Fixing Synergy
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anonymous
Now, I know we only spent $5 on Synergy, but since Amazon cut off their album cover service, Synergy has become essentially worthless. I've heard that there's been all sorts of fixes in the works, but there's no official word or timetable, and that's been going on for over a month now...
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anonymous
Shouldn't there be a simple way in one of the Synergy files to change the Amazon Developer Token to one of our own? Haven't found it yet...
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anonymous
The wincent.com synergy docs no longer refers to amazon's blocking; are they still blocking synergy access?
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anonymous
It still does not work and the Synergy page still makes no mention of this. Deceptive advertising makes me want to puke. I paid for the product and enjoyed it up until the point it stopped working and Wincent ran for cover. Shame on your Wincent for not making it clear on the Synergy page that the product no longer works! It doesn't matter if you plan to fix it in the future, purchasers have the right to know.
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Greg Hurrell
Unfortunately all this has happened to me at a very bad time; while travelling without a laptop. I've been able to access the Internet in Internet cafes, and I've been posting updates to wincent.org telling people what's up.
On arriving in Spain, I ordered a laptop from Apple Spain, a special-order job with an international keyboard. This took weeks and weeks to arrive.
Finally, on 4 November it finally came, but with 10.2.7. So since then, I have been waiting for Panther, which I ordered on the same day. Thankfully, the Apple page now says that it has shipped (on 21 November) from the Apple Store Europe (based in Ireland)... so now I am just waiting for that.
Updating the Synergy website wasn't possible from an Internet cafe; all the computers are locked down: you can only run IE, they're all PCs, and there's no SFTP clients. So I had to wait until I got the laptop before I could update the site (I could update wincent.org because that site has a web-based admin interface), but as soon as I did, I put a notice on the front page advising people why the covers don't work any more.
So please understand that I am doing the best I can to address this issue, but under unfortunate circumstances. I am sorry to the people that consider Synergy "worthless" during this period in which Amazon has cut off access. Needless to say, looking at the feature list, I don't agree. I still think Synergy has a lot to offer. But in any case, I am working on a fix...
To the poster who remarked that it should be possible to edit the developer token, yes, this is definitely true. You should be able to do it in any hex editor. But I am not going to post instructions on how to do this here or anywhere, because it would clearly be an abuse of Amazon's good will on my part. But what you do in your own time is most definitely up to you...
And to those of you patiently waiting, thanks for your patience. I'll send an email out to all registered users when the update is out there... everybody else will have to keep their eye on the Synergy website or wincent.org.
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anonymous
I think the sensitivity is around the fact that all of wincent.com was updated after the Amazon cutoff - updated to include even teases of new products - yet the new synergy web info still makes no mention of the Amazon situation. When I discovered this new info, I assumed the Amazon situation had been fixed, but apparently it hasn't.
What is the status of the online Album art - will Amazon turn you back on, or is there some other provider?
What if, instead of just the image, synergy grabbed the whole page related to the album in question, then the larger album image - looking more like a page dl than an image poach?
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Greg Hurrell
To be precise, all of the pages were updated in the same 24 hour period, after I got my laptop.
I haven't updated the album covers page (http://synergy.wincent.com/albumCovers.html), nor any of the other "deep" pages on synergy.wincent.com, opting instead to put a notice in the very top left of the front page (given that in order to get to any of the deeper pages, you have to go through the front page). But given what people are saying here, I may go ahead and update every single page on the site that mentions album covers so that there is a link to the status page. I also think I should update the wincent.com front page (where Synergy appears in the product listing).
Also note that this page on wincent.org was published on 15 October 2003 as soon as I became aware of the problem. Everyone who has emailed me about this issue has also received the following email:
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^^FIRST_NAME^^
Thankyou for taking the time to write. This is an automated reply, generated on ^^CURRENT_SHORT_DATE^^ at ^^CURRENT_TIME^^.
For information about the current functioning of the album cover feature please see:
http://wincent.org/article/articleview/171/1/25/
Once again, thankyou for your enquiry and best wishes, Wincent Colaiuta
In short, I've been doing the best I can to keep people informed, given my somewhat particular circumstances at this point in time... Thanks for your ongoing patience.
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anonymous
Ok, I think I've found out the developer's token and associate id used in Synergy by watching the network traffic in Interarchy.
I think this is the developer's token: D31GYSP62C9C55
And this is the associate ID: synerformacos-20
So in theory you should be able to use a hex editor to find these strings and replace them with something similar. Only problem is they have to be the same number of characters long (I think!).
I then tried watching Clutter's net traffic and it looks like the dev token from Clutter is:
D10XEP2ZV5TOZ4
And the associate ID is:
webservices-20
So, not sure if this will work, because the associate ID from Synergy is 16 characters long, and the one from Clutter is 14... Perhaps will do some experimenting with a hex editor (first of all I have to find the strings in the Synergy executable!) and see if I can get Synergy to work again by sticking in Clutter's keys... perhaps will have to pad out the associate id with two spaces or something... or register my own key!
Anybody else who knows about this stuff, please help!
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anonymous
That's really cheeky, but it works (Wincent - feel free to delete these posts if they're could cause you trouble).
I can see why they disabled access though - if Synergy doesn't get a result the first time, it keeps running the search request every 5 seconds (even if you turn off the floater), which can't be good for their server.
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anonymous
I'd just like to say that Synergy is still incredibly useful even without the automatic downloading of cover art. I use it every day and I will continue to. It has provided me with more bang for my buck than any shareware application ever has.
Keep up the good work.
Josh
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anonymous
I can't understand why anyone would think Synergy was 'worthless' without the album cover downloads... I was happily using it before the album cover feature was added, and I even bought it before then (if my memory is right). The hotkeys and the floater alone, even without the album cover art, make for a phenomenal utility.
Just like to say, thanks, wincent, for programming such a great utility (although, just like everyone else, I would appreciate a compatibility update, as soon as it's available).
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Greg Hurrell
Just so that everyone has a status update:
have successfully migrated my projects over to Xcode a few days ago seeded a beta for Install.app 1.0.2 (the Synergy installer) starting to work through the Synergy/Panther issues; yesterday fixed the "launch Synergy at login"-not-working bug as soon as the remaining issues are addressed, will be seeding a new Synergy beta
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anonymous
OMFG, LOL. Whoever posted the first few posts in this thread obviously has like no idea what the real point of Synergy is. I mean, downloading from Amazon is nice, but its absence hardly renders Synergy "unusable", especially since Synergy will still show covers you already have in its Album Cover folder, and it will still show covers from iTunes.
