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Seen on 23 May 1998 for $3 at the Cineplex Odeon Worldwide
Do you remember the first time you heard Kajagoogoo's "Too Shy"? Did you ever try to solve Rubik's cube? Did you ever have to explain to your mother that Boy George was not a girl, no matter how good his makeup and no matter how womanly his features were? Do you remember when guys with deliberate stubble and equally deliberate white blazers, thanks to Miami Vice? Do you have more than one album by A Flock of Seagulls? Do you remember when albums cost $4.99 on sale? Did anyone in your neighborhood drive a Gremlin and see a movie with the same title? "Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac" mean anything to you? Do you remember your... President Reagan?
If you answered yes to any of these questions (I answered yes to *all* of them), you will probably enjoy *The Wedding Singer*. Actually, all the 1980s nostalgia is a red herring, and underneath all the pastel and two-tone tuxedos and feathered haircuts is a rather endearing little love story. That Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are endearing is also a nice surprise. Plus, the movie is hilarious. Sandler is espcially surprising. It's good to see that he's a bit more than the obligatory movie actor SNL alumni are expected to become no matter how bad the movie scripts they're offered are.
Robbie Hart, who sings at weddings every weekend for $60, seems to enjoy his life despite his lack of income, and his basement apartment in his sister's house. It bothers his fiancee, who leaves him standing at the alter at his wedding. Robbie, who is tenderhearted and humorous and adds to the occasions where he sings, turns sullen. Luckily, the results are equally humorous, and either way, he gets the attention of Julia (Barrymore)--a waitress at the catering hall.
Unfortunately, Julia is engaged to a ratfink named Glenn Gulia (Mrs. Julia Gulia..., yikes), and Robbie is an honorable man. But this is a romantic comedy and we all know how it ends. The difference is how they get there. The nice thing about this movie is that the nostalgia is not completely overpowering the storyline. The movie's basic dialogue is pretty funny on its own, free of the 1980s trappings. That Carrie Fischer is one of the uncredited writers might have a lot to do with this. But, all that nostalgia is very amusing. References to Moonwalking, someone shooing J.R., and "time to make the donuts," don't hurt the movie either. The only thing that puzzles me is that it's a movie about the 1980s that sometimes looks a lot like the 1970s, which were being made fun of quite heartily by 1985.
The supporting characters are also amusing. Christine Taylor plays Julia's cousin, the Madonna wannabe; Alexis Arquette is the Boy George wannabe; Ellen Albertini Dow is particularly hilarious as the octogenarian singing student Robbie tutors for a fee of two meatballs a week. Jon Lovitz makes a funny appearance as a rival wedding singer; Steve Buscemi has a nice cameo bookending the movie. There's even a special guest star (Billy Idol!).
So, go and enjoy the Wedding Singer. You'll laugh, you'll almost cry, you'll wonder what happened to Spandau Ballet, LPs, and men named Marilyn.
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IFXMixerQueueImpl Class ReferenceInheritance diagram for IFXMixerQueueImpl:
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| virtual | ~IFXMixerQueueImpl (void) |
| void | AssociateWithBonesManager (IFXBonesManager *pBonesManager) |
| void | AssociateWithMotionManager (IFXMotionManager *pMotionManager) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Pause (void) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Play (void) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Push (const IFXString &rName, F32 *localOffset, F32 *localStartTime, F32 *localEndTime, F32 *timeScale, BOOL *loop, BOOL *sync, BOOL delaymap=false, BOOL tail=false) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Queue (const IFXString &rName, F32 *localOffset, F32 *localStartTime, F32 *localEndTime, F32 *timeScale, BOOL *loop, BOOL *sync, BOOL delayMap=false) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Pop (BOOL tail=false) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | UnQueue (void) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetLocalTime (U32 index, F32 *localtime) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetLocalTime (U32 index, F32 localtime) |
| virtual IFXMotionMixer * | GetMotionMixerNR (U32 index) |
| virtual IFXMotionMixer * | UseMotionMixerNoMap (U32 index) |
| virtual IFXMotionMixer * | UseHistoricalMixer (U32 index) |
| virtual IFXTransform & | RootTransform (void) |
| virtual IFXTransform & | DefaultTransform (void) |
| virtual F32 & | TimeScale (void) |
| virtual BOOL & | RootLock (void) |
| virtual BOOL & | Playing (void) |
| virtual U32 & | Concatenation (void) |
| virtual U32 & | AxisLock (void) |
| virtual IFXVector3 & | AxisOffset (void) |
| virtual BOOL & | AutoBlend (void) |
| virtual F32 & | BlendTime (void) |
| virtual F32 & | BlendFraction (void) |
| virtual U32 IFXAPI | GetNumberQueued (void) |
| virtual U32 IFXAPI | GetNumberHistory (void) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetRelativeTransform (U32 boneID, F32 *pMatrix16) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetRelativeTransform (U32 boneID, F32 *pMatrix16) |
| virtual IFXBonesManager * | UseBonesManager (void) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Advance (void) |
| virtual U32 & | Updated (void) |
Public Attributes |
| BOOL | m_playing |
Protected Member Functions |
| F32 | GetWorldTime (void) |
Private Member Functions |
| IFXRESULT | SanitizeBounds (U32 index) |
| IFXRESULT | MapPush (BOOL tail) |
| IFXRESULT | TransitionToMixer (IFXMotionMixer *pSkelMixer) |
| void | VerifyQueue (void) |
| void | CalcMotionLimits (IFXMotionMixer *pSkelMixer, F32 *pMin, F32 *pMax) |
| void | ActivateHead (void) |
| void | TransitionHead (bool push) |
| void | AdjustForGap (I32 index, F32 time1, F32 time2) |
| IFXRESULT | GetPlaylistSummary (IFXPlaylistSummary *pPlaylistSummary) |
| IFXRESULT | RestorePlaylist (const IFXPlaylistSummary *pPlaylistSummary) |
Private Attributes |
| IFXBonesManager * | m_pBonesManager |
| IFXMotionManager * | m_pMotionManager |
| bool | m_initialized |
| U32 | m_updated |
| IFXMixerWrapDeque | m_queue |
| IFXMixerWrapDeque | m_history |
| IFXTransform | m_rootTransform |
| IFXTransform | m_defaultTransform |
| F32 | m_lastSync |
| F32 | m_lastTime |
| F32 | m_timeScale |
| BOOL | m_autoBlend |
| F32 | m_blendTime |
| F32 | m_blendFraction |
| BOOL | m_rootLock |
| U32 | m_concatenation |
| U32 | m_axisLock |
| IFXVector3 | m_axisOffset |
| BOOL | m_updating |
| BOOL | m_noloop |
| BOOL | m_noadjust |
Classes |
| class | IFXMixerSummary |
| class | IFXMixerWrap |
| class | IFXMixerWrapDeque |
| class | IFXPlaylistSummary |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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| void IFXMixerQueueImpl::ActivateHead |
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| void IFXMixerQueueImpl::AdjustForGap |
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| void IFXMixerQueueImpl::AssociateWithBonesManager |
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IFXBonesManager * |
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The three least significant bits are used to axis lock for X, Y, and Z translation.
