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"The question is," said Humpty Dumpty, "which is to be master --" (you or the word)-- Lewis Carroll
Through the Looking-Glass
You use the Lookups pane of the Element->Font Info command to control OpenType lookups.
A lookup is a collection of commands that provide a text layout program with a transformation to apply on the input glyph stream. A lookup might specify how to form ligatures or how to do kerning, or any of a number of other things.
Every lookup is composed of a number of subtables. Often this complexity is not needed and many lookups will contain just one subtable.
Every lookup is named and every subtable is named. No two lookups may have the same name, nor may any two subtables.
There are two major classes of lookups, those that reside in the GSUB table and substitute one glyph (or several) with another (ligatures) and those which live in the GPOS table and position one glyph relative to another (kerning).
The order in which the lookups and subtables appear in this dialog is important. This is the same order in which they will be applied. All lookups in the GSUB table will be applied before any lookups in the GPOS table.
There are buttons on the side for reordering the lookups. Up, Down, Top, Bottom should be obvious. You can also drag and drop lookups to reorder them. The [Sort] button will sort lookups depending on the cannonical order of the features attached to them. This will not always be the desired ordering, but it is a place to start.
Lookups are applied in the order listed here. Which lookups will be applied depends on the script, language, and what features have been enabled (this will be controlled by the text layout engine, and perhaps ultimately by the user).
Within a lookup, the subtables will be applied in order until one of them actually does something. Then no further subtables will be executed. Note that this is different from the way lookups behave -- all active lookups will always be applied, but only one subtable in a lookup will be.
Suppose for example that you have a kerning class, and a few kerning pairs. If you put both of these into one lookup, with the kerning pairs in the first subtable and the kerning class in the second, then if a kerning pair matches the input stream the kerning class will not be applied (so you can have special cases that override the data in the kerning class).
On the other hand if you put the pairs in one lookup, and the kerning class in another lookup, then both would be applied. And the resultant motion would be the sum of the two.
The
[Add Lookup]
and [Edit
Metadata]
buttons will bring up a dialog that allows you to control
the attributes of the lookup. Every lookup has a lookup type (here "Single
Substitution") which specifies broadly what kinds of things this lookup can
do.
A lookup may be associated with one or more feature tags each of which may be active for various scripts and languages. You may edit the feature tag directly, or you may click on the little box and get a list of feature tags identified by their "friendly names" (so instead of 'smcp' you would see "Lowercase to Small Capitals").
Similarly you may edit the script and language list directly, or you may press on the rectangle to get a friendlier dialog (see below).
Every lookup is associated with a set of flags which control its behavior. The "Mark Class:" field is only active if there are Mark Classes defined, and the "Mark Set:" field is active if there are Mark Sets defined. Mark classes and sets are very similar, with mark sets being the newer (largely unsupported as I write in spring 2009) but more versatile of the two. These provide an extension of the Ignore Marks flag -- if you specify a mark class (or set) then all marks will be ignored except those in the class (or set).
Every lookup must be named. You may assign the name as you wish -- except that it must not be blank and must be unique. No two lookups may have the same name. (If you intend to use feature files, then lookup names should be: less than 31 characters, composed of ASCII alphanumerics, underscores and periods -- no spaces).
For ligatures you have the option of specifying whether you want these ligatures output in an afm file.
The script
dialog allows you to enter scripts and languages. Again you may edit these
directly or press on the little rectangles to get a list of friendly names.
If you choose to bring up the language dialog you may choose more than one
language in it (use the control key to make disjoint
selections).
After you have created a lookup you may add subtables to it. In most cases you will only need to create one subtable, but for contextual or kerning lookups you may need two or more (the second would contain a set of kerning classes, while the first would contain any special cases).
The [Add Subtable]
button will prompt you to name the new subtable,
and will then bring up a dialog to allow you to edit the commands, the data,
of that subtable. You may also bring up this dialog by selecting an existing
subtable and double clicking on it (or by pressing the [Edit Data]
button). The format of the dialog will depend on the lookup type.
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Many of the basic substitution dialogs are very similar. Most of the dialog contains a list glyph names (one per line) on the left, and a list of substitution glyph names on the right. So in the example above left, the 'smcp' feature will map the glyph named "a" to the glyph named "a.sc", "b" to "b.sc" and so on. The multiple and alternate substitution dialogs allow a list of replacement glyph names on the right. In a multiple substitution the glyph will be replaced with all the glyphs named on the left, while in an alternate substitution the word processor will provide the user with a menu from which to pick a glyph. The ligature substitution is backwards in that the replacement glyph is the one on the left -- if the glyphs on the right appear together and in order then they will be replaced with the glyph on the left. So if an "f" is followed by an "f" then it will be replaced by an "ff" ligature glyph.
The [Populate]
button will fill the dialog with all glyphs in
any of the scripts for which this dialog is active. If FontForge can figure
out a default replacement glyph then it will in provide that as the default
value (if it can't figure out a good replacement it will just leave the right
side blank).
The [Add Selected]
button works in much the same way, but will
only add glyphs selected in the font view.
The [Default Using Suffix:]
button will behave similarly (except
it will only insert entries for which FontForge can find a replacement, and
glyph name of that replacement will be found by appending the specified suffix
to the glyph name of the base glyph).
The [Remove Empty]
button will remove any entries with no
replacement glyph(s). The [Delete]
button will delete the currently
selected row.
The various radio buttons and check boxes at the top of the dialog control how the base glyphs are ordered in the display -- either in <>Alphabetic order (by glyph name) or in Unicode code point order. If [] By Base Char is checked then composed characters like "Egrave" will be ordered closer to "E" than to "Eth". If [] By Scripts is checked then glyphs of one script system will be grouped together no matter how they are ordered alphabetically or unicodally, thus "A" would be grouped with "B" and not with "Alpha".
The contextual substitution dialog is quite complicated and is discussed in its own section. These lookups can only live in an OpenType font, not in an Apple Advanced Typography font.
The state machine substitution dialog is quite complicated and is discussed in its own section. These lookups can only live in an Apple Advanced Typography font.
The single glyph positionioning lookup can potentially be quite complex, but generally in any specific case very little of that complexity is used and the dialog can be simplified. The lookup allows four different adjustments to each glyph:
In addition to this, if you have configured fontforge to support device tables, you may provide pixel adjustments that apply to specific point sizes. At small pixel sizes (such as those used for screen fonts) the rounding error introduced by converting from em-units to pixels may be as large as the movement itself. In the example at right, if the 'subs' feature is applied to the glyph "a.sinf" that glyph should be moved downward by -560 em-units. Then if the pixel-size of the rasterization is 10 pixels, it should be moved down a further pixel, while if the pixel-size is 12 it should be moved up a pixel.
The [] Hide Unused Columns check box will toggle between the two views above (well, not quite, I added two device table adjustments in the image on the right, so the adjustment column would remain after checking the checkbox).
Often all the adjustments in a subtable will be the same (the ones here are) so the [*] Default new entries to first check box will give all new entries the same value as the first line.
When you create a kerning subtable you will first be asked whether you want to create a kerning class subtable, or a kerning subtable with a list of glyph pairs.
In either case, FontForge will ask if you want to it to automagically fill up the sub-table with guesses at appropriate kerning values. This is called "autokern"ing.
In addition, FontForge can guess appropriate glyph classes for kerning by classes.
If you aren't interested in autokerning and want to do everything by hand, most of this dialog is irrelevant, you are only interested in the two radio buttons at the top and the [OK] button at the bottom.
But if you are interested in autokerning, you need to tell FontForge how closely it should kern glyphs, and what glyphs to kern. In addition if you want FontForge to pick kerning classes for you, you must specify the maximum allowable amount of cumuliative error between two glyphs before they must be in separate classes.
The Default Separation
and Min Kern
fields are
used in AutoKerning. The goal of kerning to to make the optical separation
between all glyphs to be constant, and the Default Separation
field specifies that desired value. The Min Kern
value
is simply to prevent the dialog from filling with useless junk. If AutoKerning
suggests that two glyphs should be kerned by 1 em unit then this won't make
any difference to the human eye and there is no point in including it. So
if the kerning value (in absolute value) suggested by AutoKern is less than
Min Kern
then fontforge will ignore that value. Selecting []
Touching
makes AutoKerning work in a slightly different way, instead
of trying to make the optical distance be the desired value this attempts
to make the minimum separation be the desired value (This is rarely useful,
but occasionally people want to set text where the letters actually touch
one another). The [] Only kern glyphs closer
flag means that
FontForge will only generate negative kerning offset, which will move glyphs
closer together.
Below these fields are two panes which look rather like fontviews. Here you
may specify the selections you want to describe the glyphs being autokerned.
There are two of these panes because you usually have a slightly different
set of glyphs of interest on the left and right sides of a kerning pair.
In English, a capital letter will rarely occur in the middle of a word, so
you don't need it on the right side of a kerning pair. (Of course there are
exceptions: "FontForge" uses an internal capital, but that is rare and if
you want to save space in your font tables you can ignore it). Similarly
the closing quote character will almost never be on the left side of a kerning
pair.
The kerning class dialog is described in its own section, while the kerning pair subtable dialog is described below.
Each entry in the dialog specifies a pair of glyphs and then adjustments that may be made to each of those glyphs. Each glyph may be adjusted by any (or all) of the four adjustments mentioned above, so there are eight potential adjustments (and possibly device tables for each of those).
In practice kerning tends to use only one of those 8 adjustments. For left to right text this is generally the horizontal advance of the first glyph (x_adv#1), for right to left kerning the horizontal advance of the second glyph is used instead, and for vertical top to bottom text the vertical advance of the first glyph (y_adv#1). Again, the [] Hide Unused Columns may be used to simplify the dialog.
Each time you enter a new combination, FontForge will try to guess a kerning
offset for you (autokerning). So the Separation
text fields
have a similar meaning to that which they had above -- with the exception
that the Min Kern
and Only kern closer
fields will
be ignored for individual pairs.
For more elaborate usage, [AutoKern]
button will look at all
combinations of glyphs in all scripts in the feature attached to this lookup.
The [AutoKern Selected]
button will look at all combinations
of glyphs which are selected in the fontview (Neither of these will override
existing combinations).
Below the value matrix is a visual display of the currently selected kerning pair. You may adjust the kerning value by moving the second glyph around.
You may select a pixel size at which to rasterize your glyphs. You may also
request to see that rasterization magnified (Note: This is different from
just rasterizing at twice the pixelsize, each pixel will be twice as big
and the effects of rounding errors will be more obvious). Magnification is
probably only useful if you are working on device tables for screen
pixelsizes.
Marks (diacritical accents, vowel marks, etc.) may be attached to base glyphs using anchors. In the latin script, the grave, accute and circumflex accents might all attach to their base glyph at the same point, so these would all live in one anchor class. The dot below accent attaches at a different point and would need a different class.
You may create as many anchor classes as you like. One mark may not be in multiple attachment classes, but a base glyph may.
Anchor classes may also be used in cursive systems such as Urdu where the text slopes up the page. Each glyph has an entry point and an exit point, and the entry of a glyph will be attached to the exit of the preceding glyph.
Marks may also be attached to marks. Vietnamese will often stack accents on top of one another.
Finally, ligatures may have several attachment sites, one for each ligature component.
The
above dialog may be used to create a set of classes for each type of anchor
subtable, then click on the [Anchor
Control...]
button to view the marks anchored to bases glyphs.
One glyph is selected (in this case a base) and its anchor point is displayed relative to it (the blue star in the first pane after the controls). Subsequent panes show all possible mark attachments.
You may adjust the pixelsize of the display and the magnification factor (again the magnification factor is most useful if you are looking at small pixelsizes.
You may provide device table adjustments for each pixelsize.
The contextual substitution dialog is quite complicated and is discussed in its own section. These lookups can only live in an OpenType font, not in an Apple Advanced Typography font.
The state machine substitution dialog is quite complicated and is discussed in its own section. These lookups can only live in an Apple Advanced Typography font.


