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| Introspector2TestCase.Woogie | |
| TemplateTestBase | This is a base interface that contains a bunch of static final strings that are of use when testing templates. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbsoluteFileResourceLoaderTestCase | Test use of an absolute path with the FileResourceLoader |
| AnakiaTestCase | This is a test case for Anakia. |
| ArithmeticTestCase | Test arithmetic operations. |
| ArrayMethodsTestCase | Used to check that method calls on Array references work properly
and that they produce the same results as the same methods would on
a fixed-size List . |
| BaseEvalTestCase | Base for test cases that use evaluate, instead of going through the resource loaders. |
| BaseTestCase | Base test case that provides a few utility methods for the rest of the tests. |
| BuiltInEventHandlerTestCase | Tests the operation of the built in event handlers. |
| ClassloaderChangeTestCase | Tests if we can hand Velocity an arbitrary class for logging. |
| ClasspathResourceTestCase | Load templates from the Classpath. |
| CommentsTestCase | Test comments |
| CommonsExtPropTestCase | Tests for the Commons ExtendedProperties class. |
| ContextSafetyTestCase | Tests if we are context safe : can we switch objects in the context and re-merge the template safely. |
| DefineTestCase | This class tests the #define directive |
| DefineTestCase.Inc | |
| EncodingTestCase | Tests input encoding handling. |
| EvaluateContextTestCase | Tests scope of EvaluateContext. |
| EvaluateTestCase | Test #evaluate directive. |
| EventHandlingTestCase | Tests event handling for all event handlers except IncludeEventHandler. |
| EventHandlingTestCase.TestEventCartridge | |
| ExceptionTestCase | Test case for miscellaneous Exception related issues. |
| ExternalLoggerTestCase | Tests if we can hand Velocity an arbitrary class for logging. |
| FilteredEventHandlingTestCase | Tests event handling for all event handlers when multiple event handlers are assigned for each type. |
| ForeachBreakTestCase | This class tests the break directive within Foreach loop. |
| ForeachTestCase | This class tests the Foreach loop. |
| ForeachTestCase.MyIterable | |
| ForeachTestCase.NotReallyIterable | |
| IfNullTestCase | Used to check that nulls are properly handled in #if statements |
| IfNullTestCase.NullToString | |
| IncludeErrorTestCase | Test that #parse and #include pass errors to calling code. |
| IncludeEventHandlingTestCase | Tests event handling |
| InfoTestCase | Test that the Info class in the Introspector holds the correct information. |
| InlineScopeVMTestCase | Tests if the VM template-locality is working. |
| IntrospectionCacheDataTestCase | Checks that arrays are cached correctly in the Introspector. |
| Introspector2TestCase | Test case for the Velocity Introspector which tests the ability to find a 'best match' |
| Introspector2TestCase.Bar | |
| Introspector2TestCase.Foo | |
| Introspector2TestCase.Tester | |
| Introspector2TestCase.Tester2 | |
| Introspector3TestCase | Simple introspector test case for primitive problem found in 1.3 |
| Introspector3TestCase.MethodProvider | |
| IntrospectorTestCase | Test case for the Velocity Introspector which uses the Java Reflection API to determine the correct signature of the methods used in VTL templates. |
| IntrospectorTestCase.MethodProvider | |
| InvalidEventHandlerTestCase | Tests event handling for all event handlers except IncludeEventHandler. |
| InvalidEventHandlerTestCase.TestEventCartridge | Test assigning the event handlers via properties |
| InvalidEventHandlerTestCase.Tree | |
| MacroForwardDefineTestCase | Make sure that a forward referenced macro inside another macro definition does not report an error in the log. |
| MethodCacheKeyTestCase | Checks that the equals method works correctly when caching method keys. |
| MethodInvocationExceptionTestCase | Tests if we can hand Velocity an arbitrary class for logging. |
| MethodOverloadingTestCase | Test a reported bug in which method overloading throws IllegalArgumentException after a null return value. |
| MiscTestCase | Test case for any miscellaneous stuff. |
| MultiLoaderTestCase | Load templates from the Classpath. |
| MultipleFileResourcePathTestCase | Multiple paths in the file resource loader. |
| NumberMethodCallsTestCase | Used to check that method calls with number parameters are executed correctly. |
| ParseExceptionTestCase | Test parser exception is generated with appropriate info. |
| ParserTestCase | More specific parser tests where just templating isn't enough. |
| ParserTestCase.ToStringCounter | |
| ParseWithMacroLibsTestCase | Test case for including macro libraries via the #parse method. |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase | Used to check that vararg method calls on references work properly |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase.get2getisTool | |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase.getGetgetisTool | |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase.GetgetisTool | |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase.getisTool | |
| PropertyMethodPrecedenceTestCase.isTool | |
| ResourceCachingTestCase | Test resource caching related issues. |
| ResourceExistsTestCase | Test the resource exists method |
| ResourceLoaderInstanceTestCase | Test that an instance of a ResourceLoader can be successfully passed in. |
| SecureIntrospectionTestCase | Checks that the secure introspector is working properly. |
| SetTestCase | Test that an instance of a ResourceLoader can be successfully passed in. |
| StaticUtilityMethodsTestCase | This class tests support for putting static utility classes like java.lang.Math directly into the context in order to use their methods. |
| StaticUtilityMethodsTestCase.Foo | |
| StrictForeachTestCase | This class tests support for strict foreach mode. |
| StrictForeachTestCase.BadIterable | |
| StrictForeachTestCase.GoodIterable | |
| StrictForeachTestCase.UglyIterable | |
| StrictMathTestCase | This class tests support for strict math mode. |
| StrictReferenceTestCase | Test strict reference mode turned on by the velocity property runtime.references.strict |
| StrictReferenceTestCase.Fargo | |
| StringConcatenationTestCase | This class tests support for string concatenation. |
| StringResourceLoaderRepositoryTestCase | Tests ability to have multiple repositories in the same app. |
| StringResourceLoaderRepositoryTestCase.MyRepo | |
| StringResourceLoaderTestCase | Multiple paths in the file resource loader. |
| TemplateTestCase | Easily add test cases which evaluate templates and check their output. |
| TemplateTestSuite | Test suite for Templates. |
| TestBaseTestCase | I keep breaking the getFileName method all the time... |
| TexenClasspathTestCase | This is a test case for Texen. |
| TexenTestCase | This is a test case for Texen. |
| UberspectorTestCase | |
| UnicodeEscapeTestCase | Test Case for Velocity Tools Issue 520. |
| URLResourceLoaderTimeoutTestCase | This class tests support for custom timeouts in URLResourceLoader. |
| VarargMethodsTestCase | Used to check that vararg method calls on references work properly |
| VarargMethodsTestCase.NastyTool | |
| VarargMethodsTestCase.NiceTool | |
| VelocimacroTestCase | This class tests strange Velocimacro issues. |
| VelocityAppTestCase | This class is intended to test the app.Velocity.java class. |
| VelocityServletTestCase | Tests our VelocityServlet implementation. |
| VMContextLocalscopeTestCase | Tests scope of velocimacros with localscope setting. |
| VMLibraryTestCase | Macro library inclution via the Template.merge method is tested using this class. |
| WrappedExceptionTestCase | Test thrown exceptions include a proper cause (under JDK 1.4+). |
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The GR32_Clipper unit primarily performs boolean polygon clipping (intersection, union, difference and xor). This unit also provides a polygon transformation function - InflatePolygons - that can both inflate (grow) and deflate (shrink) polygons.


