can't see it as anything other than stealing."
If every person to pirate his work had bought an issue instead, "it would mean enough payment to me and my whole creative team in full for the series, and a good step of the way into the next project."
"Instead, the next project is entirely reliant on getting picked up by a publisher who will help fund its creation."


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public interface OAuthFlows extends Constructible, Extensible
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
OAuthFlows |
authorizationCode(OAuthFlow authorizationCode)
OAuth Authorization Code flow; previously called accessCode in OpenAPI 2.0
|
OAuthFlows |
clientCredentials(OAuthFlow clientCredentials)
OAuth Client Credential flow; previously called application in OpenAPI 2.0
|
OAuthFlow |
getAuthorizationCode()
OAuth Authorization Code flow; previously called accessCode in OpenAPI 2.0
|
OAuthFlow |
getClientCredentials()
OAuth Client Credential flow; previously called application in OpenAPI 2.0
|
OAuthFlow |
getImplicit()
This method returns the implicit property from OAuthFlows instance.
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OAuthFlow |
getPassword()
OAuth Resource Owner Password flow
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OAuthFlows |
implicit(OAuthFlow implicit)
This method sets the implicit property of OAuthFlows instance to the given implicit argument and returns the modified instance.
|
OAuthFlows |
password(OAuthFlow password)
OAuth Resource Owner Password flow
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void |
setAuthorizationCode(OAuthFlow authorizationCode)
OAuth Authorization Code flow; previously called accessCode in OpenAPI 2.0
|
void |
setClientCredentials(OAuthFlow clientCredentials)
OAuth Client Credential flow; previously called application in OpenAPI 2.0
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void |
setImplicit(OAuthFlow implicit)
This method sets the implicit property of OAuthFlows instance to the given implicit argument.
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void |
setPassword(OAuthFlow password)
OAuth Resource Owner Password flow
|
addExtension, getExtensions, setExtensions
OAuthFlow getImplicit()
void setImplicit(OAuthFlow implicit)
implicit
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlows implicit(OAuthFlow implicit)
implicit
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlow getPassword()
This method returns the password property from OAuthFlows instance.
void setPassword(OAuthFlow password)
This method sets the password property of OAuthFlows instance to the given password argument.
password
- the OAuthFlow instanceOAuthFlows password(OAuthFlow password)
This method sets the password property of an OAuthFlows instance to the given password argument and returns the modified instance.
password
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlow getClientCredentials()
This method returns the clientCredentials property from OAuthFlows instance.
void setClientCredentials(OAuthFlow clientCredentials)
This method sets the clientCredentials property of OAuthFlows instance to the given clientCredentials argument.
clientCredentials
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlows clientCredentials(OAuthFlow clientCredentials)
This method sets the clientCredentials property of OAuthFlows instance to the given clientCredentials argument and returns the modified instance.
clientCredentials
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlow getAuthorizationCode()
This method returns the authorizationCode property from OAuthFlows instance.
void setAuthorizationCode(OAuthFlow authorizationCode)
This method sets the authorizationCode property of OAuthFlows instance to the given authorizationCode argument.
authorizationCode
- the OauthFlow instanceOAuthFlows authorizationCode(OAuthFlow authorizationCode)
This method sets the authorizationCode property of OAuthFlows instance to the given authorizationCode argument and returns the modified instance.
authorizationCode
- the OauthFlow instance


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The internal resistance of a battery refers to the actual electrical resistance of the battery itself. This value determines how much energy (electricity) is burned up as heat when the battery is under load (current flowing in or out of the battery). It also determines how much of a voltage drop occurs when a load is applied to the battery.
A higher resistance means more energy is wasted and turned into heat. A lower resistance means the battery is more efficient and less energy is wasted.
Typically the internal resistance of a battery will be higher in cold temperatures and lower in warm temperatures.
There are two different types of internal resistance when it comes to batteries:
DC Resistance: This is the amount of voltage drop that occurs in a battery over an extended period of time (typically 10 to 30 seconds). This value can be much higher than the AC resistance mentioned below due to a number of reasons (eg: battery capacitance) and is important for applications with sustained high current draw (eg: all-electric vehicles, power supply units, etc).
AC Resistance: This is the amount of voltage drop that occurs in a battery over a very short period of time (less than a second). This value is important for applications where energy may be put in and taken out of the battery in very quick bursts (eg: hybrid vehicles).
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CS W182 / 282A at UC Berkeley
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The primary resources for this course are the lecture slides, discussion worksheets, and homework assignments on the front page.
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An array is a list of items contained in square brackets, separated by commas. Arrays can contain mixed types of items, including floats, integers, strings, and lists. Each item in the array has an 'index' number that can be used to point to that individual item. The first item in the array has index 0, and they are counted upwards. For example in the array [salt, pepper, oregano], salt has index 0, pepper has 1, and so on. These items are accessed with the notation array[#index number] ie array[0] would access salt. This can prove difficult for accessing items at the end of a long array, so there is another notation that uses negative index numbers: the last item in an array is array[-1], the second to last; array[-2], and so on. Methods can return an array, or add to them, or modify items in them. The .each method is very useful when dealing with arrays, as it moves through them one item at a time and evaluates each index position.
A hash is a collection of key-value pairs. This means that it consists of 'keys' or the names that refer to values, and the actual values themselves. The syntax for has elements is "key" => "value". They are similar to arrays in that they can contain any type of element, but instead of index numbers, you can refer to elements in them by using the "key" name. The syntax for this is as follows: hash.[key] where 'hash' is the name of the hash, and 'key' is the key name - this will access the value associated with the key. Attempting to access a value with an invalid key, Ruby will return 'nil." Hashes can accept any type of element (float, integer, array, etc) as either a key or a value. A new hash can be created with the notation: hashname = hash.new.


View (
) - is a separate visual part of app with its own settings, navigation and history. Each view also may have different navbar and toolbar layouts, different styles. So it is some kind of app in app. Such kind of functionality allows you easily manipulate each part of your app.
Views (
) - is the wrapper container for all visual views that stays visible most of time (not in modals, panels). Let's say that views is a main wrapper for body of your app. Only one "Views" element is allowed
Let's look at views' HTML structure:

...

 ...

 ...

...

