New Forest [al67], forest, in Imperia, wilderness
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New Forest [al67], forest, in Imperia, wilderness
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17: Biguah [k7h], Imperial Empire, with 14 nazgul, arrived from the east,
17: accompanied by:
17: Piadora [v3y], Imperial Empire, with 18 nazgul
17: Chewbacca [w2h], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church
17: of Timeid [154], with nine angels
17: Ynko [s5q], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
17: with five nazgul
18: Savage [eg0w], savages, number: 50, went west.
18: The Lone Traveler [e4n], refugee, went east.
18: Pack of wolves [em0c], wolves, number: 10, went north.
18: Pack of wolves [ih5j], wolves, number: 10, went west.
18: Pack of wolves [hy5k], wolves, number: 8, went south.
18: Pack of wolves [hn4q], wolves, number: 8, went south.
18: Pack of wolves [ag6h], wolves, number: 14, went east.
18: Biguah [k7h], Imperial Empire, with 14 nazgul, went west, accompanied by:
18: Piadora [v3y], Imperial Empire, with 18 nazgul
18: Chewbacca [w2h], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church
18: of Timeid [154], with nine angels
18: Ynko [s5q], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
18: with five nazgul
18: Stack of giant lizards [bl9n], giant lizards, number: 11, arrived
18: from the north.
18: Pack of wolves [iv1v], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the north.
18: Pack of wolves [fk2i], wolves, number: 12, arrived from the east.
19: Pack of wolves [jc3m], wolves, number: 10, went west.
19: Pack of wolves [ak8s], wolves, number: 8, went east.
19: Pack of wolves [fb2u], wolves, number: 10, went east.
19: Pack of wolves [io4x], wolves, number: 7, went west.
19: Pack of wolves [ie3b], wolves, number: 13, arrived from the west.
19: Pack of wolves [jt6j], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the east.
20: Pack of wolves [iv1v], wolves, number: 8, went east.
20: Pack of wolves [fk2i], wolves, number: 12, went west.
20: Stack of nazgul [fw2v], nazgul, number: 4, arrived from the south.
20: Pack of wolves [ag0q], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
21: Pack of wolves [ie3b], wolves, number: 13, went east.
21: Pack of wolves [jt6j], wolves, number: 10, went west.
21: Pack of wolves [gn6c], wolves, number: 14, arrived from the west.
21: Pack of wolves [hd5l], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the north.
22: Stack of nazgul [fw2v], nazgul, number: 4, went north.
22: Pack of wolves [ag0q], wolves, number: 10, went east.
22: Michael Michaels [m6h], refugee, with one peasant, arrived from the
22: east.
22: Pack of wolves [gk5z], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
23: Pack of wolves [gn6c], wolves, number: 14, went east.
23: Pack of wolves [hd5l], wolves, number: 10, went south.
23: Pack of wolves [ay1n], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the east.
23: Pack of wolves [fq3y], wolves, number: 14, arrived from the east.
23: Pack of wolves [fk3r], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the north.
24: Pack of wolves [gk5z], wolves, number: 11, went east.
24: Pack of wolves [am1r], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
24: Pack of wolves [ap9v], wolves, number: 15, arrived from the east.
25: Michael Michaels [m6h], refugee, with one peasant, went west.
25: Pack of wolves [ay1n], wolves, number: 11, went west.
25: Pack of wolves [fq3y], wolves, number: 14, went west.
25: Pack of wolves [fk3r], wolves, number: 8, went south.
25: Pack of wolves [fl5f], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the east.
25: Pack of wolves [cg0k], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the east.
25: Pack of wolves [dv0t], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the east.
26: Pack of wolves [am1r], wolves, number: 11, went east.
26: Pack of wolves [ap9v], wolves, number: 15, went west.
26: Pack of wolves [ib5a], wolves, number: 9, arrived from the east.
26: Pack of wolves [ak4m], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the east.
27: Horde of rats [gc8z], rats, number: 38, went west.
27: Pack of wolves [fl5f], wolves, number: 11, went west.
27: Pack of wolves [cg0k], wolves, number: 10, went west.
27: Pack of wolves [dv0t], wolves, number: 10, went west.
27: Pack of wolves [ja0g], wolves, number: 15, arrived from the east.
27: Pack of wolves [dr0z], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the east.
27: Pack of wolves [hs6p], wolves, number: 13, arrived from the west.
27: Pack of wolves [bj6j], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the east.
28: Pack of wolves [ib5a], wolves, number: 9, went west.
28: Pack of wolves [ak4m], wolves, number: 11, went west.
28: Pack of wolves [bs9n], wolves, number: 9, arrived from the north.
28: Pack of wolves [ii7o], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the east.
28: Pack of wolves [cx0n], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
29: Pack of wolves [ja0g], wolves, number: 15, went west.
29: Pack of wolves [dr0z], wolves, number: 11, went west.
29: Pack of wolves [hs6p], wolves, number: 13, went east.
29: Pack of wolves [bj6j], wolves, number: 11, went west.
29: Pack of wolves [hv4w], wolves, number: 14, arrived from the west.
29: Stack of nazgul [gk6r], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the east.
30: Pack of wolves [bs9n], wolves, number: 9, went south.
30: Pack of wolves [ii7o], wolves, number: 6, went west.
30: Pack of wolves [cx0n], wolves, number: 11, went east.
30: Pack of wolves [ds7o], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the east.
30: Stack of nazgul [fx6u], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the east.
Routes leaving New Forest:
North, forest, to New Forest [ak67], 8 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [al68], 7 days
South, plain, to Endless Plains [am67], 7 days
West, forest, to New Forest [al66], 8 days
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [cg6q], nazgul, number: 4
Horde of rats [gc8z], rats, number: 38
Stack of giant lizards [bl9n], giant lizards, number: 11
Michael Michaels [m6h], refugee, "Flying a banner-shaped banner",
with one peasant
Pack of wolves [ib5a], wolves, number: 9
Pack of wolves [ak4m], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [ja0g], wolves, number: 15
Pack of wolves [dr0z], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [hs6p], wolves, number: 13
Pack of wolves [bj6j], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [bs9n], wolves, number: 9
Pack of wolves [ii7o], wolves, number: 6
Pack of wolves [cx0n], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [hv4w], wolves, number: 14
Stack of nazgul [gk6r], nazgul, number: 3
Pack of wolves [ds7o], wolves, number: 10
Stack of nazgul [fx6u], nazgul, number: 3