C++
Verify that unallocated memory is not accessed.
Accessing memory that has been deallocated may result in an exploitable vulnerability. This type of vulnerability is called a "dangling pointer vulnerability". The unallocated memory is accessed via a pointer that has been used to free the memory earlier - this pointer is the "dangling pointer".
Identify all code that unallocates memory. Verify that pointers are never used after the objects they reference have been deleted.
Code has to be rewritten in a way that does not access unallocated memory.


QredoVault
@interface QredoVault : NSObject
Contains the methods to add, retrieve, search for and delete items in a Qredo Vault.
Objects of this class are not constructed by the developer, but returned from the defaultVault method
-
Retrieves the item with the given descriptor from the Vault
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Retrieves the specific version of the vault item referred to by the descriptor. If the item has been updated or deleted, then this will not be the latest version of the vault item. The created property can be used to compare versions.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)getItemWithDescriptor:(QredoVaultItemDescriptor *)itemDescriptor completionHandler: (void (^)(QredoVaultItem *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func getItemWith(_ itemDescriptor: QredoVaultItemDescriptor!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItem?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
itemDescriptor
The descriptor for the item to retrieve. This can be found in the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
completionHandler
Returns the vaultItem or an error if it cannot be found or some other error occurs.
-
Retrieves the metadata for the vault item specified by the given descriptor
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Retrieves the metadata for the specific version of the vault item referred to by the descriptor. If the item has been updated or deleted, then this will not be the latest version of the vault item. The created property can be used to compare versions.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)getItemMetadataWithDescriptor:(QredoVaultItemDescriptor *)itemDescriptor completionHandler:(void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func getItemMetadata(with itemDescriptor: QredoVaultItemDescriptor!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
itemDescriptor
The descriptor for the item to retrieve. This can be found in the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
completionHandler
Returns the vaultItem or an error if it cannot be found or some other error occurs.
-
Retrieves the latest version of the vault item with the given descriptor
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Call this method if you have a reference to a vault item, but are not sure if it is the latest one. The item may have been updated or deleted by the same user from another device, for example. You can use the created property to compare versions.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)getLatestItemWithDescriptor:(QredoVaultItemDescriptor *)itemDescriptor completionHandler: (void (^)(QredoVaultItem *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func getLatestItem(with itemDescriptor: QredoVaultItemDescriptor!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItem?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
itemDescriptor
The descriptor for the item to retrieve. This can be found in the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
completionHandler
Returns the vaultItem, nil if the item has been deleted, or an error if it cannot be found or some other error occurs.
-
Retrieves the metadata for the latest version of the vault item with the given descriptor
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Call this method if you have a reference to a vault item, but are not sure if it is the latest one and want to get the metadata before deciding whether to retrieve the vailt item value. The item may have been updated or deleted by the same user from another device, for example. You can use the created property to compare versions.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void) getLatestItemMetadataWithDescriptor:(QredoVaultItemDescriptor *)itemDescriptor completionHandler:(void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func getLatestItemMetadata(with itemDescriptor: QredoVaultItemDescriptor!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
itemDescriptor
The descriptor for the item to retrieve.
completionHandler
Returns the vault item metadata, nil if the item has been deleted, or an error if it cannot be found
-
Start listening for items added to the Vault
Adds an observer that adopts the
QredoVaultObserver
protocol. The didReceiveVaultItemMetadata method must be implementedSee
Vault listeners: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)addVaultObserver:(id<QredoVaultObserver>)observer;
Swift
func add(_ observer: QredoVaultObserver!)
Parameters
observer
The object that implements the
QredoVaultObserver
protocol. -
Stop listening for items added to the Vault and delete the observer object. - parameter: observer to remove
Note
Observers are automatically deleted when you close the connection to theQredoClient
.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)removeVaultObserver:(id<QredoVaultObserver>)observer;
Swift
func remove(_ observer: QredoVaultObserver!)
Parameters
observer
to remove
-
Add the specified item to the Vault.
Note
If the vault item is successfully added, the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
will contain theQredoVaultItemDescriptor
used to retrieve the item laterSee
Adding an item to the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)putItem:(QredoVaultItem *)vaultItem completionHandler: (void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func put(_ vaultItem: QredoVaultItem!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
vaultItem
The item to add
completionHandler
Invoked with the new item’s metadata if the item is successfully added. Error will be non nil if an error occurs.
-
Goes through the items in this Vault and calls the specified code block on each one
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Returns the latest versions of all items in the vault. Deleted items are not returned.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)enumerateVaultItemsUsingBlock:(void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, BOOL *))block completionHandler:(void (^)(NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func enumerateItems(_ : ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?,
  UnsafeMutablePointer<ObjCBool>) -> Void)!,
  completionHandler: ((NSError!) -> Void)!)Parameters
block
Called for each vault item, passing the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
. Setstop
to YES to terminate the enumerationcompletionHandler
will be called when the enumeration is complete or if an error occurs
-
Goes through the items in this Vault at the point after the specified highwatermark and calls the specified code block on each one
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Note
Returns the latest versions of all items in the vault. Deleted items are not returned.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)enumerateVaultItemsUsingBlock:(void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, BOOL *))block since:(QredoVaultHighWatermark *)sinceWatermark completionHandler:(void (^)(NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func enumerateItems(_ : ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?,
  UnsafeMutablePointer<ObjCBool>) -> Void)!,
  since: QredoVaultHighWatermark!,
 completionHandler: ((NSError!) -> Void)!)Parameters
block
Called for each vault item, passing the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
. Setstop
to YES to terminate the enumerationsinceWatermark
the
QredoVaultHighWatermark
specifying the location in the Vault to search from. Set this toQredoVaultHighWatermarkOrigin
to start the enumeration from the beginning or use thehighWatermark
method to get the current watermarkcompletionHandler
will be called when the enumeration is complete or if an error occurs
-
Goes through the items in this Vault and calls the specified code block on each one. Iterates through all versions of all items in the Vault, including deleted items.
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)enumerateVaultItemsAllVersionsUsingBlock: (void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, BOOL *))block completionHandler: (void (^)(NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func enumerateItemsAllVersions(_ : ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?,
  UnsafeMutablePointer<ObjCBool>) -> Void)!,
  since: QredoVaultHighWatermark!,
 completionHandler: ((NSError!) -> Void)!)Parameters
block
Called for each vault item, passing the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
. Setstop
to YES to terminate the enumerationcompletionHandler
will be called when the enumeration is complete or if an error occurs
-
Goes through the items in this Vault at the point after the specified highwatermark and calls the specified code block on each one. Iterates through all versions of all items in the Vault, including deleted items.
See
Retrieving an item from the Vault: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void) enumerateVaultItemsAllVersionsUsingBlock:(void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, BOOL *))block since: (QredoVaultHighWatermark *)sinceWatermark completionHandler:(void (^)(NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func enumerateItemsAllVersions(_ : ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?, UnsafeMutablePointer
Parameters
block
Called for each vault item, passing the
QredoVaultItemMetadata
. Setstop
to YES to terminate the enumerationsinceWatermark
The
QredoVaultHighWatermark
specifying the location in the Vault to search from. Set this toQredoVaultHighWatermarkOrigin
to start the enumeration from the beginning or use thehighWatermark
method to get the current watermarkcompletionHandler
will be called when the enumeration is complete or if an error occurs
-
The current highwatermark for this Vault.
This is the location from which updates will arrive in the didReceiveVaultItemMetadata method
Declaration
Objective-C
- (QredoVaultHighWatermark *)highWatermark;
Swift
func highWatermark() -> QredoVaultHighWatermark!
-
Resets the highwatermark for this Vault to the beginning. If a
QredoVaultObserver
has been added, the didReceiveVaultItemMetadata will be invoked with all items in the VaultDeclaration
Objective-C
- (void)resetWatermark;
Swift
func resetWatermark()
-
Deletes a vault item and returns its descriptor
Note
The item will be permanently deleted and cannot be retrieved laterSee
Deleting a Vault item: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)deleteItem:(QredoVaultItemMetadata *)metadata completionHandler: (void (^)(QredoVaultItemDescriptor *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func deleteItem(_ metadata: QredoVaultItemMetadata!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItemDescriptor?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
metadata
The
QredoVaultItemMetadata
of the item to deletecompletionHandler
Called with the
QredoVaultItemDescriptor
of the deleted item if the delete is successful or an error.
-
Updates the vault item with new metadata and value
Note
To store a reference to the updated vault item, use
newItemMetadata.descriptor
See
Updating a vault item: Objective-C, Swift
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)updateItem:(QredoVaultItemMetadata *)metadata value:(NSData *)value completionHandler: (void (^)(QredoVaultItemMetadata *, NSError *))completionHandler;
Swift
func updateItem(_ metadata: QredoVaultItemMetadata!, value: Data!, completionHandler: ((QredoVaultItemMetadata?, Error?) -> Void)!)
Parameters
metadata
The metadata for the vault item to update. To update the vault item’s metadata, pass a
QredoMutableVaultItemMetadata
containing the updated datavalue
The new value of the vault item
completionHandler
Invoked with a new meta data object for the updated vault item or an error.


