3.5. Installing SIMP on Puppet Enterprise¶
Contents:
3.5.1. Overview¶
As of 6.0, SIMP can now be installed on top of an existing Puppet Enterprise installation. Once installed SIMP will configure itself to add the necessary firewall rules, and service level exclusions based only on changes made to the PE Console.
Installing SIMP on top of Puppet Enterprise is a multi-step process, involving changes at the following places in your environment:
- manual shell commands on the Master of Masters (MoM).
- control repo
- global or environment layer hiera
- console classifier
It is highly recommended to perform these steps in sequence to prevent loss of connectivity.
At this time multiple compile masters and PE HA is not supported out of the box in SIMP. We are currently working on a Technology Preview in succeeding 6.x versions to support HA configurations out of the box. At this time HA support requires manual configuration and only supports manual failover.
3.5.2. System Requirements¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Puppet Enterprise¶
The following versions of Puppet Enterprise are currently supported:
| PE Version | SIMP Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2016.4 | 6.0 | |
| 2016.5 | 6.0 | SIMP on PE HA requires manual configuration |
| 2017.1 | 6.0 | SIMP on PE HA requires manual configuration |
recommended to configure the replica master before installing SIMP. The replica provision process makes a lot of single time changes to the system to configure the replication, and SIMP’s security restrictions may prevent it from working properly.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Enable EPEL¶
$ sudo yum install epel-release -y
$ sudo yum install pygpgme yum-utils git
<IP_ADDRESS>. Install The SIMP-project_dependencies Repository¶
Note
The repository may contain items from external vendors, most notably Puppet, Inc. and EPEL but may also contain non-SIMP project files that have been compiled for distribution.
Add the following to /etc/yum.repos.d/simp-project_dependencies.repo
,
replacing 6
with the appropriate version of SIMP. If the repo file
does not exist, create it. The repo file for SIMP 6.X
is shown below.
If you don’t know what versions map together, please see the SIMP Version Guide.
Note
The whitespace and alignment shown before the additional gpgkey
values must be preserved
[simp-project_6_X_dependencies]
name=simp-project_6_X_dependencies
baseurl=https://packagecloud.io/simp-project/6_X_Dependencies/el/$releasever/$basearch
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NationalSecurityAgency/SIMP/master/GPGKEYS/RPM-GPG-KEY-SIMP
https://yum.puppetlabs.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-puppetlabs
https://yum.puppetlabs.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-puppet
https://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/yum/RPM-GPG-KEY-PGDG-94
https://getfedora.org/static/352C64E5.txt
sslverify=1
sslcacert=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt
metadata_expire=300
3.5.3. Disclaimer¶
SIMP will attempt to make minor compliance changes to Puppet Enterprise on certain versions. However we have not made major changes to bring it in-line with FIPS 140-2 to ensure that SIMP users who have a valid support license do not invalidate their support by using SIMP.
XXX TODO Insert further information relevant to the disclaimer
3.5.4. Creating or updating your Control Repo¶
A Control Repo contains the modules, hieradata, and roles/profiles required for an infrastructure, and keeping it all in a git repo creates a workflow for updating and developing on your Puppet infrastructure.
Change into the directory you’re using from above and run git init
to create
a control repo. Puppet, Inc has some great `documentation of a control repo online`_.
In order to use r10k or Code Manager with SIMP, you must create or update your Control repo with the following components:
| File/Directory | Description of changes |
|---|---|
| Puppetfile | Add SIMP Puppet Modules |
| environment.conf | Configures the alternate module path for rsync and pki |
| hieradata/ | Directory that needs to contain SIMP top-scope hiera data |
| hiera.yaml | Configured with simp::scenario settings and compliance map |
<IP_ADDRESS>. Adding SIMP Modules to the Puppetfile¶
We keep an up-to-date Puppetfile in the core of our repo, which you can download using this snippet:
$ curl -o Puppetfile https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simp/simp-core/6.0.0-0/Puppetfile.stable
The example Puppetfile is labeled stable, meaning that the versions of the
modules it contains are the ones contained in the last SIMP release. You can go
to any previous release and download a Puppetfile with references to older
modules from the git history of the simp-core
repo.
Our Puppetfile pulls down every dependency SIMP needs, which is currently
contains more than just modules. Open up the Puppetfile
that was just
downloaded and remove the lines from moduledir 'src'
to
moduledir 'src/puppet/modules'
. That should just leave the Puppet modules.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Adding the Alternate Module Path to environment.conf¶
SIMP uses an alternative module path, located at /var/simp/environments/<environment>
and set in each environment’s environment.conf
.
Change or add a modulepath directive like so:
modulepath=modules:/var/simp/environments/<environment>/site_files:$basemodulepath
<IP_ADDRESS>. Creating Alternate Module Path¶
Currently, it contains the rsync assets and PKI data, custom to each host. Here is an example from a fresh install:
$ tree -L 1 /var/simp/environments/production
/var/simp/environments/production
├── rsync
└── site_files
rsync
is a tree that stores data that will be copied over to modules. We have chosen rsync for these applications because of how it handles large files and large amounts of files. See Why does SIMP use rsync?.site_files
is a place to store private files that may not belong in the control repo or another data source. And example of this would be host-based x509 certificates (which are used heavily by SIMP).
- Create a puppet group to own the directories:
- groupadd puppet
Each of these directories need to be created manually, except rsync, which requires a bit more work:
export environment=production
mkdir -p /var/simp/environments/${environment}/{site_files/modules/pki_files,files/keydist}
chown root.puppet /var/simp/environments/${environment}/site_files
chmod -R g+rX /var/simp/environments/${environment}/site_files
The rsync folder has a few tricks. When installed from an ISO, this data and
folder structure is laid out by the simp-rsync
rpm. When installing using the
method described in this document, the git repo will have to be cloned and
manipulated:
git clone https://github.com/simp/simp-rsync.git /tmp/simp-rsync
mv -f /tmp/simp-rsync/environments/simp/rsync /var/simp/environments/${environment}/
ln -s /var/simp/environments/${environment}/rsync/RedHat /var/simp/environments/${environment}/rsync/CentOS
chmod u+rwx,g+rX,o+rX /var/simp/{environments,environments/${environment}}
Rsync’s primary use case in a base SIMP infrastructure is to distribute ClamAV
databases. If simp_options::clamav
is set to true, rsync and this step are
required.
Install clamav-update
and download the latest database using the following
config and commands, replacing <environment> with your environment.
$ cat << EOF > /tmp/freshclam.conf
DatabaseDirectory /var/simp/environments/${environment}/rsync/Global/clamav
DatabaseMirror database.clamav.net
Bytecode yes
EOF
yum install -y clamav-update
freshclam -u root --config-file=/tmp/freshclam.conf
Be careful when copying the first rsync environment around. There are hidden
files in each folder that represents and rsync share called .shares
. There
is a fact in the simp
modules that checks for that files. The fact is then
ingested by simp::server::rsync_shares
and rsync shares are created on the
Puppet server.
.. _simp-core Git repository: https://github.com/simp/simp-core/tree/master/build/distributions/CentOS/7/x86_64/DVD/ks
.. _simp-core: https://github.com/simp/simp-core/
.. _documentation of a control repo online: https://docs.puppet.com/pe/latest/cmgmt_control_repo.html
3.5.5. Configuring Hiera¶
In order to configure a working SIMP environment in a control-repo, you will need to add some settings to hiera. If you do not have a hiera.yaml in the root of your control-repo, you can use Puppet’s environment layer feature and just create a hiera.yaml file with the following contents:
---
version: 4
datadir: hieradata
hierarchy:
- name: 'Common'
backend: yaml
path: 'common'
- name: "Compliance"
backend: yaml
path: 'compliance_profiles/%{::compliance_profile}'
- name: "Scenario"
backend: yaml
path: 'scenarios/%{::simp_scenario}'
If running a version of SIMP 6 prior to 6.0.1, you will need to tweak your common.yaml to work around a bug in 6.0.0 and the Release candidate:
pupmod::pe_classlist:
puppet_enterprise::profile::database:
users:
- pe-postgres
services:
- pe-postgresql
firewall_rules:
- proto: tcp
port: 5432
puppet_enterprise::profile::puppetdb:
users:
- pe-puppetdb
services:
- pe-puppetdb
firewall_rules:
- proto: tcp
port: 8081
lookup_options:
pupmod::pe_classlist:
merge: hash
You will be able to remove this section once you’ve updated pupmod-simp-pupmod to version 7.3.2 or higher
3.5.6. Node Classification¶
Create a node group called ‘SIMP Servers’, and assign the Master of Masters to the group.
This server needs to have two classes assigned:
simp
simp::server::rsync_shares
You will also need to specify your simp::scenario. ‘poss’ will only manage pupmod and will generally work with PE without any extra configuration. However it will not bring the server up to any compliance standard. ‘simp-lite’ and ‘simp’ scenarios will reconfigure the server with various compliance settings.
XXX TODO: Add blurb about pinning the puppet-agent package on simp versions before 6.0.1
XXX TODO: simp::yum::schedule is set to auto update by default
XXX TODO: add hiera workarounds for simp scenario:
simp_options::ldap: false
sssd::domains:
- Local
simp_options::dns::servers: <some stuff>
pupmod::package_ensure: 'present'
simp::yum::schedule::enable: false
3.5.7. Preparing rsync certs¶
hostname=$(hostname)
mkdir -p /etc/pki/simp_apps/stunnel/x509/{public,private,cacerts}
cp /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/${hostname}.pem /etc/pki/simp_apps/stunnel/x509/public/${hostname}.pub
cp /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/ca/ca_crt.pem /etc/pki/simp_apps/stunnel/x509/cacerts/cacerts.pem
cp /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/private_keys/${hostname}.pem /etc/pki/simp_apps/stunnel/x509/private/


php-orm
PHP micro-ORM inspired by Eloquent ORM by Laravel
Requirements
- PHP >= 7.1
- PDO extension
Installation
If Composer is not installed on your system yet, you may go ahead and install it using this command line:
$ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
Next, add the following require entry to the composer.json
file in the root of your project.
{ "require" : { "riverside/php-orm" : "*" } }
Finally, use Composer to install php-orm and its dependencies:
$ php composer.phar install
Downloads
The project is hosted on GitHub.
Author
PHP ORM is developed by Dimitar Ivanov. You can find me on Twitter or GitHub.
License
The project is licensed under the MIT license.