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##Usage Include rules in your node project using:
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A permission can verify or not a rule, it contains an optional name, a key, and optional args
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let permission4 = {name : "View profile of users {5,6,7}", key : "users/:uid/profile/view", args : {uid : [5,6,7]}};
let permission4 = {name : "View profile of user 5", key : "users/5/profile/view"};
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Permission key the key is like a rule but with more generic parameters, it is represented by a path where every "folder" can be :
Permission args args is a key to value object where:
In order to check if a rule is verified by a permission you need to use the verifyRuleWithPermission function
ex:
import {verifyRuleWithPermission} from "@simplus/permissions";
if(verifyRuleWithPermission("products/5/edit", {key : "products/:product_id/edit", {product_id : 5}})){
console.log("allowed");
}else{
console.log("not allowed");
}
You can also verify a rule by passing multiple permissions
ex:
import {verifyRule} from "@simplus/permissions";
if(verifyRule("products/5/edit", [
{key : "products/:product_id/edit", {product_id : [5,6,8]}},
{key : "products/:product_id/view", {product_id : 5}},
{key : "products/*/delete"},
])){
console.log("allowed");
}else{
console.log("not allowed");
}
In some cases you may want to overload some of the permissions args
ex:
import {verifyRule} from "@simplus/permissions";
if(verifyRuleOverload("product/5/edit", [
{key : ":catagory/_/edit", {product_id : [5,6,8]}},
{key : ":catagory/:product_id/view", {product_id : 5}},
{key : ":catagory/*/delete"},
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category : "product"
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[dscrd-chips] <blackjok3r> it will, but it needs a height activation once it has been tested to actually work
[dscrd-chips] <blackjok3r> The first step was this, getting it to compile with verushash functions. Now someone needs to set chipsd to use verushash function and connect 2 nodes, they should go on a hard fork as soon as they connect to each other. I would advise doing it in a VM, I can try to get onto this, if nobody else can, but I am busy on scaletest stuff now, and dont want to leave that until its all finished.
[dscrd-chips] <miningpools (miningpools.cloud)> the idea to move chips to verushash it's a great solution for me. Max number of chips remain the same ( 21 mln ) ?(edited)
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> @blackjok3r you should get back to scaling
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> i'll try to build it and maybe @grewalsatinder and me can get it to work together
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> i did a autogen.sh successfully on OS X and now in configure phase
[dscrd-chips] <blackjok3r> sweet there is plenty of people on this. Thanks for finising it off guys, the bounty was only set at 5000, chips but james said it could be higher. I am fine with 2000 for my part, it was only an afternoon and I learnt a fair bit.
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 08:23 AM
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> we'll ask the bounty manager to pay out a bounty.
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> oh wait...
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 09:33 AM
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto>
In file included from src/cryptoconditions.c:14:
./src/json_rpc.c:4:10: fatal error: 'malloc.h' file not found
#include <malloc.h>
^~~~~~~~~~
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> happens on make on mike's branch, could be an OS X issue
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 10:02 AM
[dscrd-chips] <0x03> iirc thats what stops nheqminer for verushash from building on osx too
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 11:14 AM
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> any extra dependencies i need?
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> was someone able to build it?
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> ./chipsd -algo=verushash?
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> if it's ac_algo then it's wrong since chips isn't an assetchain
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> all right, got it built
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> @grewalsatinder up for a test?
[dscrd-chips] <grewalsatinder> Late late night. M on mobile only
[dscrd-chips] <grewalsatinder> Tomorrow will try
[dscrd-chips] <grewalsatinder> If not traveling
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> ok, no worries(edited)
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 04:16 PM
[dscrd-chips] <miketout> @dukeleto Linux compiles fine. Other OS's should have been the same as before, but that is an OSX header issue.
[dscrd-chips] <miketout> likely from something else than these changes, as nothing related to core headers should have changed at all
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> OS X is like the uncle you never invited to the party
[dscrd-chips] <miketout> was it working on OSX before?
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> good question. I am pretty sure c-lightning works on OS X, but not sure if CHIPS preserved that
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> i have compiled c-lightning on OS X recently
[dscrd-chips] <miketout> my guess is that there would be no differences in supported OS's from the VerusHash change
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> i probably am the first person to try compiling CHIPS on os x
[dscrd-chips] <dukeleto> i am crazy like that
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:09 PM
[dscrd-chips] <0x03> i think i've beat you to it. i had a CLI version of chips on osx, that much for sure.
[dscrd-chips] <0x03> that ended however when i switched back to linux 2 months ago
siu - Chainmakers07-Sep-18 08:07 PM
Hello. Anyone here looking to work on a dice contract gui?
blackjok3r09-Sep-18 02:54 AM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator you should have a go at that, I can help with it, I have logic for how to play the game mostly done but its coded in bash script only.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator09-Sep-18 12:30 PM
Happy to work on front end and linkage.
been playing with vue lately, but got sidetracked tweaking the scale vis
once that's green lit through tests, ready to dive into the next thing
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gjash11-Sep-18 11:55 PM
hello all, i'm planning to pick up some more chips. i don't currently have a working wallet. where can i download? or do i need to compile myself. at the office, i need a windows version.
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gjash14-Sep-18 03:44 AM
gentleman, is there a working block explorer somewhere?
crumb15-Sep-18 08:05 AM
@gjash working chips explorer:
explorer.chips.cash
jspook1623-Sep-18 05:39 AM
im stuck trying to "make" lighting. Keep getting a libbacktrace/configure: not found
jorian23-Sep-18 04:38 PM
@jspook16 you need to add it manually
@sg777 is the above still not fixed or does @jspook16 have the wrong branch?
Btw, the bot is not linked to the chips discord anymore
jspook1625-Sep-18 12:06 AM
thanks @jorian I will have to look at this again this weekend
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 06:31 AM
[dscrd-chips] <kpprabhu> can we move the chips from coinexchange to wallet. is it safe perform this operation now ?
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 07:42 AM
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> we need the same kind of hype for CHIPS as now with PIRATE
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 10:52 AM
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> actually chips would be perfect to be full zksnarks like pirate
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> private chips
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> but maybe not allways? before a gmae you need to sometimes show you have sth to play with?...
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> but on the other hand you could make a deposit to special account to prove yourself... situation will be more interesting when CC comes to pirate... then maybe no use on other then non private chains
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> PS I dont not exactly believe pirates value will grow and last untill it will get true CEX liquidity and some wider usage
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> and CEXes are not sure as govs will preffer to close full private chain - money loundry as first usage will come for sure
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> so some way of decentralized market will be needed anyway
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 04:45 PM
[dscrd-chips] <joe2x4> Chips uses CC and I believe pirate can't do that.
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 06:43 PM
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> but will in the future
GatewayBOT28-Sep-18 09:20 PM
[dscrd-chips] <jl777c> PIRATE wont ever get CC
mobipoi04-Oct-18 07:45 PM
hey guys WTS 79000 chips at 0.25 KMD all or none DM me
gsnew05-Oct-18 05:09 AM
0,25 0r 0,025 ?
GatewayBOT05-Oct-18 05:14 AM
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> 0.25 as in 1/4th
GatewayBOT05-Oct-18 05:43 AM
[dscrd-chips] <passcombo.com> yes I wish I could buy now, not in the past :/
gsnew05-Oct-18 07:46 AM
Last week I pay 0,033 USD on BARTERDEX.
GatewayBOT05-Oct-18 09:40 AM
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> and last quarter people paid $2,36 USD
GatewayBOT05-Oct-18 11:50 AM
[dscrd-chips] <blockworks> Hi guys, I'm looking for more links to mining pools and any recent developments
GatewayBOT08-Oct-18 06:28 AM
[dscrd-chips] <kpprabhu> Hey guys, chips wallet is halted on coinexchange. Can anything be done about that ?
FishyGuts10-Oct-18 04:50 PM
Hey guys, I just want to let you know I have had a KMD tipbot made for KMD discord.
If you have your own discord, it will work there for KMD and you are free to use it.
DM me for the link and I will get you setup with the creator.
LocoMB12-Oct-18 10:39 AM
this seems to be pretty dead - where did Pangea actually go?!?!
CrisF19-Oct-18 12:14 PM
@LocoMB Hi, There's a pangea-poker channel on the CHIPS discord. Not a lot of info on #pangea-poker yet.
Oh, I see you already posted on the CHIPS discord.
I'll leave this to someone else...
LocoMB20-Oct-18 07:34 AM
Thanks! - I am on the CHIPS discord anyway ... I was just wondering about the work Mr.E did for tha Pangea GUI some time ago and hoping it could be salvaged because it sort of .. went away
GatewayBOT27-Oct-18 10:27 AM
[dscrd-chips] <kpprabhu> They said they have sent to technical team.
GatewayBOT30-Oct-18 11:33 AM
[dscrd-chips] <jorian> new bounty added: #bounties


