| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.activex.javascript.msxml |
Implementations of the MSXML's (ActiveX) JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.configuration |
Classes in this package are specific for the JavaScript engine - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host |
Implementations of the various JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.animations |
Implementations of the JavaScript host objects for the Web Animations API - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.arrays |
Implementations of the JavaScript host objects for Typed Arrays - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.canvas |
Implementations of the Canvas JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.canvas.ext |
Implementations of the Canvas extension JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.crypto |
Implementations of the Crypto JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.css |
Implementations of the CSS JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.dom |
Implementations of the DOM JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.event |
Implementations of the JavaScript host objects for events - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.fetch |
Implementations of the Fetch JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.file |
Implementations of the File JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.geo |
Implementations of the Geolocation JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.html |
Implementations of the HTML JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.idb |
Implementations of the IndexedDB JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.intl |
Implementations of the Internationalization JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media |
Implementations of the JavaScript host media objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.midi |
Implementations of the MIDI JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.presentation |
Implementations of the JavaScript host presentation objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.rtc |
Implementations of the Real Time Communication JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.network |
Implementations of the NetworkInformation JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.payment |
Implementations of the Payment JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.performance |
Implementations of the Performance JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.security |
Implementations of the security JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.speech |
Implementations of the Web Speech JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.svg |
Implementations of the Scalable Vector Graphics JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.worker |
Implementations of the Web Workers JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.xml |
Implementations of the XML JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractJavaScriptConfiguration
An abstract container for all the JavaScript configuration information.
|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractJavaScriptConfiguration
An abstract container for all the JavaScript configuration information.
|
| BrowserName
Represents a real browser family.
|
| CanSetReadOnlyStatus
Status for
CanSetReadOnly . |
| ClassConfiguration
A container for all the JavaScript configuration information for one class.
|
| ClassConfiguration.ConstantInfo
Class used to contain the constant information name, value and flag.
|
| ClassConfiguration.PropertyInfo
Class used to contain the property information if the property is readable, writable and the
methods that implement the get and set functions.
|
| JavaScriptConfiguration
A container for all the JavaScript configuration information.
|
| SupportedBrowser
An annotation to specify a supported browser.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CanSetReadOnly
An annotation to check of whether this getter read-only method allows to set the value,
ignore it, or throw an exception.
|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| JsxStaticFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function, not at instance level.
|
| JsxStaticGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter, not at instance level.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CanSetReadOnly
An annotation to check of whether this getter read-only method allows to set the value,
ignore it, or throw an exception.
|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CanSetReadOnly
An annotation to check of whether this getter read-only method allows to set the value,
ignore it, or throw an exception.
|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CanSetReadOnly
An annotation to check of whether this getter read-only method allows to set the value,
ignore it, or throw an exception.
|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxStaticFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function, not at instance level.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
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| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxClasses
An annotation for repeated
JsxClass . |
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
|
| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JsxClass
An annotation to mark a Java class as JavaScript class.
|
| JsxConstant
An annotation to mark a Java field as JavaScript constant.
|
| JsxConstructor
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript constructor.
|
| JsxFunction
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript function.
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| JsxGetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript getter.
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| JsxSetter
An annotation to mark a Java method as JavaScript setter.
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A slideshow component for cycling through elements, like a carousel. Nested carousels are not supported.
#carousel-example-generic.carousel.slide(data-ride='carousel')
// Indicators
ol.carousel-indicators
li.active(data-target='#carousel-example-generic', data-slide-to='0')
li(data-target='#carousel-example-generic', data-slide-to='1')
li(data-target='#carousel-example-generic', data-slide-to='2')
// Wrapper for slides
.carousel-inner(role='listbox')
.item.active
img(src='...', alt='...')
.carousel-caption
| ...
.item
img(src='...', alt='...')
.carousel-caption
| ...
| ...
// Controls
a.left.carousel-control(href='#carousel-example-generic', role='button', data-slide='prev')
span.glyphicon.glyphicon-chevron-left(aria-hidden='true')
span.sr-only Previous
a.right.carousel-control(href='#carousel-example-generic', role='button', data-slide='next')
span.glyphicon.glyphicon-chevron-right(aria-hidden='true')
span.sr-only Next

...

...

...

Previous

Next

Add captions to your slides easily with the .carousel-caption element within any .item. Place just about any optional HTML within there and it will be automatically aligned and formatted.
.item
img(src='...', alt='...')
.carousel-caption
h3 ...
p ...

...

...

Carousels require the use of an id
on the outermost container (the .carousel
) for carousel controls to function properly. When adding multiple carousels, or when changing a carousel's id
, be sure to update the relevant controls.
Use data attributes to easily control the position of the carousel. data-slide
accepts the keywords prev
or next
, which alters the slide position relative to its current position. Alternatively, use data-slide-to
to pass a raw slide index to the carousel data-slide-to="2"
, which shifts the slide position to a particular index beginning with 0
.
The data-ride="carousel"
attribute is used to mark a carousel as animating starting at page load. It cannot be used in combination with (redundant and unnecessary) explicit JavaScript initialization of the same carousel.
Call carousel manually with:
$('.carousel').carousel()
Options can be passed via data attributes or JavaScript. For data attributes, append the option name to data-
, as in data-interval=""
.
| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| interval | number | 5000 | The amount of time to delay between automatically cycling an item. If false, carousel will not automatically cycle. |
| pause | string | null | "hover" | If set to "hover" , pauses the cycling of the carousel on mouseenter and resumes the cycling of the carousel on mouseleave . If set to null , hovering over the carousel won't pause it. |
| wrap | boolean | true | Whether the carousel should cycle continuously or have hard stops. |
| keyboard | boolean | true | Whether the carousel should react to keyboard events. |
.carousel(options)
Initializes the carousel with an optional options object and starts cycling through items.
$('.carousel').carousel({
interval: 2000
})
.carousel('cycle')
Cycles through the carousel items from left to right.
.carousel('pause')
Stops the carousel from cycling through items.
.carousel(number)
Cycles the carousel to a particular frame (0 based, similar to an array).
.carousel('prev')
Cycles to the previous item.
.carousel('next')
Cycles to the next item.
Bootstrap's carousel class exposes two events for hooking into carousel functionality.
Both events have the following additional properties:
direction
: The direction in which the carousel is sliding (either "left"
or "right"
).relatedTarget
: The DOM element that is being slid into place as the active item.All carousel events are fired at the carousel itself (i.e. at the

).
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
| slide.bs.carousel | This event fires immediately when the slide instance method is invoked. |
| slid.bs.carousel | This event is fired when the carousel has completed its slide transition. |
$('#myCarousel').on('slide.bs.carousel', function () {
// do something…
})


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Based out of Silver Spring, MD, I am a part-time student in Flatiron School's Full Stack Web Development program.