Whoever posted those insulting comments is extremely ungrateful for all of the hard work you've put into Synergy.
Anyway, I've emailed you multiple times commending you on your great work on Synergy, but I just wanted to thank you again for putting so much time and effort into Synergy. All of us (well, most of us anyway) really appreciate it. Synergy is simply one of the best OS X utilities, and me and many others just cannot live without it anymore. Seriously, iTunes for Windows is seriously hindered just because of the absence of Synergy.
I've been trying out the 1.0a2 beta, and it's been amazing. No problems on mine at all, it's fixed all the Panther bugs for me.
Thanks again!
Adam
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anonymous
I have to say hotkeys are what did it for me. I was using another app... "hotkey" I think to run apple scripts that controlled itunes. But it was slow and had no floater and in the short and the long synergy (album covers or not) was much better suited to what I wanted.
(Take into note that while "hotkey" was a lot more powerful - it was also much more expensive and all I wanted was a way to control iTunes.)
I hope the developer's trip in spain (didn't sound like he lived there permanently..) went well and I look forward to seeing the next version of synergy with album art retrieval and what ever else he plan on throwing in. Good to some updates.
-Francis
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RichB
Is Synegy a spinoff?
Controlling iTunes is all it's about.
The floater is sweet. I have acquired a lot of music that sounds good to me but I never learned the artists and song names so the floater is educational!
The album covers were nice to impress friends (yawn). It was better that they were not in iTunes since that makes the files bigger which means less songs on the iPod.
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RichB
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Huh?
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anonymous
Wincent,
With all due respect for your hard work on a wonderful piece of software (and at a steal of a price, as well), I have to ask when you're going to fix the album art function?
More specifically, I emailed you months ago about the possibility of adding the ability to do manual additions of art, and I believe you replied that it was in the works. While I agree that Synergy is far from "worthless" without the album art function, it nevertheless is (was) one of the coolest aspects of the program and one I miss a LOT.
Why can't the album art be added at the user's descretion? Is it really hard to implement? There ought to be some way to get around the Amazon issue, and put the control of the feature where it belongs: in the hands of the user!
I hope you can give all of us some sort of response on this. I've been waiting very patiently, but your last post was mid-December and here it is almost February 1st. I just went back and found the response I got from you via email about this, on September 3rd of last year. You wrote:
That kind of functionality is going to be in a point update eg. 1.0.1 or 1.1 or similar.
Are we at ALL close to that point???
Sincerely, John
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anonymous
Agreed with the above poster. I really appreciate all that Synergy does and can't complain about the bargain price. But I've been wondering if you have an estimate for an update which will fix the cover issue & maybe even let the user add covers manually.
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anonymous
Oh yeah, and what about Synergy Advance? I've really been interested in what it's all about/when it's coming out since you announced it.
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Greg Hurrell
I think that most people who make predictions about when things will be done in the future find their predictions coming back to bite them, and I am definitely no exception!
Right now the Synergy code base is over 40,000 lines of code (which includes a fair bit of in-code documentation) but it's a sizeable project. One of the reasons that the album downloads issue is taking so long to fix is that I am finding that I have to make widespread changes throughout the codebase. Also, the code is fairly strongly wedded to Amazon.com, which means it's not easy to just switch it over to another source. In general I am finding it slow to make changes to Synergy because it has grown far beyond its original purpose. With a bit more foresight I could've saved myself a lot of grief...
Synergy Advance will also have album cover management features, but they will be modular in nature and won't be tied to just Amazon. Of course, this doesn't help the current Synergy situation, which really is a separate issue.
I apologise for the slow progress, but I am working on it. My personal circumstances have changed somewhat of late (moving from one country to another) and that also has affected my development resources, but now I am basically full-time working on this stuff (at least until my savings run out!).
My time is currently divided into three parts: firstly, maintaining customer relations (responding to emails, reading feedback, processing payments, admin stuff, website maintenance); secondly, working on updates to existing Wincent products; and thirdly, working on future Wincent products.
In terms of the latter, I'm 95% done working on a replacement for Apple's Fast User Switching menu that doesn't take up so much screen real-estate, and the rest of my time goes into developing a framework called WOBase which is at heart not only of Synergy Advance, but GetSmart Pro and just about every other software project I have in mind for the future. The framework is up and running, functional and already useful (in fact, it's in my WinHex application which has already been released to the public). I'm not going to make any predictions about when the other apps will be ready for release though, although I can say that it is my intention to release early and often in the beginning stages (ie. at version 0.1) so that you can get lots of snapshots of how things are progressing.
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anonymous
That's interesting to hear about the other things you're working on. I understand about not wanting to commit to a release date - it seems 95% of developers miss their estimated release dates and end up with loads of users shouting at them because of that.
I had just started to wonder since there hadn't been any news for a while. Good to know things are progressing.
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anonymous
Thanks for the update Wincent, keep up the great work!
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anonymous
How, exactly, does one go about hacking the developer's token? I used to be a nightmare on ResEdit in my youth, but I am not so familiar with the new architectures used in X.
Of course, this is for personal research purposes only.
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The PFP envisions a permanent peace, sustainable development and everlasting happiness for all people of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
PFP’s mission is to create a favorable environment for the establishment of permanent peace, secure livelihood and sustainable development in all parts of the state of Jammu and Kashmir by equipping individuals, groups and communities with needed knowledge, advocacy, research, and training.
The humanitarian approach toward the communities PFP serves
An accountable and responsible approach
Transparent and efficient project management
Continuous collaboration with all stakeholders, sponsors, and donors
Impartiality and equality during resource utilization and skills generation.
Sukarya is a non-profit organization, registered in 2001 under Indian Trust Act 1982 with its Trust deed registration # 7373 dated 3rd August 2000.
Youngs India is a KP organisation based in Jammu run by dedicated, young Kashmiri Pandits Vivek Raina, Chairman. His task is to get individual latrines built in several refugee camps. It is a novel concept, where a beneficiary, primarily a refugee family having handicapped members or more girl children, pays Rs 1600 for a latrine, whereas Rs. 2400 are paid by Kashmiri Overseas Association (KOA) of USA. The idea is simple - each beneficiary takes the ownership of the latrine, and enjoys privacy. The latrines built for all the refugees by 'Sulabh' lack maintenance and basic sanitation. In first phase, as many as 25 latrines will be built at Muthi, Purkhoo, Mishriwala and Nagrota refugee camps. Donations are always welcome.
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A collection of string transformation functions of varied usefulness, created as an exercise in JavaScript programming.