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The KillChainPhaseType characterizes an individual phase within a kill chain definition.
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A globally unique identifier for this kill chain phase. When used directly within a kill chain definition, this attribute must be globally unique and serves to identify the kill chain phase being defined.  When used within a kill chain reference, this attribute should be omitted or, if it is present, must match the name used in the kill chain phase definition that this field references. |
| @ordinalityoptional | int |
This field specifies the ordinality (e.g. 1, 2 or 3) of this phase within this kill chain definition. When used within a kill chain reference, this attribute should be omitted or, if it is present, must match the ordinality used in the kill chain phase definition that this field references. |


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◆ AccelerateOnTapHold()
True if autorepeating should start slowly and accelerate.
◆ Cycle()
When set to true, it will loop the values of a minimum or maximum is reached. If the maximum value is reached, the value will be set to the minimum.
◆ DefaultValue()
The default value for this field when no value has been set. It is also used when the value is set to NaN.
◆ GroupButtons()
true if you want to group the buttons to the right of the fields. false if you want the buttons to be at either side of the field.
◆ SetAccelerateOnTapHold()
◆ SetCls()
◆ SetCycle()
◆ SetDefaultValue()
◆ SetGroupButtons()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Factory/Builder/SpinnerFieldBaseBuilder.cs


Isaac, Catherine Mc
| Birth Name | Isaac, Catherine Mc |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | 73 years, 2 months, 3 days |
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| Procter, Ralph OliverThomas | 1869-07-30 | 1907-02-12 |
| Procter, George Micah | 1871-03-12 | 1954-03-19 |
| Procter, Peter Albert Dixon | 1873-02-02 | 1938-07-14 |
| Procter, Anna Christina Jane | 1875-08-15 | 1877-02-26 |
| Procter, (Herbert) John | 1878 | 1936-03-21 |
| Procter, Ethel May | 1880-05-19 | 1963-08-02 |
| Procter, Vera Eleanor McIsaac | 1882-03-16 | 1970 |
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The layout
package provides utilities to build responsive UIs that react to screen-size changes.
A layout breakpoint is viewport size threshold at which a layout shift can occur. The viewport size ranges between breakpoints correspond to different standard screen sizes.
BreakpointObserver
lets you evaluate media queries to determine the current screen size and
react to changes when the viewport size crosses a breakpoint.
You can use the isMatched
method to evaluate one or more media queries against the current
viewport size.
const isSmallScreen = breakpointObserver.isMatched('(max-width: 599px)');
You can use the observe
method to get an observable stream that emits whenever the viewport size
crosses a breakpoint.
const layoutChanges = breakpointObserver.observe([
'(orientation: portrait)',
'(orientation: landscape)',
]);
layoutChanges.subscribe(result => {
updateMyLayoutForOrientationChange();
});
The built-in Breakpoints
constant offers the following predefined breakpoints for convenience,
originally drawn from the Material Design
specification.
| Breakpoint name | Media query |
|---|---|
XSmall |
(max-width: 599.98px) |
Small |
(min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 959.98px) |
Medium |
(min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 1279.98px) |
Large |
(min-width: 1280px) and (max-width: 1919.98px) |
XLarge |
(min-width: 1920px) |
Handset |
(max-width: 599.98px) and (orientation: portrait), (max-width: 959.98px) and (orientation: landscape) |
Tablet |
(min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 839.98px) and (orientation: portrait), (min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 1279.98px) and (orientation: landscape) |
Web |
(min-width: 840px) and (orientation: portrait), (min-width: 1280px) and (orientation: landscape) |
HandsetPortrait |
(max-width: 599.98px) and (orientation: portrait) |
TabletPortrait |
(min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 839.98px) and (orientation: portrait) |
WebPortrait |
(min-width: 840px) and (orientation: portrait) |
HandsetLandscape |
(max-width: 959.98px) and (orientation: landscape) |
TabletLandscape |
(min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 1279.98px) and (orientation: landscape) |
WebLandscape |
(min-width: 1280px) and (orientation: landscape) |
You can use these predefined breakpoints with BreakpointObserver
.
breakpointObserver.observe([
Breakpoints.HandsetLandscape,
Breakpoints.HandsetPortrait
]).subscribe(result => {
if (result.matches) {
this.activateHandsetLayout();
}
});
MediaMatcher
is a low-level utility that wraps the native matchMedia
. This service
normalizes browser differences and serves as a convenient API that can be replaced with a fake in
unit tests.
The matchMedia
method can be used to get a native
MediaQueryList
.
@Component({...})
class MyComponent {
constructor(mediaMatcher: MediaMatcher) {
const mediaQueryList = mediaMatcher.matchMedia('(min-width: 1px)');
}
}


