Synchronization Activities
Synchronization activities are useful whenever two or more divergent threads of workflow processing must be rejoined.
The process definition below illustrates how a synchronization activity can be used to coordinate two parallel execution paths.
To configure the activity, you select among the activities immediately upstream of the sync activity in the process flow.
The statuses of the selected activities control the flow out of the sync activity, and for this reason in BPMS terminology
the activity is frequently referred to as a Gateway.
By default, process execution is halted at the sync activity until all the selected upstream activities have been completed.
This default behavior can be overridden by specifying a synchronization expression. The syntax of the expression is governed
by the Java Expression Language standard. MDW uses the Apache Commons JEXL implementation.
The expression should return a boolean value indicating whether flow can proceed.
The expression language syntax will be familiar to those who have used expressions in JSPs or Facelets.
The variables in your synchronization expression are the upstream activity logical IDs
(for MDW 4 versions 4.4.14 and earlier and MDW 5 versions 5.1.01 and earlier, the escaped activity names must be used
in place of logical IDs. See a later section for details).
For example, in the illustration below if you wanted execution to continue when EITHER the 'Script One' activity OR the 'Script Two'
activity completed, you would write your sync expression as follows:
A1 || A6
If you wanted execution to continue only after BOTH 'Script One' AND 'Script Two' finished processing, you could leave the sync
expression blank (since this is the default behavior), or you could create the equivalent expression:
A1 && A6
For more sophisticated conditions you may also include process variables in your expression. So, for example, if you'd mapped a
variable called 'myVar' to your process definition, you could include it in your expression as follows:
A1 && (A6 || myVar == 'somethingSpecial')
The expression above would allow execution to continue if 'Script One' was completed and either 'Script Two' was completed or the value
of the process variable 'myVar' was equal to the string 'somethingSpecial'. It should be noted that the expression is evaluated
at the times when the sync activity is executed (whenever an upstream activity completes), so the value of 'myVar' used in the expression
would be whatever it was set to at those specific evaluation times.
Wait For Unsolicited Events
It is often desired that when the activity is waiting for synchronization condition to be satisfied,
it needs to handle unsolicited external events such as receiving a supplemental
order or cancellation of the request.
The activity allows to optionally register for listening
to unsolicited events before all subprocesses terminate.
It uses the same mechanism as EventWaitActivity
to register
the event waits (following this link
for details of event wait registration and additional details).
When the activity instance receives an event before the timer expires,
it can be left in one of the 2 statuses:
- Hold. The activity instance will be put on a hold status (showing cyan color
in the designer's process instance view). While the activity instance in hold status,
incoming transition instance will be recorded but the activity will remain in hold
status, without being completed. When the
activity is put back on waiting status (see this link
for discussion on how this can happen), if the synchronization condition is satisfied,
the activity instance will then transition out.
- Waiting. The activity instance continues waiting (i.e. still actively responds
to incoming transitions as well as other unsolicited events).
We note that the activity can only listen to recurring events. This limitation
is needed to avoid infinite looping when the activity instances resume
waiting from hold status, non-recurring events that have already arrived
would always trigger a transition.
To provide custom code handling unsolicited events, you will need to override
processOtherMessage(String message)
.
The method is passed in with one argument, which is the entire message. The default
method does nothing. The completion code after processing the message is configured
in the designer, but you can override it in the code by invoking setReturnCode()
.
Backward Compatibility - Using Escaped Activity Names
Using logical IDs to represent activities in the synchronization expression
is implemented in MDW 4.4.15 and MDW 5.1.02. For MDW 4 versions 4.4.14 and earlier
and MDW 5 versions 5.1.01 and earlier, the escaped activity names must be used
in place of logical IDs.
Because activity names may contain spaces and other characters that are not legal
variable names to JEXL, they must be escaped with the following rules:
- Replace any character in the activity names that is not letter or digit by "_"
- If there are several consecutive characters that are not letter or digit, use
a single "_" instead of one for each illegal character.
For example, 'Script One' must be escaped as 'Script_One', and 'Like this? Or that?'
must be 'Like_this_Or_that_' (note only one '_' is used between "this" and "Or" in place
of the question mark and the space following it).


@(message: String) @main("Welcome to Sudoku") {
This project is an implementation of the Sudoku game for the lecture Web Technologies at the University of Applied Science Konstanz, Germany.
Main goal of the application is to demonstrate the development of a software project in an agile development methodology.
It shows
The initial user interface is a console-based text UI. Its purpose is to be able to interact with the application as early as possible. The Tui is built in a way so that it continues to run in parallel with a GUI or WUI.
play Sudoku using the Play Framework
play Sudoku using the Angular.js Framework


The following is a quote from George Santayana:
"I have imagination, and nothing that is real is alien to me."
That doesn't mean I'm never surprised,
It just means it's harder to elicit a reaction from me.
I also like to put that imagination to good use,
or at least I think it's good use,
by solving problems,
both mine and other people's.
more
Art or Science
Why not both?
At the risk of sounding cliché,
I think some of the best works are interdisciplinary.
It's a compromise, not picking a side,
and it's true.
You might never get to be the expert in a particular field,
but as long as you know the right questions,
and the right people to ask,
I think being able to see a wider field of possiblities is worth the tradeoff.
What do you do?
Fun things?
Well mostly a
software developer,
with more of an interest in network and security,
but like many people I'm cutting my teeth in web development
where my preference is for the backend.
I use Go by default,
but if another language is a better fit, I'll use that
(shell scripts, python, C/C++, SQL, javascript, etc...).
I can also be a designer,
as in proactively assessing the situation,
asking questions and creating the best solution for that problem.
I can also do the artsy bit of being a designer,
just don't ask me to code the front end.
Finally, some other jobs I've done:
I've been a photographer,
a sound engineer and lighting technician
for live events at mid-sized venues.
Final Words?

Really.
Interested in working with me?
tl;dr: I'm a: Software Developer, Designer, sometimes artist and photographer
Sean Liao


Karate on the Web
I
will try to organize these links and books better when I have time. (suggestions are welcome). At this point, I am concentrating on assembling a comprehensive set of resources.
Karate Websites in U.S.
Books on Karate and martial arts
Shotokan Karate of America Home Page
Karate Page
Yahoos:Karate:Organizations
American Martial Arts supplies
Northern Karate Schools
Martial Arts TV Network
Home page of TKY Karate Do Shotokai
Kickboxing Ring Report
Koroken Karate
Shotokan Karate Class
United Karate System
History of Shotokan Karate
Caltech Karate Club
UCLA karate club
Japan Karate Association at Columbia University
University of Massachusetts Shotokan Karate Club
Shotokan Karate of America at the University of Michigan
Pacific Coast Shotokan Karate Club
M.A.S.T.E.R.: Martial Arts Students and Teachers Educational Resource
Bushido Karate Dojo
Karate
Shotokan Karate of America
Kamagong True Self Defense by Master Ricardo Sebastian
Shotokan Karate of America
Karate Club-ShotoKan
JKA of Stony Brook Homepage
O'Kaigan Shotokan Karate-Do
Kyokushin Karate
Mid West Valley Karate Club
Magic martial arts resources
Shotokan Karate Magazine
Goju Ryu Karate-Do Home Page
De Stewart's karate page
Shotokan Karate of America (SKA - Boulder Dojo
Japan Karate Association, Pasadena
.
Miyazaki Karate Dojo
Westbank Chito-Ryu Society Homepage
Kung Fu San Soo
Universal Karate Academy, Inc.
Golden Lion Kempo
Wado Ki Kai style Karate
E/B Productions
- instructional videos on Shotokan karate.
Nick Cerios' Kenpo Karate of Billerica
The Kung Fu Movie Store
Zen Do Kai Karate-Do
Pro Rank Martial Arts and Boxing Supplies, Inc.
Bailey's Karate
Jon Keeling's Karate Pages
Non-US sites
Russian Shito-Ryu Karatedo Federation
British Federation of Shotokan Karate
Egham traditioanl karate
UKC Karate
- Britain
Austrian Taekwondo Federation
has a
Cybershop for Taekwondo Equipment
Zan Shin Kai Karate (England)
Shotokai Karate Budo, Chile
Budo Studien Kreis Deutschland (Werner Lind)
Dieburg karate dojo
Danish Kyokushin-Karate Organization
Other health and sports pages
Life extension foundation
Discount Self DefenCe Products
Earth Dream - Earth-Friendly Products, Gifts, and Resources
Health Plus Professional Fitness Software
Yoga, a Discipline For Self-Knowledge
Pain Reliever Products
- Pillows, lumbar support belts, hot packs, cold paks, massagers.
Wild Minnesota Ginseng Roots
More martial arts sites
Friendly sites
Participate
LinkExchange member
Member of 123Banners


Bio
I'm from Maryland and came to Seattle in 2015 which is funny because I love the warm weather. My favorite 3 things are:
- Cats
- Tennis
- Ramen
Education
- Univeristy of North Carolina Wilmington - B.A. Elementary Education
Job Experience
Amazon
- Virtual Customer Service Associate
- Charity Support Associate
Safeway
- Starbucks Barista
Corporation for National and Community Service
- AmeriCorps VISTA
Goals
I'm enjoying my path to become a Software Developer. My goal is to work for Apple or Microsoft. After getting experience at bigger tech companies, I'd like to work at a startup. It'd be awesome to help an innovative company in their journaey to become successful.
Top Artist I Love
- Taylor Swift
- Matchbox Twenty
- Ed Sheeran
- Dua Lipa
- Julia Michaels
- Ariana Grande
- Adele
- Khalid
- Sam Smith
- Selena Gomez


Knowledge base question answering
Your question
Answer
Report a wrong result
Failed
Something went wrong
Statistics
Recognized Entities
Simplified entity parser
Entity linkings
Entity label
Entity label
QID
Semantic graphs
1.
0.67
CNN Weights
Vector representations


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Web 4 Science date: 2012-11-13 time: "10:00:00" tags: ["Community", "Noticed", "Opinion"] ---
Titus Brown (a long-time supporter of, and contributor to, this project) has a series of posts on his blog about using the web for science. As he's well ahead of the curve in doing this himself, I thought readers of this blog would be interested:
There's lots here to chew on—I'm sure he'd welcome comments from our readers.