If you have a look at modules ending in Labels in the standard library, you will see that function types have annotations you did not have in the functions you defined yourself.
Such annotations of the form name: are called labels. They are meant to document the code, allow more checking, and give more flexibility to function application. You can give such names to arguments in your programs, by prefixing them with a tilde ~.
When you want to use distinct names for the variable and the label appearing in the type, you can use a naming label of the form ~name:. This also applies when the argument is not a variable.
Labels obey the same rules as other identifiers in OCaml, that is you cannot use a reserved keyword (like in or to) as label.
Formal parameters and arguments are matched according to their respective labels, the absence of label being interpreted as the empty label. This allows commuting arguments in applications. One can also partially apply a function on any argument, creating a new function of the remaining parameters.
If several arguments of a function bear the same label (or no label), they will not commute among themselves, and order matters. But they can still commute with other arguments.
An interesting feature of labeled arguments is that they can be made optional. For optional parameters, the question mark ? replaces the tilde ~ of non-optional ones, and the label is also prefixed by ? in the function type. Default values may be given for such optional parameters.
A function taking some optional arguments must also take at least one non-optional argument. The criterion for deciding whether an optional argument has been omitted is the non-labeled application of an argument appearing after this optional argument in the function type. Note that if that argument is labeled, you will only be able to eliminate optional arguments by totally applying the function, omitting all optional arguments and omitting all labels for all remaining arguments.
Optional parameters may also commute with non-optional or unlabeled ones, as long as they are applied simultaneously. By nature, optional arguments do not commute with unlabeled arguments applied independently.
Here (test () ()) is already (0,0,0) and cannot be further applied.
Optional arguments are actually implemented as option types. If you do not give a default value, you have access to their internal representation, type 'a option = None | Some of 'a. You can then provide different behaviors when an argument is present or not.
It may also be useful to relay an optional argument from a function call to another. This can be done by prefixing the applied argument with ?. This question mark disables the wrapping of optional argument in an option type.
While they provide an increased comfort for writing function applications, labels and optional arguments have the pitfall that they cannot be inferred as completely as the rest of the language.
You can see it in the following two examples.
The first case is simple: g is passed ~y and then ~x, but f expects ~x and then ~y. This is correctly handled if we know the type of g to be x:int -> y:int -> int in advance, but otherwise this causes the above type clash. The simplest workaround is to apply formal parameters in a standard order.
The second example is more subtle: while we intended the argument bump to be of type ?step:int -> int -> int, it is inferred as step:int -> int -> 'a. These two types being incompatible (internally normal and optional arguments are different), a type error occurs when applying bump_it to the real bump.
We will not try here to explain in detail how type inference works. One must just understand that there is not enough information in the above program to deduce the correct type of g or bump. That is, there is no way to know whether an argument is optional or not, or which is the correct order, by looking only at how a function is applied. The strategy used by the compiler is to assume that there are no optional arguments, and that applications are done in the right order.
The right way to solve this problem for optional parameters is to add a type annotation to the argument bump.
In practice, such problems appear mostly when using objects whose methods have optional arguments, so that writing the type of object arguments is often a good idea.
Normally the compiler generates a type error if you attempt to pass to a function a parameter whose type is different from the expected one. However, in the specific case where the expected type is a non-labeled function type, and the argument is a function expecting optional parameters, the compiler will attempt to transform the argument to have it match the expected type, by passing None for all optional parameters.
This transformation is coherent with the intended semantics, including side-effects. That is, if the application of optional parameters shall produce side-effects, these are delayed until the received function is really applied to an argument.
Like for names, choosing labels for functions is not an easy task. A good labeling is a labeling which
We explain here the rules we applied when labeling OCaml libraries.
To speak in an “object-oriented” way, one can consider that each function has a main argument, its object, and other arguments related with its action, the parameters. To permit the combination of functions through functionals in commuting label mode, the object will not be labeled. Its role is clear from the function itself. The parameters are labeled with names reminding of their nature or their role. The best labels combine nature and role. When this is not possible the role is to be preferred, since the nature will often be given by the type itself. Obscure abbreviations should be avoided.
ListLabels.map : f:('a -> 'b) -> 'a list -> 'b list
UnixLabels.write : file_descr -> buf:bytes -> pos:int -> len:int -> unit
When there are several objects of same nature and role, they are all left unlabeled.
ListLabels.iter2 : f:('a -> 'b -> unit) -> 'a list -> 'b list -> unit
When there is no preferable object, all arguments are labeled.
BytesLabels.blit : src:bytes -> src_pos:int -> dst:bytes -> dst_pos:int -> len:int -> unit
However, when there is only one argument, it is often left unlabeled.
BytesLabels.create : int -> bytes
This principle also applies to functions of several arguments whose return type is a type variable, as long as the role of each argument is not ambiguous. Labeling such functions may lead to awkward error messages when one attempts to omit labels in an application, as we have seen with ListLabels.fold_left.
Here are some of the label names you will find throughout the libraries.
| Label | Meaning |
| f: | a function to be applied |
| pos: | a position in a string, array or byte sequence |
| len: | a length |
| buf: | a byte sequence or string used as buffer |
| src: | the source of an operation |
| dst: | the destination of an operation |
| init: | the initial value for an iterator |
| cmp: | a comparison function, e.g. Stdlib.compare |
| mode: | an operation mode or a flag list |
All these are only suggestions, but keep in mind that the choice of labels is essential for readability. Bizarre choices will make the program harder to maintain.
In the ideal, the right function name with right labels should be enough to understand the function’s meaning. Since one can get this information with OCamlBrowser or the ocaml toplevel, the documentation is only used when a more detailed specification is needed.