This forces all translation to be relative to the axis. This can be used to eliminate cumulative error, either from simple data resolution or from uneven motion data.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| virtual IFXVector3& IFXMixerQueueImpl::AxisOffset |
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Accesses the fractional setting of the current blend.
This can be quickly overwritten if auto-blending is on.
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Accesses the time over which motion blending occurs.
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| void IFXMixerQueueImpl::CalcMotionLimits |
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IFXMotionMixer * |
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pMin, |
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Accesses the concatenation setting.
A bit field indicates that transitions between motions are aligned in space. See IFXMixerQueue.h for constants use to specify the bits field.
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| virtual IFXTransform& IFXMixerQueueImpl::DefaultTransform |
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Gets the time from the perspective of indexed motion, accounting for the offset and time-scaling.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXMixerQueueImpl::GetNumberHistory |
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Returns the number of popped motions currently retained.
These can be arbitrarily deleted during any Advance() call.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXMixerQueueImpl::GetNumberQueued |
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Returns the number of motions currently queued.
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Gets the current transform of an indexed bone relative to its parent bone.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| F32 IFXMixerQueueImpl::GetWorldTime |
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| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::MapPush |
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Pauses the current motion at the head of the queue if it is playing.
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| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::Play |
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Continues the current motion at the head of the queue if it has been paused.
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| virtual BOOL& IFXMixerQueueImpl::Playing |
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Accesses the flag for playing the motions.
Zero indicates that all motion is paused.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::Pop |
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Pops the motion on the head of the queue.
If tail is true, the motion is taken from the tail of the queue.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::Push |
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localOffset, |
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Accesses the rootlock flag.
This prevents any additional translation while it is on.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| virtual IFXTransform& IFXMixerQueueImpl::RootTransform |
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| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::SanitizeBounds |
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U32 |
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| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::SetLocalTime |
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U32 |
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Adjusts the time from the perspective of indexed motion, accounting for time-scaling, and modifying the offset.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
| IFXRESULT IFXMixerQueueImpl::SetRelativeTransform |
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Sets the current transform of an indexed bone relative to its parent bone.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
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Accesses the overall time scaling the queue.
This affects all motions on this queue by effectively multiplying by every queued motion's specific time scale.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
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Gets a mixer recent popped from the head of the queue, indexed starting from the most recently popped mixer.
The mixers will eventually be deleted altogether by some internal discretion, so a NULL return value is a strong possibility.
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
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Use does not add a reference (immediate use only).
Implements IFXMixerQueue. |
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Growing up, I was always told I'd make a great lawyer. I mean, I'm sure a lot of kids are told that kind of thing by their doting parents - but I really took it to heart. Without the slightest idea of what a lawyer actually did, I started preparing my law school applications right after getting my B.A. Over the course of hundreds of hours of research during this time, I slowly discovered that the reality of being a lawyer wasn't quite what I'd envisioned. Luckily, I came across the world of programming nearly by accident while studying for the LSAT. And here I am!


In the text box to the left, input the sites you would like to block. Each line should contain 1 site. Any website URL that contains one of the elements in the blocklist will be blocked. One example of a valid blocklist is as follows:
All 5 entries shown are valid. The format used in the top 3 entries is the simplest, and will block all pages on Twitter, CNN, or Reddit. The 4th entry is more specific, and will block the main Facebook site, but will not block subdomains like developers.facebook.com. The 5th entry is a subdomain specific entry, and will block Google News, but allow other Google services like finance.google.com.
Warning: Be careful not to use excessively vague or short entries on the website block list, such as "/" or "www.", as almost every website URL matches those elements.
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Enable URL Popup Blocker in Incognito Mode
Go to the Chrome Extensions Menu and check the box next to "Allow in incognito" under the listing for URL Popup Blocker. This will make it harder to circumvent the website blocking mechanism used by URL Popup Blocker.
Step 2:
Block the Chrome Extensions Menu
When this switch is set to ON, the Extensions page will be blocked, making it harder to disable this app.
Step 3:
Enable Password Protection and Set a Password for accessing this options menu
To enable password protection, simply flip the switch to ON and set a password using the two fields provided. Be careful, though - once you enable the password lock, in addition to enabling URL Popup Blocker in Incognito Mode and blocking the Extensions Menu, you will only be able to access this options menu by entering the correct password.