As you see View may be almost in any part of your app, except one important rule - all visible views should within Views (
). This required for some animations when we need to move whole app (like when you open panel).
Your main view should have additional view-main class. Why we need main view? By default all links (which is not in any initialized view) will load pages in main view. Also if you use pushState hash navigation then it works only for main view's navigation.
We already have required views in HTML and our app is already initialized, now we need to initialize our views in JavaScript.
Note that not all views should be initialized, intialize only those where you need navigation. Other views (like in popup) may stay not initialized, we use them just for correct layout of navbars, pages and toolbars.
As you remember from previous article we have app's initialized instance in myApp variable:
var myApp = new Framework7({
// ...
});
This instance has a lot of methods to work with different parts of our app. And there is one method to initialize view:
myApp.addView(selector, parameters) - initialize View.
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| dynamicNavbar | boolean | false | Set to true to enable Dynamic Navbar in this View iOS theme only |
| url | string | undefined | Default (inital) View's url. If not specified, then it is equal to document url |
| domCache | boolean | false | If enabled then all previous pages in navigation chain will not be removed from DOM when you navigate deeper and deeper. It could be useful, for example, if you have some Form from 5 steps (5 pages) and when you are on last 5th page you need access to form that was on 1st page. |
| linksView | string / View instance | undefined | CSS Selector of another view or initialized View instance. By defaul all links in initialized (only) view will load pages in this view. You can change this logic on the fly by changing this paremeter. This tell links to load pages in other view. |
| Navigation | |||
| uniqueHistory | boolean | Set to true and App will keep View's navigation history unique, it will also remove duplicated pages. By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override global App parameter for current View | |
| uniqueHistoryIgnoreGetParameters | boolean | false | Use this parameter in addition to uniqueHistory . Set to true and App will ignore URL GET parameters when cheking its uniqueness. So the URLs like "page.html" and "page.html?id=3" will be treated as the same. By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override global App parameter for current View |
| allowDuplicateUrls | boolean | You may enable this parameter to allow loading of new pages that have same url as currently "active" page in View. By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override global App parameter for current View | |
| animatePages | boolean | Set to false if you want to disable animated transitions between pages. By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override global App parameter for current View | |
| preloadPreviousPage | boolean | Enable/disable preloading of previous page when you go deep in navigation. Should be enabled for correct work of "swipe back page" feature. By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override global App parameter for current View | |
| reloadPages | boolean | false | When enabled, View will always reload currently active page without loading new one |
| preroute | function(view, options) | - |
This callback allows to prevent default router load/back actions and to load another page or do another required actions. Allows to override the same App callback but for the current View |
| preprocess | function(content, url, next) | - |
This callback function allows you to modify loaded by router (mostly Ajax) content right before it will be injected to DOM. Callback receives "content" and "url" of the loaded page and the "next" callback function. Allows to override the same App callback but for the current View |
| Swipe back (iOS theme only) | |||
| swipeBackPage | boolean | By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override the same App parameter but for the current View | |
| swipeBackPageThreshold | number | By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override the same App parameter but for the current View | |
| swipeBackPageActiveArea | number | By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override the same App parameter but for the current View | |
| swipeBackPageAnimateShadow | boolean | By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override the same App parameter but for the current View | |
| swipeBackPageAnimateOpacity | boolean | By default, equal to the same App's parameter. Allows to override the same App parameter but for the current View | |
| Callbacks (iOS theme only) | |||
| onSwipeBackMove(callbackData) | function | Callback function that will be executed during swipe back move. callbackData contains object with the following properties:
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| onSwipeBackBeforeChange(callbackData) | function | Callback function that will be executed right before swipe back animation to previous page when you release it. | |
| onSwipeBackAfterChange(callbackData) | function | Callback function that will be executed after swipe back animation to previous page when you release it. | |
| onSwipeBackBeforeReset(callbackData) | function | Callback function that will be executed right before swipe back animation to current page when you release it. | |
| onSwipeBackAfterReset(callbackData) | function | Callback function that will be executed after swipe back animation to current page when you release it. |
Now when we know all required parameters we can initialize our views according to HTML example above:
var myApp = new Framework7({
// ...
});
/* Initialize views */
var mainView = myApp.addView('.view-main', {
dynamicNavbar: true
})
var anotherView = myApp.addView('.another-view');
That is all, it was pretty simple. In this example we don't init views that inside of panel and popup, because we don't use them for navigation, only for visual styling and correct layout. But if you need navigaion in those views you should also initialize them.
As you may see in example above we initialize our views and store their instances in mainView
and anotherView
variables. View instance is an Object with useful methods and parameters that allows to manipulate views. Let's lool at list of these methods and parameters on example of mainView
:
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| mainView.params | Returns object with intialized parameters. You can access and rewrite some parameters like mainView.params.linksView = '.another-view' |
| mainView.history | Returns array with View's history. Each array element contains URL of loaded page |
| mainView.contentCache | Returns object with cached pages. It is available only if you use dynamically generated content |
| mainView.url | Returns string with url of currently active (loaded) page |
| mainView.pagesContainer | Returns HTMLElement link to pages element |
| mainView.activePage | Contains object with Page Data of currently active page |
| mainView.main | Returns true if this view is main view |
| mainView.router | Object with router methods |
| Methods | |
| mainView.router.load(options) | Read more about it in Router API |
| mainView.router.back(options) | Read more about it in Router API |
| mainView.hideNavbar() | Hide navbar in this View |
| mainView.showNavbar() | Show navbar in this View |
| mainView.hideToolbar() | Hide toolbar in this View |
| mainView.showToolbar() | Show toolbar in this View |
| mainView.destroy() | Destroy initialized View, detach swipe events, and disable navigation |
These events are available only in iOS theme
| Event | Target | Description |
|---|---|---|
| swipeBackMove | View Element
 | Event will be triggered during swipe back move |
| swipeBackBeforeChange | View Element
 | Event will be triggered right before swipe back animation to previous page when you release it |
| swipeBackAfterChange | View Element
 | Event will be triggered after swipe back animation to previous page when you release it |
| swipeBackBeforeReset | View Element
 | Event will be triggered right before swipe back animation to current page when you release it |
| swipeBackAfterReset | View Element
 | Event will be triggered after swipe back animation to current page when you release it |
If you think that for some reason Framework7 detects wrong default View URL (which is used for navigation history), or if you want to have different default View URL, you can specify it using data-url
attribute on View element or using url
parameter when you initialze View:

There could be situation when we need to get currently active View, because instead of main app view we may also have view in opened popup, popover, opened panel, tabs, etc. This method allows to get the View instance of currently active/visible/"most-top" view.
For example, if you have initilized View in panel, and panel is currently opened, then this method will return panel's view. Or, if you use app with tab bar layout, where each tab is view, then this method will return currently active/visible tab-view
myApp.getCurrentView(index) - get currently active/visible View instance
Sometimes it could be useful to know or to get View's instance from HTML element. It is easy, right after we iniitalize view, Framework7 adds special property-link to our

element so we can access it any time in our JavaScript:
var viewsElement = $$('.view-main')[0];
var viewInstance = viewsElement.f7View;
Also, all view instances are stored in special App property - views
(array of View instances). If we need to find main view we can do like that:
for (var i = 0; i < myApp.views.length; i ++) {
var view = myApp.views[i];
if (view.main) myApp.alert('I found main View!')
}
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Class: Aws::LakeFormation::Types::DataCellsFilter
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Class Chain:
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Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb |
Overview
A structure that describes certain columns on certain rows.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#column_names ⇒ Array<String>
rw
A list of column names and/or nested column attributes.
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#column_wildcard ⇒ Types::ColumnWildcard
rw
A wildcard with exclusions.
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#database_name ⇒ String
rw
A database in the
::Aws::Glue
Data Catalog. -
#name ⇒ String
rw
The name given by the user to the data filter cell.
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#row_filter ⇒ Types::RowFilter
rw
A PartiQL predicate.
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#table_catalog_id ⇒ String
rw
The ID of the catalog to which the table belongs.
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#table_name ⇒ String
rw
A table in the database.
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#version_id ⇒ String
rw
The ID of the data cells filter version.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#column_names ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
A list of column names and/or nested column attributes. When specifying nested attributes, use a qualified dot (.) delimited format such as "address"."zip". Nested attributes within this list may not exceed a depth of 5.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#column_wildcard ⇒ Types::ColumnWildcard (rw)
A wildcard with exclusions.
You must specify either a ColumnNames
list or the
ColumnWildCard
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#database_name ⇒ String
(rw)
A database in the ::Aws::Glue
Data Catalog.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name given by the user to the data filter cell.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#row_filter ⇒ Types::RowFilter (rw)
A PartiQL predicate.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#table_catalog_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The ID of the catalog to which the table belongs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#table_name ⇒ String
(rw)
A table in the database.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#version_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The ID of the data cells filter version.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lakeformation/lib/aws-sdk-lakeformation/types.rb', line 508
class DataCellsFilter < Struct.new( :table_catalog_id, :database_name, :table_name, :name, :row_filter, :column_names, :column_wildcard, :version_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


Stanlee The Legand
Stan Lee's importance to the comic book world is enormous. Whether or not he was responsible for the creation of Spider-Man and others, he helped bring comic books to a much wider audience. That part basically can't be disproven.
Combining these two things together I would say that Stan Lee has had an influence on the world. Stan Lee is at least partially responsible for the influence that comics have on our lives.Plus, he has his own Funko Pop! figurine. That tells you something.
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Marvel is a cornucopia of fantasy, a wild idea, a swashbuckling attitude, an escape from the humdrum and prosaic. It’s a serendipitous feast for the mind, the eye, and the imagination, a literate celebration of unbridled creativity, coupled with a touch of rebellion and an insolent desire to spit in the eye of the dragon.
If Shakespeare and Michelangelo were alive today, and if they decided to collaborate on a comic, Shakespeare would write the script and Michelangelo would draw it. How could anybody say that this wouldn’t be as worthwhile an artform as anything on earth?