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Styles Consolidation Among iView Less, Scss in Vue Templates and JavaScript
0x00: SCSS Variables
In a Vue template file, say sample.vue
, I can define variables in the scss
styles. In this way, I can reuse it across the scss
in this template file:
<template>
<!-- my virtual DOMs -->
</template>
<style lang="scss">
$my-color: #fcfcfc;
.my-class{
color: $my-color;
}
</style>
<script>
// my JavaScript
</script>
If I want to have some style variables shared across all my template files, I can create an scss
file, say common.styles.scss
, and put it somewhere. Then at the style section in every template file, I can @import
this file so that the variables there are usable.
A sample common.styles.scss
:
$my-color-a: #fcfcfc;
$my-color-b: #f8f8f9;
$my-color-c: #ffffff;
0x01: Global SCSS Variables to Vue Template Styles
This sounds good, but has one big problem: I have already had almost 100 Vue template files. It is quite silly that I have to write the same line for existing and any future .vue
files.
Yes, there is an existing webpack loader that does exactly the job: sass-resources-loader
(webpack 4 OK!). You may install it via npm
:
$ npm i sass-resources-loader --save-dev
and then in your webpack config file (e.g. webpack.config.js
):
var style_loaders = {
'css': 'vue-style-loader!css-loader',
'scss': [
'vue-style-loader',
'css-loader',
'sass-loader',
{
loader: 'sass-resources-loader',
options: {
resources: path.resolve(__dirname, 'my-path-to-styles/common.styles.scss'),
},
},
],
}
module.exports = {
// ...
module: {
rules: [
{
test: /.vue$/,
use: [
{
loader: 'vue-loader',
options: {
extractCSS: true,
loaders: style_loaders
}
}
]
},
{
test: /\.scss$/,
use: [ MiniCssExtractPlugin.loader ].concat(style_loaders.scss),
},
{
// other rules...
}
]
},
// ...
}
sass-resources-loader
will directly take whatever text inside the specified scss
file (common.styles.scss
here) to the top of all the <style lang="scss"></style>
, even non-scss scripts or random texts. In this way, if you have done the scss
file properly, you will be able to use this global scss
style variables across Vue template file. If you have any “illegal” contents in your scss
file, it would be other loader’s job to throw an Error
.
0x02: I Want Them in LESS and JS Too
However, the above sccs
globals cannot be accessed by the JavaScript:
<template>
<my-component :style="myInlineStyle"></my-component>
</template>
<script>
export default {
//...
computed: {
myInlineStyle: function(){
return {
'backgroundColor': ??? // I want to access to the global style variables here too
}
}
}
}
</script>
After searching, I found another webpack loader that seemed to do the job: node-sass-json-importer
. It can import .json
or .json5
to scss
files via the @import
syntax.
JSON
would be quite easy to be imported to JavaScript, e.g. store the values as a global object in main.js
. However, writing JSON
is troublesome; you may wish to have another level above, such as a .js
file output to .json
.
PS: by reading the source code, node-sass-json-importer
seems possible to parse exported Javascript object; but it will have a check of the filetype at the beginning, and will not proceed if the file url at @import
does not match /.json5?$/
. This not only makes it impossible to import a .js
file, also it will have problem for styles in vue template, which will be detailed in next part.
Meanwhile, if some other UI Frameworks are used such as iView, they may use less
for the styles. iView has supplied a list of less
variables, which you may customize them to overwrite iView’s default styles. It would be best if there is something that can kill both with one stone.
js-to-styles-var-loader
seems to be able to do the job based on its name and docs. By first look, it have two good points:
- It can directly get the output values from JavaScript modules;
- and it can add these values to both
less
andsass
.
With this loader, a line at the top of the less
and ‘sass’ files will do:
require('my-path-to/shared.styles.js')
However, it doesn’t work in real life.
Looking through the source code, I discovered that there are several places in the code causing the problem:
This loader gets the file path by looking for the
require
line, parsing it with aregex
to get the relative path, and usingpath.join
to join this relative path towebpackContext.context
. This means,'./'
,'../'
in the path would not work, unless you put the style files you wish to import the js module at the root folder. Moreover, theregex
itself prevents symbols like@
, which many may use it for webpack path alias.This loader will also check the file extension. If it is not
.scss
,.sass
or.less
, anError
will throw. Assass-resources-loader
will only blindly copy whatever in these style files to Vue template styles, therequire
line will also be copied to all Vue templates – unless you do the translation at itsoptions.resources
(too challenging…). Havingrequire
line in Vue templates means that first, it would be a.vue?type=styles...
and would not pass the file type check; second, the relative path in therequire
line will not hold as now it is relative to each.vue
file and they are in different nested folders.
0x03: Rewrite the Loader
- Change the
requireReg
to the following so that it can supports various path formats and the restriction on file types is lifted:
var requireReg = /require\s*\((["'])([@\/]?[\w.\-\/]+)(?:\1)\)((?:\.[\w_-]+)*);?/igm
PS: I only updated it to my own needs. If you need support for '~'
etc., please update it by yourself.
- Update the
getPreprocessorType
function with a param named'enforceType'
. Previously the file type is checked here. Now if'enforceType'
is specified, the check on the file extension will be skipped.
getPreprocessorType ( { resource, enforceType } ={}) {
if (['sass','scss','less'].includes(enforceType)){
return enforceType === 'less' ? 'less' : 'sass';
}
// ...
},
- Use
webpackContext.resolve
instead ofpath.join
inmergeVarsToContent
function. AswebpackContext.resolve
is async,'string-replace-async'
is used in place ofString.prototype.replace
. You neednpm install
this module first. This function will then need return aPromise
instead.
Update: Found that webpackContext.resolve
is not able to handle the case when relativePath
is only the filename. It will have the error in the callback. In this case, I will simply use the original path.join
to handle modulePath
.
$ npm install --save string-replace-async
And here’s the code part:
const stringReplaceAsync = require('string-replace-async');
//...
const operator = {
// ...
mergeVarsToContent (content, webpackContext, preprocessorType){
const replacer = function(match_require_string, quote, relativePath){
return new Promise((resolve,reject) => {
function handlePathResolve(err, modulePath){
if (!!err){
// If only the file name, webpackContext.resolve would throw an error.
// in this case, just join the path as the original.
modulePath = path.join(webpackContext.context, relativePath);
}
const varData = this.getVarData(modulePath, this.propDeDot(property));
webpackContext.addDependency(modulePath);
const style_vars = this.transformToStyleVars({
type: preprocessorType,
varData
});
resolve(style_vars)
}
webpackContext.resolve(webpackContext.context, relativePath, handlePathResolve.bind(this))
})
};
return stringReplaceAsync(content, requireReg, replacer.bind(this))
},
// ...
}
// ...
- Tell webpack that this is an async loader. Allow it to pass the processor you wish to use via the options with
options.useProcessor
, which will become the'enforceType'
foroperator.getPreprocessorType
function.
const loader = function (content) {
const webpackContext = this;
const resource = operator.getResource(webpackContext);
const options = loaderUtils.getOptions(webpackContext);
const enforce_preprocessor_type = !!options && !!options.useProcessor ? options.useProcessor : null;
const preprocessorType = operator.getPreprocessorType({
resource,
'enforceType': enforce_preprocessor_type
});
var callback = webpackContext.async(); // Async loader
operator.mergeVarsToContent(content, webpackContext, preprocessorType)
.then(res => {
callback(null, res);
})
.catch(err => {
callback(err);
})
};
exports.default = loader;
I’ve forked js-to-styles-var-loader
and included these updates temporarily in the dev branch in my channel. You may find the index.js
file there. Nonetheless I have not tested yet, nor the test scripts and demos are updated. So use it at your own risk.
0x04: Use Custom Loader in Webpack
Webpack can add custom loader. You may add the following line:
module.exports = {
mode: 'development', // or 'production'
// ...
resolveLoader: {
alias: {
'my-custom-loader': path.join(__dirname, 'path-to-loader/my-custom-loader.js')
}
},
// ...
}
Then you may use this loader in the same way as other loaders:
{
loader: 'my-custom-loader',
options: {
useProcessor: 'scss',
}
}
If sass-resources-loader
is used, this should be put above sass-resources-loader
, as loaders are loaded from the last to the first. For the style_loaders
mentioned before, now becomes:
var style_loaders = {
'css': 'vue-style-loader!css-loader',
'scss': [
'vue-style-loader',
'css-loader',
'sass-loader',
{
loader: 'my-custom-loader', // put here!
options: {
useProcessor: 'scss',
}
},
{
loader: 'sass-resources-loader',
options: {
resources: path.resolve(__dirname, 'my-path-to-styles/common.styles.scss'),
},
},
],
}
Hope this post helps.