Alaa Alshokri
01 Dec.
Summary
BeCode: Upgrade your mind.
Gender
Fav. Colors
Fav. food!
Current Status
Blue
Italiaans
☑ single
female
Black
Turkish
married
Hobby's
Swimming
Reading
Historical books
Scientistic books
Travelling
Gym
You can always count on me !
Do not hesitate to ask!

Funny Story!
Life is not fair.
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Rafah Alani
|| Alaa Alshokri ||
Mehdi Mehdi
>>


What we Do
Giving Back
One of our main goals is to make sure that we give back to our community
Dealing with challenges
Dontation drop-off is something we take very seriously to make a positive impact.
Paying it forward
in sharton we offer the opportunity for everyone to help out others.
Connecting people
sherton Fasilities donation process by connecting people mroe efficiently.
Zero from hunger
In sharton we provide a support program to support needy families in all governorates of the Kingdom
convenincy
we allow the donor to donate with just a few clicks
Brief
We are proudly a non-profit organization. Many people like you help us stand up to reach and help those in need. We rely on your donations to carry out our mission. Shareton knows that our strength lies not only in the words we stand by, but most importantly through the actions of our initiatives.
What people say about Shareton
“I have always had a lot of things to donate but I never seemed to find a way to reach people in need, a friend told me about Shareton and made it so much easier for me, to connect with a lot of people who need these donation. ”
— Jhonny cage
“ I work in event planning, and a lot of times we have a lot leftover food that is untouched, after finding out about Shareton, now I started donating all of these food in a very easy way. ”
— Sara jane
“I actually never had anything to donate, but Shareton gave me the opportunity to help others out, even if only by delivering donations to the right people.”
— Heather E. Selph
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— Betty Gibson


Tried out Pandora last night. Where has that site been all my life? What, it's been there and I've just missed it? <kicks self/>
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Add to composer.json
of your project
require-dev: {
"codegyre/robo": "*"
}
or install it globally:
composer global require codegyre/robo
Download robo.phar
wget http://robo.li/robo.phar
To install globally put robo.phar in /usr/bin.
sudo chmod +x robo.phar && mv robo.phar /usr/bin/robo
Now you can use it just like robo
.
#Robo is a very amazing project. The one project that was missing to php developer environment. I really like it. @codeception @codegyre
— Hugo Leonardo C. S. (@hugoleodev) February 20, 2014
I've been playing w/ @davert's Robo this evening, converting a rickety shell script for building #Drupal. Very nice. pic.twitter.com/gGtJu0EWSC
— Paul Byrne (@pfaocle) January 29, 2014
<?php // all tasks are defined in RoboFile.php
class RoboFile {
/**
* Each public method is a command in runner
* parameters are arguments in console
*
* use './robo test' to run tests on a project
*/
function test($pathToSelenium = '~/selenium.jar')
{
// starts PHP server in background
$this->taskServer(8000)
->background()
->dir('web')
->run();
// launches Selenium server
$this->taskExec('java -jar '.$pathToSelenium)
->background()
->run();
// runs PHPUnit tests
$this->taskPHPUnit()
->run();
}
/**
* Cleanup temporary files
*/
function clean()
{
$this->_cleanDir(['app/cache', 'app/logs']);
$this->_deleteDir(['web/assets/tmp_uploads']);
}
/**
* Minify assets
*/
function assets()
{
// concat CSS files
$this->taskConcat(['web/css/core.css','web/css/theme.css'])
->to('main.css')
->run();
// minify CSS files
$this->taskMinify('main.css')
->to('main.min.css')
->run();
// install Bower dependencies
$this->taskBowerInstall()
->dir('web')
->run();
}
// ...Git, Ssh, Docker, and other tasks available
}


walk in my shoes
Take a Walk In My Shoes to experience real life examples of the difficult budget decisions some of us have to make each month. Even when you are working hard, the world can throw you some curveballs that can change your life in an instant.
continueYou will select one of three people, each facing a different set of challenges, and follow their path. You will be asked to make tough choices or take a risk because just as in real life, random events happen.
continueI am 75 years old. I am a retired widower, and I don't have any family left in Alaska. I live on a fixed income in an apartment,and I rely on public Transportation.
Monthly Income: $1,800
| Expense/Income | Amount | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| Social Security Check | +$1,800 | $1,800 |
It's the first of the month and your fixed expenses are due: rent and phone.
-$1100Subtract $1100 from your budget.
It is increasingly difficult for you to navigate stairs. Unfortunately, you live in a second story apartment. You can:
[[Remain in your apartment and hire a caretaker.]] [[Rent a more expensive ground floor apartment.]]
The caretaker costs $300 per month, subtract that from your budget.
[[James February 8]]The new apartment costs $150 more than your previous apartment, subtract $150 from your budget.
[[James February 8]]It's time to renew your annual bus pass. The cost for seniors is $200.
-$200Subtract $200 from your budget
[[James February 15]]Your health center moves to a new location with no bus service.
You can:
[[See a more expensive doctor whose office is accessible via bus.]] [[Risk relying on a friend for regular transportation to your health center]]You call Alaska 2-1-1, United Way's free information and referral service, and find out you qualify for a Catholic social Service benefit program for seniors.
+$100Add $100 to your budget.
[[James February 22]]Medicare will only cover half the cost of a new prescription you need.
Subtract $200 from your budget.
[[James February 28]]Taking half your dosage worsens, rather than helps, your condition and you have to spend the night in the hospital.
Subtract $500 for your hospital stay.
[[James February 28]]Taking half your dosage worsens, rather than helps, your condition and you have to spend the night in the hospital.
Subtract $500 for your hospital stay.
[[James February 28]]Taking half your dosage does nothing and you have to visit your doctor again, who convinces you to purchase the full dosage.
Subtract $200 from your budget. [[James February 28]]
Your condition is alleviated with just the half dosage of the prescription. Your budget stays the same.
[[James February 28]]Your condition is alleviated with just the half dosage of the prescription. Your budget stays the same.
[[James February 28]]Unusually cold temperatures in February mean your utility bill is much higher than expected.
-$200Subtract $200 from your budget.
[[James Conclusion]]I am 23 years old. I dropped out of high school when I found out I was pregnant with my son, who is now six. I work a part-time job as a server at a restaurant.
Monthly income: $2,000
| Expense/Income | Amount | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| Paycheck & Tips | + $2,000 | $2,000 |
It's the first of the month and your fixed expenses are due: rent, phone and car payment.
-$1500Subtract $1500 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 4]]You are offered full-time hours at the restaurant where you work. Which shift do you request?
You can:
[[option A]] [[option B]]Work the lunch shift. You will earn less in tips, but your son will be in school during most of your work hours. You make an extra $1000 working the lunch shift, but now you need 2 daily hours of childcare for your son costing $200 per month, add $800 to your budget.
[[Amanda February 8]]Work the dinner shift. You will earn more in tips, but will have to pay for evening childcare.
You make an extra $1500 working the dinner shift, but now you need 8 daily hours of childcare for yourson each shift costing $800 per month, add $700 to your budget.
[[Amanda February 8]]Your housing voucher to help pay rent is based on income. With the extra income from working full time, your rent increases by $200.
-$200Subtract $200 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 15]]Your car is having trouble, especialy in this very cold weather.
You can:
[[Take your car to a mechanic to be fixed.]] [[Risk not fixing your car]]Subtract $500 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 19]]Your car makes it through the month without breaking down. Your budget stays the same.
[[Amanda February 19]]You find a friend who will fix it for cheaper than the shop.
Subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 19]]Your car makes it through the month without breaking down. Your budget stays the same.
[[Amanda February 19]]Your car breaks down on the road. You have to pay to have it fixed plus the extra for the tow.
Subtract $600 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 19]]You find a friend who will fix it for cheaper than the shop.
Subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 19]]Your car breaks down on the road. You have to pay to have it fixed plus the extra for the tow.
Subtract $600 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 19]]You decide to take the GED prep classes at 9 Star Employment Services.
-$25Subtract $25 from your budget.
[[Amanda February 22]]You are now eligible for health benefits as a full-time employee, but you still have to pay part of the insurance premium.
You can:
[[Give up your car, and use the money you normally spend on the car payment for the insurance premium. Your budget is even.]] [[Risk not having health insurance.]]Your budget is even.
[[Amanda February 28]]Unusually cold temperatures in February mean your utility bill is much higher than expected.
-$300Subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Amanda Conclusion]]I am 42 years old. When a disability forced me into early retirement, my wife picked up a part-time job. Still, our mortgage, my medical bills and the needs of our three kids make it difficult to make ends meet.
Monthly income: $3,000
| Expense/Income | Amount | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| Retirement Check | +$2,000 | $2,000 |
| Wife's income | +$1,000 | $3,000 |
It's the first of the month and your fixed expenses are due: mortgage, phone and car payment.
-$2,000Subtract $2,000 from your budget.
[[Dave February 4]]Your physical therapy sessions are before your wife can return from work to watch your youngest child.
You can:
[[Dave Option A]] [[Dave Option B]]Ask your wife to leave work early; she can watch the kid while you’re at physical therapy. Your wife takes unpaid time off of work and her pay is reduced by $300 per month, subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Dave February 8]]Pay extra for in-home physical therapy sessions. In-home therapy sessions cost an extra $400 per month, subtract $400 from your budget.
[[Dave February 8]]You save on your monthly grocery bill by going to a local food pantry.
Your budget stays the same.
[[Dave February 15]]You do your family taxes at an AARP free tax preparation site and qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. In anticipation of a tax refund next month, you debate delaying veterinary attenction for your beloved dog, Jake, who has developed a mysterious growth.
You can:
[[Take Jake to the vet.]] [[Risk it and delay taking Jake to the vet until you receive your tax refund.]]Jake’s condition worsens and you are compelled to take him to the vet anyway. The delay in taking Jake to the vet allowed the growth to develop into a more expensive problem.
Subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Dave February 19]]Jake’s condition worsens and you are compelled to take him to the vet anyway. At the vet Jake receives treatment for $200.
Subtract $200 from your budget.
[[Dave February 19]]While waiting for your tax refund to afford taking Jake to the vet, the mysterious growth disappears. You no longer need to take him to the vet.
Your budget stays the same.
[[Dave February 19]]While waiting for your tax refund to afford taking Jake to the vet, the mysterious growth disappears. You no longer need to take him to the vet.
Your budget stays the same.
[[Dave February 19]]Jake’s condition worsens and you are compelled to take him to the vet anyway. The delay in taking Jake to the vet allowed the growth to develop into a more expensive problem.
Subtract $300 from your budget.
[[Dave February 19]]Jake’s condition worsens and you are compelled to take him to the vet anyway. At the vet Jake receives treatment for $200.
Subtract $200 from your budget.
[[Dave February 19]]Your middle child breaks their ankle during a school basketball game.
-$400Subtract $400 from your budget.
[[Dave February 22]]As the temperature drops during a cold snap, you become concerned that your pipes will freeze.
You can:
[[Pay to have your pipes insulated.]] [[Risk no action and hope your pipes don't freeze!]]Your pipes freeze and it costs you $400 to have them fixed.
Subtract $400 from your budget.
[[Dave February 28]]Your pipes are fine.
Your budget stays the same.
[[Dave February 28]]Your pipes freeze and it costs you $400 to have them fixed.
Subtract $400 from your budget.
[[Dave February 28]]Your pipes freeze and burst which costs $700 to have fixed.
Subtract $700 from your budget.
[[Dave February 28]]Your pipes freeze and burst which costs $700 to have fixed.
Subtract $700 from your budget.
[[Dave February 28]]Your pipes are fine.
Your budget stays the same.
[[Dave February 28]]Unusually cold temperatures in February mean your utility bill is much higher than expected.
-$450Subtract $450 from your budget.
[[Dave Conclusion]]