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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.assertion; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.hamcrest.Matcher; | |
| 4 | import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext; | |
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| 6 | import fr.sii.ogham.assertion.internal.MessagingServiceAssertions; | |
| 7 | import fr.sii.ogham.assertion.internal.matcher.IsSpringBeanInstance; | |
| 8 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.service.MessagingService; | |
| 9 | ||
| 10 | /** | |
| 11 | * Utility class used by Ogham for testing result of {@link MessagingService} | |
| 12 | * configuration. | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 15 | * | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | public class OghamInternalAssertions { | |
| 18 | /** | |
| 19 | * Entry point to write assertions on {@link MessagingService} instance. | |
| 20 | * | |
| 21 | * For example: | |
| 22 | * | |
| 23 | * <pre> | |
| 24 | * {@code | |
| 25 | * OghamInternalAssertions | |
| 26 | * .assertThat(messagingService) | |
| 27 | * .sendGrid() | |
| 28 | * .apiKey(equalTo("bar")) | |
| 29 | * .client(allOf(isA(SendGrid.class), not(isSpringBeanInstance(context, SendGrid.class)))) | |
| 30 | * .and() | |
| 31 | * .thymeleaf() | |
| 32 | * .all() | |
| 33 | * .engine(isA(TemplateEngine.class)) | |
| 34 | * .and() | |
| 35 | * .and() | |
| 36 | * .freemarker() | |
| 37 | * .all() | |
| 38 | * .configuration() | |
| 39 | * .defaultEncoding(equalTo(StandardCharsets.US_ASCII.name())); | |
| 40 | * } | |
| 41 | * </pre> | |
| 42 | * | |
| 43 | * @param service | |
| 44 | * the service to make assertions with | |
| 45 | * @return builder for fluent assertions on messaging service | |
| 46 | */ | |
| 47 | public static MessagingServiceAssertions assertThat(MessagingService service) { | |
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| 53 | * Spring context. | |
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| 55 | * <p> | |
| 56 | * If no bean is declared, then it will fail. | |
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Government response
Ministers write to health, police, education and early years’ services setting out plans for reform
The Government today published its response to Professor Eileen Munro’s recommendations to reform the child protection system, set out earlier this year.
The response outlines the Government’s intention, working with professionals, to build a system focused on the needs, views and experiences of vulnerable children. The Government will reduce central regulation and prescription and place greater trust and responsibility in skilled professionals and local leaders to bring about long-term reform.
Today the Children’s Minister Tim Loughton has outlined the changes in a letter to all schools, Directors of Children’s Services and early years’ providers. He has also written a joint letter with Anne Milton, Minister for Public Health, to all local health services, and with Lynne Featherstone, Minister for Equalities and Criminal Information, to police forces. Ministers see these professionals as central to leading the reforms.
The Government’s ambition is for a child protection system that truly values and acts on the feedback of children, young people and their families. Ministers agree with Professor Munro that the current system is overly focused on complying with procedures and targets as a measure of success. The new approach is based on developing professional expertise and providing a range of help and services to children and families that meet all their needs.
Children’s Minister Tim Loughton said:
Today’s response is the first stage of a journey which will fundamentally change the child protection system - we’re not just tinkering at the edges and fixing short term problems. We are freeing hardworking social workers and other professionals from structures, procedures and rulebooks so they can do their best for vulnerable children and their families.
This is a new mindset and a new relationship between central Government and local services. I am determined that we build on the excellent work of Professor Munro and I trust the workforce to deliver the reforms without working to prescription.
We have worked openly and collaboratively with professionals and children’s leaders to create reforms that are sustainable in the long term. The Government is not in the business of telling local services how to implement the reforms - as has happened in the past - because this has been shown by Professor Munro to result in unintended consequences.
The changes will take time to fully implement. We have outlined some key milestones so that we keep up momentum and ensure that the process is advanced by next year. I am confident that working together we will give more of our children a safe and happy childhood.
Professor Munro will continue to advise the Government and will undertake an interim assessment of progress next year.
Professor Eileen Munro, Professor of Social Policy at the London School of Economics said:
This is the start of a reform process to move the focus of help and protection firmly onto children and young people and away from compliance with excessive bureaucratic demands. It is time to give professionals more freedom and responsibility for improving their skills in helping children and young people. The presence and influence of professionals working with the Government is crucial in delivering the reforms in the longer term.
An Implementation Working Group, drawing on expertise from local authority children’s services, social workers, education, police and the health service, advised the Government on its response to Professor Munro’s report.
The response includes the following actions by the Government:
Actions for local services to implement include:
The Government is clear that with greater freedoms come greater accountability. Therefore there are several actions in the plan to improve inspection.
These include:
Ministers have agreed to extend ongoing trials to give social workers greater autonomy so they can better exercise their professional judgment. Current trials in Westminster, Knowsley, Cumbria and Hackney have seen social workers completing assessments within timescales that they think would meet children’s needs better.
The current trials will now run to December 2011, and be extended to five Community Budget areas - Hull, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth and Swindon. Evidence will be used to inform changes to the statutory guidance on assessment.
Corinne May-Chahal, interim chair of The College of Social Work, said:
The Munro Review concentrated on the importance of focussing on the experience of children as they come into contact with the child protection system. Social workers have wanted to do this for many years but unnecessary bureaucracy, unhelpful timescales and poor ICT systems have made that difficult.
The review proposes developing a learning culture in child protection, rather than a blame culture, valuing the knowledge and capabilities of social workers and of their health and education partners. The government’s response demonstrates a new understanding of the realities of child protection and the need for improvement to be led by social workers and those that employ them.
The College of Social Work welcomes this and knows that change of this magnitude takes time. We are ready to support social workers and their employers to meet the challenges involved in taking the reforms forward.
Matt Dunkley, Director of Children’s Services in East Sussex, said:
My personal reflection is to strongly welcome the collaborative and transparent way in which the Minister has worked with the sector to formulate the Government’s response to Professor Munro’s Review. There will be significant challenges in the transition to the locally determined and professionally-led approach to child protection it promises, but with the same collaboration, trust and transparency, I believe we have a good chance of making it a reality.
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Hello everyone,
I would like to ask you if there is a way to apply a rewrite tactic on a particular term. For example, if I want to replace only the second term of an expression.
Thank you.
You can perform something like:
conv_rhs { rw [what you want] }
It'll rewrite the right hand only.
Inside of a conv block, you can use congr
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then B
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https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/extras/conv.md might help
Thank you both
@Hamza MAIMOUNE , please also try:
example (a b : ℕ) (h : a = b): a + a + a + a + a = 0 := begin rw [h] {occs := occurrences.pos [1, 3]}, sorry, end
The syntax is awfully verbose but it can still be quicker than a complicated conv navigation.
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Each dot represents one electoral district
Canadian electoral districts (ridings) dramatically vary in area, and are distributed very unevenly around the country. There's also a large urban popluation with very small area districts. Showing them on a normal map like this elections canada map gives too much attention to large rural districts like Nunavut, while making it very difficult to see how urban districts voted.
One way to improve the map is to build a cartogram, where the electoral data is layed out as a map. There have been lots of good attempts at this including this from wikipedia, this from electoralcartogram.ca and this from attaboy.ca. All of them give an equal area to every riding, which gives urban ridings the same weight as rural ridings.
The issue with cartograms is that they distort the geography, and can make it hard to identify where each riding is actually located. Areas like northern ontario get squeezed down while the area around Toronto get stretched to fill most of southern Ontario. Another big issue is it becomes very hard to tell apart urban and rural ridings. If you're unfamiliar with a riding's name the map can't tell you whether it's part of a city, a suburb, or fully rural.
My map attempts to bridge the divide between the two. Unlike a geographic map, each riding gets exactly 1 dot on the map. There is some distortion to make cities larger and some unpopulated areas smaller (sorry territories). But unlike a normal cartogram I have kept the distinction between rural and urban spaces. Black areas represent major cities, with Grey areas marking greater metro areas. Dots are orthogonally adjacent if they are part of the same urban area, and are otherwise separated. For very large ridings I've tried to place the dot somewhere near the largest population centers, but also those dots are more separated from their neighbors.


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Design and Development
The developmental base of Touch Me Not were the technincal sessions held as part of our college's PES SBC's technical activities. Hands on electronics coaching was given to students irrespective of their year of study.
Sanitization made free of touch.
Sanitization made free of touch
The IEEE Student Branch Chapter of Rajagiri school of Engineering and Technology took up the #Robosanitizer Challenge in the month of March. Jerin Peter of S2 ECE came up with a project as part of this challenge, gathering fame and recognition in various platforms regarding his advanced prototype oriented towards sanitization of the general public without compromising to contact. The challenge expired long ago, but the IEEE SB of RSET decided that such a fruitful prototype shouldn't go to waste.
Supportive and connected as always, our college's IEEE SB took up this project and saw through its make over into a complete and self sustaining product. By consulting with several startups and resource persons from the ties we maintained over the years, we developed Jerin's product into something truly worthy of any public space imaginable
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Like any other product, 'Touch Me Not' also has a team of energetic individuals behind it. Here are the brains and the brawns behind this student project turned startup:
What brings variety to our operation is that our operation is that while our product gained from a single student's project, the roots of its success lie in the contributions of each of the three IEEE societies of our college. We have accepted this venture as one of our own down to an individual level. Here are the contributions of our IEEE Student Branch Chapters towards this venture .
The Power and Energy Society of RSET is the one that accepted the #Robosanitizer challenge in our stead when the movement was popular. Besides this, the CTO Jerin Peter, had come up with his project only due to the platform provided by the IEEE PES SBC of RSET.
The Industrial Applications society was the first society to suggest bringing the robosanitizer out into the open market. Through their tremendous network of startups, they were the key player in the marketing aspect of Touch Me Not.
The Computer Society is the main pillar in the advertising of our product all over the world. They have actively participated in gathering sponsorships and sellers for Touch Me Not from all over the world despite this global pandemic.
With hundreds of satisfied customers all over the world, Touch Me Not has thrived as a reliable weapon against the global pandemic. Even after the age of this virus, we believe that Touch Me Not shall remain an essential need in the times to come, as the true importance of hygiene has now been recognized. Here are a few snapshots of our road to the venture we represent now.
Having a "Touch Me Not" at home or at work can have a high impact on your general health and cleanliness. Here's a few areas where our product proves its worth.
Touch Me Not is essentially a way to apply sanitizer without ever touching a surface. This significantly reduces the risk of exposure to the Novel Corona virus, thereby preventing disease spread at minimum cost.
Don't know what went wrong with the product? Just call us at our toll free number 09979-98789 and tell us the code displayed on the LCD screen. We'll help you right away!
Having partnered up with almost all the major online sellers in the world, our product is now available in abundace and in nearly any place imaginable.
Are you an IEEE member? Then you've got good news! We offer special discounts for all IEEE members who purchase this product. After all, its the least we can do for the organization that made it all possible.
Say goodbye to shipping for service! We will guide you step by step through the process of correcting what ever has gone wrong, all within warranty!
Despite the usefulness of our product, it comes at a surprisingly low cost. We have released 3 versions of the product, alpha, beta and gamma having different sets of features to suit your exact needs. Take a look at their features and price range below:
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Refill indication only at 10% liquid level.
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Refill indication only at 10%, 20% and 30% liquid levels.
What makes an organization successful is its ability to listen. Just like any other good student branch, our doors too are open to your messages. For any inquiries or doubts, feel free to contact us. We also look forward to your valuable suggestions and feedback. Your convenience is our priority.


