Basic data storage is easy enough - relational databases, lines in flat files. What about the other options, though? There's a whole range of storage options and formats out there, and we'll go through lots of worked examples, exploring both how easy they are to write and manage as well as how they fit the different kinds of data, and try out a few stranger options along the way.
This half-day tutorial presents the basics of Python to beginning and intermediate programmers. It pairs well with ''Python 102'' which follows a similar outline but goes much deeper.
This tutorial is run by Dunman High School Students. It is meant to be a gentle introduction to Python 3. We will show how to develop a simple Hangman game covering basic Python programming paradigms like loops, lists and functions.
Ever been curious how the NSA can be spying on everyone? Using Python, this tutorial will walk you through how to mimic what the US's NSA and UK's Tempora program are doing.
Lot of programmers use Python on daily basis, hardly few write tests. Writing tests can be daunting task. Tests gives lot of confidence for shipping the code. Automated tests saves lot of developer time during refactor.
This tutorial will teach audience how to write unit test, functional tests using unittest, py.test, mock and coverage library.
This half-day tutorial presents intermediate and some advanced features of Python to beginning and intermediate programmers. It pairs well with Python 101 which follows a similar outline but at a more introductory level.
In this tutorial, we will guide you to get started in building dynamic websites (web application). We will use Django Web Framework throughout the tutorial. By the end of this tutorial, you should be able to get started in building your own web application.
Decorators are heavily used in modern python libraries and web frameworks. But they are still mystery to many people. In this talk I plan to discuss the concept of decorators in depth.
Discussion on real-time stream processing and how to build a Python application to analyse data streams.
MySQL utilities are a set of command-line utilities and a Python library for making the common tasks much easier and time-saving to accomplish. The library is written entirely in Python, meaning that it is not necessary to have any other tools or libraries installed to make it work. It is currently designed to work with Python v2.6 or later and there is no support (yet) for Python v3.1.
A look at Sarah's Dream. How Blender was used to create a short animation for this "Make a Wish Foundation" project. And a look at Gnome production - The art, process & technical challenges.
 Using a Django reminders app as an example, I will show the audience how writing functional tests with a new framework can close the feedback loop and make their code more tractable, letting them refactor a big mess into something more elegant.
ExpEYES is an Open Source Pocket Science Lab for developing science experiments, classroom demonstrations and a test equipment for electronics hobbyists. ExpEYES combines the real-time measurement capability of micro-controllers with the ease and flexibility of Python programming language for data analysis and visualization. http://www.expeyes.in/
Have you ever wondered how the whole Non-Blocking IO thing works? As a web developer, you may have heard of Non-Blocking network libraries and web servers, you may even know what they actually do or probably you have even used them, but do you really know what is going on behind the scene? In this talk, we are going to see how Non-Blocking IO is implemented and understand the concept better.
Sphinx can extract paragraphs from sphinx document and store them into gettext format translation catalog files. Gettext format translation catalog is easy to translate from one language to other languages. Also Sphinx support internationalization by using such catalog files. You can use your favorite editors or services to translate your sphinx docs.
Testing code with Pytest is an absolute pleasure. Less boilerplate makes your test more concise and its fixtures system helps you share setup code while still keeping your tests clear and understandable. I'll tell you all about how to get basic unit testing done, and I'll show you how to use Voidspace's Mock library to test collaborations between your objects, too.
In this talk we will discuss the 'multiprocessing' module, which allows parallel programming on multicore processors. We will do a comparison with the 'threading' module, then cover the core functionality and finally discuss applications and limitations.
Many recent advances in computer vision, speech recognition and Natural Language Processing (NLP) have come from Deep Learning research. One key enabler has been the use of GPUs to train bigger models on larger datasets. The Python module "Theano" can generate GPU code automatically - so that high level ideas can be implemented in high performance code seamlessly within the Python ecosystem.
In this talk, I will talk about how to develop RESTful API's with very little create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) code.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a very rich medical imaging modality. It often produces large muti-dimensional data sets which need to be explored interactively and in slightly customized ways. Python is becoming a powerful alternative to matlab for doing this. In this talk I will show how ipython notebook can be used for interactive exploration of regional perfusion data.
Your framework provides an easy way, like ./manage.py runserver
, to start a server and serve requests. But things start getting trickier in production as you can't use runserver
in production and you need to use a WSGI compliant server. And you don't understand WSGI properly.
In this talk, I intend to lessen(hopefully remove) the confusion surrounding WSGI.