--- layout: post title: Record creation with ACL in the ServiceAPI categories: [] tags: serviceapi dotnet-serviceapi-client status: publish type: post published: true meta: structured_content: '{"oembed":{},"overlay":true}' ---
I had a question the other day about creating a new record and setting the ACL at the same time. This led me to realise that the only sample for this in the ServiceAPI documentation was quite complex (and only for record update not creation). In an attempt to remedy this I have added a new sample. To use this copy the file into your ServiceAPI 'examples' folder and then open the URL: http://<myServer>/HPRMServiceAPI/examples/CreateWithACL_JSON.
The actual code simply composes a JSON object to represent the new record and includes an AccessControlList property containing a valid ACL object. This object is documented in the ServiceAPI documentation. The JSON that is posted looks like this:
var acl = { "FunctionEnum": "RecordAccess", "FunctionProfiles": { "DestroyRecord": { "Setting": "Private", "ReferenceStyle": "NoRefNoCopy", "AccessLocations": [ { "FindBy": "me" } ] } } } var formData = { 'RecordTitle': $("#recordForm :input[name=RecordTitle]").val(), 'RecordRecordType': $("#recordForm :input[name=RecordRecordType]").val(), 'AccessControlList': acl }
The jquery to post the JSON looks like this:
$.ajax({ url: action, type: 'POST', dataType: 'json', contentType: 'application/json', data: JSON.stringify(formData) })
Creation of a record while setting the ACL is also available via the .Net client libraries. The code below constructs an TrimAccessControlList object for the purpose of setting DestroyRecord to private.
TrimClient trimClient = new TrimClient("http://localhost/ServiceAPI"); trimClient.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; TrimAccessControlList acl = new TrimAccessControlList(); acl.FunctionProfiles = new FunctionProfilesDictionary(); acl.FunctionProfiles.Add("DestroyRecord", new TrimAccessControlFunction() { Setting = AccessControlSettings.Private, ReferenceStyle = AccessReferenceStyle.NoRefNoCopy, AccessLocations = new List<LocationRef>() { new LocationRef() { Uri = 1 } } }); Record request = new Record() { Title = "from client with ACL", RecordType = new RecordTypeRef() { Uri = 2 }, AccessControlList = acl }; RecordsResponse response = trimClient.ServiceClient.Post<RecordsResponse>(request);


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James Franklin Has Major Praise For Ohio State’s Crowd After Win
by Andrew HolleranOhio State head coach Ryan Day had a strong message for Buckeyes fans before kickoff against Penn State this afternoon. Day wanted Ohio Stadium to be rocking.
 “Every time their offense touches the football, it has to be louder than the Horseshoe has been.”
Ohio State fans got the message.
Late in the game, when the Buckeyes’ defense needed their crowd the most, the fans were at their best. James Franklin said it was so loud inside Ohio Stadium, Penn State’s offense had to start guessing its cadence.
Penn State had several missed snaps as a result.
There’s being loud, and there’s being so loud that you prevent the opposing team from being able to snap the ball.
Well done, Buckeyes fans.