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In each turn a player may throw the dice up to three times.
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- SAcounterActivation - Variable in class Solver.Configurator
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- saLearningRate - Variable in class Solver.Solution
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Search for the best solution inside a given neighbourhood
- SelfAdaptOn - Variable in class Solver.Configurator
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- selfCopyRanks(Solution) - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method for the copy of the rank of a parent solution
- selfLearningRate(boolean) - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method for the update of the learning rate
- selfLocation(int) - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method used for determining the mutation position (timeslot)
- selfMutation(Solution) - Method in class Solver.Genetic
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Method used for the solution self-mutation
- selfMutation() - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method for the updating of the mutation rate
- SelfParametersOn - Variable in class Solver.Configurator
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- selfUpdateRanks() - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method for the update of the list of the last 3 ranks that
the current solution has in the previous 3 iterations
- setErasable(boolean) - Method in class Solver.Solution
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- setExam(Exam, Integer) - Method in class Solver.Solution
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- setShakeStatic() - Method in class Solver.Solution
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Method for setting the shake parameter to true.
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- SimulatedAnnealing - Class in Solver
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- SimulatedAnnealing(ETPHandler, Configurator) - Constructor for class Solver.SimulatedAnnealing
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Constructor
- Solution - Class in Solver
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- Solution(ETPHandler) - Constructor for class Solver.Solution
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- Solution(Solution) - Constructor for class Solver.Solution
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This is the constructor to built a new solution by changing position of 1 exam
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Constructor to built solution made by swapping 2 exams from another one
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- solve(int, String) - Method in class Solver.Solver
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- Solver - package Solver
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- Solver - Class in Solver
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- Solver(ETPHandler) - Constructor for class Solver.Solver
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- sortByValue(Map<K, V>) - Static method in class Solver.Solution
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- steepestDescent(Solution) - Method in class Solver.Tabu
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Neighbourhood generation based on a Steepest Descent local search
- stuckTime - Variable in class Solver.Genetic
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JDBC ImplementationA JDBC implementation is included with the OAICat package. In theory, it should be possible to customize OAICat to work with any JDBC accessible database by merely changing a few entries in the application's properties file. If the reality isn't so simple, let me know and I can attempt to generalize it still further. For Microsoft Windows users, a sample Access database named oaicatdemo.mdb is included in the war file distribution. To test the JDBC implementation against this JDBC source, follow these steps:
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Before Change
object_set = cpo.ObjectSet()
image_set_list = cpi.ImageSetList()
image_set = image_set_list.get_image_set(0)
workspace = cpw.Workspace(pipeline,
module,
image_set,
object_set,
cpmeas.Measurements(),
image_set_list)
objects = cpo.Objects()
objects.segmented = labels
object_set.add_objects(objects, OBJECTS_NAME)
if neighbors_labels is None:
After Change
object_set = cpo.ObjectSet()
image_set_list = cpi.ImageSetList()
image_set = image_set_list.get_image_set(0)
measurements = cpmeas.Measurements()
measurements.group_index = 1
measurements.group_number = 1
workspace = cpw.Workspace(pipeline,
module,
image_set,
object_set,
measurements,
image_set_list)
objects = cpo.Objects()
objects.segmented = labels
object_set.add_objects(objects, OBJECTS_NAME)
if neighbors_labels is None:


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This document gives recommendations on how to organize I18N (localization) of modules in the IDE or platform.
You will also want to see the JDK I18N documentation (including the list of supported locales) for background information.
Japanese localization is a likely candidate for a non-US-English locale, so if you are working heavily on I18N you probably want an OS with Japanese support installed: fonts and so on. To test localization, start the IDE with the -locale switch, e.g.:
-locale ja
Or the JDK may predefine this information for you depending on the host computer's native locale. Note that for this switch, language and country and variant may be separated with a colon (not underscore), e.g. ja:JP.
There should be no problem starting the IDE with a different locale than you did the last time; every label you did not enter yourself should switch to the new locale. If you find a problem with localized strings "sticking" in the user directory, file a bug with details to reproduce.
The bundle debugging mode (see below) is a great way for localization teams, Quality Assurance, and developers to see exactly how the IDE is dealing with localization. Many otherwise subtle problems can be made apparent and easy to fix this way.
A complete I18N test plan should ideally check the result of starting the IDE in Turkish locale - since in Turkish capital I and lowercase i are not case variants (they also differ in an accent mark: İ and ı are valid), code which confuses locale-sensitive and -insensitive operations is likely to display errors in Turkish locale.
Most of this document describes specific I18N features in NetBeans and how they are intended to be used.
All message strings should be contained in a Bundle.properties file (containing default message strings - i.e. in US English). This resource bundle is conventionally in the same directory (package) as the source files which use it; other source packages should have their own bundles. Localized (non-US-English) message strings should be inserted into a Bundle_LOCALE.properties file - this file must be placed in the same directory as the default bundle. For example, Bundle.properties might have:
# A simple bundle key: LBL_some_text=Text in English for a button. # A nicely formatted one: # {0} - number of missing files EXC_missing_files=There {0,choice,1#is one file|1#are {0,number,integer} files} missing.
In Bundle_cs.properties, however, there may be:
LBL_some_text=Text v \u010De\u0161tin\u011B na tla\u010D\u00EDtko. EXC_missing_files=Chyb\u00ED {0,choice,1#jeden soubor|2#dva soubory|3#t\u0159i \ soubory|4#\u010Dty\u0159i soubory|4#{0,number,integer} soubor\u016F}.
Remember that all non-ASCII characters present in bundle files should be escaped in Unicode format (\uXXXX). The native2ascii utility present in the JDK can help with this.