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Until this day her shape remains in the stem of the Mother Tree. Her noble sacrifice must never be forgotten.
Now once again the tree is dying...
Our tribe's very existence is at stake. If we are to survive, it will be thanks to the help and sacrifice of young Elves like you. Will you join our struggle?
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| 1996 | Abitur - Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium, Hamburg |
| 2003 | Dipl.Ing in Computer Science and Engineering - Technical University Hamburg-Harburg - Sehr gut/first class |
| 2004 | MSc. in Informatics, Learning From Data specialism - University of Edinburgh - Distinction |
| 9/06-12/06 | Visiting Scholar - Stanford University |
| 2004-2008 | PhD. - ICCS/School of Informatics/University of Edinburgh |
| 8/96-9/97 | Carer for handicaped people, Evangelische Stiftung Alsterdorf, Hamburg: Caring for handicaped people in a sheltered workshop (as an alternative to military service) |
| 3/98-12/98 | Research Assistant, STS / Technical University Hamburg-Harburg: Developed a graphical user interface of a multimedia information system (based on Java) for Political Iconography in an interdisciplinary project together with the Art History department. |
| 2/99-4/99 | Research Intern, Germanischer Lloyd, Hamburg: Developed an object-oriented "pipes and filter" framework and basic components for processing GPS data using Java. |
| 4/99-8/00 | Project Leader, Technical University Hamburg-Harburg: Organisation, design and implementation of the university's online lecture evaluation system. |
| 9/00-4/01 | Software Engineer, infoAsset AG, Hamburg: Design and implementation of a Java web-based assessment software providing support for online design and evaluation of recruitment tests. |
| 11/01-4/02 | Research Intern, Siemens Corporate Research, Princeton: "Towards marker-less tracking" - dealt with camera pose estimation in an Augmented Reality scenario; instead of permanently having dedicated markers in the field of view, those markers are only used in a training phase in which the system learns 3D coordinates of some real life features; those are in turn used for pose estimation after the markers are removed from the scene; presented project and published paper at ISMAR2002. |
| 4/99-4/00 | Teaching Assistant, Technical University Hamburg-Harburg: Taught students basic concepts of computer science in "Computer Science for Engineers"; voted best TA in the department. |
| 9/05-12/05 | Teaching Assistant, University of Edinburgh, Introduction to Computational Linguistics. |
| 1/06-3/06 | Teaching Assistant, University of Edinburgh, Data Intensive Linguistics |
| 2/01-5/01 | Student Project: Object/human tracking system in the sports domain; Implemented Background-Substraction, Component-Labeling, Kalman-Filtering and Occlusion-Modelling in a C++ program. |
| 2/03-8/03 | Diploma Thesis: Dealt with Record Linkage in Semantic Networks; incorporating rule-based, statistical, ontology-matching and database-oriented methologies into a Java-based framework; to be used in an academical/commercial knowledge management platform. |
| 4/04-8/04 | Master Thesis: Towards Structural Evolution of Classifiers; designed a grammar-based Genetic Algorithm that could search for combinations ensemble-based, stacked, co-trained, bagged and boosted classifiers. |
| 9/04-10/08 | PhD Thesis: Structured/Relational Prediction and Learning using the Cutting Plane Method. |
| 2009-2010 | Program Committee member for ICML 2010, ACL 2010, CoNLL 2010, Coling 2010, AAAI 2010, COLING 2010, EMNLP 2010 |
| 2008-2009 | Program Committee member for EACL 2009, ICML 2009, EMNLP 2009, CoNLL 2009 |
| 9/08-6/09 | Co-organizer of the Integer Linear Programming for Natural Language Processing Workshop at NAACL/HLT 2009. |
| 5/08-8/08 | Google Summer of Code mentor for nltk |
| 2007 | Program Committee member EMNLP 2007 (Machine Learning Models and Methods) |
| 11/06-6/07 | Co-organizer of the CoNLL Shared Task 2007 |
| 11/06-12/06 | Program Committee member for HLT-NAACL |
| 03/06-01/08 | Organised and lead the Machine Learning reading group at ICCS |
| 06/05-1/06 | Student Representative in the Computing Committee of the School of Informatics. |
| 08/05 | 1st place in the Learning Language in Logic Competion at ICML 2005, Relation Extraction |
| 06/06 | 4th place in CoNLL Multilingual Parsing shared task |
| 2003-2004 | EPSRC MSc. Studentship |
| 2004-2007 | ESRC PhD. +3 Competition Studentship. |
| 2004-2007 | Edinburgh-Stanford-Link Studentship |
| 2004 | IGK Summer School Best Student Project |
| 11/06 | "Scaling up Inference for NLP: just relax!" given at the NLPLunch, Computer Science Dept., Stanford University |
| 02/07 | "The Cutting Plane Method for Inference in NLP" given at the Edinburgh Research Group for Optimization (ERGO) at School of Mathematics, Edinburgh University |
| 03/09 | "Markov Logic for Natural Language Processing" Invited Talk at the Machine Learning & Natural Language Processing workshop of the SIG Fundamental Problems in AI, Tokyo |
| 11/09 | "Cutting Plane Inference" and "Factorie" Invited Talks at Machine Learning group at the University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| 02/10 | "Factorie" Invited Talks at an ISAT workshop |
| 05/10 | "Ignorant Inference" Invited Talk at the Machine Learning Lunch of the University of Washington |
| 07/10 | "Ignorant Inference" Invited Talk at the Department of Computer Science, IIMAS, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) |
| 11/10 | "Ignorant Inference" Invited Talk at NTT Research, Kyoto, Japan |
| 11/10 | "Ignorant Inference" Invited Talk at the Joint NLP meeting, NAIST, Japan |
| Mother Tongue | German |
| Fluent | English |
| Intermediate | Japanese |
| Expertise in | Java, C++, UML, Software Engineering |
| Sound Knowledge in | Python, SQL, Matlab, XML, HTML, LaTeX, Windows, Unix, Linux, MS Office, C |
| Basic knowledge | VRML, Pascal, Assembler, Javascript,Perl, Prolog |


t2t.pl is a Perl script for converting delimited text to HTML tables. These instructions are specific for a Unix like system. Email me for a Windows system.
Files Included:| t2t.pl | t2t source |
| t2t.rc | sample initialization file |
| t2t.1 | nroff formatted file |
| makefile | makefile for easy installation |
| readme.html | this file |
| license.txt | t2t's license |
| T2t | directory of support files (perl modules) |
As of version 5.0, t2t comes with a makefile. You can use it or follow the instructions below. You may need to be root to install t2t. It should work "as is" out of the box.
Starting with version 6.0 t2t
relies on three external modules to parse Excel, OpenOffice,
and CSV files. The modules are:
t2t
will continue to parse ASCII delimited files without these modules installed. These modules can
all be installed from CPAN.
Installing Spreadsheet::Read will install
all three modules that t2t
uses.
/Users/steve/bin
)
and rename it to t2t