Namespace dymo.label.framework
Top namespace for DYMO Label Framework JavaScript library.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.AddressBarcodePosition
Enumeration that specifies where to draw the Intellegent Mail barcode for an Address object.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.FlowDirection
Emuneration that specifies the direction in which objects and object text are laid out on the label.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.LabelWriterPrintQuality
Enumeration that specifies the print quality when printing to a LabelWriter printer.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.TapeAlignment
Enumeration that specifies the leader and trailer for a tape label when printing to a Tape printer.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.TapeCutMode
Enumeration that specifies the tape cut mode when printing multiple labels to a Tape printer.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.TwinTurboRoll
Enumeration that specifies which roll to print to when printing to a Twin Turbo printer.
|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.VERSION
Returns the library version number.
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.checkEnvironment()
Checks that the browser enviroment is suitable for the Framework.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.createLabelRenderParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to pass to the dymo.label.framework.renderLabel function as renderParamsXml parameter.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.createLabelWriterPrintParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to to pass to the dymo.label.framework.printLabel function as printParamsXml parameter.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.createTapePrintParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to pass to the dymo.label.framework.printLabel function as printParamsXml parameter.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.getPrinters()
Gets a list of all printers supported by the DYMO Label Framework.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.loadImageAsPngBase64(imageUri)
Loads an image from a URL or file and returns it as a base64-encoded PNG stream.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.openLabelFile(fileName)
Loads label content from a file or URL.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.openLabelXml(labelXml)
Loads label content from an XML stream/string.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.printLabel(printerName, printParamsXml, labelXml, labelSetXml)
Prints one or more labels.
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| <static> |
dymo.label.framework.renderLabel(labelXml, renderParamsXml, printerName)
Creates a label raster image that can be used for label previewing.
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Field Detail
<static>
dymo.label.framework.AddressBarcodePosition
Enumeration that specifies where to draw the Intellegent Mail barcode for an Address object.
Members:
AboveAddress - Indicates to print the barcode above the address.
BelowAddress - Indicates to print the barcode below the address.
Suppress - Indicates to not print the barcode at all.
Members:
AboveAddress - Indicates to print the barcode above the address.
BelowAddress - Indicates to print the barcode below the address.
Suppress - Indicates to not print the barcode at all.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.FlowDirection
Emuneration that specifies the direction in which objects and object text are laid out on the label. For Middle East labels/content specify "RightToLeft", otherwise specify "LeftToRight" (default).
Members:
LeftToRight - Indicates that the content flows from left to right.
RightToLeft - Indicates that the content flows from right to left.
Members:
LeftToRight - Indicates that the content flows from left to right.
RightToLeft - Indicates that the content flows from right to left.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.LabelWriterPrintQuality
Enumeration that specifies the print quality when printing to a LabelWriter printer.
Members:
Text - Indicates that text print quality (fast) is used.
BarcodeAndGraphics - Indicates that barcode and images print quality (slow) is used.
Auto - Indicates that the print quality is automatically determined based on the types of objects on the label.
Members:
Text - Indicates that text print quality (fast) is used.
BarcodeAndGraphics - Indicates that barcode and images print quality (slow) is used.
Auto - Indicates that the print quality is automatically determined based on the types of objects on the label.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.TapeAlignment
Enumeration that specifies the leader and trailer for a tape label when printing to a Tape printer.
Members:
Center - Indicates a 10mm leader and a 10mm trailer.
Left - Indicates a 6mm leader and a 10mm trailer.
Right - Indicates a 10mm leader and a 6mm trailer.
Members:
Center - Indicates a 10mm leader and a 10mm trailer.
Left - Indicates a 6mm leader and a 10mm trailer.
Right - Indicates a 10mm leader and a 6mm trailer.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.TapeCutMode
Enumeration that specifies the tape cut mode when printing multiple labels to a Tape printer.
Note: This enumeration affects multiple page print jobs only. If a one page job is printed, the tape is always cut.
Members:
AutoCut - Indicates to cut the tape between labels.
ChainMarks - Indicates to print cut marks between labels.
Members:
AutoCut - Indicates to cut the tape between labels.
ChainMarks - Indicates to print cut marks between labels.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.TwinTurboRoll
Enumeration that specifies which roll to print to when printing to a Twin Turbo printer.
Members:
Left - Indicates to print to the left roll only.
Right - Indicates to print to the right roll only.
Auto - Indicates to continue printing to the other roll when the current roll is out of paper. Note: This does not indicate which roll to print to first; printing may start on either roll.
Members:
Left - Indicates to print to the left roll only.
Right - Indicates to print to the right roll only.
Auto - Indicates to continue printing to the other roll when the current roll is out of paper. Note: This does not indicate which roll to print to first; printing may start on either roll.
<static>
dymo.label.framework.VERSION
Returns the library version number. The current version is "1.0" .
Method Detail
<static>
dymo.label.framework.checkEnvironment()
Checks that the browser enviroment is suitable for the Framework.
Returns an object with the following properties:
errorDetails {string} An empty string if no error is detected; an error message if an error is detected.
Returns an object with the following properties:
isBrowserSupported {boolean} Indicates whether the browser is supported or not.
isFrameworkInstalled {boolean} Indicates whether the Framework is installed or not.errorDetails {string} An empty string if no error is detected; an error message if an error is detected.
<static>
{string}
dymo.label.framework.createLabelRenderParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to pass to the dymo.label.framework.renderLabel function as renderParamsXml parameter.
Returns an XML string.
- Parameters:
- {object} params
- A JavaScript object with the following properties (not all properties must be defined; if a property is not defined, a default value is used):
params.labelColor - The color of the label. labelColor is an object with properties 'a' or 'alpha' to specify color's alpha channel, r/red, g/green, b/blue for red, green, blue channels. The valid range for a/r/g/b fields is [0..255].
params.shadowColor - The color of label shadow.
params.shadowDepth - The shadow width in TWIPS. If '0' is specified, no shadow is rendered.
params.flowDirection - The direction of the label content on the label (left-to-right or right-to-left). Use the dymo.label.framework.FlowDirection enumeration to specify the value.
params.pngUseDisplayResolution - If true, the PNG will be generated using the display resolution. If false, the PNG will be generated using the printer resolution. If the display resolution is used, the resulting PNG will be smaller. Use the printer resolution if the resulting image will be zoomed. This will give the zoomed preview better quality.
- Returns:
- {string}
<static>
{string}
dymo.label.framework.createLabelWriterPrintParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to to pass to the dymo.label.framework.printLabel function as printParamsXml parameter.
Created print parameters are for printing to LabelWriter printers.
Returns an XML string.
- Parameters:
- {object} params
- A JavaScript object with the following properties (not all properties must be defined; if a property is not defined, a default value is used):
params.copies - The number of copies to print.
params.jobTitle - The print job title/description.
params.flowDirection - The direction of the label content on the label (left-to-right or right-to-left). Use the dymo.label.framework.FlowDirection enumeration to specify the value.
params.printQuality - The print quality. Use the dymo.label.framework.LabelWriterPrintQuality enumeration to specify the value.
params.twinTurboRoll - The roll to print to if the printer is a TwinTurbo printer. Use the dymo.label.framework.TwinTurboRoll enumeration to specify the value.
- Returns:
- {string}
<static>
{string}
dymo.label.framework.createTapePrintParamsXml(params)
Creates an XML string suitable to pass to the dymo.label.framework.printLabel function as printParamsXml parameter.
Created print parameters are for printing to Tape printers.
Returns an XML string.
- Parameters:
- {object} params
- A JavaScript object with the following properties (not all properties must be defined; if a property is not defined, a default value is used):
params.copies - The number of copies to print.
params.jobTitle - The print job title/description.
params.flowDirection - The direction of the label content on the label (left-to-right or right-to-left). Use the dymo.label.framework.FlowDirection enumeration to specify the value.
params.alignment - The label alignment on the tape. Use the dymo.label.framework.TapeAlignment enumeration to specify the value.
params.cutMode - The cut mode (if auto-cut is supported by the printer). Use the dymo.label.framework.TapeCutMode enumeration to specify the value.
- Returns:
- {string}
<static>
{Array}
dymo.label.framework.getPrinters()
Gets a list of all printers supported by the DYMO Label Framework.
Results are returned in an array-like object. Each item is of the type dymo.label.framework.PrinterInfo.
In addition, items can be accessed by printer name.
- Returns:
- {Array
}
<static>
{string}
dymo.label.framework.loadImageAsPngBase64(imageUri)
Loads an image from a URL or file and returns it as a base64-encoded PNG stream. The loaded image is not necessarily in PNG format.
The image can be in any format supported by the Framework (by DYMO Label v.8). The loaded data can be used to set
content for an image object on a label.
Note: The comments for dymo.label.framework.openLabelFile apply to this function as well.
- Parameters:
- {string} imageUri
- URL or file name to load the image from.
- Returns:
- {string} A base64-encoded PNG stream.
<static>
{dymo.label.framework.ILabel}
dymo.label.framework.openLabelFile(fileName)
Loads label content from a file or URL.
The following considerations should be taken before using this function:
Use this function only when there is no other way to load label data. In most cases, label data should be loaded using dymo.label.framework.openLabelXml.
The following considerations should be taken before using this function:
- The full file name or URL should be specified. The function will not honor relative paths based on document.location.href.
- The fileName can be an http:// or file:// URL. On Windows the file name can be a regular file name, for example 'c:\users\desktop\address.label'.
- The content of the label will be loaded synchronously. Therefore, if the remote server is down there will be a timeout.
- Any local file can be accessed or attempted to be accessed. The function is not limited by any browser restrictions. However, only a valid label file (according to label.xsd schema) can be loaded. This could still be a potential security concern.
- The URL is not limited to same-site-origin browser policy. Any URL can be opened.
- The proxy settings are the system default settings, these are not necessarily the browser settings.
- Parameters:
- {string} fileName
- FileName or URL to load label from. Returns Label object; provides label manipulation methods.
- Returns:
- {dymo.label.framework.ILabel}
<static>
{dymo.label.framework.ILabel}
dymo.label.framework.openLabelXml(labelXml)
Loads label content from an XML stream/string. Note: This is the preferred way to load/open label files. Use XMLHttpRequest() or other standard browser methods to get XML string.
Returns Label object.
- Parameters:
- {string} labelXml
- The label definition as an XML string.
- Returns:
- {dymo.label.framework.ILabel}
<static>
dymo.label.framework.printLabel(printerName, printParamsXml, labelXml, labelSetXml)
Prints one or more labels.
- Parameters:
- {string} printerName
- The name of the printer to print to. A list of printers can be obtained using dymo.label.framework.getPrinters.
- {string} printParamsXml
- The print parameters, such as number of copies, print quality, etc. See PrintParams.xsd.
- {string} labelXml
- The label to print.
- {string} labelSetXml
- The LabelSet to print. LabelSet is used to print multiple labels with the same layout, but with different data, such as multiple addresses. Use dymo.label.framework.LabelSetBuilder class to create a LabelSet, or construct XML manualy according to LabelSet.xsd.
<static>
{string}
dymo.label.framework.renderLabel(labelXml, renderParamsXml, printerName)
Creates a label raster image that can be used for label previewing.
Returns a string that is a base64-encoded PNG stream of the label image. This string can be used as data: url for element.
Note: data: urls are not supported by IE6 and IE7. IE8 supports them with a 32KB limit (so it may not be possible to preview 'large' labels).
- Parameters:
- {string} labelXml
- Label to preview.
- {string} renderParamsXml
- The rendering parameters, such as shadow depth, label color, etc. See LabelRenderParams.xsd.
- {string} printerName
- The name of the printer that the preview is generated for. The preview/output can be different for different printers, especially for tape printers with different print head sizes. If it is not important what printer the label is printed to, an empty string can be passed . In this case, the default printer metrics will be used. The default is LW400 for LabelWriter printers and LW400 DUO Tape for tape printers.
- Returns:
- {string} A base64-encoded PNG stream of the label image.