Message strings are identified by keys and these are entered in source files. These keys are non-localized strings. The recommended way to use these in a source file is like this:
import org.openide.util.NbBundle; // Looks in Bundle.properties for LBL_some_text key: String localized = NbBundle.getMessage(ThisClass.class, "LBL_some_text"); // Same, but formats the text as well: throw new IOException(NbBundle.getMessage(ThisClass.class, "EXC_missing_files", new Integer(missingFiles)));
There is a script
nbbuild/misc/i18ncheck.pl
which can help check for I18N violations - unlocalized strings. You
can run this script on source files just like a compiler: in fact,
from the IDE if run as an external compiler its error messages should
be hyperlinked. Standard constructions such as
NbBundle.getMessage
are recognized as code which
retrieves localized text, so the bundle key itself does not trigger a
warning. But if the bundle key is on a different line, or if in
general you have a string literal in code which you know should never
be localized, then end that line of source code with a comment like
//NOI18N. This will indicate to the script that it should be
silently passed over.
Also the I18N module includes support for
finding I18N violations like this, and correcting them. There is a setting to use
NbBundle.getMessage
as the localization device, which is
suited to module code.
It is possible to start the IDE with the special command-line option
-J-Dorg.openide.util.NbBundle.DEBUG=true
which enables a special bundle debugging mode. In this mode, any
string loaded from a bundle using the normal NbBundle
automatically include a special numeric annotation and line number in parentheses.
You can cross-reference the annotation to a indexed list, printed on the
console, of bundle locations that strings are
loaded from. (It only works when NbBundle
is used, not plain ResourceBundle
.)
This has several purposes:
Strings which are looked up in a localized hashtable are also annotated with the key used to find them. Normally this would apply to localizable strings taken from module manifests, such as the module name.
Currently localized files (such as HTML pages which may be selected by locale, or JavaHelp helpsets) are not annotated in any way.
There are some rules for how to write good *.properties files for easy localization, starting with the most important.
#NOI18N
. For example:
#NOI18N var.POSSIBLE_FILE_STATUSES.value="Up-to-date", "Locally Modified", "Locally Added" var.POSSIBLE_FILE_STATUSES_LOCALIZED.value="Up-to-date", "Locally Modified", \ "Locally Added"In some cases it would be preferable to hardcode the unlocalizable messages in source to begin with.
#I18N
. For example:
var.POSSIBLE_FILE_STATUSES.value="Up-to-date", "Locally Modified", "Locally Added" #I18N var.POSSIBLE_FILE_STATUSES_LOCALIZED.value="Up-to-date", "Locally Modified", \ "Locally Added"
#PARTI18N
or #PARTNOI18N
(above
the message) indicating the exceptional part of the message. For example,
in a properties file not named Bundle.properties:
#PARTI18N The module name EXEC_CHECKOUT_MODULE=${RUN} ${QUOTE}${CVS_EXE}${QUOTE} ${USER_GLOBAL_PARAM} checkout \ ${USER_PARAM(-N -R)} ${PROMPT_FOR[SELECTOR_MODULES](The module name)} ${NUR}Where there is more than one exceptional part, indicate them separated by commas, for example:
#PARTI18N Directory to export into, Date, The module name EXEC_EXPORT_MODULE_DATE=${RUN} ${CD} ${PROMPT_FOR_DIR(Directory to export into)}&& \ ${CVS_EXE} ${USER_GLOBAL_PARAM} export -D ${PROMPT_FOR_DATE_CVS(Date)} \ ${USER_PARAM} ${PROMPT_FOR[SELECTOR_MODULES](The module name)} ${NUR}Analogously, for files named Bundle.properties with some nonlocalizable bits in some messages, use
#PARTNOI18N
.JLabel
s and buttons and
set this text by calling org.openide.awt.Mnemonics
helper method.
This makes it easier to localize these texts together with assigned mnemonic.org.openide.awt.Mnemonics
cannot be used (for example installer has no access
to NetBeans API) then:
The bundle debugging mode (above) recognizes these conventions and deals with them accordingly. For example, a message marked #NOI18N in a file Bundle.properties will not be annotated, though other messages in the same file will. Partial localization of messages is not supported; the message will not be annotated, and a warning will be printed on the IDE's console to remind you.
When changing the format of a bundle value - for example, adding a
{0}-style parameter or removing one, or changing a pair of label and
mnemonic to just a label to be set with org.openide.awt.Mnemonics
-
always create a fresh key. Otherwise it could happen that an
older localization could supply a value which is not of the correct form, causing
runtime errors. If you use a fresh key, the worst that can happen is that the
base locale value will be used; the localizers will notice the change of key name
when refreshing the localization and be able to confirm that they are using the
correct new format.
There are files named README.html and LICENSE.txt and localized versions should exist in the same directories: by convention, README_LOCALE.html and LICENSE_LOCALE.txt. Similarly for other miscellaneous text.
Note that while bundle files should always use Unicode escapes and not rely on the platform's encoding, HTML and XML files may specify the desired encoding for their bodies using standard metainformational tags, for example:
Of course you may always use numeric character entity escapes instead.
For textual files not used at runtime (such as licenses), please use UTF-8.
Templates can be localized too, if desired. Localized templates would have modified file contents (e.g. code
comments in a different language). The simplest way to localize template content is to use the
nbresloc
URL protocol in the location of the content when specifying the template in the module's
XML layer.
Most templates, especially frequently-used ones, should have template descriptions. These are small blocks of HTML to be displayed to a user in the New wizard giving an overview of what the template is for. Descriptions should be HTML resources within the main module JAR; the API Support module provides a convenient way of associating the description to the template before packing the template JAR.