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CayenneMapEntry |
Defining a double-linked named entry in CayenneMap.
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| EntityMergeListener |
EntityMergeListener interface defines API useful for listening to
EntityMergeSupport processing.
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| PersistentObjectCollection |
Simple interface to unify PersistentObject* collections in way of
setting properties directly
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| XMLSerializable |
Interface for Cayenne objects that can be saved to XML.
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| Base64Codec |
Provides Base64 encoding and decoding as defined by RFC 2045.
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| ConversionUtil |
A collection of static conversion utility methods.
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| DeepMergeOperation |
An operation that merges changes from an object graph, whose objects are registered in
some ObjectContext, to peer objects in an ObjectConext that is a child of that context.
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| DeleteRuleUpdater |
DeleteRuleUpdater is responsible for auto-setting delete rules for object relationships
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| EntityMergeSupport |
Implements methods for entity merging.
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| EqualsBuilder |
Assists in implementing
Object.equals(Object) methods. |
| EventUtil |
Contains access stack events related utility methods.
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| GenericResponse |
A simple serializable implementation of QueryResponse.
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| HashCodeBuilder |
Assists in implementing
Object.hashCode() methods. |
| IDUtil |
helper class to generate pseudo-GUID sequences.
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| IncrementalListResponse |
A QueryResponse that contains a sublist of the query result.
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| IndexPropertyList |
A List implementation that would maintain its internal ordering based on some object
numeric "index" property.
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| Invocation |
Invocation represents a dynamic method invocation bound to a specific target.
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| ListResponse |
A QueryResponse optimized to hold a single object or data row list.
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| LocalizedStringsHandler |
Provides access to various modeler resources (mainly strings) obtained via a
ResourceBundle.
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| MemoryBlob |
A Blob implementation that stores content in memory.
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| MemoryClob |
A Clob implementation that stores contents in memory.
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| NameConverter |
Utility class to convert from different naming styles to Java convention.
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| NamedObjectFactory |
Factory class that generates various Cayenne objects with default names that are unique
in their corresponding context.
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| ObjectContextGraphAction |
A base implementation of a helper class to handle
ObjectContext.propertyChanged(org.apache.cayenne.Persistent, String, Object, Object)
processing on behalf of an ObjectContext. |
| ObjectContextQueryAction |
A helper class that implements
DataChannel.onQuery(ObjectContext, Query) logic on behalf of
an ObjectContext. |
| ObjectDetachOperation |
An operation that creates a subgraph of detached objects, using the PrefetchTree to
delineate the graph boundaries.
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| PersistentObjectHolder |
A ValueHolder implementation that holds a single Persistent object related to an object
used to initialize PersistentObjectHolder.
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| PersistentObjectList |
A list of persistent objects lazily resolved on the first access.
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| PersistentObjectSet | |
| RelationshipFault |
An abstract superclass of lazily faulted to-one and to-many relationships.
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| ResourceLocator | Deprecated
since 3.1 deprecated in favor of injectable
org.apache.cayenne.resource.ResourceLocator.
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| ShallowMergeOperation |
An operation that merges changes from a single object registered in some ObjectContext,
to a peer object in an ObjectConext that is a child of that context.
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| ToStringBuilder |
A utility class to simplify implementation of Object toString methods.
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| Util |
Contains various unorganized static utility methods used across Cayenne.
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| XMLEncoder |
A helper class to encode objects to XML.
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| ZipUtil | Deprecated
since 3.1.
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I am a neural network-powered resurrection of William Shakespeare. I'm tirelessly at work writing new sonnets. I'll even write one on a topic of your choosing, if you like.
ROBOT SHAKESPEARE is a neural network written in Python with the Keras deep learning library using a TensorFlow backend, and trained on a corpus of Shakespeare's sonnets. It is an LSTM network, a type of recurrent neural network especially well-suited to time-series prediction. We are using this network to generate text by feeding it a seed phrase, then repeatedly predicting the next most likely character and feeding the result back into the system.
You are welcome to peruse the code on GitHub. I also wrote a blog post explaining how to do this yourself. If you know a bit of Python and have a few hours to kill, check it out and learn some neural network wizardry.


Beverley Callard announces shock Coronation Street news
The actress will leave the long-running soap ‘with one hell of a bang’.
Beverley Callard is leaving Coronation Street after 30 years on the soap.
The actress, known for playing Liz McDonald, said she has had “so many sleepless nights” over the decision but promised that her character will exit in style.
Callard, 62, told OK! Magazine that she was “in shock” and “felt totally numb” after finally making up her mind to leave.
But she added: “I’ve been told Liz is going to go with one hell of a bang. I can’t wait!”
Callard made her debut on Corrie’s cobbles in 1989 and has appeared as the feisty Rovers Return pub landlady on and off since then, leaving and returning several times.
She will be seen on screen until next summer.
John Whiston, managing director of continuing drama and head of ITV in the North, said: “With the character of Liz, Beverley Callard has gifted to Coronation Street 30 years of brilliant drama, comedy and everything in between.
“Whether it’s sharing a wicked joke with Eileen, raising an arch eyebrow behind the bar of the Rovers, or giving some feckless man the full force of her tongue, Liz is a true Coronation Street icon.
“And while we wish Bev well when she leaves to take on new challenges mid-next year, hopefully Weatherfield hasn’t seen the last of Liz!”
Earlier this year, Callard signed up to star in the play The Thunder Girls, which boasted an all-female cast, production team and director.
The show, written by agent and talent manager Melanie Blake, follows a 1980s girl band who are reuniting after greed, ego and envy destroyed the group and their friendships.
Following its run in Manchester in September, the production will tour the UK next year.
Callard told the magazine that roles for women over the age of 50 are a rarity, adding: “But I’m 62 and recently I was doing three jobs at once.
“It made me realise how I was privileged to have the opportunity to do so when so many women my age no longer get the chance.”
Bemoaning ageism in the industry, she added that she hoped “ageist bosses, of which there are many, take note of how successful this show is and it starts the ball rolling on helping other women my age get the roles they still deserve”.
During her time in Weatherfield, Liz’s stand-out storylines have included being married to Jim McDonald and Vernon Tomlin, having an affair with Johnny Connor, and being involved in a number of feuds.