Background
Like my post on Rails form helpers, this is a long overdue post. I've been busy with learning Javascript, Java, and other non-programming things lately that when I started doing some personal projects in Rails, I realized I forgot some of the essentials. This post will give me something to reference should I forget again. Most examples come from Jason Gilmore.
Attr_accessible
In prior Rails versions, Attr_accessible allowed users to mass-assign model attributes. Take a look at the code snippets below.
Model:
Controller Action:
W/o the ability to mass-assign attributes, you would have had to manually assign attributes as so:
Strong Parameters
In Rails 4 attr_accessible is deprecated. Instead we use something called strong parameters. Instead of mass-assigning attributes in the model, you move the responsibility into the controller via a private method as so:
You can even customize specific methods in your strong params. The example below is assigning user_id attribute of Path model to a helper method current user.


UI Developer
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The Hindu tradition relates diamonds to the planet Venus. Diamond, king of all crystals represent faithfulness, love, purity, innocence, and relationships filled with love. It removes certain types of deviations
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The Hindu tradition relates diamonds to the planet Venus. Diamond, king of all crystals represent faithfulness, love, purity, innocence, and relationships filled with love. It removes certain types of deviations
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The Hindu tradition relates diamonds to the planet Venus. Diamond, king of all crystals represent faithfulness, love, purity, innocence, and relationships filled with love. It removes certain types of deviations
Sathish Kumar
11 Nov 2015 03:10:12 pm


Shaps
Visualizing Facebook Trends
We make stuff at ISL.
One of those stuffs was this.
Today we'll be shrieking about
Conceptualizing the visualization.
Changing our process.
Turning a one-off into a product.
Concept creep
Researched our audience
Thought about the setting
Great.
Planets. Galaxies.
Now what.
(╯°□°）╯︵ ssǝɔoɹd
Can't just throw it over the fence.
Have to be much, much more collaborative.
The closer interaction is to the core of a project, the more collaborative you should try to be.
Design.
Prototype.
Incorporate.
Success
Whew.
That was...fun?
So now what.
Making a product
Mo features, mo problems
Flexible, open source back end
Custom admin panel
Configurable front end visualization
Meet Cher
Open source Node.js stream processor
Has modules for facebook, twitter, instagram
Set of testing tools
https://github.com/istrategylabs/cher
Admin Panel
Revamped visualization
Configurable
Partially open source
Huge performance improvements
3D skillz not necessary
TLDR;
Experimentation, uncertainty are important
Collaborate or die
Learn from mistakes
Build for the future
@elifitch
@moonstompmaggie


enum class EventName
EventName represent sdk event that could help builders to analyze the data.
videoInputFailed |
The camera selection failed. |
meetingStartRequested |
The meeting will start. |
meetingStartSucceeded |
The meeting started. |
meetingStartFailed |
The meeting failed to start. |
meetingEnded |
The meeting ended. |
meetingFailed |
The meeting ended with failure. |


Current uses of JavaBeans
This document is an attempt to capture as many uses of JavaBeans v1.0 as possible. If you know of an open source project (or an interesting closed source one) that makes use of the JavaBeans v1.0 spec in some way, we’d love to have it listed here.
Serialization tools
- General purpose, widely used, serialization, originally JSON, but now many formats.
- Getter/setter pattern for basic data binding.
- Annotations can be used for extra control.
- Can use getters for collections as effective setters.
- Direct field access can be used.
- Non public getters/setters can be used.
- Constructors/factories handled using annotations. See creators.
- Can generate bytecode to avoid reflection. See afterburner.
- Has “property missing” support.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Also uses fields.
- Non public getters/setters/fields can be used.
- Can use constructors, handling immutable objects, either by annotation or bytecode analysis. source
- Can use factories, handling immutable objects, by annotation.
- Serialize/deserialize to/from bean source.
- Property mutator and accessor.
- Property.
JSR-353
- Does not appear to use JavaBeans.
JAXB
- General purpose XML serialization.
- Getter/setter pattern.
- Direct field access can be used.
- TODO
- TODO
- Support for XML, CSV, delimited and fixed length stream formats
- XML, Java annotations or builder API based field mapping
- General abstraction over beans and properties
- Property accessor works on PropertyDescriptor, constructor parameters, fields and maps
public interface Property { int type(); // simple, complex, array, collection, map, aggregation array/collection String getName(); void clearValue(ParsingContext context); Object createValue(ParsingContext context); Object getValue(ParsingContext context); void setValue(ParsingContext context, Object value); boolean defines(Object value); boolean isIdentifier(); void setIdentifier(boolean identifier); PropertyAccessor getAccessor(); void setAccessor(PropertyAccessor accessor); Class<?> getType(); void setType(Class<?> type); }
public interface PropertyAccessor { Object getValue(Object bean); void setValue(Object bean, Object value); boolean isConstructorArgument(); int getConstructorArgumentIndex(); }
Database tools
Hibernate
- Tool to generate JPA metamodel
- TODO
- Key-Value
- TODO
JPA
DevWorks on JPA metamodel
Bean mapping tools
- General purpose mapper, operating by annotation processor.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Can use getters for collections as effective setters.
- Can use adders for collections as effective setters.
- Can match simple plural property names for collections.
- Additional coding handles immutable objects.
- General purpose mapper, operating by Javassist.
- Uses java.beans Introspector, with additional handling. Code.
- Has own Property class.
- Uses getter/setter pattern.
- Can be specified to use constructors, using Paranamer.
- Has plugin point for factories and unusual constructors.
- Can access list indices and map keys.
- Can use non-standard methods via stringly-typed syntax or builder.
- General purpose mapper, operating by Commons BeanUtils.
- Eclipse GUI for editing XML based mapping files, annotation/Java config too.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Support for factories, details unclear.
- Can access private fields.
- Handles custom getter/setter names.
- Handles adder methods.
- Property access source code
- General purpose mapper, operating by Javassist.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Unable to find source code for introspecting.
- General purpose mapper, operating by Commons BeanUtils.
- Handles DynaBeans.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Little documentation, last release 2008.
- Property access source code
- General purpose mapper, with abstraction of bean access.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors, and other approaches.
- Has a BeanReflector
- Also has a ContainerReflector
- Many reflector implementations
- The JavaBean reflector
- Simulates java.beans introspector
- Reflector has similarities to Beans v2.0.
- Last release 2008.
- General purpose mapper.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Providers allow for other object creation approaches, but still needs setters.
- Can match non-public methods and fields.
- Can read data from non-beans using ValueReader.
- Has PropertyInfo.
- General purpose mapper, operating by reflection.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors. source
- Simulates java.beans introspector
- Can map bean to/from Map.
- Little documentation, last release 2013.
- General purpose mapper.
- GUI tool that generates Java source code.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Uses java.beans Introspector.
- Little documentation, last commit 2005.
- General purpose data event based data transformation.
- Uses getter/setter pattern and no-args constructors.
- Support for factory methods to create objects.
- Some support for setting fields directly.
Web GUIs
- Beans to web GUI (naked objects)
- Supports standard getters and setters
- Supports collections and lists but not maps
- Uses annotations to add some additional control of what is exposed
- Beans to JavaFX GUI
- Relies on reflection of Field instances
- Property class
- interface over type 2 or 3, implementations provided to access bean via methods or to hold state
public interface Property<T> { getType() getValue() isReadOnly() setReadOnly(boolean flag) setValue(T value) }
- Can generate getter/setter by annotation
- Property interface
- interface of type 1
- implementations for getter/setter pair, field, one parameter (in a constructor or method), and a stateful one?
- also has type conversion
- located in an advanced package, not for general use
public interface Property { Property createChild(int index) // access nested generic type info of List<Map<String, Integer>> String getName() Class<?> getPropertyType() Object getValue(Object bean) void setValue(Object bean, Object value) }
Templating tools
- Abstracts data access, one implementation is based on JavaBeans.
- Uses getters.
- Uses java.beans Introspector. source
Velocity
- TODO
Utilities
OGNL
Bean validation
- Solution must work with bean validation
- Package to replace java.beans
- Includes type 1 property
- Javadoc
Other
- type 2/3 property interface
public interface Property { void addPropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener) void addVetoableChangeListener(VetoableChangeListener listener) void clearValue() String getName() Object getSourceBean() Object getValue() boolean isReporting() boolean isVetoable() void notifyListeners() void removePropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener) void removeVetoableChangeListener(VetoableChangeListener listener) void setReporting(boolean reportChanges) void setValue(Object newValue) void setValueAndNotifyListeners(Object newValue) }
- type 2/3 property interface
public interface Property { String[] getAllowedValues() String getDescription() Editor getEditor() IndexedProperty getIndexedProperty() String getName() Class getType() Object getValue() boolean isExpert() boolean isHidden() boolean isPreferred() boolean isReadOnly() void setValue(Object arg) }