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First look at the Barbican's posh new bar that was once the Notte Inn
Owner Zena Bateman has transformed the building top to bottom, and re-opened as a stylish yet traditional pub with a twist
by Jess MorcomPlymouth's prominent Notte Inn has finally re-opened with a new owner, a new look, a new menu and a new name - 1620.
Owner Zena Bateman has injected a significant amount into completely revamping the building top to bottom and the bright and quirky decor looks fantastic.
1620 is now open as Plymouth's new premiere pub and eatery, offering traditional pub food with a modern twist, and of course, plenty of alcohol.
"We're essentially a traditional British pub," Zena told Plymouth Live.
"We've got everything that you'd expect to see on a pub menu, craft ales, lagers, and champagnes and wines, and we're going to release a spritz menu very soon, along with old fashioned snowballs for the Christmas period.
"The food menu is also lots of traditional dishes, but with a twist, so every dish will be somewhat elevated."
Running her own pub/eatery has been a dream of Zena's for many years, and she has put her all into the transformation.
"I was in catering decades ago, and I went to college and started training in catering and hospitality, so I've always had a passion for the industry," she said.
"Then, I went into the property world and I almost purchased somewhere ten years ago, but that didn't work out so then plans were on a back burner for a bit. Meanwhile, I did my chefs course too to have an understanding of what goes on in the kitchen.
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"I've had my eye on this place for a while, it was somewhere that I always identified that I'd love to buy due to the amazing location.
"A few years later, it came on the market, and I finally bought it and completed on it at the beginning of this year.
"I've spent the past nine months refurbishing it, which is really exciting. We've just opened, so we are still getting to grips with everything, our market and who's walking through the doors."
There are lots of nods of quirkiness around the place that make 1620 more than just your average pub, with each fitting in with a Great British theme.
Decorative golden syrup cans of flowers are the centrepieces on each table, as well as a real telephone box door. There's also a 'doggy corner', with the pub being one of very few in Plymouth that welcome dogs.
"Customers are welcome to come in for anything, whether its a bite to eat or just a few drinks," Zena added.
"We are passionate about our food and are hoping to push the menu as much as we can, but equally we've had a weekend where there's been lots of people in here just drinking and we've had a fantastic time."
"I feel very lucky, because I've got a great team of staff behind me. Debbie will be heading up the bar team, and she has lots of previous experience.
"We've got all kinds of staff members from students, to people wanting a career change back into hospitality.
"We also have a great team in the kitchen with collectively 100 years experience between them too. It's nice that everyone wants to be a part of 1620 from its birth and be on board with the business from the start."
1620 is currently open Wednesday to Sunday with varied opening hours. You can find them at 60 Notte Street, PL1 2AG.


Break points are the king makers at the 02
Craig O’Shannessy, strategy analyst for the ATP Tour, reveals how Tsitsipas upset Federer at the Nitto ATP Finals.
Break points are the “king makers” in tennis, and Stefanos Tsitsipas won 14 of the 16 break points played at the 02 Arena on Saturday afternoon.
Tsitsipas advanced to Sunday’s final of the Nitto ATP Finals with a gutsy 6-3, 6-4 victory over Federer by staying strong in the cauldron of break points – especially when having to repel them on his own serve.
Converting break points has traditionally been a weaker part on Federer’s illustrious resume, as he is ranked only 90th with his career average of converting break points, at 41.20 percent (4837/11741). That number is set to fall even more, as he only converted eight percent (1/12) against Tsitsipas.
How did things get so sideways for Federer?
Well, it certainly wasn’t because Tsitsipas played lights out in these crucial moments. Six of Federer’s break point opportunities were against a first serve, with the other six against a second serve. The main way Federer lost break points was a return error, which was half (6/12) of all break points.
Five of the six return errors were off the backhand wing. That’s the match right there.
Federer will be kicking himself all the way home to Switzerland after failing to simply put four backhand returns back in play against second serves. The following break down shows what happened on the twelve break points Federer got a look at.
Break Point Break Down = Won/Lost, Game Score, Point Score, Serve, Result
Set 1
- LOST 0-0, 30-40 – 2nd serve – FH return error.
- LOST 4-2, 0-40 – 1st serve – BH pass error.
- LOST 4-2, 15-40 – 1st serve – Tsitsipas FH winner.
- LOST 4-2 30-40 – 2nd serve BH return error.
- LOST 4-2, Deuce – 1st serve – BH return error.
- LOST 5-3, 30-40 – 2nd serve – Tsitsipas FH volley winner.
Set 2
7. LOST 2-1, 0-40 – 2nd serve – BH return error.
8. LOST 2-1 15-40 – 2nd serve – BH return error.
9. LOST 2-1 30-40 – 1st serve – Tsitsipas overhead winner.
10. WON 2-1 Ad Out – 2nd serve – Tsitsipas FH error.
11. LOST 5-4, 15-40 – 1st serve – FH error.
12. LOST 5-4, 30-40 = 1st serve – BH return error.
Of the three break points Tsitsipas converted against Federer, Tsitsipas hit two forehand winners directed out wide in the Deuce court and forced a forehand error from the exact same location.
Tsitsipas’ primary strategy was not to pound away at Federer’s backhand, but rather to attack his forehand on the run out wide in the Deuce court. Tsitsipas directed 58 percent of his forehands to Federer’s forehand, trying to use the speed of shot and the quick tempo of the court to rush Federer’s preparation in the forehand backswing.
When Tsitsipas was hitting backhands, he was happy to trade backhand blows back cross court, hitting 78 percent of his backhands through the Ad court to Federer’s backhand.
The average rally length for the match was 5.7 shots, with 95 of 143 points (66%) existing in the 0-4 shot range, meaning either player touched the ball a maximum of two times in the point.
Federer is gone. Converting break points was once again the culprit, while it was the crowning achievement for Tsitsipas.
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Kentucky safety officials advise ‘Buckle Up Phone Down’
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky’s highways will be busy with travelers during Thanksgiving week, and safety officials are advising them to buckle up their seat belts and put down their phones.
Kentucky Office of Highway Safety acting Executive Director Jason Siwula says this is one of the busiest travel times, and deaths and injuries can be prevented by fastening safety belts and putting cellphones down.
Last year, there were nearly 2,000 crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday in Kentucky, with 420 injuries and seven deaths. Three of the people killed weren’t wearing a seat belt, and one death involved a distraction.
As of Thursday, there have been 659 Kentucky roadway deaths in 2019, 10 more than the same time last year. Of those deaths, 265 weren’t wearing a seat belt, and over 140 involved distraction.
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Dan Wiechert is the son of Dawn and Steve Wiechert. Dan grew up in Woodridge, Illinois – a suburb of Chicago and has a younger sister named Natalie. Dan has always been interested in technology and decided to major in computer science and mathematics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. During Dan’s time in college he was busy with various internships and always making time for friends. Dan also really enjoyed Husker football and basketball games. After college, Dan took an offer for a job as a software engineer in Kansas City, Missouri. Some of the things that Dan likes to do in his free time are video games, working out, developing new software and watching the Chicago Bears. Dan is very excited for the wedding and the honeymoon that will follow.
One night during her freshman year in college, Shanna was studying with a friend, Connie, for a psychology exam she had later that week. They were studying in a room in Harper Hall where they both lived in the dorm rooms. Connie asked Shanna if she wanted to go hang out with these guys she met earlier that week, and like any college student, hanging out with guys sounded a lot more fun than studying! Connie and Shanna then went to floor eight where she met Dan, Greg and Travis. They hung out for a while and soon Dan asked Connie if Shanna was dating anyone. Dan found out that Shanna was single and soon asked for her number. Dan and Shanna would meet up for dinners at Harper Hall and would hang out whenever they had some free time. By the end of November of their freshman year, they were dating – and the rest is history!
It was a Monday, and Dan and Shanna were visiting family in Chicago for his cousin Julie’s wedding that happened over the weekend. It was early in the morning when Dan’s sister Natalie came to ask Shanna if she would go to a park with her and her dog Roxie. Natalie had always said that Roxie needed daily walks and daily runs, so it was no surprise when Natalie asked this to Shanna. Shanna accepted, and then Natalie, Dan and her all hopped into Natalie’s car and drove to the park to let Roxie run.
When they all arrived at the park, Shanna could tell that something was about to happen because Natalie started to say, “Oh look at these pretty flowers,” she was staying behind taking pictures, which Shanna thought was kind of weird. Dan then took Shanna to a peaceful spot and got down on one knee. Shanna doesn’t remember a single thing Dan said, but she knew that he was popping the question and of course, she said yes!
After the proposal, it was filled with lots of family time and congratulations. There were a lot of visitors and a small gathering at the Wiecherts’ house. Then there was something totally unexpected that happened. For dinner, the family all went to one of the couple’s favorite restaurants in Dan’s hometown – Tai San – where the owner found out that they were all celebrating the couple’s engagement. The owner then went to the glass case and picked out a gorgeous vase from China to give to the couple. It was definitely a great ending to the perfect day.


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Thinking Style
October 4th, 2014
My preferred thinking style is Abstract Sequential. My exact scores were:
- Concrete Sequential (CS) = 12
- Abstract Sequential (AS) = 56
- Abstract Random (AR) = 28
- Concrete Random (CR) = 24
The hardest part so far in Phase 0 has been staring at a blank screen. When we had to design our own website it was really difficult for me to write the first lines of code to get the ball rolling. Once I have some momentum I am able to get in flow and progress nicely, but getting started has been extremely difficult for me. I believe it is related to my learning style because when I am asked to be creative I do not have any sort of blueprint to follow, and I currently do not have any logical steps to take. It is more just guess and check and hope it looks nice.
I have been a firm believer in the growth mindset and working hard at developing this type of mindset years before I even heard of DBC. In fact, it is this type of mindset that eventually led me to finding DBC and ultimately applying. I do not belied that I am forever doomed to being an uncreative person who struggles with design. I believe that up until this point in my life I simply have not noticed design. I have already begun making a more conscientious effort to noticing the design on the websites I frequently visit. I try to map out wireframes of my favorite site to get an idea of what they must look like.
I think I am going to try to build some of these pages from scrap to familiarize myself with the design features they use. I will use Chrome Developer Tools to help me accomplish this. The way my learning style works, I believe that I can develop a mental blueprint for webpages based on my experience of copying and working with different designs. This mental blueprint will help me overcome my fear of the blank screen as I will be able to form logical sequential steps on what to do to get started.