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intersects the x
-axis.
f(x) = plus(SQUARE + "x^2") + plus( LINEAR + "x" ) + CONSTANT
x = \quad
\quad \text{and} \quad x = \quad
The two numbers -A
and -B
satisfy both conditions:
\qquad \color{PINK}{-A} + \color{PINK}{-B} =
\color{GREEN}{SIMPLELINEAR}
\qquad \color{PINK}{-A} \times \color{PINK}{-B} =
\color{BLUE}{SIMPLECONSTANT}
So (x A < 0 ? "+" : "" \color{PINK}{-A})
(x B < 0 ? "+" : "" \color{PINK}{-B}) = 0
.
x + -A = 0
or x + -B = 0
Thus, x = A
and x = B
are the solutions.
Determine where f(x)
intersects the x-axis.
f(x) = plus( SQUARE + "x^2") + plus( LINEAR + "x" ) + CONSTANT
x = \quad
A
The number -A
used twice satisfies both conditions:
\qquad \color{PINK}{-A} + \color{PINK}{-A} =
\color{GREEN}{SIMPLELINEAR}
\qquad \color{PINK}{-A} \times \color{PINK}{-A} =
\color{BLUE}{SIMPLECONSTANT}
So (x A < 0 ? "+" : "" \color{PINK}{-A})^2 = 0
.
x + -A = 0
Thus, x = A
is the solution.
The function intersects the x
-axis where f(x) = 0
, so solve the equation:
\qquad
plus( SQUARE + "x^2" )
LINEAR >= 0 ? "+" : ""
plus( "\\color{" + GREEN + "}{" + LINEAR + "}x" )
CONSTANT >= 0 ? "+" : ""
plus( "\\color{" + BLUE + "}{" + CONSTANT + "}" )
= 0
The function intersects the x
-axis where f(x) = 0
, so solve the equation:
\qquad plus( SQUARE + "x^2", LINEAR + "x", CONSTANT ) = 0
Dividing both sides by SQUARE
gives:
\qquad x^2
SIMPLELINEAR >= 0 ? "+" : ""
plus( "\\color{" + GREEN + "}{" + SIMPLELINEAR + "}x" )
SIMPLECONSTANT >= 0 ? "+" : ""
plus( "\\color{" + BLUE + "}{" + SIMPLECONSTANT + "}" )
= 0
The coefficient on the x
term is SIMPLELINEAR
and the constant term is SIMPLECONSTANT
, so we need to find two numbers
that add up to SIMPLELINEAR
and multiply to
SIMPLECONSTANT
.


Stadia Founder’s Edition gets early unboxing [Gallery]
by Abner LiAhead of Stadia Founder’s Edition arriving for early pre-orderers on Tuesday, the first unboxing video has emerged. French YouTube channel JeuxVideo.com shared a quick video of the sold-out kit and its contents.
Last month at Made by Google 2019, Google shared what the Premiere Edition packaging looks like. Instead of an image of the Stadia Controller, Founder’s has a silver ‘S’ beacon and “Stadia” logo with Google ‘G’ underneath. This just could be the box for reviewers, but this makes for a very clean and premium presentation. Underneath is the “One place for all the ways we play” tagline.
The limited-edition Night Blue Controller is front and center after sliding the lid off. It rests in a molded tray with the entire box serving as a good storage solution. Next is a white USB-A to USB-C cable and power adapter, while the Chromecast Ultra with integrated Ethernet and power plug is below it.
Not shown in this Stadia Founder’s Edition unboxing is a “Get Started” booklet and thank you note from the Stadia team. Google has also included two Stadia stickers:
The promise of creating one place for all the ways we play is a long-held dream. Today, we’re proud to see that dream becoming a reality.
A community of players is the core of Stadia. Thank for being the first to gather around.
One reason for a simpler box compared to Premiere is possibly how the latter could one day be sold in physical stores. The current edition available for purchase from the Google Store looks like all other first-party retail packaging and very clearly features the necessary retail barcodes and information.
Yesterday, Google fully detailed the Stadia Controller and how it works, while the AMA on Wednesday went over the setup process. Wireless capability requires that you use the Chromecast Ultra included in the box, while Bluetooth audio is coming in a post-launch update.
More about Google Stadia:
- Google details Stadia compatibility with Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo controllers
- Google shows off Stadia interface on Android/iOS and televisions [Gallery]
- Stadia AMA confirms Assistant features, Chromecast Ultra firmware requirement, more
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Today I went inner tubing in Boulder Creek.
There were parts of it where I thought I was going to die — ok, not really but there were scary parts. I survived with only some bruised knees, elbows, and toes.
I've been wanting to play around with collision detection in JavaScript so I thought an inner tubing game would be a fun way to learn that. In the last two days, I've only had time to set up the canvas element and add keyboard event listeners; collision detection TBD.
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repeated |
smoked |
Crack |
(freebase) |
The anticipation, the preparation and the rituals involved are what draw me near to this well of insanity. The burning flame that ignites as my thumb rolls off the lighter's drum, the smell of the burning butane and the glare of the dim flame as it reflects upon the glass pipe that I hold between my fingers.
The moment that the flame makes contact and the crackling sound reverberates throughout this empty room, I bring the potion closer to inhale with much joy. As the fumes travel within, I sense my heart beat anew, and all my senses explode with pleasure and indescribable joy.
It is heaven in a breadcrumb, and hell in a few minutes as the moment inescapably fades to memory to only torment me from beyond the grasp of my feeble mind.
Oh how fruitless and purposeless is this pursuit of mine; how wretched and ambitious is this goal at hand. To attempt to cohabitate at the side of the almighty, to be in all places at all times. Such is the consciousness and the overwhelming truth that comes upon me that I am left drained and long to have more. Time and again I pay the price for a shot at the divine, time and again it tolls my soul and mind; as I slowly fade out of reality as Iíve known it, a pure state of lies.
It is the price, the heavy toll, my only life that I leave on the table, my life and my all that I leave behind to spend a minute up in heaven, and peek into the divine. Who knows if Iíll be back someday to visit, who knows if someday Iíll be saved, but now Iíve seen it with these eyes of mine, Iíve touched it with my soul, Iíve sensed it with my mind.
If itís so real, as real as a dream; if the mystery so deep as the depths of the seas, then it defies all logic to have proven oneself right, to now insist in going back to this mental state of grind.
I was told that the path to heaven started on my knees, I had learned to seek the great Spirit in silence and stillness, till someone came along and opened up a shortcut, a fast lane, a straight up approach with a toll lane that carries a heavy price, a price to pay to be; if only for a brief moment, by His side. As I come down from the mountain to see my older self once more, a graying matter that counts down until one day it is no more.
I have been clean for over 2 years. I just think and forgive and love myself and God.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