--- tags: list title: Unordered list layout: layouts/preview.njk permalink: /components/preview/{{ title | slug}}/ padding: true order: 1 ---


Note: This device does not support the Fullscreen API.
FsFx.js
Can do a few things:
Enter or exit fullscreen
Trigger 'next slide' after fullscreen
Toggle a class on any element if fullscreen
Auto-generate a fullscreen button
If a device does not support the Fullscreen API, a class of no-fsfx will be added to the body. You can use it to show warnings, hide elements etcetera.
1. Enter or exit fullscreen
Triggers if an element with a certain class is clicked
This baseclass is 'fsbutton' by default
The baseclass can easily be changed in the plugin options
2. Trigger 'next slide' after fullscreen
The start button on the first page of this deck does exactly that
If wanted, a 'next slide' function can be called
It can be added with a data-fs-gonext="*" attribute
The wildcard is the time in milliseconds for a delay
3. Toggle a class on any element if the presentation is fullscreen
A class toggle can be added with a data-fs-toggle="*" attribute
The wildcard is the class that is toggled in fullscreen
In this presentation, see the changes in fullscreen: The background and the button icons
4. Auto-generate a fullscreen button
FsFx can generate a fullscreen button in your presentation (like in this presentation)
This will only be done if no such button already exists
The styling of the auto-generated button is included, but you can tweak color and position


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ConfigurationAwareResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all resource generator, which wanted to have information about the .
|
| CssResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all objects, which generates CSS resources.
|
| InitializingResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all resource generator, which are aware of property initialization.
|
| LocaleAwareResourceGenerator |
The interface of objects which can handle locale aware resources
|
| PostInitializationAwareResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all resource generator, which wanted to be triggered when all their
properties has been set.
|
| ResourceGenerator |
A ResourceGenerator is acomponent that generates script or CSS dynamically, instead of reading
it from the contents of a WAR file.
|
| ResourceReaderHandlerAwareResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all resource generator, which wanted to have information about the .
|
| SpecificCDNDebugPathResourceGenerator |
The interface for ResourceGenerator which specify the debug path for the CDN.
|
| StreamResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all class which generates image resources.
|
| TextResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all class which generates image resources.
|
| TypeAwareResourceGenerator |
This interface is implemented by all resource generator, which wants to be informed of
the resource type which they are managing.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractCSSGenerator |
Abstract implementation of ResourceGenerator with a default return value for the getMappingPrefix method.
|
| AbstractJavascriptGenerator |
Abstract implementation of ResourceGenerator with a default return value for the
getMappingPrefix method.
|
| GeneratorContext |
Encapsulates the parameters needed in Generators.
|
| GeneratorRegistry |
Registry for resource generators, which create scripts or CSS data
dynamically, as opposed to the usual behavior of reading a resource from the
war file.
|
| IECssBundleGenerator |
This class defines a generator which will bundle all the CSS defines in
parameter.
|
| JavascriptStringUtil | |
| ResourceGeneratorReaderProxyFactory |
This class defines the Factory which creates a proxy to ResourceReader objects from a Resource generator.
|
| ResourceGeneratorReaderWrapper |
This class defines the wrapper class for resource generator in text resource reader.
|
| SkinSwitcherJsGenerator |
This generator defines the generator which generates the themeSwicther
javascript file.
|
| StreamResourceGeneratorReaderWrapper |
This class defines the class which wraps a stream resource generator in a stream resource reader
|
Copyright © 2014. All rights reserved.


IP
Home
General
Education
Skills
Interests
General Information
Name
Isabella (Izzi) Pearson.
Where I grew up
Godalming, Surrey.
How I'd describe myself
Conscientious, curious & results-driven.
How my friends might describe me
Considerate, responsible & proactive.


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UMD build allow for you to quickly get started using @patternfly/react-core. If you care about how this is accomplished, it's highly recommended to read React's getting started with UMD guide before returning here since. This guide uses React's guide as a base.
Create a container to inject React components into.

Inject in here

PatternFly React depends on React and PropTypes. Add these to the bottom of the  tag on your page:
    @patternfly/react-core exposes a "PatternFlyReact" object for use in your like-button.js. Populate your like-button.js with something like:
'use strict'; const e = React.createElement; class LikeButton extends React.Component { constructor(props) { super(props); this.state = { liked: false }; } render() { if (this.state.liked) { return e(PatternFlyReact.Alert, { title: ' Great success', children: 'You liked this', variant: 'success' }); } return e( PatternFlyReact.Button, { onClick: () => this.setState({ liked: true }) }, 'Like' ); } } const domContainer = document.querySelector('#react-root'); ReactDOM.render(e(LikeButton), domContainer);
You have to include ALL our PatternFly styles. There's two ways to do this:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/<EMAIL_ADDRESS>crossorigin />OR
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/<EMAIL_ADDRESS>crossorigin /> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/<EMAIL_ADDRESS>crossorigin />
This implementation is very bloated. ALL of React, ReactDOM, PropTypes (which you don't need in production...), and PatternFly (including CSS and fonts) are included which takes 912KB after being gzipped. Even when minified, they take 520Kb after being gzipped. Also, you probably want to be able to use JSX. To enable using JSX, treeshaking, and other modern JS tools PatternFly recommendeds consumption using Webpack. It's as simple as cloning our seed repo and running 2 commands!
This page serves as an example of how to do this. Checkout the like button below!