After form is created you could easily pick up form value via 'formGroup' property on 'hlc-clr-form' component. This property contains object of common angular 'FormGroup' type, this is the form which was created by the libarary and which is bound to your form fields.


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- Try using the search box.
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- Lost in an exotic function call? Read the docs. Looking for a package? Check the Package Index. Need a specific version of Python? The downloads section has it.


The example provides a reference for creating a simple scatterplot.
The source code for this chart demonstrates how to:


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function in jsngram.dir2 module
Description
Lists files in a directory recursively, excluding dot files and dot directories. Returns a list of paths relative to the argument path. Alwasy uses '/' as path delimiter, even on Windows.
Example
jsngram.dir2.list_files('/scratch') # ['a.txt', 'c/d.txt', 'c/e.txt']
Usage
jsngram.dir2.list_files(path, base=None)
Argument path is a target directory that will be scanned. Argument base is used to control the relative path inside, and should not be used by user.


Mini ECS.
Minimalistic ECS framework for C#
I used it in World War IX, in a time where old component system was very limiting.
Technical Details #
It is very easy to use, as it doesn't require code generation, and it's a fairly small library.
I optimized it for speed and to avoid any in-game memory allocation. It runs much faster than the Pre-DOTS Unity Component System in a large variety of benchmarks I performed, and it gives you much more control over the frame execution.
The drawback is that is a bit verbose.
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Currency Exchanger
Enter the US dollar amount:
Enter the Country you'd like see Currency for.
Countries available:
Romania
Mexico
Sweden
Moldova
Brazil
Click me!


[CHAPTER 201C]
FINANCIAL SERVICES ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Section
201C-1 Definitions
201C-2 Establishment
201C-3 Financial assistance program; source of funds
201C-4 Purposes and terms of assistance
201C-5 Annual report
Revision Note
In this chapter, department or director of business and economic development changed to department or director of business, economic development, and tourism.


pyfor: point cloud analysis for forest inventory¶
pyfor is a Python package for processing and manipulating point cloud data for analysis in large scale forest inventory systems. pyfor is developed with the philsophy of flexibility, and offers solutions for advanced and novice Python users. This web page contains a user manual and source code documentation.
pyfor is capable of processing large acquisitions of point data in just a few lines of code. Here is an example for performing a routine normalization for an entire collection of .las tiles.
import pyfor
collection = pyfor.collection.from_dir('./my_tiles')
def normalize(las_path):
tile = pyfor.cloud.Cloud(las_path)
tile.normalize()
tile.write('{}_normalized.las'.format(tile.name))
collection.par_apply(normalize, by_file=True)
The above example only scratches the surface. Please see the Installation and Getting Started pages to learn more.


Design Patterns
What is a pattern?
A design pattern is a general reusable solution to common problems in software design. It is a template to solve a problem that can be used in many different situations. The patterns concept originated in architecture in 1977, and was introduced as a programming concept in 1994 in the book Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software.
There are three types of patterns:
- Creational
- Structural
- Behavioral
Pros / Cons
Design patterns gives the developer a tested and proven strategy for solving software problems. This can speed up development as well as mitigate future problems as the software grows larger. However design patterns can overcomplicate certain designs when used incorrectly.
Intent
Factory Method provides an interface for creating objects in the parent class, but allows subclasses to alter the type of the objects that will be created.
Problem
You are creating a logistics management app. First version of your app will handle only a single object, but in the future we will want to expand the functionality and alterations.
After a while your code will be coupled with the original object and making changes will be hard.
Solution
Factory Method replaces direct object creation with a special "factory" method. The constructor should be moved inside that method. Objects returned by the factory method are often called "products".
May seem pointless at first, but now we can override the factory method in a subclass and change the class of the object that will be created.
There is slight limitations: all products must have a common interface. Factory method is a base class that should be returning this common interface.
E.g. It is like having a module object parent class and then making slight alterations in the children that inherit from this parent class.
Application
ReferencesThis allows user to extend existing code as oppose to modifying. This also condenses code to produce components to a single creational method. We can save system resources and reuse existing objects, instead of rebuilding new ones.
History of Factory Method
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Follows the Open/Closed Principle | Requires extra subclasses. |
| Avoids tight coupling between concrete products and code that uses them. | |
| Simplifies code due to moving all creational code to one place. | |
| Simplifies adding new products to the program. |
Relations with Other Patterns
Most designs will start with Factory Method, but slowly evolve towards Abstract Factory, Prototype, or Builder as designers need more flexibility.
Abstract Factory classes are often implemented with Factory Methods, but also used in Prototype.
Factory Method can be used along with Iterator pattern to return proper iterators based on subclass.
Prototype requires initialize, but not subclassing and Factory Method is the opposite
Factory Method focuses on Template Method and is often served as a step in a large Template Method.


dataset [OPTIONS] VERB [OPTIONS] COLLECTION_NAME [ACTION PARAMETERS...]
dataset is a command line tool demonstrating dataset package for managing JSON documents stored on disc. A dataset is organized around collections, collections contain a pairtree holding specific JSON documents and related content. In addition to the JSON documents dataset maintains metadata for management of the documents, their attachments as well as a ability to generate select lists based JSON document keys (aka JSON document names).
Options can be general (e.g. --help
) or specific to a
verb. General options are
-e, -examples display examples
-h, -help display help
-l, -license display license
-v, -version display version
-verbose output rows processed on importing from CSV
attach Attach a document (file) to a JSON record in a collection
attachments List of attachments associated with a JSON record in
a collection
check Check the health of a dataset collection (for collections
using pairtree storage model)
clone Clone a collection from a list of keys into a new
collection
clone-sample Clone a collection into a sample size based training
collection and test collection
count Counts the number of records in a collection, accepts
a filter for sub-counts
create Create a JSON record in a collection
delete Delete a JSON record (and attachments) from a collection
delete-frame remove a frame from a collection
retrieve Copy an attachment out of an associated JSON record in
a collection
frame define a frame in a collection
frame-def retrieve a frame's definition
frame-objects retrieve a frame's object list
frame-keys retrieve a frame's key list
frames list the available frames in a collection
has-key Returns true if key is in collection, false otherwise
init Initialize a dataset collection
join Join a JSON record with a new JSON object in a collection
keys List the keys in a collection
prune Remove attachments from a JSON record in a collection
read Read back a JSON record from a collection
reframe re-generate a frame with provided key list
repair Try to repair a damaged dataset collection (for
collections using a pairtree storage model)
sample return a random sample of keys in a collection
update Update a JSON record in a collection