Teleplay by: Brian Buckner & Sebastian Jones
Story by: Robert Carlock
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Monica and Chandler's, Monica is trying on a pair of new boots as Chandler enters.]
Monica: Hey! So what do you think?
Chandler: New haircut? (Monica nods No.) Necklace? (No) Dress? (No) Boots? (Monica nods Yes.) Boots!
Monica: Yes! Now, theyre a little more than I normally spend on boots or rent (Shows him the receipt.)
Chandler: Oh my God!
Monica: I know.
Chandler: Im gonna miss being able to afford food.
Monica: Im sorry, they just, they just look so good! And the saleswoman was looking at me like, "Oh, these are way too expensive for you."
Chandler: She had a point. (Shows her the receipt.)
Rachel: (entering) Hi!
Monica: Hey.
Rachel: Oh my God! (Notices the boots) Oh Monica! Those boots are amazing!
Monica: Theyre mine!
Chandler: Yeah well, too bad were gonna have to return them.
Rachel: Return them?! Shh! Theyre gonna hear you!
Monica: Honey, Im not returning them. Okay? I mean I-I know they cost a lot, but Im going to wear them all the time. Youll see. Besides, I love the compliments. I mean, have you ever had something so beautiful everyone wanted it?
Chandler: I have you.
Monica: Nice try; Im keeping the boots.
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe, Ross, and Rachel are sitting on the couch and Ross is talking to Rachels, who is now showing, stomach.]
Ross: Thats right, I love you! And-and Im gonna play with you all the time.
Phoebe: How can you let him talk to your crotch like that?
Rachel: (pause) Hes talking to the baby.
Phoebe: Ohh! Okay! Okay, cause when-when he said, "I cant wait to hear your first words," I thought, "Theres a trick."
Rachel: Okay. Well, I gotta go you guys. Ill see you later.
Phoebe: Okay.
Ross: Bye.
Rachel: Bye. (She gets up to leave but is stopped by Joey)
Joey: Oh hey Rach, listenHi!
Rachel: Hi.
Joey: Umm, can you do me a favor? I was talkin to my sister and she knows you work at Ralph Lauren
Rachel: No, forget it! No way! I am not sending anymore Ralph Lauren clothes to prison. It is a waste.
Joey: No-no-no-no-no-no, not her, not her. My youngest sister, Dina, shes really interested in fashion, and she wants to talk to someone successful, yknow, to give her some advice.
Rachel: I guess I can talk to one of my supervisors
Joey: Oh no-no-no-no, she wants to talk to you!
Rachel: Really?! Oh my God! Im successful!
Joey: Okay, so will you meet with her?
Rachel: Yes! Id love to! Have her come by the office.
Joey: Great! Thanks! Youre gonna love her so much. AndOh, shes the smartest of all the Tribbiani children. Hey, yknow the S.A.Ts?
Rachel: Yeah.
Joey: She took em!
(Joey goes to get coffee and Rachel exits as the camera pans to Phoebe and Ross on the couch.)
Phoebe: Hey Ross! Doesnt Ben go to the Smithfield Day School?
Ross: Yeah. Why?
Phoebe: Sting has a son that goes there too!
Ross: Yeah I know; hes in Bens class.
Phoebe: You knew this and you never said anything?!
Ross: Fine! No more dinosaur stuff! Can I talk about fossils? (Joey is about to sit down and hears this so instead he groans and exits.)
Phoebe: Stings son, seven years old and theres a picture.
Ross: What are you reading? The Kidnappers Guide to Manhattan Private Schools?
Phoebe: No, its New York magazine. Its an article about the best schools in the city. So how well do you know Sting?
Ross: Uh, I actually havent even met him.
Phoebe: Uh-huh, yeah thats too bad. I really want to go to his concert Friday night, but its totally sold out. I know!  If you get two Ill take you.
Ross: Well actually, Im picking Ben up tomorrow, maybe hell be there.
Phoebe: There you go! Oh, you are so lucky! You might actually get to meet Sting tomorrow! Thats why you have kids!
[Scene: Central Perk, the next day Rachel, Phoebe, and Chandler are there as Monica enters.]
Monica: Hey guys!
Chandler: Hey-hey.
Rachel: Hi Monica!
Monica: Hey. (Sits down on the arm of the couch.)
Rachel: Hi boots.
Monica: See Chandler? Im getting a lot of use out of them already! Theyre very practical. See, you can wear them with dresses, with skirts, with pants
Chandler: You can wear them with shorts on a street corner and earn the money to pay for them. (Goes and gets some coffee at the counter.)
Phoebe: Wow! Theyre beautiful!
Rachel: Ahh
Monica: (almost crying) They hurt so much!
Phoebe: What?!
Monica: The guy who made these hates feet and wants to see them die!
Rachel: Well-well you can give them to me! I havent felt my feet in years!
Monica: I cant! I spent so much money on them and I told Chandler that Id wear them all the time, I just cant give them away!

Monica: I cant do that either!
Ross: (entering) Hey!
Chandler: (returning to his seat) Hey!
Ross: Hey I uh just picked up Ben from school
Chandler: (spinning around looking for him) I dont think you did a very thorough job!
Ross: I dropped him off at Carols. (To Phoebe) Anyway, it turns out that Im not going to be able to get those tickets though.
Phoebe: Oh no! Why not?
Ross: Well it turns out that Ben and Stings son do not get along.
Phoebe: How come?!
Ross: Apparently, Stings son made fun of the fact that Bens moms are lesbinims.
Phoebe: Wait! But Ross if they dont get along then you should smooth things over. Make them be friends.
Ross: Phoebe, you cant force kids to be friends.
Phoebe: Sure you can! Give them some blocks, put them in a playpen!
Ross: Playpen?! Bens seven!
Phoebe: Your kid is seven?! (Ross nods, "Yes.") (To the rest) Hes really small. (To Ross) Please! Please get the tickets!
Ross: Look Im sorry Pheebs, I cant do it.
Phoebe: Yes you can! Sting says so himself!
Ross: What?
Phoebe: (singing) Rosssss can!
Ross: Look Phoebe, Im sorry its just
Phoebe: (singing) Rossss can!
Ross: Phoebe, I
Phoebe: (singing) Rosss can! Give me the tickets! Ross can give me the tickets!!
(Ross runs out to get the tickets.)
[Scene: Rachels Office, Joey has brought Dina to meet with Rachel.]
Joey: (entering, with Dina) Here she is! Future fashion superstar!

Rachel: Right! Hi Dina!
Dina: Hi.
Rachel: Nice to meet you. (They shake hands.)
Dina: Thanks so much for meetin with me. Joeys told me so much about you!
Joey: This is so exciting for her. Well, Ill let you two fash ists get down to business. (Exits.)
Rachel: Okay. All right Dina, well lets talk about the different areas of fashion that you could get involved in. Lets see, theres design, but you may need a whole other degree for that. Uh, theres-theres sales, which is great because you get to travel
Dina: I I dont care about fashion! Im pregnant! And I know you are too, so you gotta help me!
Rachel: (stunned) And theres marketing
[Scene: The Hallway, Monica is returning, but before she enters the apartment she stops on the step and changes from wearing tennis shoes to the boots and she moans in pain as she puts each boot on.]
Monica: (standing up) Ahhhhhhhh!
Chandler: (opening the door) Whats wrong?
Monica: Oh nothing Im justjust was yawning. (Mimics the groan from before and stretches.)
Chandler: Oh dont forget, my office holiday party is tonight. (They go into the apartment.)
Monica: Honey, we dont really have to go to this thing tonight do we?
Chandler: Now sweetie, I know you dont like my office parties, but you can wear your new boots. See? Every cloud has a supple leather lining.
Monica: I-I dont-I dont think that Im gonna wear the boots tonight.
Chandler: Why not?
Monica: Well yknow, Im just-Im just worried that bosses will see them and think they pay you too much money. Or! Or your assistant will see them and-and want a raise!
Chandler: Do you think I work at some kind of boot pricing company?
Monica: Anyway, I picked up this outfit that I want to wear and the, and the boots dont really go with it.