A simple facade of HibernateBeanReplicator, this class provides a simplified (but limited) API for the common use cases to conveniently replicate Hibernate objects that follow the JavaBean getter/setter convention on a best attempt basis.
Those application specific Hibernate objects would typically have the same package prefix.
The replication is typically recursive in that the whole object graph of the input object is replicated into an equivalent output object graph, resolving circular references, and eagerly fetching proxied instances as necessary. However, the exact behavior of the replication process can be controlled and/or supplemented by the client code via 3 main options:
For more details, please see javadoc.


Red Junction is located in the Pacific Northwest at the foot of Mount Baker. We are committed to manufacturing locally, and building the best powder skis and snowboards for those who love to ski or ride.
We are focused on selling in small quantities to ensure we build the highest quality products. If you are interested in our products, please contact us.
Are we using narwhal horn in your cores? Thankfully, no narwhals need to be injured to produce our products. The majority of the skis made are using similar materials and are composited in a similar manner but it is how the ingredients get combined and who combines them that make the difference. In the pursuit of the perfect ride, we believe craft, attention to detail, a passion for the sport and a dedication to the community is the difference. It’s about being a ski/board company and not an image company.
We hand pick the core materials, laminate our own cores from continuous wood lengths, precisely cnc our materials, meticulously lay-up the product, and prep the ski/board to be ride-ready on the first day of purchase. We offer various graphics created by local artists and designers (see artists bios) for each model we make so you can always find something that meets your aesthetic. Whether or not you are standing in a lift line, skinning a glacier or immersed in the white room you’ll love your skis or snowboard.
All skis/boards are crafted at our shop at the foot of Mt Baker. We support the local ski resorts, businesses, and avalanche centers and encourage you to do so. We don't produce your skis offshore and we produce small quantities so we can maintain high quality.
We are passionate about four things:
Our mission is to provide a superior crafted product locally that will bring your ‘woot’ out.
We are skiers and snowboarders passionate about riding the backcountry and deep powder so we make powder specific products. Collectively we have over 30 years of product design experience.
Dan Dole, a product designer for 18 years, started Red Junction LLC after an observation he had in 2007. He noticed how many people were leaving the resort and going into the backcountry. His wife had been riding a splitboard since 2000 and used to be the only boarder that he would see in the backcountry but that had changed; more skiers and boarders were accessing the backcountry or slackcountry. This seems to be the biggest trend for skiing and snowboarding since, well, snowboarding and as good a time as any to get into the game.
In 2010, Dan opened Red Junction. He has spent the last three years doing research and development in order to establish a consistent and repeatable process that will produce the highest quality product.
Behind the scenes, Jennifer Day (Dan’s wife) has been working on the visual design and marketing materials for Red Junction. Red Junction’s mission wouldn’t be possible without the support of friends, family and the local community.
We have spent the last 3 years working on product designs, optimizing our manufacting process to meet the highest levels of craftmenship, and estabilsing the supply chain. We are excited to release our 2013/14 products to the community. It seems fitting to publish our website on open day of the Mount Baker 2013/2014 season.
Our shopping cart will be up and running soon but until then please take a look at our products. You can send mail to us if you are interested in purchasing.
INTERNSHIP: We currently have an opening for an intern. If you're highly motivated, highly detailed oriented individual who wants to learn about building skis then we may have a job for you. You must be reliable and understand basic construction methods. And of course you must be a skier or snowboarder.
RIDERS: We are looking for a boarder and a skier to snow test our boards and provide detailed feedback. If you have professional or related experience please contact us with your resumé.
There are lots of great businesses in Glacier, Maple Falls and Bellingham but here are a few recommendations of the local businesses that we endorse.
LOCAL SHOPS:
Scott Ski Service
9935 Mt.Baker hwy
Glacier, Washington 98244
Phone Number:<PHONE_NUMBER> (WAXX)
http://www.scottsskiservice.com
Glacier Ski Shop
9966 Mt. Baker Highway
Glacier, WA 98244
Phone Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
http://www.glacierskishop.com
My goal is always to provide clever, effective graphic design solutions for every budget. I have a particular fondness for simple shapes, sans-serif typography, and limited color palettes, creating clean design that gets noticed in its busy surroundings.
When I’m not designing for you, I’m most likely working at my record store, Jive Time Records, in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood, maintaining my blog, Project Thirty-Three, exploring the Northwest, or walking Trousers, my lovable, long-legged mutt.
A native of Kirkland, I consider the Pacific Northwest to be the most wonderful part of the country! Of course I’m biased, but the moderate temperatures, green landscapes, the ability to go from ocean to snow- covered mountains to eastern Washington desert all in the space of an hour or two... well, it suits me, so I’ll always call this place home.
I show my work primarily at Parklane Gallery, a member-owned gallery in Kirkland, Washington which features the artwork of new and established local artists. If you’re in downtown Kirkland sometime, stop by and check out the latest Featured Artist show as well as artwork from the gallery members, including my own.
I show primarily at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland, and you can see more on my website: www.dwallace-studio.com
Jennifer (known as B'Jean to her friends) is as varied as her design work. You'll find her mt. biking, snowboarding or yoga-ing. And she's not categorically against having a beer or two.
Jennifer is currently working at Wet Paint. If you would like to get in touch, feel free to drop her an email at jd@jenniferdaydesign.
Jess is a talented designer and artist. She does everything from package design to user experience design. Her interest and appetite for is all aspects of design and art keep her on the leading edge of trends and artistic explorations.
Her curiosity and crafty-hands have kept her creatively charged for as long as she can remember.
If you are looking for a talented designer that collaborates well, you should contact her at http://www.jessikamerrill.com.
An avid snowboarder, Maddy's called Mt Baker home all her life. She is a NorthWest native, currently residing in Seattle, working at DEI Creative.
A designer, photographer, and traveler, you can check out her work at maddyporter.com.
Attention to detail: We hand pick the lumber of the highest quality. Each stringer is tested for flaws and weaknesses before we make them into our cores. We use the highest quality resins and reinforcements to balance ride and durability.
Personalized: We offer a variety of graphics that you can choose from to match your unique style and aesthetic. All the graphics are designed by local designers and artists.
Ride-Ready: Our products are ride ready; no dry bases. We tune and wax each product before we deliver it. You can ride these the day you get them mounted.
Unique Cores: We currently offer three core types, Ultra-stringer, Resort, and Backcountry Carbon. The ultra-stringer core is only on the Maharajah ski. We use thin lengths of poplar, birch and ash to create a durable, stable and lively flexing ski. The Resort core is similar to the Ultra-stringer but with more forgiving ridgitity. The Back Country Carbon is a light wood core with added carbon to give you a touring ski that isn't skittish like other touring skis.
This is a big ski for big mountains and deep powder. With a core made from birch and poplar, the ‘Maha’ is a perfectly balance of stability, responsiveness and agility.
Lengths and Radius: 188cm (34m)
Dimensions: 124mm, 137mm, 130mm, 136mm, 110mm
Core: Poplar and Birch Ultra-Stringer
Profile: Rocker
$924.00 Ultra-Stringer
The Honcho is our flagship ski. It’s designed to be a versatile ski, at home in the resort or in the BC. It will excel in trees or while making high speed turns in open bowls.
Lengths: 182cm - 20m Radius, 176cm - 17m Radius
Dimensions: 150mm, 125mm, 136mm
Cores: Resort Style or Backcoutry Carbon Reinforced
Profile: Early Rise Tip, Low Rise Tail
$835.00 Resort Core
$924.00 Backcountry Carbon Core
A balance between touring and skiing is what this ski is all about. The Tycoon is our smallest ski at 112mm underfoot. This is a hut trip or a daily rider ski.
Lengths: 180cm - 16m Radius, 174cm - 15m Radius, 162cm - 12m Radius
Dimensions: 134.5mm, 112mm, 125mm
Cores: Resort Style or Backcoutry Carbon Reinforced
Profile: Early Rise Tip, Traditional Tail
$750.00 Resort Core
$835.00 Backcountry Carbon Core
Lots of float in the nose, tapered waist with a set back stance to make powder riding a dream. The Majestic is a quick turning board design to do it all in the deep.
Lengths: 160cm - 7m Radius
Dimensions: 303mm, 247mm, 291mm
Profile: Early Rise
$725.00 Resort Core
A splitty that can handle the resort for the slackcountry rider.
Lengths: 162cm - 8m Radius
Dimensions: 303mm, 253mm, 292mm
Profile: Early Rise
$750.00 Resort Core
$835.00 Backcountry Carbon Core