set string of allowed auth methods. if set only these methods will be used if the server supports them. If null or empty all supported methods may be used
set if ESMTP should be tried as first command (EHLO)
rfc 1869 states that clients should always attempt EHLO as first command to determine if ESMTP is supported, if this returns an error code, HELO is tried to use old SMTP. If there is a server that does not support EHLO and does not give an error code back, the connection should be closed and retried with HELO. We do not do that and rather support turning off ESMTP with a setting. The odds of this actually happening are very small since the client will not connect to arbitrary smtp hosts on the internet. Since the client knows that is connects to a host that doesn't support ESMTP/EHLO in that way, the property has to be set to false.
Set the hostname of the smtp server.
set if connection pool is enabled default is true
if the connection pooling is disabled, the max number of sockets is enforced nevertheless
get the key store filename to be used when opening SMTP connections
if not set, an options object will be created based on other settings (ssl and trustAll)
get the key store password to be used when opening SMTP connections
Set the login mode for the connection.
Either DISABLED, OPTIONAL or REQUIRED
set the max allowed number of open connections to the mail server if not set the default is 10
set the hostname to be used for HELO/EHLO and the Message-ID
Set the password for the login.
Set the port of the smtp server.
Set the sslOnConnect mode for the connection.
Set the tls security mode for the connection.
Either NONE, OPTIONAL or REQUIRED
set whether to trust all certificates on ssl connect the option is also applied to STARTTLS operation
Set the username for the login.
Generated using TypeDoc
set if sending allows rcpt errors
if true, the mail will be sent to the recipients that the server accepted, if any
the allowRcptErrors to set (default is false)
this to be able to use the object fluently


T.O.P shares final texts exchanged with Goo Hara; remembers her as passionate about her work
by danisurstT.O.P took to his personal Instagram to express his condolences over Goo Hara's sudden passing.
On November 25 KST, he posted a screen capture of text messages he exchanged with Hara, with the last message he received from her being from November 5.
"Oppa, this was late, but happy birthday," she wrote, adding a cheerful emoticon. However, T.O.P never responded.
He wrote a caption across the screen capture that reads: "Your final message was a happy birthday message I did not respond to. I am really sorry, Hara. Rest in peace in a good place."
Previously, she had also sent him a link to the music video for her most recent single "Midnight Queen."
"Oppa, have you seen this? Please, please watch it," she wrote.
The caption over this screen capture read: "In her prime, she had a lot of dreams, and her heart, which was full of passion for her work and music, was tender. She was a kind kid, Hara."
Meanwhile, Goo Hara had been a long-time friend of the BIGBANG members.
Check out T.O.P's posts below.