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I was inspired by Mourner's data load test, (where I took the code for the boxes) which is all well and good if we want to do all the calculations in one worker, but what if we want to divide it up amongst several workers for processing?
Easy you say, you'll open some more workers inside your worker, but alas chrome hasn't gotten around to to implementing nested worker, you're probably going to have to transfer it back to the main thread first.
Before we go any farther, we're going to be working with a massive 28MiB(12MiB gziped) text file, I'd hit the button to download dictionary now. The file in question is Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary originally from project gutenberg, but I grabbed it from this repo
The problem is that transferring between threads is a blocking operation, once the dictionary is done loading you'll see a button marked "Transfer with structured clone" hit it while looking at the boxes, you'll notice them jump. Here is where transferable objects come in, for certain JavaScript data types (array buffers) we can transfer ownership, this is slightly different from sending messages as the object is no longer available in the original context, to see this in action click it the button marked "Transfer with transferable objects" and again look at the boxes, no jump for me at least.
We've actually done some preprocessing on the object so were actually transferring ownership of about 5000 separate typed arrays which slows things down, if you're curious you can , for me the prepossessing increased the time it took to transfer by about 42%.
The down side of transferable objects is one I hinted at earlier, you can only use it with array buffers(and message ports but I'm not sure that's implemented/what they are). Array buffers are the basis of typed arrays, buffers are abstract containers for bytes and typed arrays are representations with various byte lengths it is a non trivial task to convert a typed array back to text. With the array buffer version we turned the text into unsigned 16 bit integers, I'd give you a demo of trying to convert it back in one go but it fills up the heap and crashes your browser.
So instead we cut the text up into about 5000 pieces, to make it even we cut both the text and the array buffer version into arrays with the same number of pieces, then we fire up some more workers and start handing out those pieces to them for a mapreduce of letter frequencies. We send a piece to one of the map workers, it computes an object with with the numbers for each letter which it sends back, we send that to the reducer function and send the map function a new piece. Once we are out of data and we shut down the map workers and ask the reducer for its data.
Results, updated 2. After a massive optimization effort which involved going through and replacing all of the map and forEach loops with while loops, holding off converting back from CharCode to until we are all the way reduced, clears up the results dramatically, transferable objects is dramatically faster to the point that it takes approximately the same amount of time to transfer the structured clone as it does to parse the transferable object.This is on my desktop, on my nexus 10 tablet I get the opposite results with single threaded fastest and transferable objects slowest.
I've noticed that workers are extremely poorly documented on MDN (update not the case anymore ... your welcome) and HTML5 rocks has a few omissions, namely, worker.postMessage is unprefixed for transferable objects (i.e. not worker.webkitPostMessage), it also works fine in FireFox, blob builder is no longer with us, you can just use Blob, the Chromium still does not allow subworkers, and IE10 which in theory should work fine has security restriction if you try to open a worker from a blob url, lastly it is a okay to send circular references to a worker, they are stringified using structured clone, not JSON.stringify.
In case you're curious all the way on the right is a version that just does it single threaded in the worker, update with a better written function doesn't take a huge amount of time, still slower though.
This has has been built with my communist library.


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My report page in the course DA377B
Each three seconds, the cute rabbit will disappear or appear ~
This is my report-page in the course. This page contains a presentation of myself. Keep this site updated all through the course and hand it in, for grading, in the end of the course.
So, a presentation might be in order. I'll begin.
My name is Yang Yu, born in ZheJiang Province, China. I am 22 years old now and I will graduate next year. I am an exchange student in Kristianstad University and I like this area so much.
Programming has not been an interest of mine, until I entered University and I found that it was really interesting.
If I should mention a hobby, besides web programming, then it would be to remove and carry stones on my sommer cottage. There is a lot of stone there.
On and off I try new hobbies, one year it was online poker, another year it was Geocaching and the Turfing. Currently I am available to start up new hobbies so lets se what might turn up.
Lets keep in touch in the chatt and through GitHub!