To start developing PyWavelets code on Windows you will have to prepare build environment first. This will include installing a couple components like Python, MinGW C compiler, Cython, Numpy and Sphinx.
Go to the Python download site http://python.org/download/ and get the recent 2.x Python for Windows version (Python 2.6 recommended). Install it.
Take a look at http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Getting_Started and http://www.mingw.org/wiki/HOWTO_Install_the_MinGW_GCC_Compiler_Suite. Follow the instructions there to set up the compiler.
You can also take a look at Cython’s “Installing MinGW on Windows” page at http://docs.cython.org/src/tutorial/appendix.html.
Distutils is a standard Python build system. By default it relies on Microsoft Visual C compiler, but it is recommended to use MinGW GCC compiler instead (PyWavelets is developed and tested using GCC).
In order to change the settings and use MinGW as the default compiler, edit or create a Distutils configuration file c:\Python26\Lib\distutils\distutils.cfg and place the following entry in it:
[build]
compiler = mingw32
Instructions on installing recent Cython version are on http://docs.cython.org/src/quickstart/install.html.
Fetch and install a recent Numpy binary from http://new.scipy.org/download.html.
Sphinx is a documentation tool that convert reStructuredText files into nice looking html documentation. It is only required to rebuild PyWavelets documentation, not the package itself.
Get Sphinx from the Python Package Index (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Sphinx), or install it with:
easy_install -U Sphinx
At this point you should be ready to go. Open command line and go to PyWavelets source code directory.
To build the project issue:
python setup.py build
To install:
python setup.py install
To build docs:
cd doc
doc2html.bat
To run some tests:
cd tests
python test_regression.py
python test_doc.py
python test_perfect_reconstruction.py


zoo.feature.image3d package¶
Submodules¶
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation module¶
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
AffineTransform3D
(affine_mat, translation=array([0., 0., 0.]), clamp_mode='clamp', pad_val=0.0, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.ImagePreprocessing3D
Affine transformer implements affine transformation on a given tensor. To avoid defects in resampling, the mapping is from destination to source. dst(z,y,x) = src(f(z),f(y),f(x)) where f: dst -> src :param affine_mat: numpy array in 3x3 shape.Define affine transformation from dst to src. :param translation: numpy array in 3 dimension.Default value is np.zero(3). Define translation in each axis. :param clampMode: str, default value is “clamp”. Define how to handle interpolation off the input image. :param padVal: float, default is 0.0. Define padding value when clampMode=”padding”. Setting this value when clampMode=”clamp” will cause an error.
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
CenterCrop3D
(crop_depth, crop_height, crop_width, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.ImagePreprocessing3D
Center crop a cropDepth x cropHeight x cropWidth patch from an image. The patch size should be less than the image size.
:param crop_depth depth after crop :param crop_height height after crop :param crop_width width after crop
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
Crop3D
(start, patch_size, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.ImagePreprocessing3D
Crop a patch from a 3D image from ‘start’ of patch size. The patch size should be less than the image size.
:param start start point list[depth, height, width] for cropping :param patchSize patch size list[depth, height, width]
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
ImagePreprocessing3D
(bigdl_type='float', *args)[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image.imagePreprocessing.ImagePreprocessing
ImagePreprocessing3D is a transformer that transform ImageFeature for 3D image
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
RandomCrop3D
(crop_depth, crop_height, crop_width, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.ImagePreprocessing3D
Random crop a cropDepth x cropHeight x cropWidth patch from an image. The patch size should be less than the image size.
:param crop_depth depth after crop :param crop_height height after crop :param crop_width width after crop
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class
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.
Rotate3D
(rotation_angles, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Bases:
zoo.feature.image3d.transformation.ImagePreprocessing3D
Rotate a 3D image with specified angles.
:param rotation_angles the angles for rotation. Which are the yaw(a counterclockwise rotation angle about the z-axis), pitch(a counterclockwise rotation angle about the y-axis), and roll(a counterclockwise rotation angle about the x-axis).


Harrassment links for COSC 3050, Spring 2015
In General
Types of Harrasment
Soccer team harrassment
Interns are fair game
Racial harrassment on rise
Lens Crafters
EEOC
Probhibited Practices
Harrassment
Harrassment FAQs
UW Regulations
1-5 Civil Rights Descrimination
1-44 Violence in the Workplace
Bullying
Workplace Bullying


Here's all the other things we're doing…
People
Digital DWP Careers
Lets users learn about digital and technology job roles starting with the story of how DWP is transforming services. The site has all latest job listings with the option to sign up to notifications.
- Responsible: Pearl Cox
- Design lead: Charles Reynolds-Talbot
- Content lead: Tom Adams
Joining DWP
Tells users what they need to know before they start a new role at DWP, including where to go, and what to expect on their first day.
- Responsible: TBC
- Content lead(s): Tom Adams & Mel Cannon
- Design lead: Tom Morgan
Digital Academy
Digital Skills for Operations
Looking at ways to best provide learning support and digital skills to operational staff in job centres. Currently in a beta test and learn phase.
- Responsible: Peter Nuckley
Learning Hub
Lets users access learning materials from Digital Academy courses.
- Responsible: Annette Sweeney
Design
Design Repository
Artwork for Digital DWP mssion patches, stickers, and posters.
- Responsible: Gavin Elliott
- Design lead: Craig Abbott
DWP Elements
Elements guide for DWP services based on the research and experience of the DWP design community.
- Responsible: Ben Holliday
- Design lead: Eddie Shannon
DWP Design patterns
Pattern guide for DWP services based on the research and experience of the DWP design community.
- Responsible: Ben Holliday
- Design lead: Eddie Shannon
DWP Digital by Default portfolio
Lets users see all the things we're working on in Digital DWP.
- Responsible: James Johnson
- Design lead: Tom Morgan
- Content lead: Tom Adams
Design Sprints
Policy Portfolio
- Responsible: Lorraine Hennesey
- Design lead(s): Tom Morgan, Maxine Divers
Provide a Fit Note
- Responsible: Michael Tattersall
- Design lead: Charles Reynolds-Talbot
Technology
Visiting management project
Technology team based in Stockport.
- Responsible: Rachel Bailey
- Design lead: Phil Swan
- Content lead: Tom Adams
Searchlight
Technology team based in Newcastle looking at a CIS replacement.
- Responsible: TBC
- Design lead: Gavin Elliott
Small Services
Cold Weather Payments
Small serivce built and maintained by the Engage team in Leeds.
- Responsible: Dean Timmons
CPSe Local Payment
Finance, Commercials and HR team based in Stockport.
- Responsible: Mike Green