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| static | getDefaultDriver () |
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| static | setDefaultDriver ($name) |
| |
| static | driver ($driver=null) |
| |
| static | extend ($driver, $callback) |
| |
| static | getDrivers () |
| |
| static | start () |
| |
| static | getId () |
| |
| static | setId ($id) |
| |
| static | isValidId ($id) |
| |
| static | getName () |
| |
| static | setName ($name) |
| |
| static | invalidate ($lifetime=null) |
| |
| static | migrate ($destroy=false, $lifetime=null) |
| |
| static | regenerate ($destroy=false) |
| |
| static | save () |
| |
| static | ageFlashData () |
| |
| static | has ($name) |
| |
| static | get ($name, $default=null) |
| |
| static | pull ($key, $default=null) |
| |
| static | hasOldInput ($key=null) |
| |
| static | getOldInput ($key=null, $default=null) |
| |
| static | set ($name, $value) |
| |
| static | put ($key, $value=null) |
| |
| static | push ($key, $value) |
| |
| static | flash ($key, $value) |
| |
| static | flashInput ($value) |
| |
| static | reflash () |
| |
| static | keep ($keys=null) |
| |
| static | all () |
| |
| static | replace ($attributes) |
| |
| static | remove ($name) |
| |
| static | forget ($key) |
| |
| static | clear () |
| |
| static | flush () |
| |
| static | isStarted () |
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| static | registerBag ($bag) |
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| static | getBag ($name) |
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| static | regenerateToken () |
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| static | getHandler () |
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| static | setRequestOnHandler ($request) |
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| static | swap ($instance) |
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| static | shouldReceive () |
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| static | getFacadeRoot () |
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| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
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| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
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| static | getFacadeApplication () |
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| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
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| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
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| static | swap ($instance) |
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| static | shouldReceive () |
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| static | getFacadeRoot () |
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| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
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| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
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| static | getFacadeApplication () |
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| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
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| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
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| static driver |
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$driver = null | ) |
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| static extend |
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Register a custom driver creator Closure.
- Parameters
-
| string | $driver | |
| \Closure | $callback | |
- Returns
- $this
Definition at line 10906 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static flash |
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Flash a key / value pair to the session.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11162 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static flashInput |
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Flash an input array to the session.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11173 of file _ide_helper.php.
Remove all of the items from the session.
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11258 of file _ide_helper.php.
Remove an item from the session.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11238 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static get |
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Returns an attribute.
- Parameters
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| string | $name | The attribute name |
| mixed | $default | The default value if not found. |
- Returns
- mixed
Definition at line 11079 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static getBagData |
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static |
Get the raw bag data array for a given bag.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- array
Definition at line 11310 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static getDefaultDriver |
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Get the default session driver name.
- Returns
- string
Definition at line 10871 of file _ide_helper.php.
Get the underlying session handler implementation.
- Returns
Definition at line 11361 of file _ide_helper.php.
Returns the session ID.
- Returns
- string The session ID.
Definition at line 10941 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static getMetadataBag |
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Returns the session name.
- Returns
- mixed The session name.
Definition at line 10974 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static getOldInput |
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Get the requested item from the flashed input array.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- mixed
Definition at line 11114 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static getSessionConfig |
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| static handlerNeedsRequest |
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Determine if the session handler needs a request.
- Returns
- bool
Definition at line 11371 of file _ide_helper.php.
Checks if an attribute is defined.
- Parameters
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| string | $name | The attribute name |
- Returns
- bool true if the attribute is defined, false otherwise
Definition at line 11066 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static hasOldInput |
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$key = null | ) |
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static |
Determine if the session contains old input.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
Definition at line 11102 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static invalidate |
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$lifetime = null | ) |
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static |
Invalidates the current session.
Clears all session attributes and flashes and regenerates the session and deletes the old session from persistence.
- Parameters
-
| int | $lifetime | Sets the cookie lifetime for the session cookie. A null value will leave the system settings unchanged, 0 sets the cookie to expire with browser session. Time is in seconds, and is not a Unix timestamp. |
- Returns
- bool True if session invalidated, false if error.
Definition at line 11003 of file _ide_helper.php.
Determine if this is a valid session ID.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
Definition at line 10963 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static keep |
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static |
Reflash a subset of the current flash data.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11194 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static migrate |
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$lifetime = null |
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static |
Migrates the current session to a new session id while maintaining all session attributes.
- Parameters
-
| bool | $destroy | Whether to delete the old session or leave it to garbage collection. |
| int | $lifetime | Sets the cookie lifetime for the session cookie. A null value will leave the system settings unchanged, 0 sets the cookie to expire with browser session. Time is in seconds, and is not a Unix timestamp. |
- Returns
- bool True if session migrated, false if error.
Definition at line 11020 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static pull |
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$default = null |
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static |
Get the value of a given key and then forget it.
- Parameters
-
| string | $key | |
| string | $default | |
- Returns
- mixed
Definition at line 11091 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static push |
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Push a value onto a session array.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11150 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static put |
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$value = null |
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Put a key / value pair or array of key / value pairs in the session.
- Parameters
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| string | array | $key | |
| mixed | null | $value | |
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11138 of file _ide_helper.php.
Reflash all of the session flash data.
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11183 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static regenerate |
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$destroy = false | ) |
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static |
Generate a new session identifier.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
Definition at line 11031 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static regenerateToken |
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| static registerBag |
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static |
Registers a SessionBagInterface with the session.
- Parameters
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| \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Session\SessionBagInterface | $bag | |
Definition at line 11278 of file _ide_helper.php.
Removes an attribute.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- mixed The removed value or null when it does not exist
Definition at line 11227 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static replace |
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Sets attributes.
- Parameters
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| array | $attributes | Attributes |
Definition at line 11215 of file _ide_helper.php.
Force the session to be saved and closed.
This method is generally not required for real sessions as the session will be automatically saved at the end of code execution.
Definition at line 11044 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static set |
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Set the default session driver name.
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- Returns
- void
Definition at line 10882 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static setExists |
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Set the existence of the session on the handler if applicable.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11351 of file _ide_helper.php.
| static setRequestOnHandler |
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Set the request on the handler instance.
- Parameters
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| \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request | $request | |
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 11382 of file _ide_helper.php.
Starts the session storage.
- Returns
- bool True if session started.
- Exceptions
-
Definition at line 10930 of file _ide_helper.php.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


BIDAA welfare organization was founded in March 2016 by our Team
It was founded with the main objective of cater for the needs of the less fortunate children in our society. BIDAA is a non profitable organization that focuses on helping the vulnerable cildren in this society. Less fortunate children like ophans and street childern are facing unimaginable problems.
Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.We must protect children, who have inalienable rights and should be loved, should be taken care of physically and mentally, and should not be brought into the world only to suffer. We took it upon ourselves to help out the children who were bereft of parents and those abandoned on the streets
Protecting children and ensuring they get the basic needs they require is definately inside our sphere of our day to day activities here at BIDAA. We believe our nurturing approach enables children to break the cycle of poverty. Children deserve the right to be happy, excel, and lead the next generation by example. We provide holistic education – self-learning, sustainability, emotional well-being – that enables the children to support themselves, and their personal growth. We hope to be a shield for the feeble children. This we will achiev by indulging the society to help us achieve our goal. The main motto of any society must be to uplift the lifelihood of its members and each person should be expected to be responsible for caring for others. By spurring the society to sponser a child and take part in the care of these children we will definately eradicate the stigma of street children and orphans negligence.
We envision to have streets cleared of street children and a world where the orphans are given all the care they need in the world
BIDAA inspires to have healthier communities by connecting people to and urging them to help each other out by caring for the children
To fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality for Street chidren and orphans
The pioneers of BIDAA welfare organization that is our Team gained a reputation for working well on a team, receiving a ‘Team’ award. We have been able to Raise more than $10,000 at annual fundraiser, increasing attendance and media coverage from previous years.This has been able to put the organization on the chart of valid NGO's thus helping us reach more people. BIDAA Welfare has provided a platform that has facilitated in reaching 1,000 + needy children aged between 3 - 21 years old across the country. Moreover, BIDAA has not only provided a platform to help needy children but also a safe space, a place for them to feel loved and share the challenges they face. Consequently, we have managed to get multiple kids off the streets and given them reasons to start of to brighter futures.
Just like the name suggests, stretch a hand initiative is aimed towards reaching out to the streets kids and showing some love. This campaign’s main objective is to clean the Kenyan streets and help shelter these less fortunate children. As unknown to many, these children also have dreams and ambitions, all they need is the support towards achieving them. Therefore Stretch A Hand Initiative is determined to get these young talents off the streets and steer them towards realising their lifetime dreams.
This project’s main objective is to cushion needy orphans’ living standards across the nation. Most of them having lost their parents at a tender age, it is ample to look out for them and help them at least acquire the basic human needs. This project is sponsored by a couple of human welfare organizations and could also use the little donation you make towards helping this group of children.
89, Two Rivers Mall, Limuru Road, Nairobi, Kenya.