The Light Princess
by George MacDonald
A princess is cursed to have no gravity.
Source: MacDonald, G. (1864). The Light Princess. London, England: Hurst and Blackett.
- Story 1: “What! No Children?”
- A king and queen have no children. The king becomes very upset with the queen and finally she gives him a beautiful daughter.
- Story 2: “Won’t I Just?”
- The king forgets to invite his sister to the christening of his new child.
- Story 3: “She Can’t Be Ours!”
- The king and queen discover the princess has been bewitched when she appears weightless and floats when they release her.
- Story 4: “Where Is She?”
- An anecdote about the young princess. She floats out of the open window as she sleeps and causes a panic among the inhabitants of the castle.
- Story 5: “What Is to Be Done?”
- The king and the queen quarrel about what is to be done about the curse on their princess. The king tries to apologize to his sister, but she tells him to mend his ways and be patient.
- Story 6: “She Laughs Too Much”
- The princess grows normally even though she is weightless. She never sees the seriousness of situations and can only laugh, although she never smiles.
- Story 7: “Try Metaphysics”
- The king and queen continue to worry about her condition and consult two Chinese philosophers. However, they decide not to subject her to their crazy solutions.
- Story 8: “Try a Drop of Water”
- It is discovered that the princess gains gravity in water. Therefore, the two Chinese philosophers determine that she may be cured if she should cry because it is a deeper source of water.
- Story 9: “Put Me in Again!”
- The princess meets a very selective prince. He immediately falls in love with her quirky personality and surreal condition as they swim in the lake beside the palace.
- Story 10: “Look at the Moon”
- The prince and princess grow closer as they swim together in the lake. He speaks to her about love, and although she laughs, she becomes more like a modest maiden.
- Story 11: “Hiss!”
- When the princess goes swimming, she realizes the lake is draining away. The witch-princess who cursed her is ensuring her misery by taking away the lake that was her only joy.
- Story 12: “Where Is the Prince?”
- As the lake drains away, the princess becomes more and more flighty. She becomes sickly and cannot remember the prince or her mother and father. The only solution is for a man to willingly give his life to stop the hole in the lake.
- Story 13: “Here I Am!”
- The prince decides to offer himself as the sacrifice for the princess and her lake.
- Story 14: “This Is Very Kind of You”
- The prince wedges himself in the hole and is nearly drowned and unconscious when the princess saves him from his dark fate.
- Story 15: “Look at the Rain!”
- The princess sobs over her prince and with that, she falls for the first time. It begins to rain outside and the lake fills as she gains her gravity. The princess learns to walk and she married the prince. They live happily ever after.
- Year Published: 1864
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: Scotland
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.4
- Word Count: 16,012
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, children's literature, childrenõs literature, fairy tales, the light princess


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CR: India online smartphone sales reach an all-time high in Q3
by MichailAccording to the latest Counterpoint Research report, 46% of all smartphone sales in India happened online during the July-September period. This is a 55% increase over the same period last year and is the result of the large scale aggressive promotions during the festive season in India.
Retailers Flipkart and Amazon were the preferred destinations for buyers. Flipkart in particular led the way with a 57% market share, followed by Amazon with 33% and Mi.com with 9%. According to Counterpoint’s own Anshika Jain, the growth in the online channel came as a result of the retailers’ shipping expansion to more regions, improved customer service and attractive discounts.
In terms of brands, Xiaomi was once again the top seller with an estimated 38% of all sales during the period. This was driven by strong demand for devices like the Redmi 7A, Note 7 Pro and Note 7s.
Realme was the biggest gainer with very impressive yearly growth figures thanks to its affordable and feature-packed phones in the INR 15,000 and under range. Samsung did well too thanks to solid sales of the M30s on Amazon. vivo rode the wave of success backed on the increased demand for devices like the U10, Z1x and Z1Pro.
Online sales for premium phones also performed strongly with a 79% yearly growth. OnePlus was again the most dominant brand in this sector.


About Me
I am a full-stack web developer with a background in photo and video editing. In my previous career I worked at companies including NBC News and The New York Times, before being drawn into web development and attending Dev Bootcamp in New York City from May to October 2017. I still love photography - follow me on Instagram - but web development has turned out to be my passion. I love building full-stack web and mobile applications, and I also really enjoy algorithms. Please see below for some examples!
Projects
SplittR
Compare the Weather
Ruby Age-Calculator Gem
A mobile application that allows users to create groups, scan receipts to track expenses, and then split the total evenly.
Link to React Native front-end repository.
A simple web application that describes the weather in the user's current location and returns a gif from Giphy based (somewhat) on that description. It also allows the user to search the weather in c.250 major world cities.
During an exercise in Phase 1 of Dev Bootcamp, it became apparent that there was no simple way to calculate a user's age in Ruby, so we wrote and published a gem that does just that.
Algorithms
Below are links to my versions of some common algorithms.
Bubble Sort
Product of Integers
Rainwater Collector
Maximum Consecutive Ones
Binary Search
Total Ones
Merge Sort
Longest Range
A bubble sort sorts the elements in an array in pairs, eventually resulting in a sorted array. (Ruby)
For an array of integers, create an array that is the products of those integers besides the one at that index. (Ruby)
Best explained by visiting the Women Who Code challenge here. (Ruby)
Find the maximum number of consecutive 1s in a given array. (Ruby)
A classic among algorithms. (Ruby)
A recursive solution for finding the total number of 1s in a sorted binary array. (Ruby)
Another classic. (Ruby)
For an array of integers, first return the length of the longest consecutive range of integers, then return the range of integers themselves. (Ruby)


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Hello! I'm Nolan, an engineer living in Reno, NV. I work for Origin Materials, a chemical R&D and manufacturing startup in West Sacramento.
My hobbies include computer programming, computer graphics, reading, and foreign languages - particularly Chinese and Japanese. (English is my first.)