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java.lang.Object org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.LayoutManagerMapping
The default LayoutManager maker class
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protected static org.apache.commons.logging.Log |
log
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LayoutManagerMapping()
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protected void |
initialize()
Initializes the set of maker objects associated with this LayoutManagerMapping |
ContentLayoutManager |
makeContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm,
Title title)
Make a ContentLayoutManager object. |
FlowLayoutManager |
makeFlowLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm,
Flow flow)
Make a FlowLayoutManager object. |
LayoutManager |
makeLayoutManager(FONode node)
Make a specific LayoutManager for the node. |
void |
makeLayoutManagers(FONode node,
java.util.List lms)
Make LayoutManagers for the node and add them to the list lms. |
PageSequenceLayoutManager |
makePageSequenceLayoutManager(AreaTreeHandler ath,
PageSequence ps)
Make a PageSequenceLayoutManager object. |
StaticContentLayoutManager |
makeStaticContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm,
StaticContent sc,
Block block)
Make a StaticContentLayoutManager object for a footnote-separator. |
StaticContentLayoutManager |
makeStaticContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm,
StaticContent sc,
SideRegion reg)
Make a StaticContentLayoutManager object. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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protected static org.apache.commons.logging.Log log
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public LayoutManagerMapping()
| Method Detail |
protected void initialize()
public void makeLayoutManagers(FONode node, java.util.List lms)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeLayoutManagers
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
node
- the FO node for which the LayoutManagers are madelms
- the list to which the LayoutManagers are addedLayoutManagerMaker.makeLayoutManagers(FONode, List)
public LayoutManager makeLayoutManager(FONode node)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
node
- the FO node for which the LayoutManagers are made
LayoutManagerMaker.makeLayoutManager(FONode)
public PageSequenceLayoutManager makePageSequenceLayoutManager(AreaTreeHandler ath, PageSequence ps)
LayoutManagerMaker
makePageSequenceLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
ath
- the AreaTreeHandler object the PSLM interacts withps
- the fo:page-sequence object this PSLM will process
public FlowLayoutManager makeFlowLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm, Flow flow)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeFlowLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
pslm
- the parent PageSequenceLayoutManager objectflow
- the fo:flow object this FLM will process
public ContentLayoutManager makeContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm, Title title)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeContentLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
pslm
- the parent PageSequenceLayoutManager objecttitle
- the fo:title object this CLM will process
public StaticContentLayoutManager makeStaticContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm, StaticContent sc, SideRegion reg)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeStaticContentLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
pslm
- the parent PageSequenceLayoutManager objectsc
- the fo:static-content object this SCLM will processreg
- the side region indicating where the static content
needs to be processed.
public StaticContentLayoutManager makeStaticContentLayoutManager(PageSequenceLayoutManager pslm, StaticContent sc, Block block)
LayoutManagerMaker
makeStaticContentLayoutManager
in interface LayoutManagerMaker
pslm
- the parent PageSequenceLayoutManager objectsc
- the fo:static-content object this SCLM will processblock
- the Block area this SCLM must add its areas to
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Key concepts
The IG Server introduces a number of concepts:
Roles
An IG Server user can have one of three roles:
- Compliance Officer
- Document Owner
- Administrator
The role of a particular user determines which parts of the user interface the user can access, and which tasks they can carry out. There can be more than one user in each role.
You must have at least one Compliance Officer set up. Other roles are optional, and depend on whether a Compliance Officer wants to delegate responsibility for tasks. A Compliance Officer is effectively a “super-user” who has full access to the system and can carry out all tasks.
| Role | Number allowed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance Officer | 1 or more | A “super-user” that can access all parts of the user interface and carry out any task. |
| Document Owner | 0 or more | A user that can register items and manage collections of documents. |
| Administrator | 0 or more | A user that has Document Owner privileges. In addition, is responsible for controlling who has access to the system, which Gateways connect to the system, and ensuring the system remains up-to-date and operational. |
Collections
The purpose of a collection is to:
- Organise registered items into logical groups
- Define the scope of whitelisted text
- Provide context to people dealing with policy violations
When you first register an item, you are required to specify a collection to add it to. Every item is associated with exactly one collection, although items can be moved between collections.
Collection owner
Each collection needs a collection owner. Collection owners can be a Compliance Officer, Administrator, or a Document Owner.
When a user creates a new collection, they become the initial collection owner.
Each collection has a unique and permanent ID which is automatically generated by the IG Server. A display name is supplied which can be re-configured by the collection owner.
Collection owners:
- receive email notifications in the event of a match against items in the collection
- are responsible for dealing with false-positives by whitelisting text or deregistering items that should no longer be registered
- can register and deregister items in the collection
- can see which items in the collection have caused most matches
- can modify details on collections that they own
- can delete collections that they own
Item registration
You register items that you want to be inspected for matches as part of your organization's security policy. When you register an item, the IG Server generates full file hashes and fingerprints for the registered item. Content that passes through your Gateway can then be checked for matches against stored hashes and fingerprints, and any violations can be handled accordingly.
Note: When registering encrypted files, only a full file hash is generated. This means that partial matching only can be performed on the item.
Item classification
When registering items on the IG Server, document owners will be able to select an optional classification that allows for extra flexibility when defining Gateway policy. The classifications are based around the level of document sensitivity with default definitions as follows:
- Top Secret
- Secret
- Confidential
- Restricted
- Unclassified
- Unspecified
The item classification is used when responding to Gateway queries. The IG Server reports the highest classification of all the matching items. It also returns the number of matching items and matching fingerprints at each level.
Item properties
When you register a new item on the IG Server a number of properties need to be supplied:
| Property | Description | Registration |
|---|---|---|
| User | Identity of the user registering the item | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| User's IP address | IP address of user’s PC at the time of registration | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| Timestamp | Time of registration | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| Filename | The name of the file that was registered | Taken from the uploaded file |
| Location | The location of the file that was registered | Not specified |
| Expiry | The date the item will be automatically deregistered | Supplied by the user (default is never) |
| Collection name | The name of the target collection | Supplied by the user |
| Custom Properties | See note | Supplied by the user (optional) |
Whitelisting
To lessen the chances of false positives where items are in a collection are matched to content found in an information flow, you can add a fragment of text or a whole document to a whitelist. Items in a whitelist are not used for matching purposes. Whitelist items would typically include document templates and boilerplate text.
Unless you use common whitelisting, whitelist items are specific to a particular collection; they only apply to items that are part of that collection.
Common Whitelisting
Any file or text that is added as a common whitelisted item will be applied across all collections. It therefore provides a convenient method of adding common content, for example company logo's and copyright statements, across all collections without the need to register it individually across multiple collections.
Common whitelisting is available to Compliance Officers only.
Tip: We recommend that Compliance Officers (CO) create a new collection specifically to contain common whitelist items. In addition, the items should not be moved into collections not owned by the CO or any other CO, nor should the CO change the owner of a collection containing common whitelist items to a user that is not a CO.


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Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 to your chosen number
- Numbers divisible by 3 are replaced with Ping
- example: "1, 2, 3, 4"
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- All other numbers remain normal


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Hi! this is the group project website of group 5 for bioinformatics CIS6930 2017 Fall. Our project maily developed fully dynamic De-Bruijh graph, an improved data structure for geonome assembly
In this website, we provide a brief introduction and a manual for implementing the project. Here is the manual and the link to project github repository. Manual is aslo provided in github called readme.md
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public class DecisionFunctionOperatorBounds
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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DecisionFunctionOperatorBounds(DiagonalScalingOperator dsoFactorizer,
double dblInverseMarginNormBound,
double dblFeatureSpaceMaureyConstant,
int iFeatureSpaceDimension)
DecisionFunctionOperatorBounds Constructor
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DiagonalScalingOperator |
factorizingOperator()
Retrieve the Factorizing Diagonal Scaling Operator Instance
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double |
featureMaureyOperatorEntropy(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber)
Compute the Decision Function Entropy Number Upper Bound using the Product of the Feature Space's
Maurey Upper Bound for the Entropy for the specified Entropy Number and the Scaling Operator Entropy
Number Upper Bound
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double |
featureMaureyOperatorNorm(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber)
Compute the Decision Function Entropy Number Upper Bound using the Product of the Feature Space's
Maurey Upper Bound for the Entropy for the specified Entropy Number and the Scaling Operator Norm
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double |
featureNormOperatorEntropy()
Compute the Decision Function Entropy Number Upper Bound using the Product of the Feature Space's
Norm for the Upper Bound of the Entropy Number and the Scaling Operator Entropy Number Upper Bound
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double |
featureSpaceDimension()
Retrieve the Feature Space Dimension
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double |
featureSpaceMaureyBound(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber)
Compute the Feature Space's Maurey Bound for the Entropy Number given the specified Entropy Number
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double |
featureSpaceMaureyConstant()
Retrieve the Feature Space Maurey Constant
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double |
infimumUpperBound(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber)
Compute the Infimum of the Decision Function Operator Upper Bound across all the Product Bounds for
the specified Feature Space Entropy Number
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double |
inverseMarginNormBound()
Retrieve the Norm Upper Bound of the Inverse Margin
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double |
productFeatureOperatorNorm()
Compute the Decision Function Entropy Number Upper Bound using the Product of the Feature Space's
Norm for the Upper Bound of the Entropy Number and the Scaling Operator Norm
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public DecisionFunctionOperatorBounds(DiagonalScalingOperator dsoFactorizer, double dblInverseMarginNormBound, double dblFeatureSpaceMaureyConstant, int iFeatureSpaceDimension) throws java.lang.Exception
dsoFactorizer
- The Factorizing Diagonal Scaling OperatordblInverseMarginNormBound
- The Decision Function Inverse Margin Norm BounddblFeatureSpaceMaureyConstant
- The Kernel Feature Space Function Maurey ConstantiFeatureSpaceDimension
- The Kernel Feature Space Dimensionjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic DiagonalScalingOperator factorizingOperator()
public double inverseMarginNormBound()
public double featureSpaceMaureyConstant()
public double featureSpaceDimension()
public double featureSpaceMaureyBound(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber) throws java.lang.Exception
iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber
- The Feature Space Entropy Numberjava.lang.Exception
- The Feature Space's Maurey Bound cannot be computedpublic double featureMaureyOperatorEntropy(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber) throws java.lang.Exception
iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber
- The Feature Space Entropy Numberjava.lang.Exception
- The Feature Space's Operator Entropy cannot be computedpublic double featureMaureyOperatorNorm(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber) throws java.lang.Exception
iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber
- The Feature Space Entropy Numberjava.lang.Exception
- The Feature Space's Operator Norm cannot be computedpublic double productFeatureOperatorNorm() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
- The Entropy Number Upper Bound cannot be computedpublic double featureNormOperatorEntropy() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
- The Entropy Number Upper Bound cannot be computedpublic double infimumUpperBound(int iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber) throws java.lang.Exception
iFeatureSpaceEntropyNumber
- The specified Feature Space Entropy Numberjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Infimum of the Decision Function Operator Upper Bound cannot
be calculated