THE EFFECT OF ONE TYPE OF PREINTERVIEW VERBAL DISCRIMINATION TRAINING MODEL
ON VERBAL BEHAVIOR IN AN INTERVIEW SETTING
by Donald Joseph Del Beato
Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University of Maryland in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Phi losophy 1971
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public class Game
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> |
blackPawn
List of black pawns
|
private ActionCGame |
control
Controller instance
|
private Player |
current
Current player instance
|
private Square[][] |
grid
Game grid
|
private int |
height
Number of rows (grid height)
|
private PlayerMode |
mode
Game mode
|
private Movement |
oldMov
Previous move
|
private Player |
player1
Instance of player 1 (white pawn player)
|
private Player |
player2
Instance of player 2 (black pawn player)
|
private static long |
serialVersionUID
The version for serialization and deserialization
|
private UIMode |
ui
The interface mode used
|
private java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> |
whitePawn
List of white pawns
|
private int |
width
Number of columns (grid width)
|
private Pawn |
zenPawn
Zen pawn
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Game(ActionCGame controller,
UIMode ui,
PlayerMode mode,
int width,
int height)
Class constructor, initializes the attributes with the parameters
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
changeCurrent()
Swap the current player between player 1 and player 2
|
java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> |
getBlackPawn()
Returns the list of black pawns in the game
|
Player |
getCurrent()
Returns the instance of the current player
|
Square[][] |
getGrid()
Returns the grid of the game
|
java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> |
getListPawn()
Returns the list of pawns in the game
|
Movement |
getOldMov()
Returns the movement of the previous player
|
UIMode |
getUI()
Returns the interface mode used
|
java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> |
getWhitePawn()
Returns the list of white pawns in the game
|
Pawn |
getZenPawn()
Returns the zen pawn of the game
|
private void |
initializeGrid()
Creates the game grid
|
boolean |
isWin()
Checks if a player has won the game
|
boolean |
nextMove()
Prepare the next round
|
private void |
pawnPlacement()
Creates and places the pawns according to the model
|
void |
saveState(java.lang.String fileName)
Saves the game instance to a file
|
void |
setLinkController(ActionCGame acGame)
Creates a new link between the controller attribute and the game
|
void |
setOldMove(Movement mov)
Changes the oldMove attribute with the new one
|
void |
setUI(UIMode ui)
Changes the interface mode used
|
void |
start()
Starts the game, calls
isWin() , if true ends the game |
private static final long serialVersionUID
private transient ActionCGame control
private java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> whitePawn
private java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> blackPawn
private Pawn zenPawn
private Player current
private Player player1
private Player player2
private Square[][] grid
private PlayerMode mode
private UIMode ui
private Movement oldMov
private int width
private int height
public Game(ActionCGame controller, UIMode ui, PlayerMode mode, int width, int height)
controller
- controller instanceui
- the interface mode usedmode
- game modewidth
- number of columns (grid width)height
- number of rows (grid height)public void setLinkController(ActionCGame acGame)
acGame
- new controller instancepublic void start()
isWin()
, if true ends the gamepublic boolean isWin()
public void saveState(java.lang.String fileName)
fileName
- file nameprivate void pawnPlacement()
public boolean nextMove()
public void setUI(UIMode ui)
ui
- new interface modeprivate void initializeGrid()
public Player getCurrent()
public void changeCurrent()
public java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> getListPawn()
public java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> getWhitePawn()
public java.util.ArrayList<Pawn> getBlackPawn()
public Pawn getZenPawn()
public Movement getOldMov()
public void setOldMove(Movement mov)
mov
- new oldMovepublic Square[][] getGrid()
public UIMode getUI()


https://pandas.pydata.org/
https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/user_guide/10min.html
https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/mlcc/intro_to_pandas.ipynb
https://www.w3schools.com/python/pandas/
If you already have Python, you can install Pandas with: ANACONDA conda install pandas PIP (in a virtual environment) pip install pandas APT (for the entire computer) Debian packages: python-pandas, python3-pandas, and dependencies.
'pandas' is a fast, powerful, flexible and easy to use open source data analysis and manipulation tool, built on top of the Python programming language. 'pandas' aims to be the fundamental high-level building block for doing practical, real world data analysis in Python.
Main features:
The two primary data structures of pandas are Series (1-dimensional, a single column) and DataFrame (2-dimensional). A DataFrame contains one or more Series and a name for each Series.
DataFrame objects can be created by passing a dict mapping string column names to their respective Series. If the Series don't match in length, missing values are filled with special NA/NaN values.
import numpy as np import pandas as pd import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # for plots print(pd.__version__) # 0.23.3 in Debian 10
# pd.DataFrame # pd.Series # | | # o o # col1 col2 o-- columns described by keys # +------+------+ (default 0,1,...) # row1 | 'a1' | 11 | # +------+------+ # row2 | 'a2' | 22 | # +------+------+ # row3 | 'a3' | 33 | # o +------+------+ # | # rows described by indexes (default 0,1,...)
# Examples from Colab. city_names = pd.Series(['San Francisco', 'San Jose', 'Sacramento']) # strings population = pd.Series([852469, 1015785, 485199]) # numbers (int) # Constructing DataFrame from a dictionary. df1 = pd.DataFrame({'City name': city_names, 'Population': population}) print(df1) # City name Population # column names are shown # 0 San Francisco 852469 # row indexes are default (0,1,...) # 1 San Jose 1015785 # 2 Sacramento 485199 # Access to Series using Python dict/list operations. print(df1['City name']) print(df1['Population']) print(df1.Population) # only if labels are proper Python identifiers print(df1['Population'][1]) # 1015785 print(df1.Population[1]) # 1015785 # New colums can be added (with new labels). df1['Area square miles'] = pd.Series([46.87, 176.53, 97.92]) # Calculations with numpy. print(np.log(population)) # return new series # 0 13.655892 # 1 13.831172 # 2 13.092314 # dtype: float64 # Transforming series. # population.apply(lambda item: item > 1000000) # return new boolean series print(population > 1000000) # numpy style (elementwise) # 0 False # 1 True # 2 False # dtype: bool # Indexes. print(df1.index) # RangeIndex(start=0, stop=3, step=1) # df1a = df1.reindex([2, 0, 1]) # changing order of rows # df1b = df1.reindex(np.random.permutation(df1.index)) # random order of rows


Getting Started
Prismatica is more than just another C2 tool it is meant to be an ecosystem. The project is focused around agnostic integration of information security toolsets to allow rapid prototyping, scripting, and automation of operator objectives. This goal grows out of the concept of Emergence where the collective intelligence of all tools and systems should be greater than the sum of their parts.
What does that mean exactly? Prismatica is dedicated to having your cake and eating it too. Prism applications can all be cross integrated and if a newer better way of performing an action is developed it can be integrated with the framework to automatically yield all of the capabilities of other apps within the ecosystem.
- Overview
- Using Prismatica
- Prism Implants
- Pismatica Marketplace
- Concepts and Terminology
- Emergence API
Getting Started
To get started with Prismatica you will need to spin up an Emergence server to bind all subcomponents together across a shared data model. Emergence servers can be spun up quickly using Docker. Alternately, it can be executed manually using the npm install
and npm start
commands. To run Emergence within a Docker container the docker
and docker-compose
commands must be installed.  Diagon and Oculus are a good place to start.
Installing Diagon:
Diagon can be downloaded at the following link: Diagon
You will need to configure the Diagon settings with the IP address of the system where Emergence is running. Then to setup listeners you will need to run Oculus.
Installing Oculus:
git clone https://github.com/Project-Prismatica/Oculus.git
cd Oculus
python oculus.py
Now you’re all ready to rock and roll! Happy Hacking!
Prismatica Application Marketplace
- Diagon The Diagon Attack Framework is a Prismatica application containing the Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, and Slytherin remote access tools (RATs).
- Emergence The Emergence fabric is an interface where interaction and integration of disparate information security subsystems gain combined intelligence.
- Oculus Oculus is a malleable python-based C2 system allowing for instantiation of listeners for the purpose of communication with remote access tools (RATs).
- Prism Launcher The package manager for Prism Apps (Releasing at WWHF)
- Prism Project Manager Project management, findigns, and reporting tool (Releasing at WWHF)
- Acheron Acheron is a RESTful vulnerability assessment and management framework built around search and dedicated to terminal extensibility.
- Tiberium A Command and Control scanning tool
Simple Python Beacon
import requests
url = 'http://localhost:80/'
payload = "{\n\t\"type\": \"b\",\n\t\"agentid\": \"24464303\"\n}"
headers = {}
response = requests.request('POST', url, headers = headers, data = payload, allow_redirects=False, timeout=undefined, allow_redirects=false)
print(response.text)


Allow query string & external links:
Use whitelist:
Page load time:
Intensity:
65
mousedown
mousedown-only
viewport
viewport-all
Cache max age (in seconds):
Use minified:
Vary: Accept header:
Off
On
Simulate Shopify


example3_css_properties - fold css properties into the cssCamelCase attributes
e.g. style:"margin-left:2em;"
becomes cssMarginLeft:"2em"
To Notice: Building the "style" attribute as a long string such as this:
div( { id:'middle', style:"font-size:16px;color:green;margin-left:12px;" },
often in practice leads to a lot of javascript code concatenating complex strings. So with
FuncyTag any attribute starting with "css" is treated as an element of the "style" attribute, e.g.:
div( { id:'middle', cssFontSize:'16px', cssColor:'green', cssMarginLeft:'12px' },
next: example4_css_units top: all js examples


Description of Game
End of Magic is the working title for White Rapid’s upcoming debut release. It is an action-platformer mixed with elements of the fighting genre and set on a stage filled with magic, monsters and plenty of characters to interact with.
Magic once prevailed. Many centuries ago, almost everyone could use magic, and even those who were the least skilled could still make use of the abilities gained from it. Now, magic is dead. Those who can still use it are looked upon as little more than monsters, and so most of them hide their abilities from the world.
There are some, however, who will take advantage of their power to assert dominion over others. They are mostly small threats, having only a slight grasp on how to use their ability. However, a truly evil entity will soon discover that it can wield powerful magic, and the entire world will be threatened.


| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
|
| 8 Testing the Translated Geode
| 9.1 File Menu
The quick overview of the menu items below should give you the necessary information to use all of the features.
File Menu
Edit Menu
Project Menu
Filter Menu
Utilities Menu
Window Menu
| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
|
| 8 Testing the Translated Geode
| 9.1 File Menu


Sylvanian Families Motorcycle & Sidecar
I love Sylvanian grandparents and the adventurous Mulberrys are so much fun!
They even have
driving licenses! My set was missing Mildred's shawl. Thankfully a friend
was able to send a replacement for her. However, it is missing in most of the photos. I'd like
to
find an
extra pair of googles as well, so that the sidecar passenger will be able to see properly.
From the box:
This motorcycle and sidecar has storage spaces in the front of the sidecar and in the top box, at the back of the motorcycle. George and Mildred Mulberry enjoy riding around the country lanes. George has a helmet and googles so tht he can see where he is going. Mildred likes to wrap up warm before they set off as it can get a bit breezy in the sidecar!