When you use most of main target rules, Boost.Build automatically figures what commands to run and it what order. As soon as you want to use new file types, or support new tools, one approach is to extend Boost.Build to smoothly support them, as documented in Chapter 6, Extender Manual. However, if there's a single place where the new tool is used, it might be easier to just explicitly specify the commands to run.
Three main target rules can be used for that. The
make
rule allows you to construct
a single file from any number of source file, by running a
command you specify. The notfile
rule
allows you to run an arbitrary command, without creating any files.
Finaly, the generate
rule allows you
to describe transformation using Boost.Build's virtual targets.
This is higher-level than file names that the make rule operates with,
and allows you to create more than one target, or create differently
named targets depending on properties, or use more than one
tool.
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rule is used when you want to
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The notfile
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file file.in
by running command
in2out. Here's how you'd do this in Boost.Build:
actions in2out { in2out $(<) $(>) } make file.out : file.in : @in2out ;
If you run bjam and file.out
does not exist, Boost.Build will run the in2out
command to create that file. For more details on specifying actions,
see the section called “Boost.Jam Language”.
It could be that you just want to run some command unconditionally,
and that command does not create any specific files. The, you can use
the notfile
rule. For example:
notfile echo_something : @echo ; actions echo { echo "something" }
The only difference from the make
rule is
that the name of the target is not considered a name of a file, so
Boost.Build will unconditionally run the action.
The generate
rule is used when
you want to express transformations using Boost.Build's virtual targets,
as opposed to just filenames. The generate
rule has the standard main target rule signature, but you are required
to specify the generating-rule
property. The value
of the property should be in the form
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rule should have the following signature:
rule-name
rule generating-rule ( project name : property-set : sources * )
and will be called with an instance of the project-target
class, the name of the main target, an instance of the
property-set
class containing build properties,
and the list of instances of the virtual-target
class
corresponding to sources.
The rule must return a list of virtual-target
instances.
The interface of the virtual-target
class can be learned
by looking at the build/virtual-target.jam
file.
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example in Boost.Build distribution
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Katy Perry to perform at World T20 final on Women’s Day
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - Katy Perry will perform before and after the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup cricket final on International Women’s Day as organizers bid to set a world record for attendance.
Perry will perform March 8 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in what is tipped to be the biggest women’s cricket match ever.
The tournament starts Feb. 21 in Sydney with defending champion Australia against India and will conclude under lights at the historic MCG
The International Cricket Council says local organizers are aiming to break the world record of 90,185 for a crowd at a women’s sports event, set during the 1999 FIFA World Cup final at Pasadena, Calif.
“The final … presents a ground breaking opportunity to set a world record for attendance at a women’s sporting fixture on the day when equality and women’s achievements are celebrated globally,” the ICC said in a statement Wednesday.
Perry, who is India this week, said in a statement: “I’m all about celebrating equality and the achievements of women, which naturally happens on a global scale on International Women’s Day. It’s no coincidence that I said yes to performing live at the women’s final on this day.”
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Changelog
Find out what's new in the latest version of boba.
1.7.1
- Improved alignment of switch handles.
- Fixed bug with switch handles that caused their position to be incorrectly offset in Safari.
1.7.0
- Added new switch form element.
- Added new variable, keyboard input, and sample output semantic elements under the code section.
- Added system default monospace fonts for all code-related tags (code, var, kbd, and samp) before falling back on the generic monospace.
- Updated dependencies to support Babel 7.
1.6.1
- Updated dependencies to support Node 10.
- Fixed typo in documentation for adding custom fonts.
1.6.0
- Renamed counter description class name from desc -> description.
- Added new description list component.
- Added new bullet styles to list component.
- Added new hover classes for depth-based shadow utilities.
- Added new soft shadow utilities with hover support.
- Added new normal and italic typography helper classes.
- Added styling to the semantic HTML section tag to match the existing section class.
- Added missing documentation for the container and section classes.
- Added websites to the showcase section on the main landing page.
- Added scripts to automatically generate showcase website previews.
- Updated base CSS normalization to set the default box-sizing to border-box.
- Updated breakpoints page to be more clear.
- Fixed spacing issue for images contained within cards.
- Fixed documentation error for blockquote color classes.
1.5.1
- Removed bottom margin on subheaders when they are the last-child.
- Reworked padding between sidebar sticky-region and scroll-region.
1.5.0
- Renamed boba-core -> boba-lite.
- Renamed boba-lite -> boba.
- Renamed boba -> boba-extended.
- Added version overview to the homepage.
- Added new shadow helpers classes to the utilities section.
- Replaced box-shadow on cards with borders to improve design cohesiveness.
- Deprecated blockquote author attribute in favour of footer and cite tags.
- Updated blockquote documentation to include alignment class helpers.
- Updated typography subheader classes to retain a line-height of 1 for better word-wrapping.
- Updated feature comparison chart.
- Updated background, border, and text utility pages to reflect version name changes.
- Updated the color of color-black.
- Reworked background tints to be more subtle.
- Set the default color of all text to color-black.
1.4.0
- Added new collapsible component that deprecates the old accordion and menu components.
- Added new checkbox component for forms.
- Added new radio component for forms.
- Added support for color and date input types.
- Added hover animations to buttons and styled collapsible headers for a more salient visual cue.
- Added missing documentation for width and height utilities.
- Added new accessibility mixins for more efficient code reuse.
- Added margin-bottom to paragraph tags (excluding the last-child).
- Renamed neutral colors into tint colors.
- Improved accessibility of navbar and collapsible components.
- Improved collapsible component to better support any type of contained content.
- Improved scss structure of tab component for better maintainability.
- Fixed bug with tab classes that caused them to have unintentional padding and gaps.
- Fixed bug with colored tabs that prevented them from having rounded corners when active.
- Fixed bug with full-width tables that prevented them from growing to be full-width.
- Simplified spacing for most elements and components by converting to only using margin-bottom where possible.
- Updated navbar documentation to include example of both left-aligned and right-aligned menu items in the same navbar.
- Updated breadcrumb, button, navbar, and pagination documentation pages as well as the quick start template to prevent the page from jumping to the top when interacting with examples.
- Adjusted breadcrumb styling to have more consistent spacing and behavior and removed unused styling properties.
- Adjusted card padding when using the borderless footer class to maintain equal spacing between card sections.
- Adjusted border classes to be more consistent with framework-wide sizing.
- Adjusted padding and color of inline code class for better readability.
- Switched default line-height from 1 to 1.5.
- Switched to default dark background color behind light-colored examples on background, border, and text utility pages.
1.3.1
- Added new neutral background colors based on boba's original palette.
- Improved nesting support for accordion submenus.
- Adjusted accordion padding to be more consistent.
1.3.0
- Added a new blockquote element.
- Applied boba's standard border-radius to the inline code class.
1.2.0
- Rewrote menu component to be collapsible on click.
- Improved support for nested menus.
1.1.13
- Removed custom fonts from all versions of boba to improve page load times by eliminating external dependencies.
- Updated boba's default font-family to use system UI fonts for maximum performance.
- Added section to customize page detailing how to import custom fonts.
- Improved text-wrapping and spacing for list elements.
1.1.12
- Added correct border-radius when using card-image without card-header.
1.1.10
- Changed widescreen starting width to 1280px.
- Improved navbar component alignment.
1.1.7
- Fixed error handling for sass, nunjucks, and scripts tasks.
- Optimized nunjucks task to only reload the browser once all pages have finished compiling.
- Updated package.json dependencies and removed unused dependencies.
1.1.6
- Added :focus pseudo-class selectors to animation utilities.
- Refined accordion styling and updated documentation.
- Improved Sass logic to reduce unnecessary class generation.
- Removed unused color constants.
- Cleaned up various documentation pages.
1.1.3
- Reworked messages and notifications to use RGB backgrounds instead of RGBA for increased consistency.
- Added RGBA to RGB Sass function.
1.1.0
- First public release!
1.0.0
- Published on npm!
0.1.0
- Component list finalized.
- Gulp build process created.
- Documentation started.
0.0.1
- boba is born!


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I am a recent alumni of the University of Gloucestershire, and spent most of my life living in a tiny village in Cambridgeshire.
I've been playing games for as long as I can remember and they've always inspired me during the most pivotal times in life. My time at university taught me a wide variety of skills, the most important ones being planning and time-keeping, and the ability to self learn. I have always had a passion for logical thinking and I enjoy problem solving, no matter how difficult the task.
When I'm not sat at a computer, I love getting outside. Be it running, meeting with friends or playing Pokemon Go. When I was younger, I had the pleasure of working on an ice rink as a marshal (kind of like a life guard but the water is frozen). Since then I've adored ice skating, and will find any excuse to go when the time allows for it.