Monica: Fine! If you want me to wear the boots, Ill wear the boots. In fact, Ill go into my room right now and yknow try the outfit on.
Chandler: Okay.
Monica: Okay? (She starts to walk which causes her to start crying) Ooo wee! Christmas party in my boots! (Runs into the bedroom and mixes saying ow with laughing.)
[Scene: The Hallway, Rachel is about to enter her apartment with Dina to tell Joey the news.]
Dina: I-I cant go in there. I cant tell him!
Rachel: Honey, its going to be okay. Hes been incredibly supportive of me, and if he gets a little upset; thats what the meatball sub is for. (She gives Dina a sandwich wrapped in aluminum foil.)
Dina: Thank you.
Rachel: Okay.
(They enter.)
Joey: Hey! Its my fashion girls! (They dont react.) Whats wrong?
 Dina has something that she wants to tell you.
Joey: (concerned) Oh. Whats, whats going on? Is it mom? Is she sick? Is it dads heart? Is that a sandwich?
Dina: Joe, mom and dad are fine
Joey: Is that a sandwich?!
Rachel: Joey theres something that you should know. Dina?
Dina: Im pregnant.
Joey: (angrily) What?!
Rachel: (To Dina) Now! Give him the sandwich! Give him the sandwich! (She quickly sets the sandwich in front of him.)
Joey: Well obviously this is a mistake! You cant be pregnant!
Dina: Joe, I tried to wait until I was 25 like you did!
Rachel: What?! Dina
Joey: (to Rachel) Bub!!! (Points at her and quiets Rachel.) (To Dina) I cant believe this! Youre the good one! You went to college! Both years! Who did this to you?!
Dina: Bobby Corso, but hes a real nice guy. I like him a lot. Hes real funny.
Joey: You got pregnant for funny?! Dina if hes funny laugh! All right, Ill be back in a little while! You stay here!
Dina: Why? Where are you going?
Joey: I cant look at you right now! (Exits and slams the door behind him.)
Dina: Wow.
Rachel: I know.
(Joey storms back in and covering his face so he doesnt see Dina grabs the sandwich and heads back out.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: The Midfield Day School, its after school and Ben is taking a drink of water as Phoebe enters.]
Phoebe: Oh, there you are Ben!
Ben: Aunt Phoebe, what are you doing here?
Phoebe: Well, I heard youre having a problem with one of the boys in your class. And so I thought I would just come down here and sit you both down, have a little talk and make it all okay. Now umm, the boys name is Stings son.
Ben: Jack?
Phoebe: Now Ben, sometimes people may seem like jerks on the outside, but they have famous fathers.
Ben: I have to go. My friend Doug is waiting for me over there. (Goes over to Doug.)
Phoebe: Him youre friends with. (Starts looking at the children trying to find Jack and a teacher notices her.)
The Teacher: Excuse me. Can, can I help you with something?
Phoebe: Yes! Yes you can, Im looking for Jacks parents.
The Teacher: Are you with one of the students?
Phoebe: Uh-huh, Im with Ben.
The Teacher: Are you one of Bens mothers?
Phoebe: I am one of Bens mothers. Im a lesbian. It was, it was difficult coming out to my parents.
The Teacher: Well hi, Im Jenny Boone. Im the new teacher here.
Phoebe: Oh.
The Teacher: Ive only met your partner Carol.
Phoebe: Ah! Okay so that would make me Susan.
The Teacher: Right. Are you looking for Jacks parents to discuss the problems hes having with Ben? (Phoebe nods Yes.) Yeah. Because I really do think the parents should sit down and have a conversation.
Phoebe: Yeah! Lets do that!! That-that sounds good. We should sit down and talk, just me, my lover Carol, and the Stings. Umm, how-how will I get in touch with them?
The Teacher: Oh, their number is on the contact sheet.
Phoebe: Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Umm, could-could I get a copy of that? Cause Carol threw it out, she lost ours.
[Scene: A Street, Chandler and Monica are walking down the sidewalk after his office holiday party.]
Chandler: Yknow, that party wasnt bad.
Monica: Yeah! I didnt know there would be dancing. That was a fun surprise!
Chandler: I dont see any uh, cabs. Maybe we should just walk?
Monica: Oh no, we cant walk!
Chandler: What honey, its like fifteen blocks to the subway. Lets go.
Monica: Hey! Do you think that we can get to the subway right there if we climb down through the manhole cover?
Chandler: Whats going on?
Monica: I cant walk. Okay? Okay? These boots were a huge mistake!
Chandler: What?
Monica: Okay you were right! All right, I never should have bought them! Theyre killing me! One toe at a time!
Chandler: So I was right. This is what it feels like to be right. (Pause) Its oddly unsettling.
Monica: How are we gonna get home? Maybe a piggy-back ride?
Chandler: Hop on.
Monica: Okay. Wait, just give me a second, I need to just get my boots off first. (She starts taking them off.)
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Dina and Rachel are reading pregnancy books, Dina Pregnancy for Dummies and Rachel something else.]
Dina: Do you ever worry that youll be walking and your baby will just like slip out?
Rachel: What college was that Dina?
(Joey enters dragging a guy.)
Dina: Oh my God! Bobby!
Bobby: Hi Dina. Good to see you.
Rachel: Joey, what are you doing?
Joey: Just what needs to be done! Dearly beloved, we are gathered here to join this man and this woman
Rachel: Oh Joey this is crazy!
Joey: Dont interrupt me when Im talkin to God! Now where were we? Oh right, okay. Do you Dina, take this man
Dina: No!
Joey: Oh youll take em!
Dina: No I wont!
Joey: Hey! You dont get a say in this!
Dina: Yes I do!
Joey: Ahhh! I heard "I do", were halfway there! Okay! (To Bobby) You!
Rachel: All right Joey! That is enough! (Grabs him and pulls him away from Bobby and Dina) Listen, as beautiful and moving as this ceremony is, its not legal. Okay? They-they dont have a marriage license, they dont have any witnesses, and the groom only has on one shoe!
Bobby: Yeah, he took the other one off and hit me with it.
Joey: Well what am I supposed to do?
Rachel: Youre supposed to realize that they are adults! And that they can make their own decisions.
Joey: No they cant!
Rachel: Heyyyyy! Contraceptives are not always effective! (To Bobby and Dina) Right?
Bobby: Yeah we kinda didnt use any
Rachel: Oh, come on kids! A little help here!
[Scene: Stings Apartment, Phoebe has come to talk about Jack and is waiting for Stings wife, Trudie Styler, to enter.]
Phoebe: Wow! This place is incredible! (Gasps) Stings pen that he gave to Phoebe. (Puts the pen in her purse and goes over to a floor-to-ceiling bookcase) Come on! Secret passageway! (Starts pulling books at random as Trudie enters.)
Trudie Styler: Hi! (By the way, its actually her.)
Phoebe: Hi!
Trudie Styler: Im Trudie.
Phoebe: Uh-huh.
Trudie Styler: You must be Bens mum.
Phoebe: Why else would I be here?
Trudie Styler: Do sit down.
Phoebe: Uh-huh. (They go and sit down.)
Trudie Styler: I gather Jack and Ben havent been getting along lately.
Phoebe: Yeah.
Trudie Styler: Im told there are two sides to this story, but all Ive heard is that Bens a bit of a poo-poo head.
Phoebe: Umm, Im sorry. Wont-wont Jacks father be joining us?
Trudie Styler: Oh Im sorry, Jacks father is not available.
Phoebe: Uh-hmm. Okay. Well then, could we reschedule? For say, Friday night perhaps at 8 oclock?
Trudie Styler: Oh no, I know that wouldnt work. My husbands in concert.
Phoebe: Concert. Yeah. That does put us in quite a pickle. Because you see Im very busy before and after the concert, and hes obviously busy during.
Trudie Styler: So, I guess you and I should talk about Jack and Ben right now.
Phoebe: Unless! Unless umm, okay I-I would be willing to go to the concert, umm, all the while thinking about the children of course.
Trudie Styler: Are you here for tickets?
Phoebe: Oh, thank you. Four would be great.
Trudie Styler: Im not giving concert tickets to someone whod use their son like this!
Phoebe: Oh good! Then youre in luck! Bens not my son!
Trudie Styler: (stands up) Look, Ive just pressed a button, triggering a silent alarm. Any minute now, the police will be here!
Phoebe: The Police? Here? A reunion?! (She gets out her camera.)
[Scene: The Street, Chandler is carrying Monica past a store window.]
Chandler: Okay, ten blocks down. Five to go.
Monica: (notices something in the window) Oh wait! Stop! Stop! Stop!
Chandler: Oh Im sorry! Do you need a break?
Monica: My boots in tan! Hey! Can you get a little closer so I can see the price?
Chandler: I can see it from right here. Itll cost you one husband.
Monica: Okay, Im sorry. I think I can walk the rest of the way now. Just-just give me my boots.
Chandler: (pause) I dont have your boots.
Monica: Well I dont have them either. Where are they?
Chandler: Well, why dont you check in one of my saddlebags while I chew on a bale of hay!
Monica: Okay. (She gets off him.) God well, we gotta go back and get them!

Monica: Okay, Im never gonna wear them again. I just didnt get a chance to say goodbye.
Chandler: Yknow what? You can say goodbye to the tan ones.
Monica: Okay. (Climbs back on his back.) All right.
Chandler: Okay. (Moves closer to the window.)
Monica: (to the boots) Bye bootsWait! Half off?! (Chandler runs off.)
[Scene: Joey and Rachel's, Joey and Rachel are still discussing Bobby and Dinas situation.]
Rachel: Joey, just because theyre not getting married doesnt mean this is going to be a disaster. Maybe they have a plan!
Joey: Oh? Oh! Okay! Okay! Lets hear their plan! Now, whats the future look like for Dina and Bobby?
Bobby: Well I really have high hopes for my band.
Joey: (to Dina) You were right. He is funny.
Rachel: Hey, now wait a minute!  Now come on Bobby, why dont you tell us a little bit about your band?
Bobby: Well its just me and my pal Rooster, the bands name is Numb Nuts.
Rachel: (To Dina) Really? (Nods her head at Bobby.)
Joey: Dina, if youre having a baby you should be married! Even if it is to Bobby! (Bobby gets happy.) Dude, thats not a compliment!
Dina: No Joey! I knew you wouldnt be supportive!
Joey: So whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa! What are you gonna do? Youre gonna have the baby and-and raise it by yourself without a husband?!
Rachel: Oh excuse me! Am I ruining my life?
Joey: No! No! No! Its different for you. Youre so strong and together.
Dina: Excuse me?
Joey: One pregnant woman at a time, please! I just want you to be okay.
Rachel: So forcing her to marry Bobby is gonna make that happen?
Joey: Maybe! (To Bobby) Well! Well so-so uh, what kind of music does Numb NutsOh forget it! I cant!
Dina: Joey, I am scared to death about this. But I really think I can do it, Im just gonna need some help. And Bobbys gonna be here the whole time.
Bobby: You bet I am! (To Joey) And to answer your earlier question, were straight-up gangster rap.
Dina: Look, Rachels told me how much easier youve made all this on her. Why cant you do that for me?
Joey: Because!
  Im not even scared to tell mom and dad. I was scared of telling you.
Joey: Well Id be scared of them, but all right.
 I want him to have his uncle. Is my baby gonna have his Uncle Joey?
Joey: Of course hes gonna have his Uncle Joey!
Dina: Were gonna be all right. I mean, even if were not married this baby is gonna be so loved. Not just by us.
Joey: Thats right! By his uncle too!
Bobby: And by you.
Rachel: Okay Bobby, why dont we just come over here and let them have a little moment. (Drags Bobby away from Joey and Dina.)
Joey: Come here! (Hugs Dina and Bobby looks to hug Rachel.)
Rachel: No! Seriously! Whats wrong with you?!
Closing Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe and Ross are there.]
Ross: Youre gonna love me so much. I got Sting tickets!! (Holds up two.)
Phoebe: Oh my God! I do love you! How did you do it?!
Ross: Well lets just say (singing) Rosss caaaaan!
Phoebe: Oo, where are the seats?
Ross: Uh, middle balcony.
Phoebe: Okay, now would you say that thats more than 50 yards away from Sting, his wife, or a member of his family?
Ross: Yeah.
Phoebe: Then thats not breaking the law! Im there!
End