Gambler's Fallacy Dice Roller
A dice roller that respects the
Gambler's Fallacy
. Numbers that have been rolled recently will be less likely to roll again,
and numbers which have not been rolled recently will be more likely to roll.
d
Weight factor:
1
ROLL
Show probabilities
Reset
Written by
Jorge Rodriguez
, January 2014.
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railo-context.Component coldbox.system.web.services.BaseService coldbox.system.web.services.InterceptorService
The coldbox interceptor service
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
|
init(any controller)
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
any
|
appendInterceptionPoints(any customPoints)
Append a list of custom interception points to the CORE interception points and returns itself. |
any
|
configure()
Configure the interceptor service. |
private any
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createInterceptor(any interceptorClass, any interceptorName, [any<struct> interceptorProperties='[runtime expression]'])
Create an interceptor object. |
any<array>
|
getInterceptionPoints()
Get the interceptionPoints ENUM of all registered points of execution as an array. |
any<struct>
|
getInterceptionStates()
Get all the interception states defined in this service. |
any
|
getInterceptor([string interceptorName])
Get an interceptor according to its name from a state. |
any
|
getRequestBuffer()
Get a coldbox request buffer: coldbox. |
any
|
getStateContainer(any state)
Get a State Container, it will return a blank structure if the state is not found. |
private any
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newPointRecord()
Create a new interception point record. |
any
|
onConfigurationLoad()
Fires after the main ColdBox application configuration is loaded. |
private struct
|
parseMetadata(any metadata, any points)
I get a components valid interception points. |
any
|
processState(any state, [any interceptData='[runtime expression]'], [boolean async='false'], [boolean asyncAll='false'], [boolean asyncAllJoin='true'], [string asyncPriority='NORMAL'], [numeric asyncJoinTimeout='0'])
Announce an interception to the system. |
any
|
registerInterceptionPoint(any interceptorKey, any state, any oInterceptor, [any interceptorMD])
Register an Interception point into a new or created interception state. |
any
|
registerInterceptor([any interceptorClass], [any interceptorObject], [any<struct> interceptorProperties='[runtime expression]'], [any customPoints=''], [any interceptorName])
Register an interceptor. |
any
|
registerInterceptors()
Register all the interceptors according to ColdBox configuration. |
boolean
|
unregister(any interceptorName, [any state=''])
Unregister an interceptor from an interception state or all states. |
private any
|
wireboxSetup()
Verifies the setup for interceptor classes is online. |
| Methods inherited from class coldbox.system.web.services.BaseService |
|---|
| getController, onShutdown, setController |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
|---|
| None |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Constructor
controller
| Method Detail |
|---|
Append a list of custom interception points to the CORE interception points and returns itself
customPoints
- A comma delimmited list or array of custom interception points to append. If they already exists, then they will not be added again.Configure the interceptor service
Create an interceptor object
interceptorClass
- The class path to instantiateinterceptorName
- The unique name of the interceptorinterceptorProperties
- The propertiesGet the interceptionPoints ENUM of all registered points of execution as an array
Get all the interception states defined in this service
Get an interceptor according to its name from a state. If retrieved, it does not mean that the interceptor is registered still. Use the deepSearch argument if you want to check all the interception states for the interceptor.
interceptorName
- The name of the interceptor to search forGet a coldbox request buffer: coldbox.system.core.util.RequestBuffer
Get a State Container, it will return a blank structure if the state is not found.
state
- The state name to retrieveCreate a new interception point record
Fires after the main ColdBox application configuration is loaded
onConfigurationLoad
in class
BaseService
I get a components valid interception points
metadata
- The recursive metadatapoints
- The active points structureAnnounce an interception to the system. If you use the asynchronous facilities, you will get a thread structure report as a result.
state
- An interception state to processinterceptData
- A data structure used to pass intercepted information.async
- If true, the entire interception chain will be ran in a separate thread.asyncAll
- If true, each interceptor in the interception chain will be ran in a separate thread and then joined together at the end.asyncAllJoin
- If true, each interceptor in the interception chain will be ran in a separate thread and joined together at the end by default. If you set this flag to false then there will be no joining and waiting for the threads to finalize.asyncPriority
- The thread priority to be used. Either LOW, NORMAL or HIGH. The default value is NORMALasyncJoinTimeout
- The timeout in milliseconds for the join thread to wait for interceptor threads to finish. By default there is no timeout.Register an Interception point into a new or created interception state.
interceptorKey
- The interceptor key to use for lookups in the state.state
- The state to createoInterceptor
- The interceptor to registerinterceptorMD
- The metadata about the interception point: {async, asyncPriority, eventPattern}Register an interceptor. This method is here for runtime additions. If the interceptor is already in a state, it will not be added again. You can register an interceptor by class or with an already instantiated and configured object.
interceptorClass
- Mutex with interceptorObject, this is the qualified class of the interceptor to registerinterceptorObject
- Mutex with interceptor Class, this is used to register an already instantiated object as an interceptorinterceptorProperties
- The structure of properties to register this interceptor with.customPoints
- A comma delimmited list or array of custom interception points, if the object or class sent in observes them.interceptorName
- The name to use for the interceptor when stored. If not used, we will use the name found in the object's classRegister all the interceptors according to ColdBox configuration. All interception states are lazy loaded in.
Unregister an interceptor from an interception state or all states. If the state does not exists, it returns false
interceptorName
- The name of the interceptor to search forstate
- The named state to unregister this interceptor from. If not passed, then it will be unregistered from all states.Verifies the setup for interceptor classes is online


Maps generated using the Native Land API. For more information about how to use the API, check the documentation page here: https://native-land.ca/resources/api-docs/.
The following code can be used to generate a web map of all the territories overlaying the latitude and longitude of the W.E.B. Du Bois Library. Currently this selects three territories: Pocumtuc, Nipmuc, and the Wabanaki Confederacy.
Embedded iframe code:
Because the zoom level automatically adjusts to encompass all of the Wabanaki Confederacy, it could be advantageous to specify which territories to include. This code will generate a web map of just the Pocumtuc and Nipmuc territories.
Embedded iframe code:


Arduino Yun Serial to WAMP Bridge Test
Open JavaScript console to seet output.
Edit JavaScript to fit your setup.


The N64 never had a hard drive like today's modern consoles have so how would games save your progress? Well, each game would save your progress to the cartrige on a specail chip for saving games called the EEP Rom. The eep rom was a bit like modern SD cards where it can store data for a long period of time without being connected to a power source. The image below (downloaded form Nintendo64Forever.com) shows the Super Mario 64 cartridge. The smallest chip is the EEP rom
Each game has a different format that data is stored so there is no "universal" EEP rom reader/interputer. The Super Mario 64 PC port had just come out and an online friend asked me if i could convert his emulator save file to the PC port save file. So we brainstromed and inspected manny PC port save files as well as emulator save files and couldn't figure out how to convert his save file. The idea of a save file convert lied on a shelf for a couple of months and then I decied to see if I could write a program that could read what coin scores I got on each level and it worked! I was able to see what my coin scores were! This sparked my interest and led to me coding a full save file editor called the
Super Mario 64 Save File Manager
After I had finshed the program I decied to make this documentation on how each byte of the EEP Rom works because the documentation for the SM64 EEP Rom was not complete. I played through the game at least 6 times to figure out what bits did what inside each byte. There is alot of documentaion on the Hack64 website that I did use for the basic EEP Rom layout but none of the castle secret stars were docuemted so I felt this documetaion nessisary.