Given the parameters of a distribution, the package uses the concept of alpha-outliers by Davies and Gather (1993) to flag outliers in a data set. See Davies, L.; Gather, U. (1993): The identification of multiple outliers, JASA, 88 423, 782-792, <doi:10.1080/01621459.1993.10476339> for details.
| Version: | 1.2.0 |
| Depends: | Rsolnp, nleqslv, quantreg, graphics |
| Imports: | stats |
| Published: | 2016-09-09 |
| Author: | Andre Rehage, Sonja Kuhnt |
| Maintainer: | Andre Rehage <rehage at statistik.tu-dortmund.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | alphaOutlier results |
| Reference manual: | alphaOutlier.pdf |
| Package source: | alphaOutlier_1.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: alphaOutlier_1.2.0.zip, r-release: alphaOutlier_1.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: alphaOutlier_1.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: alphaOutlier_1.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: alphaOutlier_1.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | alphaOutlier archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=alphaOutlier to link to this page.


Create Induction Checklist
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I guess my main reason for leaving in the middle of the day was that I was in a weird headspace after the goal making workshop. I started to doubt my decisions about the things I wanted to do this summer and that was bumming me out. On top of that, I couldn’t install threadscope to save my life, and spent almost five hours trying to get that to run (yay yak-shaving) before just giving up and deciding to read Simon Marlow’s book without it.
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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
ORGAZMO (1997) 1/2 * Written, directed, edited by Trey Parker. Produced by Fran Rubel Kuzui, Jason McHugh, Matt Stone. Photography, Kenny Gioseffi. Cast: Trey Parker (the Elder Joe Young), Matt Stone (the other Elder), Dian Bachar (Choda-Boy), Michael Dean Jacobs (Maxxx Orbison), Robyn Raab (Lisa), Ron Jeremy (Clark), Masao ``Maki'' San (G-Fresh), et al. An October Pictures release. 90 minutes. Rated NC-17 (sex, language)
Whenever a multiplex schedules a 90-minute feature for just two shows a day, it means that the film is either "art" that does not draw mainstream audiences, or "dreck" that cannot even find an infantile public. Orgazmo is the latter.
Comedy is the hardest genre to make. Within comedy, the subgenre of parodies is even harder. Within that subgenre, spoofing films that are themselves parodies, intentionally or not, is a lost cause. This applies to a host of films, including pornographic, and especially cheap pornos. Orgazmo's intent to parody cheap porno-flicks falls pancake-flat, though not cheesecake-flat.
Two young, clean-cut Mormon Elders are trying to spread the good word in Los Angeles. When they chance on the mansion-cum-studio of porn-maker Maxxx Orbison (note the xxx) the reception is rough. One Elder flees, the other, Joe Young, highly proficient in martial arts, fights Maxxx's goons. The sequence, meant to be funny, is not. Nor is it choreographed a la Hong Kong.
Maxxx, impressed by Joe, immediately offers him the title role in the picture he is shooting, the part of Orgazmo, a superstud and superfighter who has a diminutive side-kick, Choda-Boy. (A parody of Batman and Robin). For two days' work in his quickie, Maxx goes from his usual fee of $300 to $20,000. Joe refuses but then everyone has his price. He finally accepts because he and his fiancee Lisa dream of a wedding in the pricey Salt Lake City's Mormon Tabernacle. Joe's main stipulation is that there will be a stand-in actor (or phallus) for the sex acts.
Joe's name is, of course, a reference to the King-Kongish ape in the film "Mighty Joe Young." Maxxx rebaptizes him Joe Hung. Ain't all that funny?
The rest of the film is an aimless bore, clearly improvised from scene to scene. The flick is a mega-hit that Maxx wants to make sequel after sequel. There's a kind of sub-plot about other henchmen of Maxxx's (he's a kind of Mafioso on the side) who take over by force a sushi-bar; a bit more relevant is the relation of Joe and Lisa who regularly speak on the phone starting with "Jesus love you and I love you."
Joe, who majored in theater from Brigham Young University ,sinfully lies to Lisa by pretending he is extending his stay in L.A. to be in Death of a Salesman. Naive Lisa eventually comes to visit and...and...
I knew nothing about filmmaker Troy Parker but finally found out that he is about 28, has been variously active in movies and is the co-maker of TV's series South Park. Since, on TV, I mostly watch PBS, the History Channel, old films and the better ones I have missed, I was unaware that South Park was an animation about little kids who use vulgar language, and that the shows have made Parker famous in some quarters.
Orgazmo does have a small sprinkling of jokes (the "best " ones verbal rather than graphic) which could bring on some chuckles depending on the viewer's standards for humor. But as an entity, this flick is plain Dumb and Dumber, part II of which, yet unreleased, was written by, guess who?....Trey Parker.
I suppose that the unusual rating of NC-17 was welcomed by Mr. Parker. It promises raunchy audiovisual excitement to potential adult audiences and to underage kids who'll sneak in. But in fact, the movie's sex scenes show no real sex acts and are so broad and un-detailed that they are as inoffensive as The Three Stooges, which the film does feel like. The use of a toy-like, orgasm-producing ray gun invented by Choda-Boy (he has two scientific Ph.D. degrees from M.I.T.!) is also inoffensively shown. Nudity exists minimally, mostly as the sight of men's hairy behinds.
The bottom (no pun meant) line is that the NC-17 must be the result of the film's steady mockery of the Mormons. Otherwise, you can see infinitely more sexually explicit films on cable, including Cinemaxxx.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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2. Using CluBCpG
2.1. Introduction
After installing CluBCpG to your python environment there should not be a new set of command line tools on your PATH.
They all begin with clubcpg-
. Each one of them comes with a help command which displays the command line
arguments each tool accepts.
For example you can run
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usage: clubcpg-coverage [-h] [-a INPUT_BAM_A] [-o OUTPUT_DIR] [-bin_size BIN_SIZE] [-n NUM_PROCESSORS] [-chr CHROMOSOME] [--read1_5 READ1_5] [--read1_3 READ1_3] [--read2_5 READ2_5] [--read2_3 READ2_3] [--no_overlap [NO_OVERLAP]] optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -a INPUT_BAM_A, --input_bam_A INPUT_BAM_A First Input bam file, coordinate sorted with index present -o OUTPUT_DIR, --output_dir OUTPUT_DIR Output directory to save figures, defaults to bam file loaction -bin_size BIN_SIZE Size of bins to extract and analyze, default=100 -n NUM_PROCESSORS, --num_processors NUM_PROCESSORS Number of processors to use for analysis, default=1 -chr CHROMOSOME, --chromosome CHROMOSOME Chromosome to analyze, example: 'chr19', required --read1_5 READ1_5 integer, read1 5' m-bias ignore bp, default=0 --read1_3 READ1_3 integer, read1 3' m-bias ignore bp, default=0 --read2_5 READ2_5 integer, read2 5' m-bias ignore bp, default=0 --read2_3 READ2_3 integer, read2 3' m-bias ignore bp, default=0 --no_overlap [NO_OVERLAP] bool, remove any overlap between paired reads and stitch reads together when possible, default=True
details of each flag are elaborated upon below in Command line tools.
2.2. Sequencing data pre-processing
CluBCpG uses BAM files generated by standard bioinformatics pipelines. For the most part you can generate this BAM file in any way you see fit. However CluBCpG does have a few requirements:
The bisulfite read mapping should be performed with
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2.3. Typical workflow
2.3.1. Prepare your data
Obtain your correctly processed BAM file(s)
ClubCpG accepts one or two BAM files for processing
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Use clubcpg-coverage
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This process should be performed on individual chromosomes
Hint
This is an excellent step to parallelize if running in a HPC environment.
clubcpg-coverage
has a flag,-n
to specify the number of CPU cores to use during processing. This also works if running on one machine with multiple cores.Additionally, each chromosome can be run on an independent compute node. No need to split the BAM file. CluBCpG will only operate on the chromosome specified with the
-chr
flag. (See clubcpg-coverage)Note
If you running CluBCpG on two BAM files, this step only needs to be performed on the first BAM file.
A typical command may look like this:
# optimal values for the --read flags will need to be determined for each sequencing experiment clubcpg-coverage -a /path/to/file.bam -n 24 -chr chr19 --read1_5 4 --read1_3 2 --read2_5 11 --read2_3 5
2.3.3. Filter output
Filter the generated csv file for desired number of reads and CpG densities
a. The output is csv file that does not have a header but the columns contain the following data:
bin id
,number of reads
,number of cpgs
.
You can filter this however you like. We recommend >= 10 reads and >= 2 cpgs.
bash and awk can be used to filter the output using the following one-liner:
cat CompleteBins.yourfilename.chr19.csv | awk -F "," '$2>=10 && $3>=2' > CompleteBins.yourfilename.chr19.filtered.csv
2.3.4. Perform clustering
Use clubcpg-cluster
to perform cluster analysis
a. Here you provide your filtered csv file from the previous step into this clustering step using the
--bins
flag. This accelerates the analysis by only reading bins which have already been pre-determined to meet coverage requirements.b. If running two bam files: If the coverage requirements were met in the first BAM, but not the second BAM, the bin will be ignored and not included in the final report.
Hint
Here is another opportunity for parallelization.
clubcpb-cluster
also can be run with the-n
flag to select the number of CPU cores. But if you have a separate csv file for each chromosome from step 2/3, you can run each of these separately on multiple nodes.Just use the
--suffix
flag to append on the chromosome information into the filename of the final report.
2.4. Command line tools
These options can also be viewed by running --help
after each tool on the command line.
2.4.1. clubcpg-coverage
usage: clubcpg-coverage [-h] [-a INPUT_BAM_A] [-o OUTPUT_DIR]
[--bin_size BIN_SIZE] [-n NUM_PROCESSORS]
[-chr CHROMOSOME] [--read1_5 READ1_5]
[--read1_3 READ1_3] [--read2_5 READ2_5]
[--read2_3 READ2_3] [--no_overlap [NO_OVERLAP]]
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- -a <input_bam_a>, --input_bam_A <input_bam_a>
Input bam file, coordinate sorted with index present
- -o <output_dir>, --output_dir <output_dir>
Output directory to save results, defaults to bam file loaction
- --bin_size <bin_size>
Size of bins to extract and analyze, default=100
- -n <num_processors>, --num_processors <num_processors>
Number of processors to use for analysis, default=1
- -chr <chromosome>, --chromosome <chromosome>
Chromosome to analyze, example: ‘chr19’, required
- --read1_5 <read1_5>
integer, read1 5’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --read1_3 <read1_3>