LOTWQSL 1.11
By W9MDB – Michael Black –<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- http://qrz.com/db/W9MDB
Note: If you ever find your LOTW counts don’t match the LOTW website numbers download them all again by using 1900-01-01 for the Since date and they should agree after that.
LOTWQSL tracks your QSLs from LOTW for WAS, DXCC, and DXCC Challenge awards. The results will match what you see on the LOTW website so you don't have to go to the website anymore to see your status or keep local records to figure out what you need. LOTWQSL is a much quicker way to see what has occurred in your award status. It can also produce a US map and a grid to show you your status of the states by mode and a list of them and also a bearing to other states if you have a steerable antenna. Note that it does not track QSOs since only QSLs count for awards. It is possible that the # of QSLs shown may be different than what LOTW shows. This was fixed in 1.7.0 but may require you to download your logbook again with 1900-01-01 for the Since date.
LOTWQSL does not have a map to track countries other than giving a count of total countries and letting you know when a new DXCC occurs. A world map of countries does not make for a good visual display due to the variety of country sizes making small ones almost invisible and the ever-changing country borders and names.
When the program is run the first time you need to put in your LOTW login name and password which will be remembered. You can leave the default "Since" date of 1900-01-01 which should cover any ham under the age of 117 J. You should never have to change the date unless you want to re-download from an earlier date. The first download will take the longest time (perhaps quite a few minutes if you have a lot of QSLs). After the download is complete you will see info scrolling by showing new states, countries, etc. and a summary of the numbers at the end of the window if you scroll to the bottom. Note: the "prefixes" is a count of the WPX prefixes you have and not the LOTW count of all the WPX award combinations which is quite complicated. Also note that you need to have a LOTW certificate before you can download your QSLs. If you run TrustedQSL you already have one. Otherwise see this link http://www.arrl.org/instructions
If you want to keep track of your QSLs from a certain starting point put an exclamation point in front of the date, e.g., "!2016-01-01". This will only use QSOs from that date forward.
The Refresh now presents a choice of LOTW Update, LOTW Complete, or importing an ADIF file from your local computer. Update will download new QSLs from your last download. Complete will download your entire QSL log and is only need if the numbers in LOTWQSL don’t match LOTW or you see duplicates when you start LOTWQSL. The ADIF is file may be need becuase LOTW card checks do not translate over to the LOTW downloaded ADIF file for either WAS or DXCC as of Jan 2021. So, you must go to the Awards section on LOTW and choose the DXCC account, then download the DXCC QSL Download which will contain your card check QSLs. You can then import that file and the # of countries on LOTW and LOTWQSL will match. We are waiting to hear back from LOTW about the WAS problem and hope that the long term solution is they put both DXCC and WAS card checks into the LOTW account too.
You may see "Mismatched mode" entries during
Refresh. As of 2016-12-14 LOTW allows
mismatched modes such as JT65=JT9 to count for Digital or TriplePlay
awards, but not for band/mode awards.
These rows (including the header row) can be copy/pasted into Excel so they're easily examined and tracked if you
wish. You may also see people with
"DATA" or such as modes that don't match yours. The only way to fix these is either you or
your QSO partner must fix their log entry and re-upload the fixed entry to
LOTW. These mismatches do count as QSLs
but do not count for ANY WAS mode awards since the modes don't match. If you download your ADIF file from LOTW you
can find these mismatches with the string "<APP_LoTW_QSLMODE:". If you do get your mismatches fixed you will
need to reload your entire log again with "1900-01-01". That will reset the mismatch count.
By default you will get QSLs for all of your call signs registered on LOTW. If you want to keep call signs separate use your login "@othercall". For example, W9MDB@W9MDB will use W9MDB only and not any other callsigns. W9MDB@KC9YHH would then get my 2nd call sign separately and keep the QSLs separate from W9MDB. You can switch back and forth between these "@" login names at any time by changing the login window and it will reload the QSLs for the appropriate call sign.
The "End" date box is used when your first download times out due to a large number of QSLs (in the 10's of thousands). You can bracket the time and download a year or two at a time and eventually catch up. Once caught up this box should never need to be used again.
At any time you can click the Refresh button on the main window which will bring in new QSLs since the last time you checked. The Since date will automatically update and no other action is required except to click the Refresh button. You should never have to change the data in the boxes unless something goes wrong. If you ever get a new computer you just do the same steps again and you'll be right back where you were since the data in the program is synced to LOTW and does not depend on any local storage.
The Map button will bring up a US map where you may select the band and mode to view. The mode pulldown only shows the modes you have actually worked on each band plus ALL and DIGITAL modes according to your LOTW account and notates any WAS completions by mode in green. The map can be resized, zoomed, and panned. Your map settings will be remembered across restarts.
If the Map is visible when you click Refresh you need to click the Map Redraw to update the map.  I thought about making the map redraw automatic but I prefer to see the refresh independently.
The Lat/Lon boxes on the Map window are for your latitude/longitude coordinates in degrees (e.g. 31.909191, -91.343504 is my location in Quincy IL). Once set the Azimuth will indicate the azimuth to the mouse pointer from your QTH. You can click on the "Azimuth" label to toggle the azimuth data on/off if you don't want to see it.
The Label box will turn on state labels.
The grid display shows a WAS matrix of all bands for the selected mode and also ALL and DIGITAL modes. Pressing the "x" key will toggle the display from vertical to horizontal and back. If you hover over the state name you will see your top 10 QSO partners for that state (can be handy for a sked). You can hide a band or a state by double-clicking the header box at which point an "Unhide" button will appear so you can reset them all to be visible again.
The # of QSLs shown should match the # you see on https://lotw.arrl.org/lotwuser/qsostats - it is possible for this to get out of sync when changes are made to LOTW entries. You can reset the system by putting "1900-01-01" in the Since box and this will reload your data and the #'s should then match again.
Source code for this project is hosted on github at https://github.com/mdblack98/LOTWQSL
V1.11
· Fix QSL count
· Add duplicate notification
· Timing display and counts for LOTW download
· Add new “LOTW Complete” download option
V1.10
· Grid view now loads in about 1 second instead of 10 seconds
· Fixed FT8 processing
· Added 5-Band WAS to grid view
· Fixed loading of ADIF file to be written to database.
V1.9.9
· Use SUBMODE for mode if it’s in the QSL record
V1.9.8
· Significant speedup of processing ADIF data
· Fix counts when DXCC is empty
· Fix counts for new QSLs
· Disable controls during Refresh
· Fix New DXCC display
V1.9.7
· Fix DXCC count when maritime mobiles have no country (and any others like that)
· Rename dxxx countries to DXCC mixed
· Rename and fix dxcc entries to DXCC Challenge entries
· Fixed LOTW SSL problem
· Fixed Help File location
V1.9.6
· Mismatched mode QSOs no longer counted. They can't be used for LOTW WAS awards or any awards where mode must match. Still count for DXCC though.
· Added optional saving of mismatched modes
· When Refresh is clicked now you get an option to download from LOTW or to import an ADIF file. This was done for card check entries downloaded from the awards site. Card check QSOs do not show up in the standard LOTW download as of Dec 2017.
· Fixed digital mode detections in the Grid
· Fixed state parsing of LOTW downloads
V1.9.5
· Fixed ability to handle 70CM band (and any other CM bands that occur – no GHz bands yet since they don't seem to be standard yet)
· Made main window, map, and grid have minimum sizes so they don't disappear on screen
V1.9.4
· Fixed Refresh – **NOTE** Please reload your LOTW entries by putting 1900-01-01 in the Since box and click Refresh. There was an error loading QSLs that has been corrected and you may have missed some QSLs that this will fix.
V1.9.3
· No longer XP compatible as I think XP only supports .Net 4.0
· Fixed LOTW counts (again)
· Fixed redraw when changing logins (wasn’t clearing old data first)
· Fixed redraw after Refresh
V1.9.2
· Added mismatched QSO mode output – you can copy/paste mismatched QSOs to Excel
· Fixed LOTW counts for Map & Grid on all modes including All, Digital, and TriplePlay
· Fixed a counting problem where mismatched QSL counts occurred due to APP_LoTW_2xQSL=N. This happens for example if modes don't match like one QSO has JT65 and another has JT9.
· Automatically adds all bands in your ADIF file now instead of defaulting to a standard band set so you only see what you have worked in both Map and Grid mode.
V1.9.1
· Created "No new QSLs" message when Refresh produces 0 updates
· Fixed grid display showing incorrect results by mode
V1.9.0
· Fixed All display on map
· Fixed Triple Play display on Map and Grid
· Fixed col/row switch on grid throwing error
· Added # of Callsigns to log info items
· Reduced size of Grid
V1.8.1
· Fixed state labels causing map error
· Fixed password working with special characters
V1.8.0
· Added ability to use a fixed start date for QSOs
· Fixed empty band fault
· Added Triple Play band
· Fixed Grid display for 51 states
V1.7.0
· Added "x" key on Grid display to toggle orientation between vertical and horizontal
· Fixed double-click error on hiding last Grid column (i.e. "ALL")
· Fixed totals in grid view when rows are hidden to still show totals for the band
· Fixed incorrect QSL count
V1.6.0
· Added ALL and DIGITAL modes to map and grid. Should match LOTW numbers for these awards.
· Added WAS+ count during refresh
V1.5.0
· Hover over state name on Grid display will show top 10 QSO partners for that state.
· Double-click on grid row/col header will hide that row/col and Unhide will appear to unhide all rows then (remembered across restarts).
· Removed "+" processing as it was not working correctly. Default mode will now merge all your call signs on LOTW. "@" mode still treats the @call separately.
· Improved error messages for bad password and new file.
· Dialog boxes now center over main window.
· Fixed bug when switching bands to new band without the same mode displaying incorrectly.
· Fixed qso_enddate parameter in query.
· Fixed QSL counts so should always match LOTW now after refresh.
· Removed DXCC and State entries from log window as they are pretty useless. Fixed country count…should match LOTW now.
V1.4.1 – Minor bug fix
V1.4.0 – Change grid display to color coded and added Refresh button so user can update after refreshing main display and see the change occur. Added DC to states. Added totals to Grid view and show light green for 50 states and dark green for 51 states.
V1.3.0 – Add state label option, fixed multi-user ability.
V1.2.0 – Add grid form, updated help file, add End date entry to allow big LOTW file downloads that were timing out, add window size/position memory to all windows, add ability to reset by using 1900-01-01 as Since date, multi-user now…different callsigns can be used and it will remember each
V1.1.0 – Add bearing to map, add help file, fixed window boundaries on both main and map for multiscreen use, WAS completions in green font, notification of WAS award, check for new version, tooltips, since date checking added
V1.0.2 – fixed download problem
V1.0.1 – New installer
V1.0.0 – first release