ELINKSKEYS
Section: ELinks keybindings (5)Updated: 07/07/2009
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NAME
elinkskeys - keybindings for ELinksSYNOPSIS
Information on how to configure keybinding and overview of the default keybindings.DESCRIPTION
Key binding for elinks should be placed in the file ~/.elinks/elinks.conf. Note that any information regarding their format/structure may not be up-to-date. If you will discover that, please feed us with a patch.Key binding statements are of the form:
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bind <keymap> <keystroke> = <action>
<keymap>
- is main, edit, or menu. The main keymap is used for general browsing. The edit keymap is used for editing text fields. The menu keymap is used for navigating menus.
<keystroke>
- is a case sensitive key, which you can prefix with Ctrl-, Alt-, or both. Ctrl- must be followed by an uppercase key. See below for a list of valid keys.
<action>
- is what the key should do. The actions available are dependent on the keymap, and are listed separately below.
Keys can be unbound just by binding them to the special none action. It may be of use if you accidentally type a key often.
EXAMPLE BINDINGS
Some sample keybindings:
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bind "main" "v" = "view-image" bind "main" "l" = "jump-to-link" bind "main" "L" = "link-menu" bind "main" "F10" = "file-menu" bind "main" "F9" = "menu" bind "main" "Escape" = "menu" bind "edit" "Ctrl-R" = "auto-complete-unambiguous" bind "edit" "Ctrl-W" = "auto-complete" bind "edit" "Ctrl-K" = "kill-to-eol" bind "menu" "Ctrl-B" = "page-up" bind "menu" "PageUp" = "page-up" bind "menu" "Ctrl-F" = "page-down" bind "menu" "PageDown" = "page-down" # ELinks with Lua support bind "main" "," = "lua-console"
KEYS
Valid keys are: alphanumeric characters, punctuation, Enter, Backspace, Tab, Escape, Left, Right, Up, Down, Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp, PageDown, F1 to F12.Some keys will need to be quoted or escaped. For example, space can be written as " " (quote space quote), and the quote itself as \" (backslash quote). Backslash can be written as \\ (double backslash).
KEYMAP ACTIONS
MAIN ACTIONS
abort-connection
- Abort connection.
add-bookmark
- Add a new bookmark.
add-bookmark-link
- Add a new bookmark using current link.
add-bookmark-tabs
- Bookmark all open tabs.
auth-manager
- Open authentication manager.
backspace-prefix
- Backspace the last entered digit of the current prefix.
bookmark-manager
- Open bookmark manager.
cache-manager
- Open cache manager.
cache-minimize
- Free unused cache entries.
cookie-manager
- Open cookie manager.
cookies-load
- Reload cookies file.
copy-clipboard
- Copy text to clipboard.
document-info
- Show information about the current page.
download-manager
- Open download manager.
exmode
- Enter ex-mode (command line).
file-menu
- Open the File menu.
find-next
- Find the next occurrence of the current search text.
find-next-back
- Find the previous occurrence of the current search text.
forget-credentials
- Forget authentication credentials.
formhist-manager
- Open form history manager.
frame-external-command
- Pass URI of current frame to external command.
frame-maximize
- Maximize the current frame.
frame-next
- Move to the next frame.
frame-prev
- Move to the previous frame.
goto-url
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box.
goto-url-current
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box containing the current URL.
goto-url-current-link
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box containing the current link URL.
goto-url-home
- Go to the homepage.
header-info
- Show information about the current page protocol headers.
history-manager
- Open history manager.
history-move-back
- Return to the previous document in history.
history-move-forward
- Go forward in history.
jump-to-link
- Jump to link.
keybinding-manager
- Open keybinding manager.
kill-backgrounded-connections
- Kill all backgrounded connections.
link-download
- Download the current link.
link-download-image
- Download the current image.
link-download-resume
- Attempt to resume download of the current link.
link-external-command
- Pass URI of current link to external command.
link-follow
- Follow the current link.
link-follow-reload
- Follow the current link, forcing reload of the target.
link-menu
- Open the link context menu.
link-form-menu
- Open the form fields menu.
lua-console
- Open a Lua console.
mark-goto
- Go at a specified mark.
mark-set
- Set a mark.
menu
- Activate the menu.
move-cursor-down
- Move cursor down.
move-cursor-left
- Move cursor left.
move-cursor-line-start
- Move cursor to the start of the line.
move-cursor-right
- Move cursor right.
move-cursor-up
- Move cursor up.
move-document-end
- Move to the end of the document.
move-document-start
- Move to the start of the document.
move-link-down
- Move one link down.
move-link-down-line
- Move to the next line with a link.
move-link-left
- Move one link left.
move-link-left-line
- Move one link left or to the previous link.
move-link-next
- Move to the next link.
move-link-prev
- Move to the previous link.
move-link-right
- Move one link right.
move-link-right-line
- Move one link right or to the next link.
move-link-up
- Move one link up.
move-link-up-line
- Move to the previous line with a link.
move-page-down
- Move downwards by a page.
move-page-up
- Move upwards by a page.
open-link-in-new-tab
- Open the current link in a new tab.
open-link-in-new-tab-in-background
- Open the current link in a new tab in the background.
open-link-in-new-window
- Open the current link in a new window.
open-new-tab
- Open a new tab.
open-new-tab-in-background
- Open a new tab in the background.
open-new-window
- Open a new window.
open-os-shell
- Open an OS shell.
options-manager
- Open options manager.
quit
- Open a quit confirmation dialog box.
really-quit
- Quit without confirmation.
redraw
- Redraw the terminal.
reload
- Reload the current page.
rerender
- Re-render the current page.
reset-form
- Reset form items to their initial values.
resource-info
- Show information about the currently used resources.
save-as
- Save the current document in source form.
save-formatted
- Save the current document in formatted form.
save-options
- Save options.
save-url-as
- Save URL as.
scroll-down
- Scroll down.
scroll-left
- Scroll left.
scroll-right
- Scroll right.
scroll-up
- Scroll up.
search
- Search for a text pattern.
search-back
- Search backwards for a text pattern.
search-typeahead
- Search link text by typing ahead.
search-typeahead-link
- Search link text by typing ahead.
search-typeahead-text
- Search document text by typing ahead.
search-typeahead-text-back
- Search document text backwards by typing ahead.
show-term-options
- Show terminal options dialog.
submit-form
- Submit form.
submit-form-reload
- Submit form and reload.
tab-close
- Close tab.
tab-close-all-but-current
- Close all tabs but the current one.
tab-external-command
- Pass URI of current tab to external command.
tab-menu
- Open the tab menu.
tab-move-left
- Move the current tab to the left.
tab-move-right
- Move the current tab to the right.
tab-next
- Next tab.
tab-prev
- Previous tab.
terminal-resize
- Open the terminal resize dialog.
toggle-css
- Toggle rendering of page using CSS.
toggle-display-images
- Toggle displaying of links to images.
toggle-display-tables
- Toggle rendering of tables.
toggle-document-colors
- Toggle usage of document specific colors.
toggle-html-plain
- Toggle rendering page as HTML / plain text.
toggle-mouse
- Toggle mouse handling.
toggle-numbered-links
- Toggle displaying of links numbers.
toggle-plain-compress-empty-lines
- Toggle plain renderer compression of empty lines.
toggle-wrap-text
- Toggle wrapping of text.
view-image
- View the current image.
EDIT ACTIONS
auto-complete
- Attempt to auto-complete the input.
auto-complete-file
- Attempt to auto-complete a local file.
auto-complete-unambiguous
- Attempt to unambiguously auto-complete the input.
backspace
- Delete character in front of the cursor.
beginning-of-buffer
- Go to the first line of the buffer.
cancel
- Cancel current state.
copy-clipboard
- Copy text to clipboard.
cut-clipboard
- Cut text to clipboard.
delete
- Delete character under cursor.
down
- Move cursor downwards.
end
- Go to the end of the page/line.
end-of-buffer
- Go to the last line of the buffer.
enter
- Follow the current link.
home
- Go to the start of the page/line.
kill-to-bol
- Delete to beginning of line.
kill-to-eol
- Delete to end of line.
kill-word-back
- Delete backwards to start of word.
left
- Move the cursor left.
move-backward-word
- Move cursor before current word.
move-forward-word
- Move cursor after current word.
next-item
- Move to the next item.
open-external
- Open in external editor.
paste-clipboard
- Paste text from the clipboard.
previous-item
- Move to the previous item.
redraw
- Redraw the terminal.
right
- Move the cursor right.
search-toggle-regex
- Toggle regex matching (type-ahead searching).
up
- Move cursor upwards.
MENU ACTIONS
cancel
- Cancel current state.
delete
- Delete character under cursor.
down
- Move cursor downwards.
end
- Go to the end of the page/line.
enter
- Follow the current link.
expand
- Expand item.
home
- Go to the start of the page/line.
left
- Move the cursor left.
mark-item
- Mark item.
next-item
- Move to the next item.
page-down
- Move downwards by a page.
page-up
- Move upwards by a page.
previous-item
- Move to the previous item.
redraw
- Redraw the terminal.
right
- Move the cursor right.
search
- Search for a text pattern.
select
- Select current highlighted item.
unexpand
- Collapse item.
up
- Move cursor upwards.
DEFAULT BINDINGS
The default bindings are shown below. Any bindings in ~/.elinks/elinks.conf will override these.MAIN KEYS
Space
- Move downwards by a page (move-page-down)
"#"
- Search link text by typing ahead (search-typeahead)
"%"
- Toggle usage of document specific colors (toggle-document-colors)
"*"
- Toggle displaying of links to images (toggle-display-images)
","
- Open a Lua console (lua-console)
"."
- Toggle displaying of links numbers (toggle-numbered-links)
"/"
- Search for a text pattern (search)
":"
- Enter ex-mode (command line) (exmode)
"<"
- Previous tab (tab-prev)
Alt-"<"
- Move the current tab to the left (tab-move-left)
"="
- Show information about the current page (document-info)
">"
- Next tab (tab-next)
Alt-">"
- Move the current tab to the right (tab-move-right)
"?"
- Search backwards for a text pattern (search-back)
"A"
- Add a new bookmark using current link (add-bookmark-link)
Ctrl-"A"
- Move to the start of the document (move-document-start)
Ctrl-"B"
- Move upwards by a page (move-page-up)
"C"
- Open cache manager (cache-manager)
"D"
- Open download manager (download-manager)
"E"
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box containing the current link URL (goto-url-current-link)
Ctrl-"E"
- Move to the end of the document (move-document-end)
"F"
- Open form history manager (formhist-manager)
Ctrl-"F"
- Move downwards by a page (move-page-down)
"G"
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box containing the current URL (goto-url-current)
"H"
- Go to the homepage (goto-url-home)
"K"
- Open cookie manager (cookie-manager)
Ctrl-"K"
- Reload cookies file (cookies-load)
"L"
- Open the link context menu (link-menu)
Ctrl-"L"
- Redraw the terminal (redraw)
"N"
- Find the previous occurrence of the current search text (find-next-back)
Ctrl-"N"
- Scroll down (scroll-down)
Ctrl-"P"
- Scroll up (scroll-up)
"Q"
- Quit without confirmation (really-quit)
Ctrl-"R"
- Reload the current page (reload)
"T"
- Open the current link in a new tab in the background (open-link-in-new-tab-in-background)
"W"
- Toggle wrapping of text (toggle-wrap-text)
"["
- Scroll left (scroll-left)
"'"
- Go at a specified mark (mark-goto)
"\"
- Toggle rendering page as HTML / plain text (toggle-html-plain)
"]"
- Scroll right (scroll-right)
"a"
- Add a new bookmark (add-bookmark)
"b"
- Move upwards by a page (move-page-up)
"c"
- Close tab (tab-close)
"d"
- Download the current link (link-download)
"e"
- Open the tab menu (tab-menu)
"f"
- Maximize the current frame (frame-maximize)
"g"
- Open "Go to URL" dialog box (goto-url)
"h"
- Open history manager (history-manager)
"k"
- Open keybinding manager (keybinding-manager)
"l"
- Jump to link (jump-to-link)
"m"
- Set a mark (mark-set)
"n"
- Find the next occurrence of the current search text (find-next)
"o"
- Open options manager (options-manager)
"q"
- Open a quit confirmation dialog box (quit)
"r"
- Attempt to resume download of the current link (link-download-resume)
"s"
- Open bookmark manager (bookmark-manager)
"t"
- Open a new tab (open-new-tab)
"u"
- Go forward in history (history-move-forward)
"v"
- View the current image (view-image)
"x"
- Follow the current link, forcing reload of the target (link-follow-reload)
"z"
- Abort connection (abort-connection)
"{"
- Scroll left (scroll-left)
"|"
- Show information about the current page protocol headers (header-info)
"}"
- Scroll right (scroll-right)
Backspace
- Backspace the last entered digit of the current prefix (backspace-prefix)
Delete
- Scroll down (scroll-down)
Down
- Move to the next link (move-link-next)
End
- Move to the end of the document (move-document-end)
Enter
- Follow the current link (link-follow)
Ctrl-Enter
- Follow the current link, forcing reload of the target (link-follow-reload)
Escape
- Activate the menu (menu)
F10
- Open the File menu (file-menu)
F9
- Activate the menu (menu)
Home
- Move to the start of the document (move-document-start)
Insert
- Scroll up (scroll-up)
Ctrl-Insert
- Copy text to clipboard (copy-clipboard)
Left
- Return to the previous document in history (history-move-back)
PageDown
- Move downwards by a page (move-page-down)
PageUp
- Move upwards by a page (move-page-up)
Right
- Follow the current link (link-follow)
Ctrl-Right
- Follow the current link, forcing reload of the target (link-follow-reload)
Tab
- Move to the next frame (frame-next)
Alt-Tab
- Move to the previous frame (frame-prev)
Shift-Tab
- Move to the previous frame (frame-prev)
Up
- Move to the previous link (move-link-prev)
EDIT KEYS
Alt-"<"
- Go to the first line of the buffer (beginning-of-buffer)
Alt-">"
- Go to the last line of the buffer (end-of-buffer)
Ctrl-"A"
- Go to the start of the page/line (home)
Alt-"b"
- Move cursor before current word (move-backward-word)
Ctrl-"D"
- Delete character under cursor (delete)
Ctrl-"E"
- Go to the end of the page/line (end)
Alt-"f"
- Move cursor after current word (move-forward-word)
Ctrl-"H"
- Delete character in front of the cursor (backspace)
Ctrl-"K"
- Delete to end of line (kill-to-eol)
Ctrl-"L"
- Redraw the terminal (redraw)
Alt-"r"
- Toggle regex matching (type-ahead searching) (search-toggle-regex)
Ctrl-"F"
- Attempt to auto-complete a local file (auto-complete-file)
Ctrl-"R"
- Attempt to unambiguously auto-complete the input (auto-complete-unambiguous)
Ctrl-"T"
- Open in external editor (open-external)
Ctrl-"U"
- Delete to beginning of line (kill-to-bol)
Ctrl-"V"
- Paste text from the clipboard (paste-clipboard)
Ctrl-"W"
- Attempt to auto-complete the input (auto-complete)
Ctrl-"X"
- Cut text to clipboard (cut-clipboard)
Alt-Backspace
- Delete backwards to start of word (kill-word-back)
Backspace
- Delete character in front of the cursor (backspace)
Delete
- Delete character under cursor (delete)
Down
- Move cursor downwards (down)
End
- Go to the end of the page/line (end)
Enter
- Follow the current link (enter)
Escape
- Cancel current state (cancel)
F4
- Open in external editor (open-external)
Home
- Go to the start of the page/line (home)
Ctrl-Insert
- Copy text to clipboard (copy-clipboard)
Left
- Move the cursor left (left)
Right
- Move the cursor right (right)
Tab
- Move to the next item (next-item)
Alt-Tab
- Move to the previous item (previous-item)
Shift-Tab
- Move to the previous item (previous-item)
Up
- Move cursor upwards (up)
MENU KEYS
Space
- Select current highlighted item (select)
"*"
- Mark item (mark-item)
"+"
- Expand item (expand)
"-"
- Collapse item (unexpand)
"/"
- Search for a text pattern (search)
"="
- Expand item (expand)
Ctrl-"A"
- Go to the start of the page/line (home)
Ctrl-"B"
- Move upwards by a page (page-up)
Ctrl-"E"
- Go to the end of the page/line (end)
Ctrl-"F"
- Move downwards by a page (page-down)
Ctrl-"L"
- Redraw the terminal (redraw)
Ctrl-"N"
- Move cursor downwards (down)
Ctrl-"P"
- Move cursor upwards (up)
Alt-"V"
- Move upwards by a page (page-up)
Ctrl-"V"
- Move downwards by a page (page-down)
"["
- Expand item (expand)
"]"
- Collapse item (unexpand)
"_"
- Collapse item (unexpand)
Delete
- Delete character under cursor (delete)
Down
- Move cursor downwards (down)
End
- Go to the end of the page/line (end)
Enter
- Follow the current link (enter)
Escape
- Cancel current state (cancel)
Home
- Go to the start of the page/line (home)
Insert
- Mark item (mark-item)
Left
- Move the cursor left (left)
PageDown
- Move downwards by a page (page-down)
PageUp
- Move upwards by a page (page-up)
Right
- Move the cursor right (right)
Tab
- Move to the next item (next-item)
Alt-Tab
- Move to the previous item (previous-item)
Shift-Tab
- Move to the previous item (previous-item)
Up
- Move cursor upwards (up)
AUTHOR
This manual page was finally written by Peter Wang (one and a half years after writing the binding code), using excerpts by David Mediavilla. You can thank Petr Baudis for the subtle requests for documentation. Updated by Zas. Moved to asciidoc format and cleaned up by Jonas Fonseca.SEE ALSO
elinks(1), elinks.conf(5)
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Time: 05:33:59 GMT, December 24, 2015