All templates should have localized description files, and the template file attributes in the localized JAR should point to the localized descriptions; by convention, such descriptions should be named e.g. SomeTemplateDescription_LOCALE.html. (It is not necessary to localize the template's contents just to localize its description.) The URL used may be for example:
nbresloc:/org/netbeans/modules/html/TemplateHelp.html
where this URL loads the appropriate locale variant at runtime. When doing this, the naming scheme for localized template descriptions becomes a requirement rather than a convention.
The system filesystem is composed principally of files installed by XML layers in enabled modules, sometimes modified by overrides in the system/ subdirectory of the user directory. Sometimes these files are presented to the user: templates under Templates/, for example, are displayed in the New dialog.
In some cases the contents of the file suffice to provide
a pleasant localized name and icon to the user. For example,
*.instance files used to supply
SystemAction
s need no special treatment: the action
itself provides a display name and icon.
In most cases, however, you will give the file itself a simple,
unlocalized name, and separately localize its display name.
(Technically: you are affecting the display name but not the name of
the data object's node delegate.) This is done with the file attribute
SystemFileSystem.localizingBundle
, which gives the
abstract name of a resource bundle; in that bundle there should be a
key named according to the resource path of the virtual (layer) file
to be localized. Otherwise the raw file name is presented.
Additionally, SystemFileSystem.icon
can give a 16x16 icon
to use instead of the default icon for that file type.
(SystemFileSystem.icon32
is rarely used but can supply a
32x32 icon.)
Here then is an example of a module adding a menu with a bookmark, and a template:
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XML layers themselves can be localized in the expected way: layer_LOCALE.xml can contain
overrides of layer.xml. (You can add files or folders, or mask
files or folders using
special *_hidden files, or just replace layer file contents with a variant.) Localizing layers in
this way is however quite rare and not nice to potential translators. Usually there is a better way, such as
using a single fixed layer entry and looking up localizable text in a separate Bundle.properties.
Branding layers (see below) is however reasonably common, for example to hide unwanted menu items in an application based on the NetBeans Platform.
Images which are localized should be saved as imageName_LOCALE.gif or
imageName_LOCALE.png. As usual, the localized image should be stored alongside that in the
default locale. The filenames of images should not be stored in Bundle.properties files, because
such files should be used for translatable text only. To access localized images, you may use
Utilities.loadImage(path, true)
; or use URLs with the nbresloc
protocol, which
accesses a resource by path (searching all enabled modules) considering also localized variants. Note that
automatic localization will not change the extension of the image file, so it is preferable to use PNG
format consistently in place of GIF, and name the base resource with the .png extension.
Help documentation should be localized according to the JavaHelp specification. The HelpSet.hs file should be localized as HelpSet_LOCALE.hs and stored in the same package as the default one. Additionally, each individual file referred to by the help set (especially HTML files) may be individually localized or not; URL links among the files can point to the "base" version while in fact a localized (or branded, see below) variant may be selected. Furthermore, cross-links between files contained in different physical locations (directories or JARs) are possible; the base URL for every document is considered to be a resource path rather than a physical path. (Offline browsing of such links will naturally not work as is.)
For example, using only a single helpset, ID map, and navigation
view files, all pointing to simple relative URLs, you can create a
file moreinfo.html as well as
moreinfo_f4j.html; the map (*.jhm) file as
well as other HTML files should simply point to e.g.
../moreinfo.html. When browsing offline, of course only
the base file will be visible. But when viewed in the IDE with
branding set to e.g. f4j_ce
, then only
moreinfo_f4j.html will be displayed. This may be
convenient when most of a helpset is constant and only a couple of
files need to be branded or otherwise localized.
Note that XML files used by JavaHelp can specify a file encoding if localized text is required in these files (helpset title, etc.).
Modules have several attributes which contain localizable text. They must be placed in a bundle file in the module, and this bundle must be referred to from the manifest, e.g.
OpenIDE-Module-Localizing-Bundle: org/foo/mymodule/Bundle.properties
Here the file is automatically localizable, so e.g. Bundle_ja.properties
would be used in Japanese
locale.
The bundle may contain the keys OpenIDE-Module-Name
, OpenIDE-Module-Display-Category
,
OpenIDE-Module-Short-Description
, and OpenIDE-Module-Long-Description
.
Also, the bundle debug mode (above) will display special annotations for localizable manifest-derived text.
In the simplest case, localized resources may simply be placed directly inside a module's JAR, distinguished only by their locale suffixes in the resource path. For example, a single JAR might have both default and Japanese bundles:
Though simple, this system may be inconvenient for both users and localizers: there is no way to quickly tell if you have resources for a given locale available; no way to quickly remove unwanted locales; updates to a single localization require patching the entire module; and so on. For these reasons, NetBeans supports splitting locale variants off from the main contents of a module. For example, the module above could be stored as:
The rule here is that resources specific to a non-default locale can go into a separate JAR file, named according to the master JAR but with an appropriate locale suffix, and placed in a subdirectory locale below the position of the master JAR. (/netbeans/ide/lib/locale/ works too to localize libraries present in /netbeans/ide/lib/, and similarly /netbeans/ide/modules/ext/locale/, etc.) If you are using country variants or branding (see below), you can analogously split off multiple variants, such as /netbeans/ide/modules/locale/mymodule_f4j_ce_ja.jar.
Remember that resources inside locale variants must still be individually marked with locale suffixes! The presence of appropriate locale variant JARs just tells the IDE to search these JARs in addition to the master JAR, but the lookup is still ultimately controlled by the resource names.
The NetBeans translation project normally creates these locale variants for modules included in the NetBeans distribution.