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‘Fake mews’: Larry the Cat isn’t retiring from Downing Street any time soon
by Joe CurtisArguably Number 10’s most beloved resident, Larry the Cat, is believed to be staying put despite reports that he could leave in the New Year.
Speculation had swirled that Downing Street’s famous feline was set to step out of the limelight and into retirement in 2020, regardless of who holds the title of Prime Minister after December’s General Election.
Read more: ITV election debate: Three issues that could decide the winner
But Larry called reports of his retirement “fake mews” on Twitter, with The I’s policy editor, Jane Merrick, saying a source close to the cat has dismissed the speculation.
“Rumour going round that @Number10cat is being ‘retired’ in the New Year is NOT true, insider says,” Merrick tweeted. “‘Not letting Larry go anywhere,’ says a source close to Larry.”
Larry the Cat himself issued a cat-egorical denial.
Reports had suggested Larry was poised for retirement, with one political snapper tweeting that Larry would join the Foreign Office’s cat, Palmerston, in putting his career in politics behind him.
Read more: How the pound could react to a Tory election victory
“The longest serving member of No10 Larry will be following in the footsteps of Palmerston early next year into a well earned retirement one is hearing, sad news for me but happy for the most decent resident to walk the corridors of power, definitely the wisest.”
But the photographer later tweeted: “A very nice young man just came out of No10 to tell me Larry is not up for retirement, as did the FCO when Palmerston went on holiday 6mths ago only never to return, but I can say just seen dear Larry looking v good indeed!”
Twitter users were understandably flabbergasted by the rumours of Larry’s retirement.
“If they “retire” (evict) Larry the Cat @Number10cat we riot!” said Jack Evans.
“Many inhabitants of 10 Downing St I would like to see retire. But @Number10cat is not one of them,” Jon Gallagher added.
Kevin Wallington said: “Larry cannot retire – He has been the most intelligent and honest incumbent of No 10 for years. Claws out if anyone tries to meddle with him!”
Read more: 21 stocks in danger from a Labour election victory
Thankfully, it looks like nobody will seek to cur-tail 12-year-old Larry’s tenure as Downing Street’s chief mouser in the near future at least, providing some strong and stable continuity to carry the UK through a tumultuous time in modern politics.
Even Boris Johnson knows who’s boss when it comes to running the country.


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4. Describe how he trolled his cousin and how he continued trolling him for 14 papers and what he did when he got caught.
5. Describe the best of Do good papers.
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7. Expand upon little strokes fell great oaks.
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Javascript is a rising popularity langage and has changed a lot the face of web development. Thanks to NodeJS / Express we can use JavaScript in both client and server side.
Spring is a Java based framework for web application development. Springboot helps you develop applications with a minimal effort.
Django is a Python based framework with lot of built-in components like a Admin interface, users management... I also use python for tasks related to automation.
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Sounds
You can directly use an instance of this class.
sounds
A class containing multiple Sound instances
Constructor Summary
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Create an instance of Sounds |
Method Summary
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Adds a Sound instance to the Sounds |
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Returns a new instance of Sounds |
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Sets the Sounds class to enabled or disabled |
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Returns a specific Sound instance |
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Initializes the Sounds class. |
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Sets the Sounds class to muted or unmuted |
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Remove a Sound instance from the Sounds |
Public Constructors
Public Methods
public add(name: String, audio: Audio | String): Sound source
Adds a Sound instance to the Sounds
Return:
| Sound | Returns the Sound instance |
public enable(enable: Boolean) source
Sets the Sounds class to enabled or disabled
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| enable | Boolean | If true the Sound instances will be enabled |
public get(name: String): Sound source
Returns a specific Sound instance
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | String | The Sound identifier |
Return:
| Sound | The Sound which is represented by the identifier |
public init(): Promise source
Initializes the Sounds class. This is needed to enable Audio on some devices