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Module
Spec::DSL
In:
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/behaviour.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/behaviour_callbacks.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/behaviour_eval.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/behaviour_factory.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/composite_proc_builder.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/configuration.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/description.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/errors.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/example.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/example_matcher.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/example_should_raise_handler.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/behaviour_eval_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/behaviour_factory_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/behaviour_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/composite_proc_builder_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/configuration_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/description_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/example_class_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/example_instance_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/example_matcher_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/example_should_raise_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/predicate_matcher_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/dsl/shared_behaviour_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/spec/spec/runner/context_matching_spec.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec_on_rails/lib/spec/dsl/configuration.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec_on_rails/spec/rails/dsl/configuration_spec.rb
Methods
a_shared_helper_method
an_attribute_setter
behaviour_class
count
each
included
included
included
included
make_shared_behaviour
new
new
new
non_shared_behaviour
run
spec_inherited
verify_error
Included Modules
ExampleMatcherSpecHelper
Classes and Modules
Module
Spec::DSL::BehaviourCallbacks
Module
Spec::DSL::BehaviourEval
Module
Spec::DSL::ExampleMatcherSpecHelper
Class
Spec::DSL::Behaviour
Class
Spec::DSL::BehaviourFactory
Class
Spec::DSL::BehaviourSubclass
Class
Spec::DSL::CompositeProcBuilder
Class
Spec::DSL::Configuration
Class
Spec::DSL::Description
Class
Spec::DSL::EvalModule
Class
Spec::DSL::Example
Class
Spec::DSL::ExampleMatcher
Class
Spec::DSL::ExamplePendingError
Class
Spec::DSL::ExampleShouldRaiseHandler
Class
Spec::DSL::FakeReporter
Class
Spec::DSL::Fish
Class
Spec::DSL::PendingFixedError
Public Class methods
included
(mod)
included
(mod)
included
(mod)
included
(mod)
new
(*args, &block)
new
(*args, &block)
new
(*args, &block)
spec_inherited
(mod)
Public Instance methods
a_shared_helper_method
()
an_attribute_setter
()
behaviour_class
()
count
()
each
(&block)
make_shared_behaviour
(name, opts=nil, &block)
non_shared_behaviour
()
run
(example)
verify_error
(error, message=nil)
[Validate]


{% include "gridMng/session/resultRatingWeightTable.html" with data=data.rangeData STATIC_URL=STATIC_URL %}
{% include "gridMng/session/resultRatingWeightTable.html" with data=data.meanData STATIC_URL=STATIC_URL %}
{% include "gridMng/session/resultRatingWeightTable.html" with data=data.stdData STATIC_URL=STATIC_URL %}


HTML is like a house that we build with bricks, wood or any other material we use to give it a strong foundation and CSS is like decorating it and giving it some colour and design. In short, CSS is interior decoration of your house.
Loops are used to run a block of codes until a set of conditions are met. When you want the code to run over and over again with a different value then loop is used. There are different types of loops ‘while loop’, ‘for loop’, ‘do… while’.
We see loop in our everyday life. Similarly, in my life there are loops that I do everyday such as after waking up and brushing my teeth I prepare kids lunch boxes and this loop continues until its week-end.
‘If…. else’ statements are referred as control flow. These statements help a program meet the conditions to execute code. If one statement is true then then one block of code is executed. If the statement is false then another block of code is executed.
One of the basic examples is: if a student clears the medical preliminary examination then he/she will get the admission in the medical field else they will try in other departments
DOM is a Document Object Model. It is a tree model of various elements of HTML. In other words, DOM is the nice representation of the entire web page including margin, padding, and content.
DOM is a document which gives access to the webpage of any website and one can manipulate it temporarily.
When DOM is accessed then we can add, delete or create code.
Functions are backbone of JavaScript. They are a set of statements that performs a task/calculate value. In JS functions are defined by using ‘function’ command.
Functions are used to reuse a code. The programmer once defines the code and then that code can be used again with different arguments.
Functions are used to avoid writing same code again and again.
Google is my first choice as well as relevant documentation such as Git documentation or CSS/HTML References. However, if still in doubt, then I will ask my facilitator and also others learners via slack. I also have help at home and some of my friends are also familiar with the technology.


Use existing server created with example
Table of Contents
- 1. Configuration Steps
- 2. Components
- 3. Code Structure
- 4. Guidelines
- 5. Test Requests in app
- 6. Scripts
Configuration Steps:
-
Install Node JS. Node itself is just an executable, so you don’t really need to install it, but doing so will be easier and will install the node package manager (npm) as well.
-
Install MySQL to persist data.
-
Download the server to your computer
$ git clone https://github.com/teusemanuel/node-backend-server.git
-
Download the dependencies that the project requires from the command line
-
Enter the server folder node-backend-server downloaded:
$ cd ~/folder-checkout
-
install dependencies:
$ npm install
-
in project root folder install typings dependencies for working with typescript:
$ node_modules/.bin/typings install
-
-
Configure database for run first time
-
in file
src/config.ts
have:host: host of the your database
user: user for authentication in database with the necessary privileges
password: password utilised for user authentication in the database
database_production: database name utilised when this server run in your production
database_test: database name utilised when you developing your application
-
Initial script (Run in database you created)
Go to script
-
-
Configure your secret key used to generate the hash for your authentication with the application.
-
in file
src/config.ts
change:secret: key utilized from you application for generate a hash token. see more about Node-JsonWebToken utilization.
-
-
Build project
$ npm run build
-
Run server
$ npm start
Components
Utility components to assist in creating your server’s business rules
Utils
| Class | Description | Example usage |
|---|---|---|
| DateUtils | DateUtils is not only simplify code for common operations, but isolate from of the moment dependence. | DateUtils.dateTextFromDate() |
| CommonsRepository | CommonsRepository Is a utility class that can be extended by all classes that work with data persistence. | Example:...UserRepository extends CommonsRepository<UserModel> {...} let user = new UserModel(); userRepository.findById(user.id, UserModel) userRepository.save(user) userRepository.update(user, {id: user.id}) userRepository.deleteById(user.id) |
Code Structure
Here we will describe how was used the convension of the code, recommended practices and used in the creation of the server.
The purpose here is to present how the server structure was made to facilitate the maintenance and creation of new functionalities and modules
Guidelines
Test Requests in app
Scripts
User and Providers
/*
Source Server : localhost
Source Server Type : MySQL
Source Server Version : 50625
Source Host : localhost
Source Database : node_server_test
Target Server Type : MySQL
Target Server Version : 50625
File Encoding : utf-8
*/
SET NAMES utf8;
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS = 0;
-- ----------------------------
-- Table structure for user
-- ----------------------------
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS user;
CREATE TABLE user (
id bigint(20) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
name varchar(255) NOT NULL,
email varchar(255) NOT NULL,
password varchar(255) NOT NULL,
birthday date DEFAULT NULL,
photo_url varchar(500) DEFAULT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=2 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
-- ----------------------------
-- Table structure for user_provider
-- ----------------------------
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS user_provider;
CREATE TABLE user_provider (
id bigint(20) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
user_id bigint(20) NOT NULL,
user_token varchar(128) NOT NULL,
display_name varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
email varchar(255) NOT NULL,
photo_url varchar(500) DEFAULT NULL,
type varchar(20) NOT NULL,
created_on datetime NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
connected_at datetime NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
PRIMARY KEY (id),
KEY idx_user_id (user_id),
KEY idx_id (id) USING BTREE,
KEY idx_type (type),
CONSTRAINT fk_user_provider_user_id FOREIGN KEY (user_id) REFERENCES user (id)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS = 1;


class FieldActor : Actor
Scene2d actor for the Entity class. This class links an Entity instance with an Actor instance to handle the user input. It does not draw on the screen.
<init> |
Scene2d actor for the Entity class. This class links an Entity instance with an Actor instance to handle the user input. It does not draw on the screen. FieldActor(entity: Entity) |
entity |
val entity: Entity |
draw |
This method updates the bounds to the position and dimensions of the Entity, so that the InputListener receives the relevant user input, i.e touch events. It does not draw the texture of the Entity, this is done by the RenderSystem. fun draw(batch: Batch?, parentAlpha: Float): Unit |