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Story: The Mantis — giver of names to places
The Mantis — giver of names to places
Title
The Mantis — giver of names to places
Collection
Summary
The Mantis is further said, by the Bushmen, to have given places their names. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-12. 7033 rev. and 7034 rev., note).
Comments
1) This story is found in Book VIII-12
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
May – June 1878
Categories
Keywords
names (of places in Bushmanland) , names (accounting for the giving of) , names (given by |kaggen) , |kaggen (the Mantis) , |kaggen (the 'giver of names to places') , places (|kaggen gives names to them) , places (in Bushmanland)
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Batch history API is often easier to understand as you can manually feed data into your components which need it. If Resolution of the data request is not specified the history API uses the resolution of data you've specified with AddSecurity() or your Universe. If the Symbol is not specified then history for all symbols is returned for the period.
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Fundamentals and Trends in Vision and Image Processing
The Rebirth of Generative Models
August-November 2021
About the Course
Instructor:
Luiz Velho
TA:
Hallison Paz
Classes: (Mondays), Tuesdays and Thursdays, 13:30 to 15:00 (online)
Registration: IMPA website
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Course Material
Reading
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Lectures
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Lecture Videos on Generative Models
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Project Topics
Presentations
Resources
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Copyright © 2021
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Describe this.
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("Acceptance criteria" in Agile-speak)
The persona exists to keep you focused on your users.
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| "...sliced bananas." | Too vague. |
| "...a banana slicer that has titanium and is handcrafted in Vermont." | Implementation details. |
| "..it to work like the picture" | Picture ≠ task. |
| "...accessibility." | Prerequisite ≠ task. |
| "...sliced bananas that are on a crust that is in a pie tin." | Multiple behaviors. |
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These mistakes indicate a lack of big-picture cohesion.
These mistakes indicate a lack of clarity about how this task fits into the overall project.
"This is not what I meant by 'dress the turkey'!"
| Mistake | Example |
|---|---|
| Unstated expectations | "I assumed this would work like our apple slicer." "This shading on the design means it will have rubber.” |
| Vague expectations | "Given a banana slicer, when I press down, then it works" |
| Subjective goals | "Make it look cute", "make it intuitive", "make it functional" |
| Adding on more needs | "When I slice a banana then I can also turn on the oven." |
| Overly technical | "When I apply 2 newtons of force at a 90° angle..." |
These mistakes indicate a lack of clarity about how product will be tested.
(hint: it's before you think you need to.)
Pictured above: what happens when you try to add a pinch of nutmeg after the pie goes in the oven.
(part of the project is waiting on another part of the project)
("Sprints" in Agile-speak)
Schedule = priorities + dependencies.
"Good enough" vs. "Cool extras"
Always communicate your expectations immediately and explicitly.
Communication matters.
Engineers, Palantir.net
Let's Make Something Good Together
Keep tabs on our work at @Palantir
Want to hear about what we're doing?


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Frewpy Documentation¶
A library to wrap the Oasys Frew COM interface with pythonic terms and object oriented programming. The aim of frewpy is to make the COM interface accessible to engineers using python. This allows designs to be automated and will play a part in larger automation efforts down the line. Frewpy requires Oasys Frew 19.4 Build 24 as this is the first build that has JSON input/output functionality.


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Dean Smith's side will be without £8m England keeper and his back-up after double injury blow
by Stuart JamiesonAston Villa will go into their Premier League clash with Newcastle United without their first and second-choice goalkeepers.
Their £8m signing Tom Heaton was forced to pull out of the England squad this international break after picking up an injury in training ahead of their Midlands derby with Wolves.

With Heaton expected to miss the next couple of weeks, and Steer ruled out until the new year, Villa will turn to Orjan Nyland for the match with United when the Premier League gets back under way.
Nyland was confident he can stake his claim for a first-team role, however, saying: "It's about being ready when the opportunity arises. They're betting on me to the extent that they want me to be there,"
"They have clear goals for me, and I think I'm a Premier League keeper."
Villa are also sweating on the fitness of midfield talisman Jack Grealish. He picked up a knock in a defeat against Manchester City last month, but is closing in on a return.
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Nichole Shelton
December 7, 2014
According to ReducingStereoTypeThreat.org "Stereotype threat refers to being at risk of confirming, as self-characteristic, a negative stereotype about one's group (Steele & Aronson, 1995)."
At times during phase 0, I've struggled with stereotype threat. The thought that "women aren't good programmers" has floated around in my head during challenges when I was battling with Ruby. I've combatted this by taking a deep breath, giving myself some credit because I'm doing pretty fricking well, and getting back to work. It's important for me to take time outs to keep from getting frustrated.
When giving or receiving meaningful feedback, I will do my best to put my ego aside, insure that the person (or myself) understands feedback is not personal, and be honest and truthful. Honesty is the best policy.


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1 Then Yahweh said this to me: "Even if Moses and Samuel could come back from their graves and and stand in front of me and plead with me for these Israelite people, I would not act mercifully toward these people. I would tell you to send them away from me.

The ones that I say must be captured and taken to other countries, will be captured and taken to other countries.
3 I will send four things that will get rid of them: I will send enemy soldiers using swords to kill them. I will send wild dogs to drag away their corpses.  And I will send other wild animals to eat what remains of their corpses.
4 Because of the wicked things that King Manasseh did in Jerusalem, I will cause people in all the kingdoms of the earth to be horrified concerning what will happen in Judah to my people.
5 You people of Jerusalem, no one will feel sorry for you.
No one will weep for you.
No one will wish that you would not be hurt.
6 You people have abandoned me;
you have continued to walk away from me.
So, I will lift up my fist to smash you;
I am tired of acting mercifully toward.
7 At the gates of your cities, I will scatter you like a farmer scatters the chaff from his grain by winnowing it.
You, my people, have refused to turn away from your evil behavior.
So, I will get rid of you,
and I will even cause your children to be killed.
8 I will cause there to be more widows in Judah
than there are grains of sand on the seashore.

I will cause you to suddenly experience great suffering and become very terrified.
9 A woman who has seven children will become faint and gasp for breath;
it will be as though her daylight will become darkness,
because most of her children will be dead,
and she will be disgraced and humiliated.

That will surely happen because I, Yahweh, have said it.' "
10 I said to my mother, "I am very sad;
I wish that you had not given birth to me;
everyone in this land opposes me and quarrels with me.
I have not made anyone angry by lending or borrow money and then quarreling about it,
but everyone curses me anyway."
11 But Yahweh replied to me,
"Jeremiah, I will take care of you.
And at times when you have the most troubles,
I will come on your behalf and protect you from your enemy.
12 But Judah's enemies, who are as strong as iron or bronze, will attack Judah from the north,
no one will be able to stop them.
13 I will give all the valuable possessions of your people to their enemies,
without them paying for it.
Your people will lose everything valuable
because of all the sins that they have committed throughout the country.
14 I will tell their enemies to force them to become their prisoners,
to take them to other lands that they have not experienced,
and force them to become their slaves.

15 Then I said, "Yahweh, you know what is happening to me.
Please come and help me.
Punish those who are persecuting me.
Please do not continue to be patient with them
and do not allow me to die now.
It is for your sake that I am suffering.
16 Yahweh my God, you are the Commander of the angel armies;
when you spoke to me,
I was delighted with your message; it caused me to be joyful,
and I eagerly accepted what you said
because I belong to you.
17 When the people were carousing together,
I never joined them;
I sat alone, because you are the one who controls what I do.
I was very angry with those people because of their sins.
18 So, why do you allow me to continue to suffer?
It seems that my wounds cannot be healed.
Sometimes you help me, sometimes you do not help me.
It seems that you are as undependable as a brook that has water in it only during certain seasons;
you are like a spring that has dried up."
19 Then Yahweh replied to me saying this:
"If you begin again to trust in me,
I will restore you,
in order that you can continue to serve me.

You must cause the people to pay attention to what you say;
you must not pay attention to what they say.
20 They will fight against you,
but I will protect you, like people are protected from their enemies by a bronze wall.

That will happen because I, Yahweh, have said it."