There is no need to include a manifest in a locale variant JAR file. Any manifest present will just be ignored. The name of the JAR alone suffices to identify it.
Another feature of locale variants is that you can have a default locale variant JAR. This just contains all localizable resources for the module, in the default locale. Analogously, it is stored in the locale subdirectory with no suffix. For example:
This makes no difference to the IDE, it will continue to load and run the JAR as before. But seeing all localizable resources split off this way may be helpful to localizers, as it presents a compact summary of what is and is not localizable in the module.
In each module root directory there should be an l10n.list file. This file should be kept up to date by the module owner and consists of a list of file names which should be localized or translated (HTML, *.properties, GIF images and so on). There must be one line per file or pattern, a path in the repository including the name of the module. Each line must start with module name. A pattern can use:
Users of the Ant build tool will find the syntax familiar.
Example for form module:
form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/Bundle.properties form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/actions/Bundle.properties form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/resources/AWTForms.html form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/resources/Application.html
An example using patterns:
form/**/Bundle.properties form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/resources/*.html
To more easily see which actual files which will be matched by a given pattern, just run:
ant -f nbbuild/build.xml display-l10n-list-matches
and enter a module name when prompted. If run inside NetBeans, you can also click on each match to open the file.
There is a special feature of NbBundle
that permits
people making distributions of the IDE to conveniently "brand" it,
i.e. selectively replace a few prominent pieces of messaging,
images, and so on with specialized versions suited to their product or
distribution. Since in practice branding-related changes tend to be
structurally very similar to localization, the IDE permits developers
to brand items just as they would localize them.
Within the IDE, there are public methods in NbBundle
to examine and set the current "branding" (much like the default
locale) - but there is no need to use these directly. Instead, decide
on a branding token which will identify your brand. For example, Sun
may use a token such as f4jce when creating its Forte for
Java Community Edition (now Sun ONE Studio - a branded IDE based on NetBeans). Now you may
create branded resources exactly as you would localized resources. The
difference is that the search list for bundles and resources will
include your branding suffix. (This suffix comes before any
localization suffix, since it takes precedence over the localization
suffix - though it is unlikely this would ever matter.) For example,
in Japanese locale the search list for a bundle might look like this:
As with all localizations, searches automatically fall back to
simpler resources if the specific locale plus branding was not found;
when using bundle files (with NbBundle.getBundle
and
similar calls), there may be multiple matching bundles, in which case
any given key will be searched in all available bundles in order (so
that you can override only the keys you need). This makes it
convenient to brand the IDE by only adding files and not
replacing them - just as with localization. For example, a
given directory which supported both the cs_CZ
locale and
the yoyodyne
branding might have files such as these:
MSG_Welcome=Welcome to NetBeans! LBL_boring_feature=Choose a color for your text.
MSG_Welcome=Vítáme Vás v NetBeansu! LBL_boring_feature=Vyberte si barvu pro svůj text.
MSG_Welcome=Welcome to Yoyodyne HappyBuilder!
MSG_Welcome=Vítáme Vás v Yoyodynské Stavebničce!
You may also provide a branding token
separated into segments with underscores. In this case, progressively
shorter substrings will be searched, just as for locales. For example,
in plain locale with branding f4j_ce
, you would get the
search sequence:
This permits for example a single "brand" to encompass multiple "products", where some resources are product-specific and some apply across products within a brand, while minimizing the number of duplicated resources.
To run the IDE in a particular branding mode, use the --branding startup switch, e.g.:
--branding yoyodyne
Since branding is generally used to provide product-specific overrides which ideally would live in a different location than the base NetBeans product, you are permitted to place branding JARs in parallel locations in other clusters. For example, if the NetBeans IDE lives in /opt/netbeans with clusters like platform and ide, and then /opt/netbeans/ide/modules/foo.jar may be branded by /opt/product1/modules/locale/foo_brand.jar if you pass --branding brand and /opt/product1 is a cluster included in the NetBeans-based product.
If you have comments or questions on this document, or wish to discuss
localization in the IDE in general, please use the mailing list
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Discussions around UI strategies pertaining to localization may go to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
For discussions on use of the Open APIs to support localization of code, please use
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ozpIwc.transport.participant.MutexClient Class
A Client participant that adheres to mutual exclusion on the IWC Bus based on its name. If another mutex client controls the lock, outbound requests of this client will be dropped. Adhering to distributed practices, during a transition of lock ownership all mutex clients related to the lock will queue outbound requests.
Constructor
ozpIwc.transport.participant.MutexClient
-
name
Parameters:
-
name
StringThe name of the participant.
Item Index
Methods
- api
- cancelPromiseCallback
- cancelRegisteredCallback
- connect
- connectToRouter
- constructApiFunctions
- destroy
- findParticipant
- fixPacket
- formatRequest
- gatherApiInformation
- generateMsgId
- getParticipantCount
- heartbeat
- intentInvocationHandling
- isConnected
- joinEventChannel
- leaveEventChannel
- markReceivePacket
- markSendPacket
- off
- on
- readLaunchParams
- receive
- receiveFromRouter
- receiveFromRouterImple
- send
- sendImpl
- updateApi
- verifyRead
- verifyReceiveAs
- verifySendAs
Properties
- apiMap
- authorization
- connectPromise
- events
- forbiddenPacketMeter
- heartBeatContentType
- heartBeatStatus
- internal
- launchedIntents
- launchParams
- metrics
- msgId
- msgIdSequence
- name
- Participants
- participantType
- permissions
- preconnectionQueue
- promiseCallbacks
- readyPromise
- receivedBytes
- receivedPacketMeter
- receivedPackets
- registeredCallbacks
- router
- sentBytes
- sentPackets
- sentPacketsmeter
- startTime
- watchMsgMap
- wrapperMap
Methods
api
-
apiName
Parameters:
-
apiName
StringThe name of the api.