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Here are two example Suggestion Box applications that are the same, except they do paging differently.
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Convert file given from .ptx format to PCL .pcd format.
Automatically saved in same path than input cloud.
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Clicker games are idle, incremental games in which the player performs simple actions such as clicking on the screen to earn currency with the eventual evolution that clicking becomes unnecessary after time and the game will play itself in the player's absence.
Just Another Clicker is no exception! In this game, your hero fights off randomly spawned enemies, dealing damage to them over time. When the enemy dies, you earn gold that you can use to buy upgrades or fellow adventurers. Like other idle games, there is no clear "win" state. With clicker games, the win conditions are determined by the player. Whether it is to earn a certain amount of gold, buy all the upgrades, or have a certain amount of companions helping you fight, the goal is yours to decide.
I love clicker games. I love how relaxing amd casual the play style is. Clickers are probably the game style I play the most.
I wanted to practice responsive design. While it isn't perfect, I did design and develop different layouts for three screen sizes - mobile, tablet, and desktop. The project overall did not reach the responsiveness I desired, but for the week I spent working on this project I am proud of what I accomplished.
While clickers seem like very simple games, behind the scenes they are quite complex. I dive into the complexity in the biggest challenges section below!
The responsive design. Responsive design is a huge challenge. I wanted to practice designing and developing for different screen sizes.
Time intervals. It was very interesting to work with different intervals. In this project, I had to set variable intervals for damage being done. Fellow adventurers have different time intervals than the hero, and upgrades can affect the intervals.
Balance.
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Please note: engine publications on npm page won't be released before it's release.
Introduction
RPGinia using for creating 2D games using Javascript. With his help you can create your own masterpiece of game industry. Well suited for indie developers as it's easy to learn.
Advantages over non-npm version
- Simple install.
- Asynchronous file loader.
- Simpler class structure.
- Unit tests included.
eslint
included.
Installation (please don't use until release)
To install RPGinia, firstly you need to create a package.json
file, then type in console npm install rpginia
to install engine.
Running tests
Tests for npm version of engine were written using Mocha
and Chai
. To run them type npm test
.
Running eslint
Npm edition of engine was written using a code style guide by Airbnb with some of my edits. To run them type npm run lint
. It will run checking code to a valid style in package/
directory.
Links
Npm page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/rpginia
Github page: https://github.com/ShcherbaDev/rpginia-npm
API documentation: https://shcherbadev.github.io/rpginia-npm/rpginia/1.0.0
Non-npm engine repository: https://github.com/ShcherbaDev/RPGinia


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27th of September - 2017
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The website is up to date again !!
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A checkbox input can only have the state checked
or unchecked
, but visually there's a third state, the indeterminate
state. This can be useful when you work with nested checkboxes.
Our indeterminate checkbox directive gives you the possibility to create these nested checkboxes, where the child elements will influence the state of the parent checkbox.


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Letter to BS: NEFT system a step closer to achieving financial inclusion
The facility to transfer money through NEFT transaction on a round-the-clock basis will benefit many customers
by Business StandardThe recent move by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to ease NEFT transaction transfer schedule to be made available for 24 hours is welcome. It is also overwhelming to know that RBI has already waived off charges levied for the transactions carried through NEFT/RTGS payments in order to promote a cashless ecosystem.
The facility to transfer money through NEFT transaction on a round-the-clock basis will benefit many customers who are otherwise depended on physical ATMs for the purpose of immediate cash requirement. The robust penetration of digital transactions through app-based banking facility and UPI-based payment systems have further eased the common man’s burden of fetching cash from a physical location such as a bank branch or an ATM.
The change in the NEFT schedule will further benefit the customers especially during travel exigencies and medical emergencies — as both the situations require immediate cash payment to the beneficiaries. The latest move will make RBI and other banking institutions inch closer to achieving their goal of complete financial inclusion.
Varun Dambal, Bengaluru
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2.3.a Example: Value Constraints
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| open |
../../Chapt02/2.3.a.xhtml |
&nsp; |
Opens the form |
| waitForModelReady |
xpath=/html/body/xf:model[1] |
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Waits for the form to load |
| verifyTitle |
2.3.a Example: Value Constraints |
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Makes sure this is the right form |
| verifyElementPresent |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']/pe-value/input |
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Checks that the select1 is in the form |
| verifyXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
cc |
Checks that the select1 has the right value |
| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:submit[@submission='submit01']/xforms:label |
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Clicks on submit button |
| pause |
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Gives time for the form data page to load, although it shouldn't |
| verifyElementNotPresent |
xpath=//html/body/pre |
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Checks that the form data is not shown |
| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']/pe-value/input |
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Clicks in the select1 |
| verifyElementPresent |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices'] |
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Checks that the choices section is in the form |
| verifyText |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[1]/xforms:label |
Cash |
Checks that the first item is "Cash" |
| verifyText |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[2]/xforms:label |
Credit |
Checks that the second item is "Credit" |
| type |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:input[@ref='my:number']/pe-value/input |
1234567890123456 |
| type |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:input[@ref='/my:payment/my:expiry']/pe-value/input |
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| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[2]/xforms:label |
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Clicks on "Credit" |
| waitForXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
credit |
Checks that the select1 is bound correctly |
| verifyXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
credit |
Checks that the select1 is bound correctly |
| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:submit[@submission='submit01']/xforms:label |
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Clicks on submit button |
| waitForText |
xpath=//html/body/pre |
*method="cc"* |
Checks that the form data is shown |
| verifyText |
xpath=//html/body/pre |
*method="cc"* |
Checks that the form data is shown |
| verifyText |
xpath=//html/body/pre |
*1234567890123456* |
Checks that the form data is shown |
| verifyText |
xpath=//html/body/pre |
*2008-12* |
Checks that the form data is shown |


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To demonstrate, first try an endpoint that is not secured:
It should say "Hello (not secured) null" - because no authentication has occurred, so the server doesn't know who is accessing this resource.
Next, try an endpoint that is secured. This should take you to a login page - enter "user1" for the username and "pass1" for the password and then click the "Login" button.
After logging in successfully, you should be automatically redirected to a page that says "Hello user1". Now the server knows who is logged in (user1).
Next, go back to the non-secured endpoint:
Now it says "Hello (not secured) user1" because the server now knows who you are - even on unsecured endpoints!
Now, let's access a resource that is only accessible to users in group1 (which includes user1):
Cool, we can access this exclusive page!
Now let's try to access that exclusive page after logging out and logging back in as a different user. First log out:
Next log back in to the "hello page", but this time use user2/pass2 as the username/password.
Finally, try to access the exclusive page - but don't be too disappointed when you can't get there...


R/sparse_casters.R
document_term_casters.Rd
This turns a "tidy" one-term-per-document-per-row data frame into a DocumentTermMatrix or TermDocumentMatrix from the tm package, or a dfm from the quanteda package. These functions support non-standard evaluation through the tidyeval framework. Groups are ignored.
cast_tdm(data, term, document, value, weighting = tm::weightTf, ...) cast_dtm(data, document, term, value, weighting = tm::weightTf, ...) cast_dfm(data, document, term, value, ...)
| data | Table with one-term-per-document-per-row |
|---|---|
| term | Column containing terms as string or symbol |
| document | Column containing document IDs as string or symbol |
| value | Column containing values as string or symbol |
| weighting | The weighting function for the DTM/TDM (default is term-frequency, effectively unweighted) |
| ... | Extra arguments passed on to
|
The arguments term
, document
, and value
are passed by expression and support quasiquotation;
you can unquote strings and symbols.