Berkeley DB optionally supports encryption using the Rijndael/AES (also known as the Advanced Encryption Standard and Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 197) algorithm for encryption or decryption. The algorithm is configured to use a 128-bit key. Berkeley DB uses a 16-byte initialization vector generated using the Mersenne Twister. All encrypted information is additionally checksummed using the SHA1 Secure Hash Algorithm, using a 160-bit message digest.
The encryption support provided with Berkeley DB is intended to protect applications from an attacker obtaining physical access to the media on which a Berkeley DB database is stored, or an attacker compromising a system on which Berkeley DB is running but who is unable to read system or process memory on that system. The encryption support provided with Berkeley DB will not protect applications from attackers able to read system memory on the system where Berkeley DB is running.
To encrypt a database, you must configure the database for encryption prior to creating it. If you are using a database environment, you must also configure the environment for encryption. In order to create an encrypted database within an environment, you:
Configure the environment for encryption using the DB_ENV->set_encrypt() method.
Open the database environment.
Specify the DB_ENCRYPT flag to the database handle.
Open the database.
Once you have done that, all of the databases that you create in the environment are encrypted/decrypted by the password you specify using the DB_ENV->set_encrypt() method.
For databases not created in an environment:
Specify the DB_ENCRYPT flag to the database handle.
Call the DB->set_encrypt() method.
Open the database.
Note that databases cannot be converted to an encrypted format after they have been created without dumping and re-creating them. Finally, encrypted databases cannot be read on systems with a different endianness than the system that created the encrypted database.
When a database is encrypted, its log files are also encrypted, so accessing the logs also requires the encryption key. By default, logs are placed in the same directory as the environment. When using the SQL API, the logs are placed in the journal directory. Encrypted log files should never be simply deleted. For instructions on how to properly remove log files see, Log file removal.
Each encrypted database environment (including all its encrypted databases) is encrypted using a single password and a single algorithm. Applications wanting to provide a finer granularity of database access must either use multiple database environments or implement additional access controls outside of Berkeley DB.
The only encrypted parts of a database environment are its databases and its log files. Specifically, the Shared memory regions supporting the database environment are not encrypted. For this reason, it may be possible for an attacker to read some or all of an encrypted database by reading the on-disk files that back these shared memory regions. To prevent such attacks, applications may want to use in-memory filesystem support (on systems that support it), or the DB_PRIVATE or DB_SYSTEM_MEM flags to the DB_ENV->open() method, to place the shared memory regions in memory that is never written to a disk. As some systems page system memory to a backing disk, it is important to consider the specific operating system running on the machine as well. Finally, when backing database environment shared regions with the filesystem, Berkeley DB can be configured to overwrite the shared regions before removing them by specifying the DB_OVERWRITE flag. This option is only effective in the presence of fixed-block filesystems, journaling or logging filesystems will require operating system support and probably modification of the Berkeley DB sources.
While all user data is encrypted, parts of the databases and log files in an encrypted environment are maintained in an unencrypted state. Specifically, log record headers are not encrypted, only the actual log records. Additionally, database internal page header fields are not encrypted. These page header fields includes information such as the page's DB_LSN number and position in the database's sort order.
Log records and database pages distributed by a replication master to replicated clients are transmitted to the clients in unencrypted form. If encryption is desired in a replicated application, the use of a secure transport is strongly suggested and all sites in the replication group must use encryption.
We gratefully acknowledge:
Berkeley DB 11g Release 2 supports encryption using Intel's Performance Primitive (IPP) on Linux. This works only on Intel processors. To use Berkeley DB with IPP encryption, you must have IPP installed along with the cryptography extension. The IPP performance is higher in most cases compared to the current AES implementation. See --with-cryptography for more information. See the Intel Documenation for more information on IPP.


ESRI File Geodatabase vector (OpenFileGDB)
Driver short name
OpenFileGDB
Driver built-in by default
This driver is built-in by default
The OpenFileGDB driver provides read, write and update access to vector layers of File Geodatabases (.gdb directories) created by ArcGIS 10 and above (it has also read-only support for ArcGIS 9.x geodatabases). The dataset name must be the directory/folder name, and it must end with the .gdb extension.
It can also read directly zipped .gdb directories (with .gdb.zip extension), provided they contain a .gdb directory at their first level.
A specific .gdbtable file (including "system" tables) can also be opened directly.
Curve in geometries are supported with GDAL >= 2.2.
Write and update capabilities are supported since GDAL >= 3.6
The driver also supports raster layers since GDAL 3.7
Driver capabilities
Supports Create()
New in version GDAL: 3.6
Supports Georeferencing
This driver supports georeferencing
Supports VirtualIO
This driver supports virtual I/O operations (/vsimem/, etc.)
Spatial filtering
Since GDAL 3.2, the driver can use the native .spx spatial indices for spatial filtering.
In earlier versions, it uses the minimum bounding rectangle included
at the beginning of the geometry blobs to speed up spatial filtering. By
default, it also builds on the fly a in-memory spatial index during
the first sequential read of a layer. Following spatial filtering
operations on that layer will then benefit from that spatial index. The
building of this in-memory spatial index can be disabled by setting the
OPENFILEGDB_IN_MEMORY_SPI
configuration option to NO.
SQL support
SQL statements are run through the OGR SQL engine. When attribute indexes (.atx files) exist, the driver will use them to speed up WHERE clauses or SetAttributeFilter() calls.
Special SQL requests
"GetLayerDefinition a_layer_name" and "GetLayerMetadata a_layer_name" can be used as special SQL requests to get respectively the definition and metadata of a FileGDB table as XML content (only available in Geodatabases created with ArcGIS 10 or above)
The "CREATE INDEX idx_name ON layer_name(field_name)" SQL request can be used to create an attribute index. idx_name must have 16 characters or less, start with a letter and contain only alphanumeric characters or underscore.
The "RECOMPUTE EXTENT ON layer_name" SQL request can be used to trigger an update of the layer extent in layer metadata. This is useful when updating or deleting features that modify the general layer extent.
The "REPACK" or "REPACK layer_name" SQL requests can be used respectively to compact the whole database or a given layer. This is useful when doing editions (updates or feature deletions) that may leave holes in .gdbtable files. The REPACK command causes the .gdbtable to be rewritten without holes. Note that compaction does not involve extent recomputation.
Configuration options
The following configuration options are available:
OPENFILEGDB_IN_MEMORY_SPI=[YES/NO]: If
YES
, an in-memory spatial index will be built instead of using the native spatial index. See Spatial filtering.
Dataset open options
LIST_ALL_TABLES=[YES/NO]: (GDAL >= 3.4) This may be "YES" to force all tables, including system and internal tables (such as the GDB_* tables) to be listed
Dataset Creation Options
None.
Layer Creation Options
FEATURE_DATASET=<string>: When this option is set, the new layer will be created inside the named FeatureDataset folder. If the folder does not already exist, it will be created.
LAYER_ALIAS=value: Set layer name alias.
GEOMETRY_NAME=value: Defaults to
SHAPE
. Set name of geometry column in new layer.GEOMETRY_NULLABLE=[YES/NO]: Defaults to
YES
. Whether the values of the geometry column can be NULL. Can be set to NO so that geometry is required.FID=value: Defaults to
OBJECTID
. Name of the OID column to create.XYTOLERANCE, ZTOLERANCE, MTOLERANCE=value: These parameters control the snapping tolerance used for advanced ArcGIS features like network and topology rules. They won't effect any OGR operations, but they will by used by ArcGIS. The units of the parameters are the units of the coordinate reference system.
ArcMap 10.0 and OGR defaults for XYTOLERANCE are 0.001m (or equivalent) for projected coordinate systems, and 0.000000008983153° for geographic coordinate systems. ArcMap 10.0 and OGR defaults for ZTOLERANCE and MTOLERANCE are 0.0001.
XORIGIN, YORIGIN, ZORIGIN, MORIGIN, XYSCALE, ZSCALE, ZORIGIN=value: These parameters control the coordinate precision grid inside the file geodatabase. The dimensions of the grid are determined by the origin, and the scale. The origin defines the location of a reference grid point in space. The scale is the reciprocal of the resolution. So, to get a grid with an origin at 0 and a resolution of 0.001 on all axes, you would set all the origins to 0 and all the scales to 1000.
Important: The domain specified by
(xmin=XORIGIN, ymin=YORIGIN, xmax=(XORIGIN + 9E+15 / XYSCALE), ymax=(YORIGIN + 9E+15 / XYSCALE))
needs to encompass every possible coordinate value for the feature class. If features are added with coordinates that fall outside the domain, errors will occur in ArcGIS with spatial indexing, feature selection, and exporting data.ArcMap 10.0 and OGR defaults:
For geographic coordinate systems: XORIGIN=-400, YORIGIN=-400, XYSCALE=1000000000
For projected coordinate systems: XYSCALE=10000 for the default XYTOLERANCE of 0.001m. XORIGIN and YORIGIN change based on the coordinate system, but the OGR default of -2147483647 is suitable with the default XYSCALE for all coordinate systems.
ZORIGIN and MORIGIN: -100000
ZSCALE and MSCALE: 10000
COLUMN_TYPES=value: A list of strings of format field_name=fgdb_field_type (separated by comma) to force the FileGDB column type of fields to be created.
DOCUMENTATION=<string>: XML documentation for the layer.
CONFIGURATION_KEYWORD=[DEFAULTS/MAX_FILE_SIZE_4GB/MAX_FILE_SIZE_256TB]: Customize how data is stored. By default text in UTF-8 and data up to 1TB
CREATE_SHAPE_AREA_AND_LENGTH_FIELDS=[YES/NO]: Defaults to
NO
. When this option is set, a Shape_Area and Shape_Length special fields will be created for polygonal layers (Shape_Length only for linear layers). These fields will automatically be populated with the feature's area or length whenever a new feature is added to the dataset or an existing feature is amended. When using ogr2ogr with a source layer that has Shape_Area/Shape_Length special fields, and this option is not explicitly specified, it will be automatically set, so that the resulting FileGeodatabase has those fields properly tagged.
Field domains
New in version 3.3.
Coded and range field domains are supported.
Relationships
New in version 3.6.
Relationship retrieval, creation, deletion and updating is supported.
Hiearchical organization
New in version 3.4.
The hierarchical organization of tables and feature classes as top-level
element or within a feature dataset can be explored using the methods
GDALDataset::GetRootGroup()
,
GDALGroup::GetGroupNames()
, GDALGroup::OpenGroup()
,
GDALGroup::GetVectorLayerNames()
and GDALGroup::OpenVectorLayer()
Transaction support
The driver implements transactions at the database level, through an emulation (as per RFC 54: Dataset transactions). This works by backing up the current state of the modified parts of a geodatabase after StartTransaction(force=TRUE) is called. If the transaction is committed, the backup copy is destroyed. If the transaction is rolled back, the backup copy is restored.
Note that this emulation has an unspecified behavior in case of concurrent updates (with different connections in the same or another process).
Comparison with the FileGDB driver
(Comparison done with a FileGDB driver using FileGDB API SDK 1.4)
Advantages of the OpenFileGDB driver:
Can read ArcGIS 9.X Geodatabases, and not only 10 or above.
Can open layers with any spatial reference system.
Thread-safe (i.e. datasources can be processed in parallel).
Uses the VSI Virtual File API, enabling the user to read a Geodatabase in a ZIP file or stored on a HTTP server.
Faster on databases with a big number of fields.
Does not depend on a third-party library.
Robust against corrupted Geodatabase files.
Drawbacks of the OpenFileGDB driver:
Cannot read data from compressed data in CDF format (Compressed Data Format).
Examples
Read layer from FileGDB and load into PostGIS:
ogr2ogr -overwrite -f "PostgreSQL" PG:"host=myhost user=myuser dbname=mydb password=mypass" "C:\somefolder\BigFileGDB.gdb" "MyFeatureClass"
Get detailed info for FileGDB:
ogrinfo -al "C:\somefolder\MyGDB.gdb"
Get detailed info for a zipped FileGDB:
ogrinfo -al "C:\somefolder\MyGDB.gdb.zip"
Links
OpenFileGDB raster documentation page
FileGDB driver, relying on the FileGDB API SDK
Reverse-engineered specification of the FileGDB format
Credits
Edition/write capabilities of the driver have been funded by the following organizations: Provincie Zuid-Holland, Provincie Gelderland and Gemeente Amsterdam.