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Tcl_SetObjResult, Tcl_GetObjResult, Tcl_SetResult, Tcl_GetStringResult, Tcl_AppendResult, Tcl_AppendResultVA, Tcl_AppendElement, Tcl_ResetResult, Tcl_FreeResult - manipulate Tcl result
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_SetObjResult(interp, objPtr)
Tcl_Obj *
Tcl_GetObjResult(interp)
Tcl_SetResult(interp, string, freeProc)
CONST char *
Tcl_GetStringResult(interp)
Tcl_AppendResult(interp, string, string, ... ,
(char *) NULL)
Tcl_AppendResultVA(interp, argList)
Tcl_AppendElement(interp, string)
Tcl_ResetResult(interp)
Tcl_FreeResult(interp)
The procedures described here are utilities for manipulating the result value in a Tcl interpreter. The interpreter result may be either a Tcl object or a string. For example, Tcl_SetObjResult and Tcl_SetResult set the interpreter result to, respectively, an object and a string. Similarly, Tcl_GetObjResult and Tcl_GetStringResult return the interpreter result as an object and as a string. The procedures always keep the string and object forms of the interpreter result consistent. For example, if Tcl_SetObjResult is called to set the result to an object, then Tcl_GetStringResult is called, it will return the object's string value.
Tcl_SetObjResult arranges for objPtr to be the result for interp, replacing any existing result. The result is left pointing to the object referenced by objPtr. objPtr's reference count is incremented since there is now a new reference to it from interp. The reference count for any old result object is decremented and the old result object is freed if no references to it remain.
Tcl_GetObjResult returns the result for interp as an object. The object's reference count is not incremented; if the caller needs to retain a long-term pointer to the object they should use Tcl_IncrRefCount to increment its reference count in order to keep it from being freed too early or accidently changed.
Tcl_SetResult arranges for string to be the result for the current Tcl command in interp, replacing any existing result. The freeProc argument specifies how to manage the storage for the string argument; it is discussed in the section THE TCL_FREEPROC ARGUMENT TO TCL_SETRESULT below. If string is NULL, then freeProc is ignored and Tcl_SetResult re-initializes interp's result to point to an empty string.
Tcl_GetStringResult returns the result for interp as an string. If the result was set to an object by a Tcl_SetObjResult call, the object form will be converted to a string and returned. If the object's string representation contains null bytes, this conversion will lose information. For this reason, programmers are encouraged to write their code to use the new object API procedures and to call Tcl_GetObjResult instead.
Tcl_ResetResult clears the result for interp and leaves the result in its normal empty initialized state. If the result is an object, its reference count is decremented and the result is left pointing to an unshared object representing an empty string. If the result is a dynamically allocated string, its memory is free*d and the result is left as a empty string. Tcl_ResetResult also clears the error state managed by Tcl_AddErrorInfo, Tcl_AddObjErrorInfo, and Tcl_SetErrorCode.
Use of the following procedures is deprecated since they manipulate the Tcl result as a string. Procedures such as Tcl_SetObjResult that manipulate the result as an object can be significantly more efficient.
Tcl_AppendResult makes it easy to build up Tcl results in pieces. It takes each of its string arguments and appends them in order to the current result associated with interp. If the result is in its initialized empty state (e.g. a command procedure was just invoked or Tcl_ResetResult was just called), then Tcl_AppendResult sets the result to the concatenation of its string arguments. Tcl_AppendResult may be called repeatedly as additional pieces of the result are produced. Tcl_AppendResult takes care of all the storage management issues associated with managing interp's result, such as allocating a larger result area if necessary. It also converts the current interpreter result from an object to a string, if necessary, before appending the argument strings. Any number of string arguments may be passed in a single call; the last argument in the list must be a NULL pointer.
Tcl_AppendResultVA is the same as Tcl_AppendResult except that instead of taking a variable number of arguments it takes an argument list.
Tcl_AppendElement is similar to Tcl_AppendResult in that it allows results to be built up in pieces. However, Tcl_AppendElement takes only a single string argument and it appends that argument to the current result as a proper Tcl list element. Tcl_AppendElement adds backslashes or braces if necessary to ensure that interp's result can be parsed as a list and that string will be extracted as a single element. Under normal conditions, Tcl_AppendElement will add a space character to interp's result just before adding the new list element, so that the list elements in the result are properly separated. However if the new list element is the first in a list or sub-list (i.e. interp's current result is empty, or consists of the single character ``{'', or ends in the characters `` {'') then no space is added.
Tcl_FreeResult performs part of the work of Tcl_ResetResult. It frees up the memory associated with interp's result. It also sets interp->freeProc to zero, but doesn't change interp->result or clear error state. Tcl_FreeResult is most commonly used when a procedure is about to replace one result value with another.
It used to be legal for programs to directly read and write interp->result to manipulate the interpreter result. Direct access to interp->result is now strongly deprecated because it can make the result's string and object forms inconsistent. Programs should always read the result using the procedures Tcl_GetObjResult or Tcl_GetStringResult, and write the result using Tcl_SetObjResult or Tcl_SetResult.
Tcl_SetResult's freeProc argument specifies how the Tcl system is to manage the storage for the string argument. If Tcl_SetResult or Tcl_SetObjResult are called at a time when interp holds a string result, they do whatever is necessary to dispose of the old string result (see the Tcl_Interp manual entry for details on this).
If freeProc is TCL_STATIC it means that string refers to an area of static storage that is guaranteed not to be modified until at least the next call to Tcl_Eval. If freeProc is TCL_DYNAMIC it means that string was allocated with a call to Tcl_Alloc and is now the property of the Tcl system. Tcl_SetResult will arrange for the string's storage to be released by calling Tcl_Free when it is no longer needed. If freeProc is TCL_VOLATILE it means that string points to an area of memory that is likely to be overwritten when Tcl_SetResult returns (e.g. it points to something in a stack frame). In this case Tcl_SetResult will make a copy of the string in dynamically allocated storage and arrange for the copy to be the result for the current Tcl command.
If freeProc isn't one of the values TCL_STATIC, TCL_DYNAMIC, and TCL_VOLATILE, then it is the address of a procedure that Tcl should call to free the string. This allows applications to use non-standard storage allocators. When Tcl no longer needs the storage for the string, it will call freeProc. FreeProc should have arguments and result that match the type Tcl_FreeProc:
typedef void Tcl_FreeProc(char *blockPtr);
When freeProc is called, its blockPtr will be set to the value of string passed to Tcl_SetResult.
Tcl_AddErrorInfo, Tcl_CreateObjCommand, Tcl_SetErrorCode, Tcl_Interp
append, command, element, list, object, result, return value, interpreter
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import DoubleClickPlatformComponent from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DoubleClickPlatformComponent
Extends:
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Dispatched when the creative should begin collapsing. |
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Dispatched when the creative has finished expanding. |
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Dispatched when the creative has begun expanding. |
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Dispatched when the creative has finished collapsing from fullscreen state to collapsed state. |
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Dispatched when the creative should begin collapsing from fullscreen state to collapsed state. |
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public handleCollapse: * source
public handleCollapseFinish: * source
Dispatched when the creative should begin collapsing. This gets dispatched when a user calls studio.Enabler#requestCollapse() or when the rendering environment has started to collapsed the creative
public handleCollapseStart: * source
public handleExpandStart: * source
Dispatched when the creative has begun expanding. This gets dispatched when a user calls studio.Enabler#requestExpand() or when the rendering environment has initiated expanding the creative.
public handleFullscreenCollapseFinish: * source
Dispatched when the creative has finished collapsing from fullscreen state to collapsed state.
public handleFullscreenCollapseStart: * source
Dispatched when the creative should begin collapsing from fullscreen state to collapsed state.
public handleFullscreenExpandFinish: * source
public handleFullscreenExpandStart: * source
public handleHidden: * source
Dispatched when the ad is hidden from the user. This is useful for environments where the ad is rendered offscreen and displayed to the user at a later time, then possibly hidden.
public handleInit: * source
public handlePageLoaded: * source
public handleVisible: * source
Private Members
private _queryFullscreenDimensionsPromise: * source
private _queryFullscreenSupportPromise: * source
Public Methods
public addVideoTracking(id: string, videoElement: HTMLVideoElement) source
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public queryFullscreenDimensions(): Promise<*>*> source
Indicates the maximum dimensions available to the creative for fullscreen expansion, as well as the offset of the original creative.
If width and height are zero, it means the ad cannot expand to fullscreen. (note that in these circumstances, any studio.events.FULLSCREEN_SUPPORT events will have "supported" set to false). If width and height are not present, it means display width and height cannot be determined in the current ad rendering environment (for example, MRAID 1.0). If left and top are -1, it means that the location of the ad could not be determined.
public queryFullscreenSupport(): Promise<boolean> source
inform the creative as to whether fullscreen is supported.