#include <string.h> char *strcat(char *dest, const char *src); char *strncat(char *dest, const char *src, size_t n);
The strncat() function is similar, except that
As with strcat(), the resulting string in dest is always null-terminated.
If src contains n or more bytes, strncat() writes n+1 bytes to dest (n from src plus the terminating null byte). Therefore, the size of dest must be at least strlen(dest)+n+1.
A simple implementation of strncat() might be:
char* strncat(char *dest, const char *src, size_t n) { size_t dest_len = strlen(dest); size_t i; for (i = 0 ; i < n && src[i] != '\0' ; i++) dest[dest_len + i] = src[i]; dest[dest_len + i] = '\0'; return dest; }
size_t strlcat(char *dest, const char *src, size_t size);
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| open | ft-function-serialize.html | Open the form we want to use for our tests. | |
| assertTitle | Simple serialize() form | Ensure that we have the correct form. | |
| waitForModelReady | Wait for the XForms processor to initialise. | ||
| assertXFormsControlValue | output | <val>Hello</val> | Check that the output control has been initialised correctly. |
| typeKeys | //*[@id="input"]/pe-value/input | , World! | Type into the input control. |
| assertXFormsControlValue | output | <val>Hello, World</val> | Check that the output control matches what we typed. (Note that there is a bug in Selenium, which means that we don't get the last character typed.) |


Constructor
Streaming client options {@link AsyncCreatable.create}
Provides a convenient way to handshake with the server endpoint before trying to subscribe.
Asynchronous initializer.
Allows replaying of of Streaming events starting with replayId.
The starting message id to replay from.
Subscribe to streaming events. When the streaming processor that's set in the options completes execution it returns a payload in the StatusResult object. The payload is just echoed here for convenience.
Throws SfdxError{ name: 'StreamingClient.TimeoutErrorType.SUBSCRIBE'} When the subscribe timeout occurs.
This function should call the platform apis that result in streaming updates on push topics. StatusResult
Asynchronously constructs and initializes a new instance of a concrete subclass with the optional options
.
An options object providing initialization params to the async constructor.
Api wrapper to support Salesforce streaming. The client contains an internal implementation of a cometd specification.
Salesforce client and timeout information
Streaming API imposes two timeouts, as supported in the Bayeux protocol.
Socket timeout: 110 seconds A client receives events (JSON-formatted HTTP responses) while it waits on a connection. If no events are generated and the client is still waiting, the connection times out after 110 seconds and the server closes the connection. Clients should reconnect before two minutes to avoid the connection timeout.
Reconnect timeout: 40 seconds After receiving the events, a client needs to reconnect to receive the next set of events. If the reconnection doesn't happen within 40 seconds, the server expires the subscription and the connection is closed. If this happens, the client must start again and handshake, subscribe, and connect. Each Streaming API client logs into an instance and maintains a session. When the client handshakes, connects, or subscribes, the session timeout is restarted. A client session times out if the client doesn’t reconnect to the server within 40 seconds after receiving a response (an event, subscribe result, and so on).
Note that these timeouts apply to the Streaming API client session and not the Salesforce authentication session. If the client session times out, the authentication session remains active until the organization-specific timeout policy goes into effect.
const streamProcessor = (message: JsonMap): StatusResult => { const payload = ensureJsonMap(message.payload); const id = ensureString(payload.id); if (payload.status !== 'Active') { return { completed: false }; } return { completed: true, payload: id }; }; const org = await Org.create(); const options = new StreamingClient.DefaultOptions(org, 'MyPushTopics', streamProcessor); const asyncStatusClient = await StreamingClient.create(options); await asyncStatusClient.handshake(); const info: RequestInfo = { method: 'POST', url: `${org.getField(OrgFields.INSTANCE_URL)}/SomeService`, headers: { HEADER: 'HEADER_VALUE'}, body: 'My content' }; await asyncStatusClient.subscribe(async () => { const connection = await org.getConnection(); // Now that we are subscribed, we can initiate the request that will cause the events to start streaming. const requestResponse: JsonCollection = await connection.request(info); const id = ensureJsonMap(requestResponse).id; console.log(`this.id: ${JSON.stringify(ensureString(id), null, 4)}`); });