integer, read1 3’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --read2_5 <read2_5>
integer, read2 5’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --read2_3 <read2_3>
integer, read2 3’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --no_overlap <no_overlap>
bool, remove any overlap between paired reads and stitch reads together when possible, default=True
2.4.2. clubcpg-cluster
usage: clubcpg-cluster [-h] [-a INPUT_BAM_A] [-b INPUT_BAM_B] [--bins BINS]
[-o OUTPUT_DIR] [--bin_size BIN_SIZE]
[-m CLUSTER_MEMBER_MINIMUM] [-r READ_DEPTH]
[-n NUM_PROCESSORS] [--read1_5 READ1_5]
[--read1_3 READ1_3] [--read2_5 READ2_5]
[--read2_3 READ2_3] [--no_overlap [NO_OVERLAP]]
[--remove_noise [REMOVE_NOISE]] [--suffix SUFFIX]
[--permute [PERMUTE]]
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- -a <input_bam_a>, --input_bam_A <input_bam_a>
First Input bam file, coordinate sorted with index present, REQUIRED
- -b <input_bam_b>, --input_bam_B <input_bam_b>
Second Input bam file, coordinate sorted with index present, OPTIONAL
- --bins <bins>
File with each line being one bin to extract and analyze, generated by clubcpg-coverage, REQUIRED
- -o <output_dir>, --output_dir <output_dir>
Output directory to save results, defaults to bam file location
- --bin_size <bin_size>
Size of bins to extract and analyze, default=100
- -m <cluster_member_minimum>, --cluster_member_minimum <cluster_member_minimum>
Minimum number of reads a cluster should have for it to be considered, default=4
- -r <read_depth>, --read_depth <read_depth>
Minimum number of reads covering all CpGs that the bins should have to analyze, default=10
- -n <num_processors>, --num_processors <num_processors>
Number of processors to use for analysis, default=1
- --read1_5 <read1_5>
integer, read1 5’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --read1_3 <read1_3>
integer, read1 3’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
- --read2_5 <read2_5>
integer, read2 5’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
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integer, read2 3’ m-bias ignore bp, default=0
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bool, remove any overlap between paired reads and stitch reads together when possible, default=True
- --remove_noise <remove_noise>
bool, Discard the cluster containing noise points (-1) after clustering, default=True
- --suffix <suffix>
Any additional info to include in the output file name, chromosome for example
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* Allowed TAB key to navigate the focus through the dates and ENTER key to select.
* Adjusted mini theme to fix border issue in IE 5.5.
* Optimized demos with more combined features.
* Update agenda tutorial with MySQL and PHP examples.
- Fixed a bug of fLoadScript and made it pure AJAX.
- Fixed a bug that disables the calendar when running in Netscape 8.x browsers. - Fixed a bug so as to allow showing only the top (for selecting month only).
- Fixed the xml loading bugs in agenda tutorial.
- Fixed a bug related to auto-close.
- Fixed a bug in fW2Date regarding the customized week offset. - Removed the automatical onchange trigger as it conflicts with ASP.NET validator scripts.Release 9.6.283
+ Added _cacheOther option to switch caching of theme and plugin files (gbCacheAgenda option is for agenda-cache only).
+ Enabled CSS cursor support for Safari 1.x and Mozilla.
+ Added support to create time-only picker.
+ Added a new theme - OutlookTriplexVertical.
* Major improvement and bug fixes to datetime theme.
* Renamed the Developer License to Enterprise License.
- Remove the default utf-8 charset setting, you can always set it in name & id if needed.
- Fixed a browser cache problem.
- Fixed a bug in OutlookTwin theme.
- Fixed a bug in datetime theme in Lite Edition.
- Fixed a bug that prevents onchange event of date field from being fired properly.Release 9.5.270
+ Added charset support to make localization even easier.
* Updated tutorials.
- Fixed a bug that causes extra white space at the top in Opera 8.5.
- Minor bug fixes.Release 9.4.266
+ Enable the boxit param of agenda to set border color of date cell individually instead of relying on bgcolor.
+ Added undocumented _preferOOR option to keep the agenda style even when they are out-of-range.
+ Made hovering mouse cursor context(action) sensitive.
* Updated agenda tutorial including samples regarding XML agenda.
* Refactored the calendar engine to eliminate the onclick restriction from the html param of agenda.
* Returning value of fOnDrag plugin is no longer needed, since date picking is triggered via onclick now.
* Fine-tuned the mini theme.
* Fine-tuned the classic demo.
* Fine-tuned script loading sequence inside the calendar engine.
* Optimized fInitRange() to set default safe-month to the begin of range in case it's missing.
* Improved datetime theme.
* Adjusted calendar position when there is not enough space to pop it up or down.
- Fixed a minor bug in agenda effect logic.
- Added "left:-500px" to iframe style to work around a bug of IE, people use RTL page flow (dir="rtl") should change it to "left:2000px".
- Fixed a bug in datetime 24hour plugin that produces error under Opera 7.54.
- Fixed a bug in parsing month name that is abbreviated with more than 3 letters.
Release 9.3.250
+ Added support to Opera 8.
* Restructured demos directory to give a better idea of code separation.
* Updated License Agreement with new license type.
* Moved all FAQ into online forum with better support and easier to find.
* Optimized some themes.
* Updated tutorials.
* Added workaround for Mcafee8 slowdown.
- Adjusted css rules to make tutorial more readable in firefox.
- Fixed a bug that reveals the calendar inappropriately in "right-to-left" localed page.
- Fixed minor bugs in demos.
- Added a workaround to avoid the relative path issue in NN4.Release 9.2.242
+ Added sliding out pop-effect to IE and NN4.
+ Added type-in-year support to the contrast theme, as well as a FAQ for how to apply it to other themes.
+ Added fOnload event handler to plugins.js
- Fixed a bug in type-in-year support that crashes safari and IE on Mac.Release 9.1.240
+ Made domain license more friendly to Intranet by having all non-dotted local hostnames covered.
+ Added OnDoWClick plugin function to enable clicking events on week titles.
+ Integrated the getDateByDOW from plugin into engine core, renamed to fGetDateByDOW.
* Updated FAQ and License Agreement.
- Fixed a bug in Mac theme and Datetime theme.Release 9.0.238
+ Integrated support to restrict years shown in the dropdown selector according to the dynamic date range.
+ Added another marker option to identify the trigger tag in addition to naming it as "popcal".
+ Added an additional param to the fAddEvent() so as to allow user to attach any object with the event.
+ You now have the option to remove the line-through effect on disabled dates, see FAQ for details.
+ Added additional support to offset week number algorithm.
+ Integrated auto-hide and esc-key-hide support in engine.
+ Added a workaround FAQ for the positioning bug regarding relative-positioned elements in IE.
* Improved engine so that you may now use '\n' directly in the action string.
* Improved classic demo to make it easy showing how to separate a date into 3 dropdowns.
* Updated FAQ with more tips.
- Fixed a bug that may prevent agenda from being shared properly. Please update if you use the agenda sharing feature.
- Minor bug fixes.Release 9.0.213
+ Added more plugin functions.
+ Added a new date-time picker theme.
+ Added offset-adjustment parameters to fPopCalendar() call.
+ Added support to allow loading agendas on-demond (per month), see tutorials for details.
+ Added auto-traverse support when holding down the navigation button.
+ Supported more browsers, including Safari on MacOS.
+ Added support to make any day as first day of week. (gbEuroCal option is deprecated)
+ Added a new demo with a versatile picker that can pick either a single date or a whole week.
* Revised all themes and plugins.
* Enhanced dragging support and multi-select plugin.
* Optimized engine core.
* Updated tutorials and FAQ.
- Fixed a bug that may prevent the form fields from getting focused.
- Minor bug fixes.Release 8.1.188
+ Added a new theme.
+ Now you can hide all the contents in a date cell by setting its agenda fgcolor to "" (empty string). This gives you another way to disable a date.
* Adjusted month navigator options of certain themes to follow a bug fix.
* Enhanced date range demo and contrast theme.
* Updated tutorials and FAQ.
- General bug fixes.Release 8.0.182
+ Enhanced support for handling server-side charset encoding and i18n.
+ Added built-in support for non-seperator date format, e.g. "yyyymmdd".
+ Added new demos and themes.
+ Added in FAQ on how to append multiple sub-events to a day.
* Updated documentation with new tips and tricks.
* When upgrading from previous version, theme/plugin files also need upgrading.
- Fixed a tiny bug in the xp theme.
- Default multiselect key changed to Ctrl from Alt Key.
- gEvent has been deprecated, event object is now directly passed into plugin functions.
- Fixed a minor bug that may stop showing hint messages on status-bar.
- Fixed a bug that can't hide days in other months when set background color to transparent.Release 7.1.174
* License schema changed.
- Fixed license related issues on IIS 6.0 and tomcat 4.0.Release 7.0.172
+ New multi-select plugin supports dragging and ctrl/alt/shift-key-assisted dates picking.
+ Support run-time agenda sharing with FlatCalendarXP.
+ More theme options that can help creating gorgeous effects.
+ Added more high-quality themes!
+ Added more powerful demos!
* Enhanced code engine is 2-8 times faster on various browsers.
* Enhanced auto-resizing under all supported browsers.
* Enhanced internal dropdown plugins.
* Updated product tutorials and FAQ.
- Fixed the border overflow bug in Opera 7 and the frame border bug in IE6 with DOCTYPE.
- Fixed a bug that caused the calendar title always left-aligned in IE on Mac.
- Other minor bugs fixed.Release 6.1.120a
* Optimized some demos.
* Updated product tutorials and FAQ.
* Minor optimization to the engine.Release 6.1.119a
+ Added a new option in themes to invert the boldface effect.
+ SettinggsOutOfRange
to empty string (i.e. "") can now prevent the out-of-range alert from showing up.
* Added more FAQs to documentation.
* Updated the agenda tutorial to improve the JSP/Database sample.
- Removed some redundant code from engine.Release 6.1.116
+ Added support to Opera 7.0!
- Fixed a bug that crashes IE 5.0 on MacOS 9.2.Release 6.0.115
+ Tons of new features added in the theme.
+ More highlighting effects on agenda date.
+ New exquisite high-quality cross-browser themes.
+ New plugin support, extremely extensible.
+ New well-organized well-documented tutorials and demos.
* Code engine has been rewritten and is 4 times faster than before!!!
* Week number is now ISO-8601 conformant.
- Minor bugs fixed.
* The calendar panel is bulletproof against form elements in all supported browsers except Netscape 4.x, in which case tricks are needed to avoid penetrating. We've packaged detailed demos telling you how to do it right.
+This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/) - the Tigris CSS Style Sheet (http://style.tigris.org/), which is used to render tutorial documents only.