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Implementation and Usage¶
Download and Implementation¶
To use this extension you have to start with downloading it from GitHub following next steps:
- Go to the extension GitHub project page.
- Download the project using the green button on the right upper corner of the page as a ZIP file.
- Extract the contents of the bin folder and copy them to the bin folder that is present in the ring language folder ( where the “ring.exe” file is located ).
- Load the extension and its features in the ring code by using load command as:
Load "wincreg.ring"
How to use¶
In order to use “ring_wincreg” extension you have two options to start with:
- Using the functions of the extension directly
- Using the extension through RCRegistry Class
I would prefer to use the second option as you can read in RCRegistry Class section RCRegistry class usage and because I have added some other nice features using Ring that can be used only with RCRegistry class.
Direct extension’s functions usage¶
You can use the extension functions directly by calling each function as any ring function. In this case you have to load the “ring_wincreg.dll” file directly from the ring code as:
LoadLib("ring_wincreg.dll")
Then you can call the functions of the extension by their names.
Lets take a practical example of using this method; in this example we are going to create a key and save a value in it.
LoadLib("ring_wincreg.dll")
oKey = CRegOpenKey(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\MyApp")
CRegSetValue(oKey, "version", "4.4")
See "MyApp version is : " + CRegGetValue(oKey, "version")
CRegCloseKey(oKey)
This example does the following:
- Create and open a key named “MyApp” in the “Software” key in the main root “HKEY_CURRENT_USER”, then assign it’s handle (pointer) to the oKey.
- Create new entry named “version”.
- Set the value “4.4” to the newly created entry.
- Print the value of the “version” entry after retrieving it.
- Close the key “oKey”.
RCRegistry class usage¶
RCRegistry class has been made to simplify using “ring_wincreg” extension by avoid using its long function’s names and give a nice template for dealing with entries.
RCRegistryObject["EntryName"]
Also it reduces the pain of repeatedly mentioning the key handle and typing other parameters with each function call of this extension.
In a nutshell, this class brings a special, readable and nice coding experience throughout “ring_wincreg” extension usage.
It has been written in a ring library file called “wincreg.ring” which contains also another class named “RCRegEntry” class that is needed by RCRegistry class to deal with entries.
To use “ring_wincreg” extension using this method you have to load “wincreg.ring” file. Because this file will load “ring_wincreg.dll” extension file and “wincreg.rh” file that it needs.
Load "wincreg.ring"
Now we have to apply the previous example using this method to clarify the difference.
Load "wincreg.ring"
oReg = New RCRegistry {
OpenKey([HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\MyApp"])
oReg["version"].SetValue("4.4")
See "MyApp version is : " + oReg["version"].GetValue()
CloseKey()
}
Note
RCRegistry class can represent and deal with one open key. So in case of dealing with more than one key at the same time we should define a separate RCRegistry Object for each key.
As we are really lucky using Ring, we can write the same previous example without creating any object like this:
Load "wincreg.ring"
New RCRegistry {
OpenKey([HKEY_CURRENT_USER, :Software\MyApp])
Self["version"].SetValue("4.4")
See "MyApp version is : " + Self["version"].GetValue()
CloseKey()
}
In the next sections I’m going to explain how to use “ring_wincreg” extension using RCRegistry class but I should also list all of the extension functions later on.


R for Data Science is an incredible introductory text regardless of discipline. Mastering the tools in the book will give you the tools to approach most analytic problems. (Note - no regression)
Using R for Introductory Econometrics is a companion book to Wooldridge’s introductory econometrics book. It doesn’t rely on the tidyverse, so it may be a confusing sequel to R4DS, but it is a useful reference for econometric techniques.
Principles of Econometrics with R by Constantin Colonescu (2016)
Using R for Introductory Econometrics by Florian Heiss (website, print book also available). A good way to learn a language is to walk through something you already know but with the new language. Heiss’ book follows baby Wooldridge, but in R.
Introduction to Econometrics with R is a great tool, especially if you’re coming from a Stata background.
Prof. Soledad Prillaman teaching materials - includes R and Stata code for the same output
Data Science for Economists by Grant McDermott (University of Oregon). Course material includes lectures on R language basics (written with Stata users in mind), and regression in R overview.
PhD Econometrics by Ed Rubin (University of Oregon). PhD course taught in the “Mostly Harmless” tradition with full lecture and lab notes available.
Guide to R for SCU Economics Students by William A. Sundstrom (website) - An introduction to R with an economics focus.
Data integrity tests in R and Stata by Nick Eubank - includes guidance on how, when, why to use data integrity tests (e.g. after merge). Website also includes guidance on doing GIS in R.
Nick HK’s Introduction to Causality using R.
R for Stata User by Muenchen & Hilbe (book) - good for the basics, not for complex regressions or balance tables (you can also find online PDF versions of this instead of buying)
R for Stata Users by Matthieu Gomez (website)
Getting Started in R~Stata by Oscar Torres-Reyna (Princeton) - slidedeck comparing Stata and R data exploration techniques
Another R-Stata dictionary by Torsten Heinrich - pretty extensive looking, haven’t used myself
Stargazer - package for clean publication-ready Latex tables - see also Jake Russ’s stargazer cheatsheet webpage
Packages for Loading Data in R by Nick Huntington-Klein (website) - A list of packages for downloading / importing data from sources commonly used by economists.
RStudio cheatsheets - includes printable colored “cheatsheets” for several commonly used libraries.
Some good introductory machine learning resources in R by Jim Savage (website). Welcome to the future y’all.
The CRAN task view for econometrics is thorough. CRAN task views are an essential resource for domain-specific R.
The Urban Institute has its own website for reference and sharing code called R Programming at the Urban Institute. It doesn’t contain a lot of information about modeling, but it’s useful for our research assistants. We’re adding more content all of the time! We’ll probably add some modeling information in the future. Requests and pull requests welcome!
Geocomputation with R is a great place to start. It begins with an introduction to the most common spatial data types, covers operations in the burgeoning sf package, and even extends to modeling and cross validation in mlr. My sense is that many people favor R for the visualization and analysis of spatial data.
Finally, the R community is amazing. #rstats on twitter is a useful resource! So are local user groups!
Econometrics by Simulation explains several econometrics concepts using simulations in R.
Surviving Graduate Econometrics with R by Kevin Goulding