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractQuantityOperation<V> | |
| QuantityAbsoluteValue<S> | |
| QuantityAddition<S> |
The binary operation which describes the addition of two quantities.
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| QuantityAdditiveInversion<S> |
The unary operation which which calculates the additive inversion of a quantity (aka 'the negative').
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| QuantityBinaryOperation<V> |
A base class for binary operations on physical quantities.
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| QuantityDivision<S> |
The binary operation which describes the division of two quantities.
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| QuantityMultiplication<S> |
A binary operation describing the multiplication of two physical quantities.
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| QuantityMultiplicativeInversion<S> |
An unary operation describing the multiplicative inversion of a physical quantity (aka '1/x').
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| QuantityOperationRepository<S> |
A repository for operations on quantified values.
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| QuantitySubtraction<S> |
The operation which describes the subtraction of two pysical quantities
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| QuantitySumOrDifferenceOperation<S> |
Base class for operations on physical quantities, that can perform sum or difference, depending on the scalar
operation that is passed into the constructor.
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| QuantityUnaryOperation<S> |
A base class for unary operations on physical quantities.
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Entrapment * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Jon Amiel. Cast: Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Will Patton, Ving Rhames, Maury Chaykin. 1999 - 110 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanty and mild violence). Reviewed May 1, 1999.
For anyone who has caught on to my overall taste in movies, you know that, while I give everything a chance, espionage/spy/thief action pictures are definately not my cup of tea. They all seem very much the same, and I find the large majority of them either dull or crushing bores. But with that said, I liked "Entrapment," in a kinda-sorta way, thanks to the wonderful repartee of Sean Connery (in his first good film in a long time) and Catherine Zeta-Jones, who is a sparkling new talent that I have instantly fallen in love with. Sure, she's absolutely beautiful, but she also has a sneaky way with words and is able to modify her mildly underwritten character into a wholeheartedly believable, not to mention likable, creation.
Virginia "Gin" Baker (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is a New York insurance investigator who has tracked down and been following the expert art thief, Robert "Mac" MacDougal (Sean Connery). After spying on him on one occasion, she is awaken in the middle of the night by Mac, who reveals that he is one step ahead of her. Posing as a thief herself, Gin makes a proposal to him: help her steal an ancient Chinese mask worth millions. As the last days of 1999 close in, which will inevitably cause a "millenium bug" in all of the computers, Gin also forms another plan, this one with the stakes heightened: steal $8-billion from the largest and tallest bank in the world (located in Malaysia) and they will split the money, but the theft has to be done during the last ten minutes before the new year.
"Entrapment," like the similar, but in my opinion inferior, James Bond films, spans across the globe from the already-mentioned Nfrom the already-mentioned New York to Malaysia to Scotland, where Mac's castle is located. As Mac and Gin get deeper and deeper in over their heads, Mac grows suspicious of Gin's possible false identity and her motives, while Gin fears that she, through all of their bickering, might actually be falling for him. In case this subplot is unbelievable, don't worry. Although Zeta-Jones is 28-years-old and Connery is 68, this is the least to worry about when you're dealing with such a preposterous, but admittedly entertaining, story. Besides, Connery has aged very well (like Warren Beatty and Robert Redford), and so their budding romance isn't quite as much of a stretch as the downright ragged Clint Eastwood and his near-laughable womanizing character
Although never a particular fan of Connery's (who played James Bond himself, primarily, in the '60s and '70s), he is very charismatic and enjoyable here, even when we aren't sure if his character of Mac should be trusted. Matching, and actually surpassing, his performance is Zeta-Jones, who was last seen in "The Mask of Zorro" (which I opted to skip when it was in theaters) and will be appearing in "The Haunting" this July. She has a lovely, innocent, but at the same time experienced, face that you could stare at for hours on end, and a fetching personality to play. I loved, for example, the scene in which Mac asks her if there has ever been someone she hasn't been able to seduce, and without a moment's thought and with a sly grin, replies, "no." Without Connery and Zeta-Jones, and without the fun that is had concerning the tension between them, "Entrapment" wouldn't have been nearly as successful, and it is their casting that, to me, was the most vital element in making the whole picture.
The two action set-pieces, one in which they attempt to steal the Chinese mask, and the climactic sequence in which they set out to steal billions from the bank, are stylishly and expertly crafted. Back at Mac's Scottish castle, he trains Gin to be able to slink through the invisible criss-crossing laser beams in order to get to the mask, and a great deal of suspense is stirred up in this scene. The climax, also, is breathtaking, with Mac and Gin being spotted stealing the billions and in their desperation to escape, must crawl out onto an unsteady wire seventy stories in the air, above a prestigious New Year's celebration.
When all is said and done, "Entrapment" is a fun and completely amiable precursor to the upcoming onslaught of Summer movies. There's nothing extraordinary about it, it isn't likely to stick in your mind as some of the best films do, and the plotting leaves several holes. The supporting characters are all wasted, including Ving Rhames as a friend and gadgetry-supplier of Mac's, but that was fine with me since the heart of the film belongs to the delicate and nicely-acquired relationship between Connery and Zeta-Jones. "Entrapment" isn't a particularly fulfilling experience, but it easily gets the job done.
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- Git
- Atom Editor
- Node.js
- Java
- WebStorm
- IntelliJ Community Edition
- Sublime 3
- C# Mono Develop
- Unity Tweak Tool
- Themes for Unity Tweak Tool
Prerequisites
- Always run sudo apt-get update once the system is installed. It never hurts to have the latest updates.[sourcecode language=”bash”]sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade[/sourcecode]
- Install curl, because it’s used everywhere dammit.[sourcecode language=”bash”] curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup | sudo bash - [/sourcecode]
- One thing that ends up, at some point, always being needed for builds is the build-essential.[sourcecode language=”bash”]apt-get install -y build-essential[/sourcecode]
- I always install Chrome as my first app. Sometimes the Ubuntu Software Center flakes out on this, but just try again and it’ll work. I use the 64-bit Chrome btw, as I’ve noticed that the 32-bit often flakes out when attempting installation on my virtual machines. Your mileage may vary.
What this enables…
At this point I can launch into about any language; Java, JavaScript, C# and a few others with a minimal amount of headache. Since it’s a Linux instance it gives me a full range of Linuxy things at my disposal.
Getting Git and Getting Git Updated
- First off, Git should be loaded on Ubuntu already by default, but may not be the latest. One can always check by running the follow command.[sourcecode language=”bash”]git –version[/sourcecode]
The best way to make sure you have access to the latest versions of git to upgrade/update from is to add the repository to apt-get.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:git-core/ppa sudo apt-get update
Now install git over again and the latest will be installed.
sudo apt-get install git
Default Java Installation
- Run a ‘sudo apt-get update’.
To install the default Java JRE and the JDK run the following commands.
sudo apt-get install default-jre sudo apt-get install default-jdk`
- I download the application zip from JetBrains and then run[sourcecode language=”bash”]tar xfz WebStorm-*.tar.gz[/sourcecode]
- Next I always move the unzipped content to the directory in which I’d like to have the application stored. It’s good practice to not keep things in the download directory, just sayin’. Generally I put these in my usr/bin directory.[sourcecode language=”bash”]mv /downloads/WebStorm-* your/desired/spot[/sourcecode]
- Now at your terminal, navigate to the path where the application is stored and run the WebStorm.sh executable.[sourcecode language=”bash”]./bin/webstorm.sh[/sourcecode]
- To add WebStorm to the Quicklaunch, just right click on the icon and select to Lock to Launcher.
- Follow all the steps listed under WebStorm, it’s the exact same process.
UPDATED February 1, 2016: Another easy way to install Sublime 3 is to use the ppa.
Check out the instructions here: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/07/sublime-text-3-ubuntu-ppa-now-available.html
I’ll likely add some cleaned up instructions in the near future.
- Go to download the latest v3.
- Run the package and it should launch the actual Ubuntu installer, setup Sublime for bash use and get it installed.
First run the command to add the Mono Project GPG signing key.
sudo apt-key adv –keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com –recv-keys 3FA7E0328081BFF6A14DA29AA6A19B38D3D831EF
Next add the package repository.
NOTE: This is not right, some formatting got messed up. This needs looked up and verified.
echo && "deb http://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian wheezy main&&" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mono-xamarin.list
Now update the package cache.
sudo apt-get update
Now install the core monodevelop package.
sudo apt-get install monodevelop
Install the other packages to add NUnit, Git, and Database Support to the Mono IDE.
sudo apt-get install monodevelop-nunit
sudo apt-get install monodevelop-versioncontrol sudo apt-get install monodevelop-database
- First, get the repository setup for Node.js to get the latest package installed.[sourcecode language=”bash”]curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup | sudo bash -[/sourcecode]
- Now install Node.js itself.[sourcecode language=”bash”]sudo apt-get install nodejs[/sourcecode]
- Unity Tweak Tool[sourcecode language=”bash”]sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool[/sourcecode]
First get the Unity Tweak Tool.
Now add the following repositories (ppa):
[sourcecode language=”bash”]sudo add-apt-repository ppa:numix/ppa sudo add-apt-repository ppa:noobslab/themes sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tiheum/equinox sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ricotz/docky[/sourcecode]
Now run update:
[sourcecode language=”bash”]sudo apt-get update[/sourcecode]
Then add the themes:
[sourcecode language=”bash”] sudo apt-get install mac-icons-v3 docky -y sudo apt-get install zukitwo mac-icons-v3 docky -y sudo apt-get install numix-icon-theme-circle numix-gtk-theme -y sudo apt-get install faience-theme -y sudo apt-get install plank -y sudo apt-get install mac-ithemes-v3 -y sudo apt-get install mac-icons-v3 -y sudo apt-get install numix-gtk-theme numix-icon-theme-circle -y sudo apt-get install numix-wallpaper-notd -y sudo apt-get install gnomishbeige-theme -y sudo apt-get install gnomishdark-theme -y sudo apt-get install gnomishgrey-theme -y sudo apt-get install zukitwo -y sudo apt-get install zukiwi -y sudo apt-get install ambiance-crunchy -y sudo apt-get install orchis3 -y sudo apt-get install flattastic-suite -y sudo apt-get install trevilla-themes -y sudo apt-get install vimix-flat-themes -y [/sourcecode]
Atom Editor For now, check out this link: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/atom
I’ll likely add some cleaned up instructions in the near future.