LotusLive Symphony, Google Docs, Office 365
In school my gentlemen are supposed to use Google Docs, I'm testing LotusLive Symphony at work and Microsoft just started Office 365. I will not (at least for now) compare features and functionality here. So all the large vendors seem to believe that "Cloud Office" is ready for prime time. It certainly highlights some trends and changes in our work culture. Here are my observations:
- The browser as primary interface is dominating (this is NOT about where the data comes from). While some cling to specialised eMail clients, the reality is HTML (I still would make the case for Lotus Expeditor but mostly to join HTML interface snippets that come from different places). Spolsky was right about The API War (and that is 7 years ago)
- We hardly write documents for print anymore (the only thing I print are routing slips for travel claims), so the notion of a page becomes less and less important
- The online editors take a "good enough" feature set approach which seems good enough for me (YMMV). Anyway my future favorite HTML based editors have different use and purposes
- They solve a very old problem that was highlighted first in About Face (the first book, out of print for a long time): Users don't want to bother about saving and locations. It would be subject to a comparison to see how the contestants fare.
- Since the output format is more likely electronic, print formatting options aren't that important anymore, but the capability to output to WIKI, Blog, websites and (my current favourite): eBooks.
- More and more important are versioning and collaborating up to the level of concurrent co-editing. All these has been traditionally been handled outside of the Office applications, so the interesting question: will we get back the component idea sported by OCX/ActiveX where one could embed office components in custom applications, but now with web standards (didn't take off before)
- Meta data handling is still a little thin
- OneUI (pun intended): I don't want to go back and forth between different applications that do the same thing. So if I switch to a HTML based editor I want to do that wholesale. Just give me a local server with the editor on it. And I expect it to update itself. Also don't bother me locally with files and directories to look after (unless I want to), just sync them properly
- Private cloud support: A lot of documents I'd rather NOT store on a US based server regardless how much I trust my vendor, so the application should work in my own data center too
- Wiki style version control: I don't want to save whatever.v1, whatever.v2whatever.v3, whatever.v4. GIT and Wave know how to do versioning and I expect a decent UI to show the history
- Interoperability: Can I invite external parties to one document (and its related actions)?
- Deep reuse: can I mix sides or cell ranges from multiple sources either by copying or subscribing (so changes there are reflected in my doc too)
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 21 April 2011 | Comments (3) | categories: Software