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This object is used to manipulate domain state. A domain corresponds to a distributed Virtual Router and Switch.
Set this attribute to allow the spoke domain routes to be leaked into the hub domain.
Allowed values: HUB_ROUTES
SDK attribute: advertiseCriteria
Application deployment policy.
Allowed values: NONE, ZONE
SDK attribute: applicationDeploymentPolicy
None
Format: free
SDK attribute: associatedBGPProfileID
The ID of the Multi Cast Channel Map this domain is associated with. This has to be set when enableMultiCast is set to ENABLED
Format: free
SDK attribute: associatedMulticastChannelMapID
The ID of the PatMapper entity to which this l3-domain is associated to.
Format: free
SDK attribute: associatedPATMapperID
Route distinguisher associated with the backhaul service in dVRS. If not provided, system generates this identifier automatically. Supported formats are: [2-byte ASN]:[4-byte value] or [4-byte ASN]:[2-byte value]
Format: free
SDK attribute: backHaulRouteDistinguisher
Route target associated with the backhaul service in dVRS. If not provided, system generates this identifier automatically. Supported formats are: [2-byte ASN]:[4-byte value] or [4-byte ASN]:[2-byte value]
Format: free
SDK attribute: backHaulRouteTarget
IP Address of the backhaul subnet
Format: free
SDK attribute: backHaulSubnetIPAddress
Network mask of the backhaul subnet
Format: free
SDK attribute: backHaulSubnetMask
Current backhaul network's globally unique VXLAN network identifier
Format: free
Min value: 1
Max value: 16777215
SDK attribute: backHaulVNID
Read only flag to display if BGP is enabled for this domain
Format: free
SDK attribute: BGPEnabled
The customerID that is created in the VSC and identifies this dVRS. This is auto-generated by VSD
Format: free
SDK attribute: customerID
A description string of the domain that is provided by the user
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: description
DHCPBehaviorType is an enum that indicates DHCP Behavior of VRS having VM's under this domain. Possible values are FLOOD, CONSUME ,RELAY Possible values are CONSUME, FLOOD, RELAY, .
Allowed values: CONSUME, FLOOD, OVERLAY_RELAY, UNDERLAY_RELAY
SDK attribute: DHCPBehavior
when DHCPBehaviorType is RELAY, then DHCP Server IP Address needs to be set
Format: free
SDK attribute: DHCPServerAddress
when DHCPBehaviorType is RELAY, then DHCP Server IP Address needs to be set
Format: free
SDK attribute: dhcpServerAddresses
A unique 20-bitID editable however could be auto-generated by VSD.
SDK attribute: domainID
None
SDK attribute: domainVLANID
determines whether or not Deep packet inspection is enabled
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED
Default value: DISABLED
SDK attribute: DPI
Domain specific Equal-cost multi-path routing count, ECMPCount = 1 means no ECMP
Format: free
Min value: 1
Max value: 8
SDK attribute: ECMPCount
Determines whether IPSEC is enabled Possible values are ENABLED, DISABLED, .
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED
Format: free
SDK attribute: encryption
Specify if scope of entity is Data center or Enterprise level
Allowed values: ENTERPRISE, GLOBAL
Format: free
SDK attribute: entityScope
Route target associated with the dVRS. It is an optional parameterthat can be provided by the user or auto-managed by VSDSystem generates this identifier automatically, if not provided
Format: free
SDK attribute: exportRouteTarget
External object ID. Used for integration with third party systems
Format: free
SDK attribute: externalID
Indicates if this domain is a globally routable domain or not - boolean true/false
Format: free
SDK attribute: globalRoutingEnabled
Route distinguisher associated with the dVRS. It is an optional parameter that can be provided by the user or auto-managed by VSD. System generates this identifier automatically, if not provided
Format: free
SDK attribute: importRouteTarget
The label associated with the dVRS. This is a read only attribute
Format: free
SDK attribute: labelID
ID of the user who last updated the object.
Format: free
SDK attribute: lastUpdatedBy
Indicates if this domain is a leakable domain or not - boolean true/false
Format: free
SDK attribute: leakingEnabled
maintenanceMode is an enum that indicates if the Domain is accepting VM activation requests. Possible values are DISABLED, ENABLED and ENABLED_INHERITED Possible values are .
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED, ENABLED_INHERITED
Format: free
SDK attribute: maintenanceMode
multicast is enum that indicates multicast policy on domain. Possible values are ENABLED ,DISABLED and INHERITED Possible values are INHERITED, ENABLED, DISABLED, .
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED, INHERITED
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicast
The name of the domain. Valid characters are alphabets, numbers, space and hyphen( - ).
Format: free
Min length: 1
Max length: 64
SDK attribute: name
Indicates whether PAT is enabled for the subnets in this domain - ENABLED/DISABLED Possible values are INHERITED, ENABLED, DISABLED, .
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED, INHERITED
Format: free
SDK attribute: PATEnabled
The permitted action to USE/DEPLOY for the Domain Possible values are USE, READ, ALL, INSTANTIATE, EXTEND, DEPLOY, .
Allowed values: ALL, DEPLOY, EXTEND, INSTANTIATE, READ, USE
Format: free
SDK attribute: permittedAction
None
Allowed values: APPLIED, DISCARDED, STARTED
Format: free
SDK attribute: policyChangeStatus
Route distinguisher associated with the dVRS. If not provided, system generates this identifier automatically. Supported formats are: [2-byte ASN]:[4-byte value] or [4-byte ASN]:[2-byte value]
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: routeDistinguisher
Route target associated with the dVRS. If not provided, system generates this identifier automatically. Supported formats are: [2-byte ASN]:[4-byte value] or [4-byte ASN]:[2-byte value]
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: routeTarget
when DHCPBehaviorType is RELAY, then DHCP Server IP Address needs to be set
Format: free
SDK attribute: secondaryDHCPServerAddress
The serviceID of the Virtual Router created in VSC and is associated with this object. This is auto-generated by VSD
Format: free
Min value: 1
SDK attribute: serviceID
Indicates whether this domain is streched,if so remote VM resolutions will be allowed
Format: free
SDK attribute: stretched
The ID of the template that this domain was created from. This should be set when instantiating a domain
Format: free
SDK attribute: templateID
Default Domain Tunnel Type
Allowed values: DC_DEFAULT, GRE, VXLAN
Format: free
SDK attribute: tunnelType
Indicates whether UNDERLAY is enabled for the subnets in this domain
Allowed values: DISABLED, ENABLED, INHERITED
Format: free
SDK attribute: underlayEnabled
Indicates the preferencial path selection for network traffic in this domain - Default is Primary 1 and Secondary 2. Possible values are PRIMARY_SECONDARY, SECONDARY_PRIMARY, PRIMARY, SECONDARY, SYMMETRIC, .
Allowed values: PRIMARY, PRIMARY_SECONDARY, SECONDARY, SECONDARY_PRIMARY, SYMMETRIC
Format: free
SDK attribute: uplinkPreference


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