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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Neutron/LBaaS/Architecture
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Neutron/LBaaS/API_1.0
Implementation of the Neutron Loadbalancer Service Plugin.
This class manages the workflow of LBaaS request/response. Most DB related works are implemented in class loadbalancer_db.LoadBalancerPluginDb.
Populate the vip with: pool, members, healthmonitors.
Wraps loadbalancer with SQLAlchemy models.
A class that wraps the implementation of the Neutron loadbalancer plugin database access interface using SQLAlchemy models.
Delete health monitor object from DB
Raises an error if the monitor has associations with pools
Update a pool with new stats structure.
Abstract lbaas driver that expose ~same API as lbaas plugin.
The configuration elements (Vip,Member,etc) are the dicts that are returned to the tenant. Get operations are not part of the API - it will be handled by the lbaas plugin.
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_status(context, Member, member[“id”], constants.ACTIVE)
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_status(context, Pool, pool[“id”], constants.ACTIVE)
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_pool_health_monitor(context, health_monitor[“id”], pool_id, constants.ACTIVE)
A real driver would invoke a call to his backend and set the Vip status to ACTIVE/ERROR according to the backend call result self.plugin.update_status(context, Vip, vip[“id”],
constants.ACTIVE)
Driver can call the code below in order to delete the pool. self.plugin._delete_db_pool(context, pool[“id”]) or set the status to ERROR if deletion failed
A real driver would invoke a call to his backend and try to delete the Vip. if the deletion was successful, delete the record from the database. if the deletion has failed, set the Vip status to ERROR.
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_status(context, Member, member[“id”], constants.ACTIVE)
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_status(context, Pool, pool[“id”], constants.ACTIVE)
Driver may call the code below in order to update the status. self.plugin.update_status(context, Vip, id, constants.ACTIVE)


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Brazilian Grand Prix practice: Sebastian Vettel leads Ferrari 1-2
by Edd StrawSebastian Vettel led a Ferrari 1-2 in the second free practice session for Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.
Vettel hit the front early on when using the medium-compound Pirellis, setting a best time of 1m09.570s - a quarter of a second ahead of second-quickest Charles Leclerc.
When the field switched to the soft-compound Pirellis for performance runs, Vettel initially struggled to improve after hitting traffic on his first quick lap.
This allowed Leclerc to move into the lead with a lap of 1m09.238s before Vettel reclaimed top spot with a time of 1m09.217s.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was one of the last to start his qualifying simulation run, jumping to third place with a lap 0.134s off the pace.
He set the fastest middle sector time of all on that lap, but lost a tenth to the Ferraris in the power-dependent final sector.
Mercedes duo Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton were fourth and fifth fastest respectively, with the former 0.156s off the pace.
Hamilton was 0.223s down and wasn't able to post a time until his third attempt, with one lap aborted at the first corner after going deep then having to go off track to avoid Pierre Gasly's Toro Rosso - which was attempting to let him past.
Kevin Magnussen was a surprise sixth in the Haas, which tends to go well in the cool conditions that prevailed on Friday, with Renault's Daniel Ricciardo just behind.
Alfa Romeo driver Kimi Raikkonen was among the first to set a qualifying simulation time, which briefly put him fifth before he was shuffled back to eighth - the last driver within a second of the pace.
Red Bull's Alex Albon had a difficult session and only made a small improvement on his medium-tyre pace when running softs, meaning he was shuffled down to ninth place ahead of McLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr.
Nico Hulkenberg was 11th in the second Renault, 1.108s off the pace and just ahead of the Toro Rosso of Gasly.
Gasly's session came to a premature end with 20 minutes remaining when he pulled over with smoke emerging from the rear of the car.
He confirmed it was an engine problem over the radio, with the virtual safety car being deployed.
Antonio Giovinazzi was 13th in the second Alfa Romeo, pipping Daniil Kvyat by just 0.005s.
Kvyat brought the session to a premature end with five minutes remaining when the red flag flew after he slid into the barrier with the right-rear corner at the Juncao left-hander as the rears locked up thanks to an apparent engine problem.
Racing Point duo Sergio Perez and Lance Stroll were 15th and 17th, sandwiching the second Haas of Romain Grosjean.
McLaren driver Lando Norris was 18th, 1.483s down, with George Russell slowest of the drivers to set a time in 19th.
Robert Kubica, who sat out the first session to allow Nicholas Latifi to drive, didn't set a time after crashing at the Turn 3 left-hander on his first flying lap early on.
The rear stepped out and Kubica corrected, only to fire the car the other way and into the outside barrier - bringing his session to an end and leading to a seven-minute red flag.
Practice two times
| Pos | Driver | Car | Time | Gap | Laps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sebastian Vettel | Ferrari | 1m09.217s | - | 30 |
| 2 | Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | 1m09.238s | 0.021s | 35 |
| 3 | Max Verstappen | Red Bull/Honda | 1m09.351s | 0.134s | 33 |
| 4 | Valtteri Bottas | Mercedes | 1m09.373s | 0.156s | 37 |
| 5 | Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 1m09.440s | 0.223s | 39 |
| 6 | Kevin Magnussen | Haas/Ferrari | 1m10.143s | 0.926s | 38 |
| 7 | Daniel Ricciardo | Renault | 1m10.194s | 0.977s | 32 |
| 8 | Kimi Raikkonen | Alfa Romeo/Ferrari | 1m10.210s | 0.993s | 39 |
| 9 | Alexander Albon | Red Bull/Honda | 1m10.275s | 1.058s | 31 |
| 10 | Carlos Sainz Jr. | McLaren/Renault | 1m10.310s | 1.093s | 38 |
| 11 | Nico Hulkenberg | Renault | 1m10.325s | 1.108s | 31 |
| 12 | Pierre Gasly | Toro Rosso/Honda | 1m10.352s | 1.135s | 26 |
| 13 | Antonio Giovinazzi | Alfa Romeo/Ferrari | 1m10.419s | 1.202s | 36 |
| 14 | Daniil Kvyat | Toro Rosso/Honda | 1m10.424s | 1.207s | 34 |
| 15 | Sergio Perez | Racing Point/Mercedes | 1m10.443s | 1.226s | 31 |
| 16 | Romain Grosjean | Haas/Ferrari | 1m10.504s | 1.287s | 38 |
| 17 | Lance Stroll | Racing Point/Mercedes | 1m10.568s | 1.351s | 33 |
| 18 | Lando Norris | McLaren/Renault | 1m10.700s | 1.483s | 41 |
| 19 | George Russell | Williams/Mercedes | 1m11.818s | 2.601s | 36 |
| 20 | Robert Kubica | Williams/Mercedes | - | - | 2 |