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An expression can fall into one of three categories:
- lvalue (identity, not movable)
- xvalue (identity, movable)
- prvalue (no identity, movable)
Which are further generalized into two categories:
- glvalue (identity)
- rvalue(movable)
Which are all:
lvalue: non-movable objects with identity.
Properties:
- Has identity and name (can be referred to)
- Address can be taken
- Can have incomplete type
- Can be polymorphic (its dynamic type must not be the same as its static type)
- Non-temporary
- Can be on the left side of a built-in assignment. Not always (arrays, string literals or const-qualified objects cannot)
Examples:
- Variables with names
- The result of member access into an lvalue
- The result of derefering an lvalue pointer, including via the subscript notation a[i]
- String literals
- Functions returning lvalue references
- Explicit lvalue casts
There is implicit lvalue to rvalue conversion, e.g. When returning by value from a function or when using arithmetic operators for lvalues (x + y) they are converted to rvalues.
prvalue: movable objects without identity.
Properties:
Conflicting modification on 22 Jul 2015 09:07:40:
An expression can fall into one of three categories:
- lvalue (identity, not movable)
- xvalue (identity, movable)
- prvalue (no identity, movable)
Which are further generalized into two categories:
- glvalue (identity)
- rvalue(movable)
Which are all:
lvalue: non-movable objects with identity.
Properties:
- Has identity and name (can be referred to)
- Address can be taken
- Can have incomplete type
- Can be polymorphic (its dynamic type must not be the same as its
- Non-temporary
- Can be on the left side of a built-in assignment. Not always (arrays, string literals or const-qualified objects cannot)
- Variables with names
- The result of member access into an lvalue
- The result of derefering an lvalue pointer, including via the subscript notation a[i]
- String literals
- Functions returning lvalue references
- Explicit lvalue casts
- Always binds to an lvalue reference overload of a function
There is implicit lvalue to rvalue conversion, e.g. When returning by value from a function or when using arithmetic operators for lvalues (x + y) they are converted to rvalues.
prvalue: movable objects without identity.
Properties:
- Is non-polymorphic (dynamic type = static type)
- Cannot have incomplete type
- No identity
- Address cannot be taken
- Always binds to an rvalue reference overload of a function
Examples:
- Numerical literals and generally all non-string literals (nullptr, 43, true)
- The result of built-in arithmetic, comparison, shift, logical or bitwise operators
- The result of a function call that returns by value
- The result of taking the address of an object
- The result of the built-in postincrement and postdecrement operators
- The result of a cast to object type (i.e. the return value of a cast)
- The result of sizeof
- Lambda expressions
xvalue: an expression that identifies an eXpiring object with or without identity, that can be moved from.
Properties:
- Same as glvalues and rvalues
Examples:
- The result of a function that returns an rvalue reference
- The result of calls to std::move or std::forward (if the argument passed to std::forward was an rvalue), i.e. generally any explicit cast to an rvalue reverence.
Conflicting modification on 22 Jul 2015 09:45:34:
An expression can fall into one of three categories:
- lvalue (identity, not movable)
- xvalue (identity, movable)
- prvalue (no identity, movable)
Which are further generalized into two categories:
- glvalue (identity)
- rvalue(movable)
Which are all:
lvalue: non-movable objects with identity.
Properties:
- Has identity and name (can be referred to)
- Address can be taken
- Can have incomplete type
- Can be polymorphic (its dynamic type must not be the same as its static type)
- Non-temporary
- Can be on the left side of a built-in assignment. Not always (arrays, string literals or const-qualified objects cannot)
- Variables with names
- The result of member access into an lvalue
- The result of derefering an lvalue pointer, including via the subscript notation a[i]
- String literals
- Functions returning lvalue references
- Explicit lvalue casts
- Always binds to an lvalue reference overload of a function
There is implicit lvalue to rvalue conversion, e.g. When returning by value from a function or when using arithmetic operators for lvalues (x + y) they are converted to rvalues.
prvalue: movable objects without identity.
Properties:
- Is non-polymorphic (dynamic type = static type)
- Cannot have incomplete type
- No identity
- Address cannot be taken
- Always binds to an rvalue reference overload of a function
Examples:
- Numerical literals and generally all non-string literals (nullptr, 43, true)
- The result of built-in arithmetic, comparison, shift, logical or bitwise operators
- The result of a function call that returns by value
- The result of taking the address of an object
- The result of the built-in postincrement and postdecrement operators
- The result of a cast to object type (i.e. the return value of a cast)
- The result of sizeof
- Lambda expressions
xvalue: an expression that identifies an eXpiring object with or without identity, that can be moved from.
Properties:
- Same as glvalues and rvalues
Examples:
- The result of a function that returns an rvalue reference
- The result of calls to std::move or std::forward (if the argument passed to std::forward was an rvalue), i.e. generally any explicit cast to an rvalue reverence.


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Sensor Fusion Library
0.4.0
Orientation sensing for Espressif (ESP32, ESP8266) processors
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Hardware Abstraction layer for the particular sensors used. Depending on the design of the sensor PCB, the axes of the sensor ICs are not necessarily oriented as assumed by the fusion algorithm. This file defines the axis remapping functions that are always applied to the raw data before processing. More...
#include "sensor_fusion.h"
Functions | |
| void | ApplyAccelHAL (struct AccelSensor *Accel) |
| Apply the accelerometer Hardware Abstraction Layer. | |
| void | ApplyMagHAL (struct MagSensor *Mag) |
| Apply the magnetometer Hardware Abstraction Layer. | |
| void | ApplyGyroHAL (struct GyroSensor *Gyro) |
| Apply the gyroscope Hardware Abstraction Layer. | |
Hardware Abstraction layer for the particular sensors used. Depending on the design of the sensor PCB, the axes of the sensor ICs are not necessarily oriented as assumed by the fusion algorithm. This file defines the axis remapping functions that are always applied to the raw data before processing.
With an unknown sensor board, the most straightforward way to determine the correct axis transformations is to use the Sensor Toolbox. Set the below transformations to your best guess (or start with no transformations). Load the software, launch the Toolbox, and then observe the orientation readouts while manipulating the board. Using the Digital Compass algorithm (which doesn't rely on accel or gyro), remap the axes as needed to get the Heading displaying correctly (i.e. near 0 degrees when your board is flat and pointing north, and the heading increases with clockwise rotation). Next adjust the accelerometer axes, using the Pitch and Roll readouts together with the Tilt-Compensated Compass algorithm. Finally, adjust the gyro axes by ensuring that rotations in all three axes give the expected response (i.e. that the magnetometer and accel are not 'fighting' the gyro, which causes the display to jerk around).
NXP Application Note AN5017 explains the coordinate systems used. NED (North-East-Down) also called Aerospace, is the most appropriate for marine use. It is oriented such that when X-axis points north, the Y-axis points east, and the Z-axis points down. The fusion algorithm uses a "gravity-positive" interpretation - i.e. it expects each accelerometer axis to read +1g when pointing down, and -1g when pointing up. This is reversed from most accelerometer ICs. Rotations are considered positive when they are Clockwise as viewed in the increasing positive direction along the axis. Magnetometer readings are considered positive when the earth's magnetic field (from S to N) points in the same direction as the axis (i.e. the increasing direction of the axis points north).
The present remapping is appropriate for the FXOS8700/FXAS21002C sensors on the Adafruit breakout board, with the NED coord system. Ax swapped with Ay.
Mx swapped with My, then Mx,My,Mz inverted.
Gx swapped with Gy, then Gx,Gy,Gz inverted. Checked 2020-11-13. Valid for NED: haven't checked other coord systems.
The present remapping is identical to the NXP FRDM-STBC-AGM01 breakout board using the FXOS8700/FXAS21002.