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Micke Alm
Senior UX Designer & Lead
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Available: Nov 25 -
Stockholm -
mickealm -
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
+46 72 972 18 01
Profile
I have been working with web and product development for close to 15 years, starting out as a developer and ending up in UX since about 8 years back. This means I have a strong understanding of both the technical, and user side of things.
I work with everything from intial research and assumption generation, to interaction design, hi-fi prototyping in code, and UI design.
Collaboration is key to me, and I prefer to work closely with both product and development, as we need all perspectives to not only solve the problem right, but make sure we solve the right problem.
Product experience
- Complex product suites
- Collaborative interfaces
- Workflows
- Onboarding
- E-commerce
- Registration & conversion flows
- Personas & segmentation
- Design Systems
Methods
- Story mapping
- Impact mapping
- Design Studio
- Facilitation & Workshops
- Mob Design
- Sketching & Prototyping
- Animation
Employment
MRG Gametek / Mr Green
UX Manager & Chapter lead
Jan 2018 - Nov 2019
Episerver
UX Designer
Jan 2011 - Jan 2018
Episerver
CSS Developer
Oct 2009 - Jan 2016
Locomotiv
Front-end developer
Mar 2007 - Oct 2009
Shortcut.se
Front-end developer & Designer
Sep 2005 - Mar 2007
Courses
Interaction Design Foundation
Design Thinking
2019
Interaction Design Foundation
Conducting usability testing (top 10%)
2019
Mr Green
MRG Academy Leadership Diploma
2018
Conferences
2019
2018
2018
2018


RoomQuery
final public class RoomQuery: EventEmitter
Represents a live query that selects a subset of all rooms and transforms them using a map function.
Whenever a room receives an event, the map function is run for every query. If the map function returns a falsy value, it is ignored. If the value is truthy, the value is added to the resulting rows.
Version
1.0.0Example
This is an example of a map function that lists all public rooms that the user is a member of:
{ room -> AnyObject? in
if room.membership == .member && room.visibility == .public {
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return nil
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event is emitted, as well as added
and/or
removed
events. The value is considered changed if it switches between truthy and falsy, or if the id property of
the value changes.
This is an example of a map function that lists all rooms to which the user has been invited, as well as the inviting user:
{ room -> AnyObject? in
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return nil
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Events
added
: Emitted when a row is added to the result of the query. Receives added row.removed
: Emitted when a row is removed from the result of the query. Receives removed row.updated
: Emitted when the result of the query has changed. Receives updated row.
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The resulting rows of the
RoomQuery
.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public var rows: [AnyObject]
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Stops the query and frees all resources.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public func stop()
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Forces the map function to be rerun for all rooms.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public func forceUpdate()


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Attorney General Opinions
Commission jurisdiction extends over motor carriers handling property under through route and joint fare arrangements. Att. Gen. Op. 63-26.
Case Notes
Hawaii household goods movers no longer exempt from Interstate Commerce Commission regulation. 395 F. Supp. 261.