ALBINO ALLIGATOR A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 12/24/96 (limited), 1/97 (wider) Running Length: 1:43 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Matt Dillon, Faye Dunaway, Gary Sinise, William Fichtner, Viggo Mortensen, John Spencer, Skeet Ulrich, M. Emmet Walsh, Joe Mantegna Director: Kevin Spacey Producers: Bradley Jenkel, Brad Krevoy, and Steven Stabler Screenplay: Christian Forte Cinematography: Mark Plummer Music: Michael Brook U.S. Distributor: Miramax Films
ALBINO ALLIGATOR, the directorial debut of 1996's Best Supporting Oscar winner, Kevin Spacey, is a cagey, claustrophobic noir thriller highlighted by a few clever plot twists, some nicely-honed dialogue, and a half-dozen top-notch performances. Many will doubtless compare this movie to Quentin Tarantino's RESERVOIR DOGS, but, while there are similarities in plot, intent, and style, ALBINO ALLIGATOR is a more intimate film. If not for the car chase that opens the movie and sets up everything that follows, this could easily be mistaken for the screen adaptation of a play.
Spacey's picture doesn't feature anything new or startling, but it's competently constructed, and, with the possible exception of a stale patch in the middle, keeps the tension at a consistently high level. Built around a pyramidal series of coincidences, ALBINO ALLIGATOR is rich in irony and occasionally darkly humorous. The characters, who all start out as familiar types, are allowed to grow and develop in sometimes-unexpected directions. Even the viewer who recognizes ALBINO ALLIGATOR's flaws is still likely to be intrigued and captivated by the increasingly-desperate proceedings.
Dova (Matt Dillon), Milo (Gary Sinise), and Law (William Fichtner) are three crooks on the run in New Orleans. A failed robbery combined with a police mix-up leads to a high-speed car chase, three dead bodies, and a tense situation in a place called Dino's Last Chance Bar. With the police gathering outside, the trio takes everyone in the small joint hostage, including the bartender (M. Emmet Walsh), a waitress (Faye Dunaway), and several customers (Skeet Ulrich, John Spencer, and Viggo Mortensen). Outside, the cops' actions are directed by a goateed Joe Mantegna, who's irritated at the growing media presence on the scene.
Most of the film involves interaction amongst the criminals, and between them and their prisoners. Dova, the leader, is uncertain how he wants things to proceed. His injured brother, Milo, advises restraint and humanity -- perhaps even to the point of giving up. On the other hand, Law, a borderline nutcase, is willing to start a bloodbath. He espouses the "Albino Alligator" stratagem: intentional sacrifice for intentional gain --kill the hostages to win freedom. Dova's indecision about which course of action to pursue, and the subtle ways in which the prisoners attempt to sway him, fuels much of ALBINO ALLIGATOR's edginess. Nothing in this film is quite as inevitable as it first seems.
Every performance works, although some of the actors (namely John Spencer, Viggo Mortensen, and M. Emmet Walsh) don't have much to do. Dillon is excellent as the torn Dova. At times, we believe he's capable of murdering everyone in the bar; on other occasions, we can see a haunted look in his eyes. William Fichtner plays the sociopath with a mixture of unharnassed rage and oily charm. As the voice of reason, Gary Sinise gives his usual solid performance (he's a much kinder, gentler villain here than in RANSOM). The standout among the hostages is Faye Dunaway, whose character runs through emotions from anger and contempt to horror and desperation. And, as the only cop with a personality, Joe Mantegna is delightfully hard-bitten. His technique for putting a reporter in her place is one of the film's best moments.
The core of ALBINO ALLIGATOR is atmosphere and dialogue. The characters do a lot of talking, and, although few of their lines are memorable, almost all of what they say rings true. There are occasions, however, when the film's talkiness eats into the tension, especially towards the midpoint. ALBINO ALLIGATOR doesn't flow as smoothly as it might; there are times when it surges forward, and other instances when it drags a little.
In an era when Tarantino-flavored crime thrillers are becoming more commonplace, ALBINO ALLIGATOR manages to distinguish itself. For the most part, Christian Forte's script is smart, even if the characters aren't, and Spacey's direction is sure-handed. There's something darkly delightful about watching a movie like this, which, despite occasionally falling back on formulaic conventions, still manages to surprise its audience from time-to-time.
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 4
The strident summery flavours of this quick and easy recipe make it an absolute winner for a barbecue or party.
Blend the galangal, ginger, lemongrass, garlic, chilli, zest and juice of the limes, soy sauce, coriander roots and dried coconut in a food processor until well combined as a thick, rough paste.
Transfer the paste to a resealable freezer bag and add the prawns. Seal the bag, removing as much air as possible as you do so, then massage the mixture into the prawns and set aside in the fridge to marinate for 1-2 hours, or overnight, if possible.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat. Using a potato peeler, shave the fresh coconut into the pan, then dry-roast the coconut shavings until lightly toasted. Set aside.
When the prawns have marinated, heat a griddle pan over a medium to high heat. When the pan is hot, shake any excess marinade from the prawns, then put them on the griddle, in batches if necessary, and grill for 2-3 minutes, or until pink and opaque.
To serve, divide the coconut-chilli prawns equally among four serving plates. Sprinkle over the coriander leaves, coconut shavings and garnish with a wedge of lime.


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Class: ResourceRegistry::Entities::Tenant
- Inherits:
-
Dry::Struct
- Object
- Dry::Struct
- ResourceRegistry::Entities::Tenant
- Defined in:
- lib/resource_registry/taxonomies/enterprise/entities/tenant.rb
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#key ⇒ Symbol
readonly
Unique ID for tenant host (required).
-
#organization_name ⇒ String
readonly
Title for this tenant's organization (required).
-
#owner_account ⇒ String
readonly
Reference to Admin account for this tenant (required).
Instance Attribute Details
#key ⇒ Symbol (readonly)
Unique ID for tenant host (required)
11 |
# File 'lib/resource_registry/taxonomies/enterprise/entities/tenant.rb', line 11 attribute :key, Types::RequiredSymbol |
#organization_name ⇒ String (readonly)
Title for this tenant's organization (required)
16 |
# File 'lib/resource_registry/taxonomies/enterprise/entities/tenant.rb', line 16 attribute :organization_name, Types::String.optional.(omittable: false) |
#owner_account ⇒ String (readonly)
Reference to Admin account for this tenant (required)
21 |
# File 'lib/resource_registry/taxonomies/enterprise/entities/tenant.rb', line 21 attribute :owner_account, Types::String.optional.(omittable: false) |


Format: EditSetFocus,
Purpose: Gives this Frame focus when it is created. The focus given that way is quite strong clicking on the ground does not transfer focus nor does hiding it, But clicking onto another custom UI took it away and the focus became normal.
Used in: EDITBOX, GLUEEDITBOX, SLASHCHATBOX


UNDER SIEGE 2: DARK TERRITORY (1995)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
It's hard to force myself to watch Steven Seagal movies. But, since I enjoyed Under Siege so much, I thought I'd catch Under Siege 2 for fun.
As introduced in the first film, Steve Seagal's character, Casey Ryback is a Navy cook. But, are we to believe that's all he is? Heck no. Ryback is really a highly trained Navy SEAL who is able to disable or kill men with a chop of his hands. He knows many ways to inflict pain to bad guys, and he shows us many.
In Under Siege 2 Casey has retreated to a quiet life as a cook in a big restaurant. Customers come to visit the restaurant not because of the good food but because of Seagal's shiny personality. Like many other professions, you can take the man out of the Navy, but you can't take the Navy out of the man. When needed Ryback still goes active with the Navy on top secret tasks. Casey's brother just died and Casey needs to get out West to pay his respects. Tagging along is his niece-with-an-attitude (Katherine Heigl). Since Casey doesn't like to fly, he and his niece take a train out West.
Unknowingly to Casey a high-tech group of men want to earn some money and use this train as their mobile headquarters. The group of men wants to earn their money by using a new Navy satellite to strike terror in the heart of the US. They are going to destroy the Pentagon with the satellite which can cause natural-looking earthquakes.
The story is enough to string along the action sequences. The action sequences are fun but rather generic. None of the memorable. Also, Seagal isn't allowed to show off much of his martial arts skills. Some of those fighting sequences also use some laughable techniques, including one that sped up the film.
As with most all of Seagal's other films, all the characters are one dimensional cardboard cutouts. Eric Bogosian as the crazed villain, Dane, doesn't come close to Tommy Lee Jone's crazed villain in the first film. And director Geoff Murphy isn't able to create as much excitement as Andrew Davis did in the first. Steven Seagal, well, he is Steve Seagal. His one scene where he has to show some emotion is quite laughable.
Worth mentioning is Basil Poledouris' score for the film. This is a very thematic score and works well with the film.
Under Siege 2 feels different than the first. The first had a more serious and believable feel to it. This sequel has a silly feel to it and some parts are utterly unbelievable. This is shown with a version of the run-faster-than-a-fireball sequence with a twist. (Lets just say the fireball is replaced with a train).
Though not as good as the first, Under Siege 2:Dark Territory is inevitably fun. If you have two hours to spare, catch Under Siege 2:Dark Territory on video.
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--- layout: post title: Making NetFX Framework + Application install easier date: '2007-07-16T15:41:00.001-07:00' author: Kevin Moore tags: - WPF modified_time: '2007-07-31T13:55:59.340-07:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2115056243892631308.post-2747152401406282178 blogger_orig_url: http://work.j832.com/2007/07/making-netfx-framework-application.html ---
Do you deploy the .NET Framework 3.0 with your application installation? Would you like a better experience for your users with framework + application installation?
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Before we make the code generally available, we'd love to have some folks give it a dry run.
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