Returns:
cancelPromiseCallback
-
(String}
Parameters:
-
(String}
ObjectmsgId The packet replyTo ID for which the callback was registered.
Returns:
cancelRegisteredCallback
-
(String}
Parameters:
-
(String}
ObjectmsgId The packet replyTo ID for which the callback was registered.
Returns:
connect
()
Connects the client from the IWC bus. Fires: - ozpIwc.Client/#connected
connectToRouter
-
router
-
address
Connects the participant to a given router.
Fires: - ozpIwc.transport.participant.Base/#connectedToRouter:event
Parameters:
-
router
ozpIwc.transport.RouterThe router to connect to
-
address
StringThe address to assign to the participant.
constructApiFunctions
()
destroy
()
Destroys this participant. The router will no longer reference it.
findParticipant
-
source
Finds the participant associated with the given window. Unfortunately, this is an o(n) algorithm, since there doesn't seem to be any way to hash, order, or any other way to compare windows other than equality.
Parameters:
-
source
Object- the participant handle from message's event.source
fixPacket
-
packet
Populates fields relevant to this packet if they aren't already set: src, ver, msgId, and time.
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Transport.packet
Returns:
formatRequest
-
packetContext
An AsyncAction to format a received packetContext's permission.
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
Returns:
calls success with the formated permissions.
gatherApiInformation
()
Promise
Returns:
generateMsgId
()
String
Creates a message id for a packet by iterating ozpIwc.transport.participant.Base.msgId
Returns:
getParticipantCount
()
Number
Gets the count of known participants
Returns:
the number of known participants
heartbeat
()
Sends a heartbeat packet to Participant's router.
intentInvocationHandling
-
resource
-
inFlightIntent
-
callback
Parameters:
-
resource
StringThe resource of the packet that sent the intent invocation -
inFlightIntent
ObjectThe in flight intent, used internally to operate the in flight intent state machine -
callback
FunctionThe intent handler's callback function
Returns:
isConnected
()
Boolean
Returns:
joinEventChannel
()
Boolean
Adds this participant to the $bus.multicast multicast group.
Returns:
leaveEventChannel
()
Remove this participant from the $bus.multicast multicast group.
markReceivePacket
-
packetContext
Mark the given received packetContext in the metrics.
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
markSendPacket
-
packet
Mark the given sent packet in the metrics.
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Base
off
-
event
-
callback
Parameters:
-
event
StringThe event to call the callback on. -
callback
FunctionThe function to be called.
on
-
event
-
callback
Parameters:
-
event
StringThe event to call the callback on. -
callback
FunctionThe function to be called.
readLaunchParams
-
rawString
Parameters:
-
rawString
String
receive
-
packetContext
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
receiveFromRouter
-
packetContext
Processes packets sent from the router to the participant. If a packet does not pass authorization it is marked forbidden.
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.PacketContext
Returns:
true if this packet could have additional recipients
receiveFromRouterImple
-
packetContext
Overridden by inherited Participants.
Parameters:
-
packetContext
Object
Returns:
send
-
packet
Sends a packet to this participants router. Calls fixPacket before doing so.
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Transport.packet
Returns:
sendImpl
-
packet
Send functionality for the Client type Participant.
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
updateApi
-
apiName
Parameters:
-
apiName
StringThe name of the api
Returns:
verifyRead
-
packetContext
An AsyncAction to verify if this participant can read the given packetContext
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
Returns:
calls success if can read.
verifyReceiveAs
-
packetContext
An AsyncAction to verify if this participant can receive the given packetContext
Parameters:
-
packetContext
ozpIwc.packet.Transport
Returns:
calls success if can receive.
verifySendAs
-
packet
An AsyncAction to verify if this participant can send the given packet
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Base
Returns:
calls success if can send.
Properties
apiMap
Object
connectPromise
Promise
Promise to chain off of for client connection asynchronous actions.
events
Event
An events module for the participant.
forbiddenPacketMeter
ozpIwc.metric.types.Meter
A Metrics meter for packets sent to the participant that did not pass authorization.
heartBeatContentType
String
Content type for the Participant's heartbeat status packets.
Default: "application/vnd.ozp-iwc-address-v1+json"
heartBeatStatus
Object
The heartbeat status packet of the participant.
internal
Boolean
Notes if this is a client participant internal to the bus.
Default: false
launchedIntents
Array
Default: []
launchParams
Object
Default: {}
msgId
Number
The message id assigned to the next packet if a packet msgId is not specified.
msgIdSequence
Number
Default: 0
name
String
The name of the participant.
Default: ""
participantType
String
The type of the participant
Default: "multicast"
permissions
ozpIwc.policyAuth.SecurityAttribute
A key value store of the security attributes assigned to the participant.
Default: {}
preconnectionQueue
Array
Default: []
promiseCallbacks
Object
Default: {}
readyPromise
Promise
receivedBytes
Number
Default: 0
receivedPacketMeter
ozpIwc.metric.types.Meter
A Metrics meter for packets received by the participant.
receivedPackets
Number
Default: 0
registeredCallbacks
Object
Default: {}
sentBytes
Number
Default: 0
sentPackets
Number
Default: 0
startTime
Number
watchMsgMap
Object
Default: {}
wrapperMap
Object
Default: {}


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AgoraUIKit
UI Kit for the Agora Video iOS SDK
How to use
AgoraUIKit is distributed through CocoaPods
- Import the Pod
Add the following to your Podfile:
pod 'AgoraUIKit'
- Create a video call view controller
let agoraView = AgoraVideoViewController(appID: "YOUR_APP_ID", token: "YOUR_TOKEN_OR_NIL", channel: channelName)
- Show the video view
navigationController?.pushViewController(agoraView, animated: true)
Global preferences
Global Agora preferences can be set using the AgoraPreferences singleton. You can use this to set your app ID and token, or to set the video configuration, e.g:
AgoraPreferences.shared.setVideoConfiguration(size: CGSize(width: 960, height: 720), frameRate: .fps30)
You can also access the AgoraRtcEngineKit
object with AgoraPreferences.shared.getAgoraEngine()
. The full list of available functions can be found in the Agora API.