Plot a heatmap for the selected gene signature on the provided data, with the possibility to compactly display also DE only genes
sig_heatmap( vst_data, my_signature, res_data = NULL, FDR = 0.05, de_only = FALSE, annovec, title = "", cluster_rows = TRUE, cluster_cols = FALSE, center_mean = TRUE, scale_row = FALSE )
| vst_data | A |
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| my_signature | A character vector, usually named, containing the genes which compose the gene signature |
| res_data | A |
| FDR | Numeric value between 0 and 1, the False Discovery Rate |
| de_only | Logical, whether to display only DE genes belonging to the pathway - defaults to FALSE |
| annovec | A named character vector, with the corresponding annotation across IDs |
| title | Character, title for the heatmap |
| cluster_rows | Logical, whether to cluster rows - defaults to TRUE |
| cluster_cols | Logical, whether to cluster column - defaults to FALSE. Recommended to be set to TRUE if de_only is also set to TRUE |
| center_mean | Logical, whether to perform mean centering on the expression values. Defaults to TRUE, as it improves the general readability of the heatmap |
| scale_row | Logical, whether to perform row-based standardization of the expression values |
A plot based on the pheatmap
function
#> class: RangedSummarizedExperiment #> dim: 64102 8 #> metadata(1): '' #> assays(1): counts #> rownames(64102): ENSG00000000003 ENSG00000000005 ... LRG_98 LRG_99 #> rowData names(0): #> colnames(8): SRR1039508 SRR1039509 ... SRR1039520 SRR1039521 #> colData names(9): SampleName cell ... Sample BioSampledds_airway <- DESeq2::DESeqDataSetFromMatrix(assay(airway), colData = colData(airway), design=~cell+dex) if (FALSE) { dds_airway <- DESeq2::DESeq(dds_airway) res_airway <- DESeq2::results(dds_airway) vst_airway <- DESeq2::vst(dds_airway) library(org.Hs.eg.db) annovec <- mapIds(org.Hs.eg.db, rownames(dds_airway),"ENTREZID","ENSEMBL") mysignatures <- read_gmt( "http://data.wikipathways.org/20190210/gmt/wikipathways-20190210-gmt-Homo_sapiens.gmt") mysignature_name <- "Lung fibrosis%WikiPathways_20190210%WP3624%Homo sapiens" library(pheatmap) sig_heatmap(vst_airway, mysignatures[[mysignature_name]], res_data = res_airway, de_only = TRUE, annovec = annovec, title = mysignature_name, cluster_cols = TRUE ) }


Open Angel Arena 4.10.2 Update
General Changes
Various tooltip fixes (fixed some outdated and incorrect tooltips, also picking screen tooltips are more correct now).
Attempt to fix boots movement speed stacking issue.
Boss Changes
Tier 3 Lycan Boss Rupture Ball Current Health Damage per 100 distance moved reduced from 200% to
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Tier 5 Lycan Boss Rupture Ball Current Health Damage per 100 distance moved reduced from 1500% to
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React课堂笔记第十讲（编码规范）
Airbnb React/JSX Style Guide
目录
- Basic Rules
- Class vs
React.createClass
vs stateless - Naming
- Declaration
- Alignment
- Quotes
- Spacing
- Props
- Parentheses
- Tags
- Methods
- Ordering
isMounted
Basic Rules
- Only include one React component per file.
- However, multiple Stateless, or Pure, Components are allowed per file. eslint:
react/no-multi-comp
.
- However, multiple Stateless, or Pure, Components are allowed per file. eslint:
- Always use JSX syntax.
- Do not use
React.createElement
unless you're initializing the app from a file that is not JSX.
Class vs React.createClass
vs stateless
If you have internal state and/or refs, prefer
class extends React.Component
overReact.createClass
unless you have a very good reason to use mixins. eslint:react/prefer-es6-class
react/prefer-stateless-function
// bad const Listing = React.createClass({ // ... render() { return
{this.state.hello}; } }); // good class Listing extends React.Component { // ... render() { return{this.state.hello}; } }And if you don't have state or refs, prefer normal functions (not arrow functions) over classes:
// bad class Listing extends React.Component { render() { return
{this.props.hello}; } } // bad (relying on function name inference is discouraged) const Listing = ({ hello }) => ({hello}); // good function Listing({ hello }) { return{hello}; }
Naming
- Extensions: Use
.jsx
extension for React components. - Filename: Use PascalCase for filenames. E.g.,
ReservationCard.jsx
. Reference Naming: Use PascalCase for React components and camelCase for their instances. eslint:
react/jsx-pascal-case
// bad import reservationCard from './ReservationCard'; // good import ReservationCard from './ReservationCard'; // bad const ReservationItem =
; // good const reservationItem = ; Component Naming: Use the filename as the component name. For example,
ReservationCard.jsx
should have a reference name ofReservationCard
. However, for root components of a directory, useindex.jsx
as the filename and use the directory name as the component name:// bad import Footer from './Footer/Footer'; // bad import Footer from './Footer/index'; // good import Footer from './Footer';
Declaration
Do not use
displayName
for naming components. Instead, name the component by reference.// bad export default React.createClass({ displayName: 'ReservationCard', // stuff goes here }); // good export default class ReservationCard extends React.Component { }
Alignment
Follow these alignment styles for JSX syntax. eslint:
react/jsx-closing-bracket-location
// bad
// good // if props fit in one line then keep it on the same line // children get indented normally
Quotes
- Always use double quotes (
"
) for JSX attributes, but single quotes for all other JS. eslint:jsx-quotes
Why? JSX attributes can't contain escaped quotes, so double quotes make conjunctions like
"don't"
easier to type. Regular HTML attributes also typically use double quotes instead of single, so JSX attributes mirror this convention.
// bad
<Foo bar='bar' />
// good
<Foo bar="bar" />
Spacing
Always include a single space in your self-closing tag.
// bad
// very bad // bad // good Do not pad JSX curly braces with spaces. eslint:
react/jsx-curly-spacing
// bad
// good
Props
Always use camelCase for prop names.
// bad
// good Omit the value of the prop when it is explicitly
true
. eslint:react/jsx-boolean-value
// bad
<Foo
hidden={true}
/>
// good
<Foo
hidden
/>
Always include an
alt
prop on
tags. If the image is presentational,alt
can be an empty string or the
must haverole="presentation"
. eslint:jsx-a11y/img-has-alt
// bad // good // good // good
Do not use words like "image", "photo", or "picture" in