Thanks for the message about my X Files review. Enclosed is one for ARMAGEDDON.
Armageddon (1998)
a Film Review by Mark O'Hara
When ARMAGEDDON opened on July 1, my son and I visited the only cinema in our small city. We entered the largest auditorium, which was the original theater, circa 1930's. (Three much smaller screens were added recently to please the college crowd.)
For close to two hours we viewed the film, watching as NASA discovered they had 18 days to figure a way to save the planet from an asteroid the size of Texas; we followed the escapades of the world's best oil-drilling crew, led by Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), as they hurriedly trained to drill 800 feet into the asteroid and plant a warhead. We arrived almost at the climax, both space shuttle crews coping with crises in outer space. Then the projector quit! Rather, the sound quit first, and we were treated to the amplified banter of the teenage staff until they realized the problem and killed the projector.
We were glad finally when the harried manager refunded our money; they had monkeyed around so much, restarting the film and failing for over half an hour, that the narrative had lost all continuity for us.
So when we tried again today in a multiplex in the county seat, we knew most of what we would see. And hear. First of all, ARMAGEDDON is very loud, especially on state-of-the-art sound systems. Starting with the title sequence, the fiery pieces of "ARMAGEDDON" break up and rush toward the viewer with menacing racket. The explosions are deafening as well: but they occur in context, and count as a convincing part of very slick special effects. What I noticed during both viewing attempts was the bad science that happened each time large objects rushed through the vacuum of space. They groaned and galumphed past each other like mad Jabberwocks, the space rock past the moon, the shuttles past the camera's eye -- whooshes engineered to inspire awe.
Then there is the trite characterization. Having already met most of the deep-sea drillers when Harry chases A. J. Frost (Ben Affleck) around after finding him with daughter Grace (Liv Tyler), we are subjected to countless scenes in which each crew member's eccentricities are further highlighted. Moreover, we must sit through almost remedial explanations of space protocol, including Dan Truman's (Billy Bob Thornton) spelling out of the exact mission. Apparently director Michael Bay and the multiple writers forgot that APOLLO 13 educated movie-goers about sling-shotting around the moon, as well as about the particulars of gravity.
The acting does not draw as many complaints. Bruce Willis plays a very likable drilling expert, a leader well-liked by his crew. His timing seems especially good during the action sequences. Only toward the end, when Stamper has no less than two tear-jerking scenes that rival the sentimental schlock of Forrest Gump's talking to Jenny's gravestone, is the acting over the top. And that is the script's fault. Rock-faced Billy Bob Thornton smiles only a few times, but manages a solid and sympathetic performance. Liv Tyler, the only female aside from a token, beautiful astronaut, acts well off Harry and off her love interest, A. J., her wide lips alternately pouting and puckering. William Fichtner plays Colonel Willie Sharp, the shuttle pilot charged with ensuring the success of the mission, with expert coldness; he's the closest to a human villain, though he reminded me of the psychotic SEAL in THE ABYSS.
Other strong points are editing and cinematography. From sweeps around the NASA conference room to quick close-ups, from split-second backgrounds (that was Michael Bay in one, no?) to the simulated, striking aerial view of the double launch, the camera work tells the story with stylistic, often frenetic motion. Once again, though, the script intrudes: the result, well-shot but terribly clichéd montages, many showing Bay's vision of a type of classic America, people listening to news of the catastrophe, gathered in a Mayberry-like barber shop or sitting in vintage pickups, near American flags and farmhouses. In one shot a group of boys even runs past a clapboard store sporting a faded campaign mural of JFK! I got the notion I was back in the first days of the old theater, and could walk out into the slightly fuzzy, pure American air, the dust motes of nostalgia floating around me.
I enjoyed the ending more than I thought I would, after seeing the beginning and middle twice. ARMAGEDDON is just above average as summer entertainment, but I would advise finding a theatre that is neither too cold nor too loud, and that owns a projector with a fully functioning platter system.
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| lavPredict {lavaan} | R Documentation |
The main purpose of the lavPredict()
function is to compute (or
‘predict’) estimated values for the latent variables in the model
(‘factor scores’). NOTE: the goal of this
function is NOT to predict future values of dependent variables as in the
regression framework!
lavPredict(object, newdata = NULL, type = "lv", method = "EBM", se = "none", acov = "none", label = TRUE, fsm = FALSE, append.data = FALSE, assemble = FALSE, level = 1L, optim.method = "bfgs", ETA = NULL)
object |
An object of class |
newdata |
An optional data.frame, containing the same variables as the data.frame used when fitting the model in object. |
type |
A character string. If |
method |
A character string. In the linear case (when the indicators are
continuous), the possible options are |
se |
Character. If |
acov |
Similar to the |
label |
Logical. If TRUE, the columns are labeled. |
fsm |
Logical. If TRUE, return the factor score matrix as an attribute. Only for numeric data. |
append.data |
Logical. Only used when |
assemble |
Logical. If TRUE, the separate multiple groups as reassembled again to form a single data.frame with a group column, having the same dimensions are the original dataset. |
level |
Integer. Only used in a multilevel SEM.
If |
optim.method |
Character string. Only used in the categorical case.
If |
ETA |
An optional matrix or list, containing latent variable values
for each observation. Used for computations when |
The predict()
function calls the lavPredict()
function
with its default options.
If there are no latent variables in the model, type = "ov"
will
simply return the values of the observed variables. Note that this function
can not be used to ‘predict’ values of dependent variables, given the
values of independent values (in the regression sense). In other words,
the structural component is completely ignored (for now).
data(HolzingerSwineford1939) ## fit model HS.model <- ' visual =~ x1 + x2 + x3 textual =~ x4 + x5 + x6 speed =~ x7 + x8 + x9 ' fit <- cfa(HS.model, data = HolzingerSwineford1939) head(lavPredict(fit)) head(lavPredict(fit, type = "ov")) ## ------------------------------------------ ## merge factor scores to original data.frame ## ------------------------------------------ idx <- lavInspect(fit, "case.idx") fscores <- lavPredict(fit) ## loop over factors for (fs in colnames(fscores)) { HolzingerSwineford1939[idx, fs] <- fscores[ , fs] } head(HolzingerSwineford1939) ## multigroup models return a list of factor scores (one per group) data(HolzingerSwineford1939) mgfit <- update(fit, group = "school", group.equal = c("loadings","intercepts")) idx <- lavInspect(mgfit, "case.idx") # list: 1 vector per group fscores <- lavPredict(mgfit) # list: 1 matrix per group ## loop over groups and factors for (g in seq_along(fscores)) { for (fs in colnames(fscores[[g]])) { HolzingerSwineford1939[ idx[[g]], fs] <- fscores[[g]][ , fs] } } head(HolzingerSwineford1939) ## ------------------------------------- ## Use factor scores in susequent models ## ------------------------------------- ## see Examples in semTools package: ?plausibleValues


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