Customizing AgoraVideoViewController
Several methods are provided to customize the call screen. You can hide non-essential buttons:
agoraView.hideSwitchCamera()
agoraView.hideVideoMute()
agoraView.hideAudioMute()
You can also change the maximum number of video streams to show:
agoraView.setMaxStreams(streams: 2)
And customize where the controls are located:
agoraView.controlLocation = .top
agoraView.controlOffset = 40
For a full list of available functions, see the AgoraVideoViewController API.
For advanced users, AgoraVideoViewController
is fully subclassable, to allow you to fine-tune its appearance and behavior for your app.


Welcome to my first webpage !!
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I am enthusiastic about Animation and VFX design and developemt with a tint towards game development.


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War epic ‘Midway’ bests ‘Doctor Sleep’ at the box office
by LINDSEY BAHRLOS ANGELES (AP) — The World War II film “Midway” has scored a surprise victory at the box office over “The Shining” sequel “Doctor Sleep” this weekend.
Lionsgate on Sunday says the war epic from director Roland Emmerich earned an estimated $17.5 million in North American theaters to take the top spot on the charts.
Going into the weekend, experts expected the No. 1 spot would go to Warner Bros.’ “Doctor Sleep,” the high-profile Stephen King adaptation starring Ewan McGregor. But audiences slept on the well-reviewed film and it grossed only $14.1 million from over 3,800 locations. “Doctor Sleep” was expected to open over to $25 million.
The John Cena-led “Playing With Fire” opened in third place with $12.8 million, while the romantic comedy “Last Christmas” starring Emilia Clarke took fourth with $11.6 million.
LINDSEY BAHR


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That is my Profile Setup Screen on battlelog-in the marked zone you can see the code-but if you click it on,the same page open up,on a new Tab...!nothing else here is the screenshot-and yes i press F5 after every setup change.
[file=80651]this is ,what that plugin does to my battlelog site.PNG[/file]
try it with imageshack-that is the result,what is my mistake???
- Edit Meaurk - Changed URL's, images now visible. :-)
dapil
Plugin Developer
In remove stats the right link is pkern.at not kern.at
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Doesn't matter what exactly your plugin problem is, it has nothing todo with BBLog updates.
The plugin system hasn't changed since 3.0.
For all other errors (like the image in your profile description) - Please try at first to deactivate all plugins. For me your profile looks good with 3.3.0 (i see this image in your description)
http://i.imgur.com/PabnA9Q.png
Topicstarter
RicoSchulz
thanks for the hint,it s con fusing me a little bit, but with deactivated plugins the profile presentation works.
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BrainFooLong
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RicoSchulz wrote:
thanks for the hint,it s con fusing me a little bit, but with deactivated plugins the profile presentation works.
Plugins can break BBLog features if they don't work correctly. So, always made sure that you have trusted and up2date plugins installed.


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Public toilet finder app to be launched in KP
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/157/app, APPPESHAWAR: An app is going to be launched on Nov 19 to help people, particularly tourists, find public toilets across the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
This was announced by Imranullah Mohmand, assistant coordinator of water and sanitation services cell (W&SC) of local government department, while briefing Special Assistant to Chief Minister on Science and Technology, Kamran Bangash, here.
Mr Mohmand said a similar app was being run in Australia and India for facilitation of masses and now the people of KP would also avail the facility.
He said the step was aimed to keep the province clean and protect environment from degradation and the citizens from diseases. He said all necessary information about toilets, including their distance, male, female, children and disabled persons, would be available on the app for public information.
Mr Bangash appreciated the initiative of W&SC and said it would facilitate the people as well as tourists and would help project a good image of the province.
He said as per the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan, initiatives were being taken to make the country clean and green.
Mr Bangash said all available resources were being utilised towards digitalisation and making KP paper-free province.
Published in Dawn, November 9th, 2019


FMF is an opinionated PHP Framework.
FMF is small and aims to provide a single best-practices approach to addressing all the concerns of developing modern web and mobile-web applications.
It can be described as No-SQL, API-Centric, Less-Logic, Service Oriented, RESTful, PubSub and more.
Contents:
PHP FMF was created by Ryan Mahoney and is sponsored by Virtue Center for Art & Technology.
Ryan created the framework to bring patterns and concepts popularized in other software languages to PHP, with simplicity, speed, elegance and as little code as possible.
He can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>There are currently no outside contributors to FMF, however Faizan Sattar from Saleforce.com has advised on the architecture and Daniel Bickett from Ranger came up with the name.
Federated Micro-Framework is © 2013 Ryan Mahoney and licensed under the MIT Open Source License


Kessler's syndrome (effect) is a theoretical development of events in near-earth orbit, when space debris
resulting from numerous launches of artificial satellites makes near space completely unusable for practical
use. For the first time such a scenario was described in detail by NASA consultant Donald KesslerAccording
to NASA models, in low Earth orbit (altitude 200-2000 km), since 2007 there have been enough large debris
and satellites for the onset of the syndrome. According to calculations, on average, large collisions will
occur every five years, even if space launches are completely stopped, and the amount of debris will grow.


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