--- title: Decodes the output of a softmax. type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras menu: main: name: Decodes the output of a softmax. - keras parent: keras-reference aliases: - /reference/keras/k_ctc_decode.html - /keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /guide/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /tools/tools/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /installation/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /tutorials/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /guide/tools/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /deploy/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /tools/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html - /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/k_ctc_decode.html ---
Can use either greedy search (also known as best path) or a constrained dictionary search.
k_ctc_decode(
y_pred,
input_length,
greedy = TRUE,
beam_width = 100L,
top_paths = 1
)
| y_pred | tensor |
| input_length | tensor |
| greedy | perform much faster best-path search if |
| beam_width | if |
| top_paths | if |
If greedy
is TRUE
, returns a list of one element
that contains the decoded sequence. If FALSE
, returns the top_paths
most probable decoded sequences. Important: blank labels are returned as
-1
. Tensor (top_paths)
that contains the log probability of each
decoded sequence.
This function is part of a set of Keras backend functions that enable lower level access to the core operations of the backend tensor engine (e.g. TensorFlow, CNTK, Theano, etc.).
You can see a list of all available backend functions here: https://keras.rstudio.com/articles/backend.html#backend-functions.


Thuc-Nhi Le(Felicity)
Tablemate, best friend, shopping and eating buddy
Vicky is a helpful "tablemate", a kind friend and an active shopping and eating buddy. She is an indispensable part of my high school year. Thank you for being co-lord of the universe and building the #muoimuoivakyky empire with me.


Order# {{ order.id }} | {{ order.get_order_type_display }} | {{ order.created|date:"d/m/Y G:i" }}
{% if order.order_type == 'IN' %}
The following goods were received on behalf of
{{ order.customer }} from
{{ order.sender_receiver }}.
{% elif order.order_type == 'OU' %}
The following goods were sent on behalf of
{{ order.customer }} to
{{ order.sender_receiver }}.
{% elif order.order_type == 'TR' %}
The following goods were transferred on behalf from
{{ order.customer }} to
{{ order.receiving_customer }}.
{% endif %}
Permit: {{ order.get_permit_type_display }}-{{ order.permit_number }}
{% if order.order_type == 'IN' or order.order_type == 'OU' %}
Driver: {{ order.driver.first_name }} {{ order.driver.last_name }} |
National code:
{{ order.driver.melli_code }} |
Tel: {{ order.driver.tel1 }}
Truck size: {{ order.driver.get_truck_size_display }} |
Number plate: {{ order.driver.number_plate_1 }}{{ order.driver.get_number_plate_letter_display }}
{{ order.driver.number_plate_2 }} IRAN-{{ order.driver.number_plate_iran }}
Transport co: {{ order.transport_company }} |
Billway no: {{ order.billway_number }}
{% endif %}
| # |
Product code |
Product barcode |
Product name |
Count |
{% for order_item in order_item_list %}
| {{ forloop.counter }} |
{{ order_item.product.code }} |
{{ order_item.product.barcode }} |
{{ order_item.product.name }} |
{{ order_item.count }} |
{% endfor %}
- Insuring goods stored for damage against fire and natural disasters is the responsibility of the customer.
- {{ order.warehouse.name }} operating hrs are SET-WED 8AM-5PM, FRI 8AM-12PM
- All transport costs must be paid by the customer unless the customer has a signed a contract for transport services.
Warehouse operator signature:
{% if order.order_type == 'OU' %}
Receiver signature:
{% endif %}


Already paid
{{ web3Service.BNToAmount(request.payee.balance, request.currency) }}
{{ request.currency }}
Will remain
{{ refundFormControl.value && refundFormControl.valid ? web3Service.BNToAmount(request.payee.balance.sub(web3Service.amountToBN(refundFormControl.value, request.currency)), request.currency) : '...' }}
{{ request.currency }}


pragma solidity ^0.4.19;
import './zeppelin/ownership/Ownable.sol';
contract BigbomPrivateSaleList is Ownable {
mapping(address=>uint) public addressCap;
function BigbomPrivateSaleList() public {}
event ListAddress( address _user, uint _amount, uint _time );
// Owner can delist by setting amount = 0.
// Onwer can also change it at any time
function listAddress( address _user, uint _amount ) public onlyOwner {
Erequire(_user != address(0x0));
addressCap[_user] = _amount;
ListAddress( _user, _amount, now );
}
// an optimization in case of network congestion
function listAddresses( address[] _users, uint[] _amount ) public onlyOwner {
Erequire(_users.length == _amount.length );
for( uint i = 0 ; i < _users.length ; i++ ) {
listAddress( _users[i], _amount[i] );
}
}
function getCap( address _user ) public constant returns(uint) {
return addressCap[_user];
}
}
|


Marble Canyon is the section of the Colorado River canyon in northern Arizona from Lee's Ferry to the confluence with the Little Colorado River, which marks the beginning of theGrand Canyon.
Lee's Ferry is a common launching point for river runners starting their journey through the Grand Canyon. Marble Canyon is also well known for the Navajo Bridge, where US Highway 89A crosses the Colorado River.
Marble Canyon marks the western boundary of the Navajo Nation. In 1975, the former Marble Canyon National Monument, which followed the Colorado River northeast from the Grand Canyon to Lee's Ferry, was made part of Grand Canyon National Park.
The name Marble Canyon is a misnomer because there is no marble there. Although Powell knew this when he named the canyon, he thought the polished limestone looked like marble. In his words, "The limestone of the canyon is often polished, and makes a beautiful marble. Sometimes the rocks are of many colors - white, gray, pink, and purple, with saffron tints"
Marble Canyon is the site of one of the last great proposed dam projects on the Colorado, the Marble Canyon Dam. Proposed and investigated in the early 1950s by the United States Bureau of Reclamation, the proposal met substantial opposition, notably from the Sierra Club, when a revived proposal was considered by the state of Arizona as part of the Central Arizona Project from 1965 to 1968. The proposed dam was finally abandoned in 1968. Exploratory holes, which were drilled in the Redwall Limestone of the canyon walls in an early phase of the abortive project, can still be seen at Mile 39.2.
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