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Introduction¶
This document describes various software and hardware CAN projects that together are called the Yes we CAN collection. The projects include:
The Canis CANHack board for the Raspberry Pi Pico
The Canis CANPico board for the Raspberry Pi Pico
A MicroPython CAN API for the Raspberry Pi Pico and Canis CANPico board
A MicroPython CANHack toolkit API for the Raspberry Pi Pico with the Canis CANHack board or the Canis CANPico board
The rest of this manual documents these projects.


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If I had a spreadsheet on my computer, it looked like I was busy…
— Nate Silver
url_root <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UN-AVT/kamino-source/main/sources/0-shared/data/"
url_file <- "alcohol-consumption-by-country/alcohol-consumption-by-country.xlsx"
url <- paste0(url_root, url_file)
p1f <- tempfile()
download.file(url, p1f, mode="wb")
df1<-read_excel(path = p1f, sheet = 1)
df1
url_root <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UN-AVT/kamino-source/main/sources/0-shared/data/"
url_file <- "alcohol-consumption-by-country/alcohol-consumption-by-country.xlsx"
url <- paste0(url_root, url_file)
p1f <- tempfile()
download.file(url, p1f, mode="wb")
df2<-read_excel(path = p1f, sheet = 2)
df2
Narrative: Global Health Data Repository, World Health Organization, GO
Data Source: Week 26: Alcohol Consumption by Country, MakeoverMonday, GO
@misc{murray_2019_week, author = {Murray, Eva}, month = {06}, title = {Week 26: Alcohol Consumption by Country | Makeover Monday}, url = {https://www.makeovermonday.co.uk/week-26-2019/}, urldate = {2021-03-02}, year = {2019}, organization = {MakeoverMonday} } @misc{worldhealthorganization_2020_gho, author = {World Health Organization}, month = {05}, title = {GHO | Global Health Observatory Data Repository (European Region) | Recorded alcohol per capita consumption, from 2010 - Updated May 2020}, url = {https://apps.who.int/gho/data/node.main-euro.A1039?lang=en&showonly=GISAH}, urldate = {2021-03-25}, year = {2020}, organization = {WHO} }


Outreach & Dissemination
Due to COVID-19, unfortunately, various talks have been cancelled.
The long-term aim of this page is to keep a chronicle of my talks (invited or peer reviewed), guest lectures, tutorials,
and provide links to the presentations themselves.


Ruleset Type Resolution Rules
Language -
Description
These are rules which resolve java Class files for comparisson, as opposed to a String
Rule LooseCoupling::
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Description
Avoid using implementation types (i.e., HashSet); use the interface (i.e, Set) instead
- Message
- Avoid using implementation types like ''{0}''; use the interface instead
- Class
- net.sourceforge.pmd.typeresolution.rules.LooseCoupling
- Reference
- -
- ExternalInfoUrl
- http://pmd.sourceforge.net/rules/typeresolution.html#LooseCoupling
- TypeResolution
- true
- Priority
- 3
Example
Example code snippet of this rule.
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;
public class Bar {
// Use List instead
private ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
// Use Set instead
public HashSet getFoo() {
return new HashSet();
}
}
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Rule CloneMethodMustImplementCloneable::
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Description
The method clone() should only be implemented if the class implements the
Cloneable interface with the exception of a final method that only throws
CloneNotSupportedException. This version uses PMD's type resolution facilities,
and can detect if the class implements or extends a Cloneable class
- Message
- clone() method should be implemented only if implementing Cloneable interface
- Class
- net.sourceforge.pmd.typeresolution.rules.CloneMethodMustImplementCloneable
- Reference
- -
- ExternalInfoUrl
- http://pmd.sourceforge.net/rules/typeresolution.html#CloneMethodMustImplementCloneable
- TypeResolution
- true
- Priority
- 3
Example
Example code snippet of this rule.
public class MyClass {
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException {
return foo;
}
}
Properties
Following properties are defined:
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SoftReferencedValueMap |
Map whose values are referenced as SoftReference. This doesn't implement MutableMap because it's peculiar. class SoftReferencedValueMap<in K, V> |


The tutorial graph example of the [[BGL]] is the problem of tracking dependencies for the compilation of files (http://www.boost.org/libs/graph/doc/file_dependency_example.html).
In this page, we will transform the file dependency problem following the [[BGL]] tutorial.
The File Dendency Problem is introduced as such:
One of the most common uses of the graph abstraction in computer science is to track dependencies. An example of dependency tracking that we deal with on a day to day basis is the compilation dependencies for files in programs that we write. These dependencies are used inside programs such as make or in an IDE such as Visual C++ to minimize the number of files that must be recompiled after some changes have been made.
The graph described below represents the source files of a killer application. Eeach source file (header, source, object) is represented by a vertex. The edges represent which files are included into others. The arrow direction means "used by" and the opposite of the arrow direction means "depends on".
The entire source code of the example is available in the ~QuickGraphTest application (the ~FileDependencyTest class).
To represent the graph, we are going to use the AdjacencyGraph class which contains two methods that we need:
// create a new adjacency graph
AdjacencyGraph g = new AdjacencyGraph(new ~VertexAndEdgeProvider(), false);
// a vertex name map to store the file names
~VertexStringDictionary names = new ~VertexStringDictionary();
// adding files and storing names
[[IVertex]] zig_cpp = g.~AddVertex();
names[zig_cpp]="zip.cpp";
[[IVertex]] boz_h = g.~AddVertex();
names[boz_h]="boz.h";
// adding dependencies
g.~AddEdge(dax_h, foo_cpp);
g.~AddEdge(dax_h, bar_cpp);
...
In order to have the nice figure above, we first use a special algorithm, GraphvizAlgorithm, that outputs the graph and renders it using the GraphViz library:
// outputing graph to png
GraphvizAlgorithm gw = new GraphvizAlgorithm(
g, // graph to draw
"filedependency", // output file prefix
".", // output file path
GraphvizImageType.Png // output file type
);
// outputing to graph.
gw.Write();
Compiling and executing the code leads to the following image:
This not exactly what we expected since it is not the file names that appear bu some mysterious numbers. In fact, the graphviz algorithm does not know that the vertices have names so it uses their hash code number to name them. In order to add the names on the graph you must create a visitor for the algorithm.
As mentionned before, it is your job to tell to the GraphvizAlgorithm the name of each vertices. In the [[BGL]], this is done by defining Visitors. Visitors are class instance, whose member function are called on specific events. For instance, the graphviz algorithm has 3 events: ~WriteGraph which is called to set-up the global graph properties, ~WriteVertex which is called on each vertex and ~WriteEdge which is called on each edge.
In QuickGraph, the ideas remains the same but there are no visitors as such anymore. The algorithms now use events and delegates to trigger the ... events. (This topic is more detailled in the QuickGraphAndTheBoostGraphLibrary page). So basically what you need to do is write a method that will be attached to the ~WriteVertex event and will specify the vertex name.
public class ~FileDependencyTest
{
private ~GraphvizVertex m_Vertex;
private ~VertexStringDictionary m_Names;
public ~FileDependencyTest()
{
m_Vertex = new ~GraphvizVertex();
m_Names = new ~VertexStringDictionary();
}
#region Properties
public ~GraphvizVertex Vertex
{
get
{
return m_Vertex;
}
}
public ~VertexStringDictionary Names
{
get
{
return m_Names;
}
}
#endregion
We can then add a handler to be attached to the ~WriterVertex event:
public void ~WriteVertex(Object sender, VertexEventArgs args)
{
// label is drawed on the dot diagram
// args.Vertex is the examined vertex
Vertex.Label = Names[ args.Vertex ];
// outputing to dot
// sender is the calling algorithm
// ToDot produces the dot code
((GraphvizAlgorithm)sender).Output.Write( Vertex.ToDot() );
}
Once the hanlder is ready, you have to attach it to the GraphvizAlgorithm gw and recall the algorithm.
...
gw.~WriteVertex += new VertexHandler( this.~WriteVertex );
// rerendering
gw.Write();
Relaunching the application, we have the expected result! Victory.
The tutorial is continued in FileDependencyPart2.