alt
props. eslint:jsx-a11y/img-redundant-alt
Why? Screenreaders already announce
img
elements as images, so there is no need to include this information in the alt text.
// bad
// good
Use only valid, non-abstract ARIA roles. eslint:
jsx-a11y/aria-role
// bad - not an ARIA role
// bad - abstract ARIA role// goodDo not use
accessKey
on elements. eslint:jsx-a11y/no-access-key
Why? Inconsistencies between keyboard shortcuts and keyboard commands used by people using screenreaders and keyboards complicate accessibility.
// bad
// good
Parentheses
Wrap JSX tags in parentheses when they span more than one line. eslint:
react/wrap-multilines
// bad render() { return
; } // good render() { return ( ); } // good, when single line render() { const body =hello; return{body} ; }
Tags
Always self-close tags that have no children. eslint:
react/self-closing-comp
// bad
// good If your component has multi-line properties, close its tag on a new line. eslint:
react/jsx-closing-bracket-location
// bad
// good
Methods
Use arrow functions to close over local variables.
function ItemList(props) { return (
-
{props.items.map((item, index) => (
- doSomethingWith(item.name, index)} /> ))}
Bind event handlers for the render method in the constructor. eslint:
react/jsx-no-bind
Why? A bind call in the render path creates a brand new function on every single render.
// bad
class extends React.Component {
onClickDiv() {
// do stuff
}
render() {
return
}
}
// good
class extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.onClickDiv = this.onClickDiv.bind(this);
}
onClickDiv() {
// do stuff
}
render() {
return
}
}
Do not use underscore prefix for internal methods of a React component.
// bad React.createClass({ _onClickSubmit() { // do stuff }, // other stuff }); // good class extends React.Component { onClickSubmit() { // do stuff } // other stuff }
Be sure to return a value in your
render
methods. eslint:require-render-return
// bad render() { (
); } // good render() { return (); }
Ordering
Ordering for
class extends React.Component
:optional
static
methodsconstructor
getChildContext
componentWillMount
componentDidMount
componentWillReceiveProps
shouldComponentUpdate
componentWillUpdate
componentDidUpdate
componentWillUnmount
- clickHandlers or eventHandlers like
onClickSubmit()
oronChangeDescription()
- getter methods for
render
likegetSelectReason()
orgetFooterContent()
- Optional render methods like
renderNavigation()
orrenderProfilePicture()
render
How to define
propTypes
,defaultProps
,contextTypes
, etc...import React, { PropTypes } from 'react'; const propTypes = { id: PropTypes.number.isRequired, url: PropTypes.string.isRequired, text: PropTypes.string, }; const defaultProps = { text: 'Hello World', }; class Link extends React.Component { static methodsAreOk() { return true; } render() { return {this.props.text} } } Link.propTypes = propTypes; Link.defaultProps = defaultProps; export default Link;
Ordering for
React.createClass
: eslint:react/sort-comp
displayName
propTypes
contextTypes
childContextTypes
mixins
statics
defaultProps
getDefaultProps
getInitialState
getChildContext
componentWillMount
componentDidMount
componentWillReceiveProps
shouldComponentUpdate
componentWillUpdate
componentDidUpdate
componentWillUnmount
- clickHandlers or eventHandlers like
onClickSubmit()
oronChangeDescription()
- getter methods for
render
likegetSelectReason()
orgetFooterContent()
- Optional render methods like
renderNavigation()
orrenderProfilePicture()
render
isMounted
- Do not use
isMounted
. eslint:react/no-is-mounted
Why?
isMounted
is an anti-pattern, is not available when using ES6 classes, and is on its way to being officially deprecated.


Intro to Programming Web Page
Techniques to Programming
1. Procedural Thinking: creating perfectly clear and unambiguous instructions for a computer to follow. 2. Abstract Thinking: finding similarity, or generality amongst seemingly different things. 3. Systematic Debugging: Is a systematic process of relentlessly identifying the cause of a computer program that doesn't work. When a program doesn't work there is a mistake called a "bug" in the code.Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
HTML is made up of Elements made up of opening and closing tags. Here is a list of Tags: "b" is for bold, "em" is for emphasis/italics, "a href" for anchor for marking links, "img" for images, "br" is for a break tag, "p" is for paragraph. Each tag can be an inline which doesn't need a closing tag or block which puts a block around the entire tag and content.


Overview
A Kitchen Table event is a fun way to:
- hang out with friends around your kitchen table
- and make cool things on the web.
This guide will help! It's a community document, so please share your ideas and see also what other hosts did.
Facts and figures
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Decide what you want to make
- Select a project to get you started with making things on the web.
- Read our guidelines on planning safe events
- Think about the interests and skill levels of your group. Adapt projects accordingly.
- If you try something different, let us know how it went.
Find a space and a date
- Find a comfortable, flexible space. Your kitchen or living room are good, or a nearby cafe. Make sure you can move the chairs and sit together in a circle.
- Think about wifi and power, good lighting, and snacks.
- Pick a date. Give yourself enough time and make sure the date works for your friends.
Invite your friends
- Write a short invitation. If your friends should bring something, include a reminder.
- You can use the sample text below.
- If you're feeling creative, try remixing an invitation using the Hackasaurus X-Ray Goggles.
Want to remix a website? Join me in LOCATION, DATE.
I'm going to learn how play with code & thought you might want to, too!
On DATE we're hanging out in LOCATION to make something together online.
There will be yummy snacks, hacking, and the company of friends.
Bring a computer, if you can.
Let me know if you can come.
— Sincerely, YOU
During
Say hello
- Make sure everyone has access to a laptop, power and the internet.
- Introduce the group, if they don't know each other.
- Give a brief overview. What will you make today?
Try a project
- Demonstrate the webmaker project you selected earlier.
- Now let your friends try.
- Check in with everyone. Answer questions and make sure the group is ready before going to the next step.
Keep hacking
- If someone wants to try something else, they can select another webmaker project.
- You can also find other activities online to fit their interests and skill level. These sites have great documentation and tutorials as well:
- Peer to Peer University (P2PU)
- Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
- Code Academy
- Check in with your friends to make sure they're doing alright.
Share your hacks
- Hit "Publish" when you’re finished.
- Show your friends what you made and ask to see their work, too.
- If you like, please share your hacks with the world!
- Paste the URL in this etherpad
- or tweet the hack and tag it #mozparty
- or upload a picture to a gallery, such as Flickr, and tag it with #mozparty.
After
Wrap Up
- Ask everyone how it went. Encourage feedback about the event and the projects. What did they learn? What did they like? If they have suggestions for making it better, be sure to take notes.
- Talk about continuing to hack together. You may want to keep playing with these projects or to try new ones later. Talk about what your friends would like to do next, such as organize another kitchen table event.
- Set a date. If there's interest, pick a date for the next time!
Let us know how it went
- Please share your experience about hosting the event and the projects, including links to the things you made.
- We’ll send an email reminder after the event to collect your feedback.


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Libgloss uses an autoconf based script to configure. Autoconf scripts are portable shell scripts that are generated from a configure.in file. Configure input scripts are based themselves on m4. Most configure scripts run a series of tests to determine features the various supported features of the target. For features that can’t be determined by a feature test, a makefile fragment is merged in. The configure process leaves creates a Makefile in the build directory. For libgloss, there are only a few configure options of importance. These are –target and –srcdir.
Typically libgloss is built in a separate tree just for objects. In this manner, it’s possible to have a single source tree, and multiple object trees. If you only need to configure for a single target environment, then you can configure in the source tree. The argument for –target is a config string. It’s usually safest to use the full canonical opposed to the target alias. So, to configure for a CPU32 (m68k) with a separate source tree, use:
../src/libgloss/configure --verbose --target m68k-coff
The configure script is in the source tree. When configure is invoked it will determine it’s own source tree, so the –srcdir is would be redundant here.
Once libgloss is configured, make
is sufficient to build it. The
default values for Makefiles
are typically correct for all
supported systems. The test cases in the testsuite will also built
automatically as opposed to a make check
, where test binaries
aren’t built till test time. This is mostly cause the libgloss
testsuites are the last thing built when building the entire GNU source
tree, so it’s a good test of all the other compilation passes.
The default values for the Makefiles are set in the Makefile fragment merged in during configuration. This fragment typically has rules like
CC_FOR_TARGET = `if [ -f $${OBJROOT}/gcc/xgcc ] ; \ then echo ${OBJROOT}/gcc/xgcc -B${OBJROOT}/gcc/ ; \ else t='${program_transform_name}'; echo gcc | sed -e '' $$t ; fi`
Basically this is a runtime test to determine whether there are freshly
built executables for the other main passes of the GNU tools. If there
isn’t an executable built in the same object tree, then
transformedthe generic tool name (like gcc) is transformed to the
name typically used in GNU cross compilers. The names are
typically based on the target’s canonical name, so if you’ve configured
for m68k-coff
the transformed name is m68k-coff-gcc
in
this case. If you install with aliases or rename the tools, this won’t
work, and it will always look for tools in the path. You can force the a
different name to work by reconfiguring with the
--program-transform-name
option to configure. This option takes a
sed script like this -e s,^,m68k-coff-,
which produces tools
using the standard names (at least here at Cygnus).
The search for the other GNU development tools is exactly the same idea.
This technique gets messier when build options like -msoft-float
support are used. The Makefile fragments set the MUTILIB
variable, and if it is set, the search path is modified. If the linking
is done with an installed cross compiler, then none of this needs to be
used. This is done so libgloss will build automatically with a fresh,
and uninstalled object tree. It also makes it easier to debug the other
tools using libgloss’s test suites.
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