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Here's a link to the source codeI worked on a rails 5/AJAX/HTML/CSS app for setting up league games. It has a calendar function, dedicated teams, the ability to select a team captain, numerous pages for tracking stats, a page that shows scores and who's winning, etc. It was built using REST convention and has a fully functional database.
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Here's a link to my work in progress site!


PingChannelHeader (Class)
Namespace: stdlibXtf.SubPackets
Represent the channel informations that can be unique from ping to ping.
Constructors
| PingChannelHeader() | Initializes a new instance of the PingChannelHeader class that has default zero values. |
| PingChannelHeader(Byte[]) | Initializes a new instance of the PingChannelHeader class that contain the values extracted from the given byte array. The size of array need to be at least of 64 bytes. |
Properties
| ChannelNumber | Gets the number of the channel. Typically: 0=port low frequency, 1=starboard low frequency, 2=port high frequency and 3=starboard high frequency. |
| DownSampleMethod | Gets the method used for the downsample. 2=MAX, 4=RMS. |
| SlantRange | Gets the slant range of the data in meters. |
| GroundRange | Gets the ground range of the data in meters (SlantRange2 - Altitude2). |
| TimeDelay | Gets the amount of time, in seconds, to the start of recorded data. |
| TimeDuration | Gets the amount of time, in seconds, recorded. Typically SlantRange/750. |
| SecondsPerPing | Gets the amount of time, in seconds, from ping to ping (SlantRange/750). |
| ProcessingFlags | Gets the kind of processing used. |
| Frequency | Gets the center transmit frequency for this channel. |
| InitialGainCode | Gets the setting as transmitted by sonar. |
| GainCode | Gets the setting as transmitted by sonar. |
| Bandwidth | Gets the setting as transmitted by sonar. |
| ContactNumber | Gets the contact number. Updated when contacts are saved in Target utility. |
| ContactClassification | Gets the contact classification. Updated when contacts are saved in Target utility. |
| ContactSubNumber | Gets the contact sub number. Updated when contacts are saved in Target utility. |
| ContactType | Gets the contact type. Updated when contacts are saved in Target utility. |
| NumberSamples | Gets the number of samples that will follow this packet. The number of bytes will be this value multiplied by the number of bytes per sample (ChannelInfo.BytesPerSample). |
| MillivoltScale | Gets the maximum voltage, in milliVolts, represented by a full-scale value in the data. If zero, then the value stored in ChannelInfo.VoltScale should be used instead. |
| ContactTimeOffTrack | Gets the time off track to this contact, stored in milliseconds. |
| ContactCloseNumber | Gets the number. |
| FixedVSOP | Gets the fixed along-track size of each ping, in centimeters. On multibeam systems this value need to be filled in to prevent Isis from calculating along-track ground coverage based on beam spread and spedd over ground. |
| Weight | Gets the weighting factor passed by some sonars. This value is mandatory for Edgetech digital sonars types 24, 35, 38 and Kongsberg SA type 48. |
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Validation¶
Unicorn
uses Django forms
infrastructure for all validation. This means that a form could be re-used between any other Django views and a Unicorn
.
Using the Django forms
system provides a way to serialize/deserialize certain classes (for example, datetime
and uuid
) and a way to validate properties of a class.
Note
There are many built-in fields available for Django form fields which can be used to validate text inputs.
# book.py
from django_unicorn.components import UnicornView
from django import forms
class BookForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=100, required=True)
publish_date = forms.DateField(required=True)
class BookView(UnicornView):
form_class = BookForm
title = ""
publish_date = ""

<input unicorn:model="title" type="text" id="title" />

<input unicorn:model="publish_date" type="text" id="publish-date" />

<button unicorn:click="$validate">Validate</button>

Because of the form_class = BookForm
defined on the UnicornView
above, Unicorn
will automatically validate that the title has a value and is less than 100 characters. The publish_date
will also be converted into a datetime
from the string representation in the text input.
Showing validation errors¶
As the form is filled out the appropriate inputs will be validated.
Highlighting the invalid form¶
When a model form is invalid, a special unicorn:error
attribute is added to the element. Depending on whether it is an invalid
or required
error code, the attribute will be unicorn:error:invalid
or unicorn:error:required
. The value of the attribute will be the validation message.

<input
unicorn:model="publish_date"
type="text"
id="publish-date"
unicorn:error:invalid="Enter a valid date/time."
/>

Showing a specific error message¶

<input unicorn:model="publish_date" type="text" id="publish-date" />

{{ unicorn.errors.publish_date.0.message }}

Showing all the error messages¶
There is a unicorn_errors
template tag that shows all errors for the component. It should provide an example of how to display component errors in a more specific way if needed.

{% load unicorn %}

{% unicorn_errors %}
<input unicorn:model="publish_date" type="text" id="publish-date" />

Validate the entire component¶
The magic action method $validate
can be used to validate the whole component by the front-end.

<input unicorn:model="publish_date" type="text" id="publish-date" />

<button unicorn:click="$validate">Validate</button>

The validate
method can also be used inside of the component.
# validate.py
from django_unicorn.components import UnicornView
from django import forms
class BookForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=6, required=True)
class BookView(UnicornView):
form_class = BookForm
text = "hello"
def set_text(self):
self.text = "hello world"
self.validate()
The is_valid
can also be used inside of the component to check if a component is valid.
# validate.py
from django_unicorn.components import UnicornView
from django import forms
class BookForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=6, required=True)
class BookView(UnicornView):
form_class = BookForm
text = "hello"
def set_text(self):
if self.is_valid():
self.text = "hello world"


Cyclone death toll rises to 24 in Bangladesh, India
by AFPKHULNA, BANGLADESH: The death toll from a cyclone that barrelled into the coasts of Bangladesh and India has risen to 24, authorities said on Monday, as the two nations assess the scale of devastation wreaked by the powerful storm.
Bangladesh carried out one of its biggest ever evacuation drives, moving some 2.1 million people to cyclone shelters specially built to minimise casualties from such storms, which can claim thousands of victims.
Cyclone Bulbul, packing winds of up to 120 kilometres per hour (75 mph) when it hit late on Saturday, killed 12 people in Bangladesh – 11 from falling trees – and 12 in India’s West Bengal and Odisha states.
Five others remain missing after a fishing trawler sank in squally weather near Bangladesh’s southern island of Bhola, district administrator Masud Alam Siddiqui told AFP.
Bangladesh’s junior minister for disaster management Enamur Rahman told AFP Bulbul left a trail of destruction, damaging some 10,000 mud, tin and bamboo homes and 200,000 hectares (494,000 acres) of crops.
The cyclone weakened as it tracked inland.
The Sundarbans – the world’s largest mangrove forest which straddles the two nations and is home to several endangered species – shielded the coast from the storm’s full impact, officials added.
In India, nearly 120,000 evacuated people were returning home as the cyclone weakened, authorities said. Coastal crops in Odisha were also extensively damaged, officials told the Press Trust of India.
Bangladesh’s low-lying coast, home to 30 million people, and India’s east are regularly battered by cyclones that have claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in recent decades.
While the storms’ frequency and intensity have increased – partly due to climate change – the death tolls have come down because of faster evacuations and the building of thousands of coastal shelters.


Manchester Street
I almost miss the cacophony
of Brash Crashing syllables
that New England
way of sounding
off on the street
that porch on Manchester
Street, that apartment
with carbon dioxide sneaking in
with the heat,
filling rooms in a drowsy fog
the street lights buzzing clementines
above the neighbor who has fallen
drunkenly in the street
and a band
of angry rescuers
Yell and drag at him
in the confusion
half a dream, I was resigned to
the mess of it all
A dash of freckled sun
that was you in the winter
By spring the sky unfolded
and I was gone


Apple likely to offer bundle of paid services as early as 2020: Report
Apple is already experimenting with the approach as it recently began offering free Apple TV+ to students who are Apple Music subscribers.
by ANIApple is reportedly looking at bundling its paid internet services as early as next year, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
The internet services would include News+, AppleTV+ and Apple Music. Bundling these services would help the iPhone maker garner more subscribers, the publication notes.
Apple is already experimenting with the approach as it recently began offering free Apple TV+ to students who are Apple Music subscribers.


Blue Skies is shutting down.
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All the code source and a dump of the database is available on GitHub.
For any question, do not hesitate to get in touch or check out my website.
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STEP 2: Referees should use the Tournament Scorer button below. Once each referee
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seaborn.
mpl_palette
(name, n_colors=6, as_cmap=False)¶Return discrete colors from a matplotlib palette.
Note that this handles the qualitative colorbrewer palettes
properly, although if you ask for more colors than a particular
qualitative palette can provide you will get fewer than you are
expecting. In contrast, asking for qualitative color brewer palettes
using color_palette()
will return the expected number of colors,
but they will cycle.
If you are using the IPython notebook, you can also use the function
choose_colorbrewer_palette()
to interactively select palettes.
Name of the palette. This should be a named matplotlib colormap.
Number of discrete colors in the palette.
matplotlib.colors.Colormap
Examples
Create a qualitative colorbrewer palette with 8 colors:
>>> import seaborn as sns; sns.set_theme()
>>> sns.palplot(sns.mpl_palette("Set2", 8))
Create a sequential colorbrewer palette:
>>> sns.palplot(sns.mpl_palette("Blues"))
Create a diverging palette:
>>> sns.palplot(sns.mpl_palette("seismic", 8))
Create a “dark” sequential palette:
>>> sns.palplot(sns.mpl_palette("GnBu_d"))


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