Using Python, I have developed a program that attempts to be helpful in Deep Packet Inspection. Deep Packet Inspection is a process mainly used in network security to ensure integrity of network data sent across the network. Deep Packet Inspection is used to pre-empt and prevent malicious data from being transmitted over a network in order to ensure the security of the organization.
How to handle multi-gigabyte datasets, multi-hour runs and debug them quickly using Python.
This talk will show a set of python libraries that will allow audience to learn how to automate Jenkins and create complex build pipelines.
This talk will covers ways that help process and analyse visualise data faster in Python. The primary focus is on the technique (should you optimise? what to optimise? how to optimise?) while covering libraries that help with this (line_profiler, Pandas, Numba, etc.)
When you can't use ORM and have to have a rock solid and consistent business logic in database why not using the power of Python as part of database?
Using functions and triggers and PostgreSQL magic with plpy.
Writing a programming language interpreter is usually considered black magic. This talk aims to demystify the process by walking through the steps of building a simple interpreter from scratch using Python.
Have you ever used IPython and wondered how it worked? And if you can build your own kernel to use with the great IPython tools like notebook? This talk will walk you through how you can do that with an example kernel built by me.
Kids like playing games. But not all games out there are good for them. It's hard to find a games that both entertaining and educational. If it's hard to find one, so why don't we start creating that games ourselves?


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Decision Trees
A simple implementation of the Decision Tree learning algorithm as described in
chapter 18 of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach; by Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig. What was implemented:
What was not implemented:
Remarks
Sample use
I've left parts of the code out here, to make it more readable. CDTModel DecisionTreeModel(ATTRIBUTE_COUNT); CDTDecisionTree *DecisionTree; .... more variables .... // first add the attributes Attribute = new CDTAttribute("Is there an alternative restaurant nearby?"); Attribute->AddValue(YES, "Yes"); Attribute->AddValue(NO, "No"); DecisionTreeModel.SetAttribute(0, Attribute); Attribute = new CDTAttribute("Does the restaurant have a comfortable bar?"); Attribute->AddValue(YES, "Yes"); Attribute->AddValue(NO, "No"); DecisionTreeModel.SetAttribute(1, Attribute); .... more attributes ... // fill the model with examples for (int Index=0; Index < EXAMPLE_COUNT; Index++) { // create object from attribute values Object = CreateObject(ObjectValues[Index]); // let model manage object DecisionTreeModel.AddObject(Object); // add example to decision tree DecisionTreeModel.AddExample(Object, WillWait[Index]); } // create sample object SampleObject = CreateObject(SampleObjectValues); // learn the decision tree DecisionTree = DecisionTreeModel.CreateDecisionTree(); // ask the decision tree to decide if we should wait in a certain situation DecisionValue = DecisionTree->MakeDecision(*SampleObject); // print the decision tree printf("%s\n", DecisionTree->ToString().GetBuffer()); // remove data delete DecisionTree; delete SampleObject; Links
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I'm an artist and a hacker. I make ideas real through hard work, community, and google search. My background is in circuit design, mechanical part design, rapid fabrication, microfluidics, analytical + computational chemistry, and recently haptics + augmented reality. In my free time, I build and program electronic musical instruments and interactive art installations. I take a great interest in people -- in particular, how to inspire creativity, confidence, and empathy within them.
After years of hardware development, I've decided to shift gears and start building software. I love building things, solving puzzles, and making things look pretty. Web development is just another way for me to do that, but unlike hardware, prototyping is unbelievably fast and there are no material/fabrication costs. All I need is my computer and an internet connection. This is a dream.
As a web developer, I aim to make knowledge more open + easily accessible, and represent data in a way which is beautiful and informative. I'm most interested in web APIs, data visualization, and UI/UX. I'm also interested in making silly web art.


Elissa Brown - Data Scientist - @missmissliss
Erin Shellman - Data Scientist - @erinshellman
Elissa Brown - Data Scientist - @missmissliss
Erin Shellman - Data Scientist - @erinshellman
Delighting customers through data-driven products.
There has been a shift in our thinking. A part of our resources are now more human curated...
our engineers evolve the algorithm, and humans help us see if a suggested change is really an improvement.
- Scott Huffman
Engineering Director at Google
Our Stylists Suggest is a recommendation engine that analyzes transactions in Nordstrom stores that were facilitated by a personal stylist.
Stylist-based Market Basket Analysis
Stylist-based Market Basket Analysis
Stylist-based Market Basket Analysis
Stylist-based Market Basket Analysis
Stylist-based Market Basket Analysis
Test internally with a light-weight prototype
Compare to incumbent
We ask our people in the stores to use good judgment. The ultimate objective is taking care of the customer. You really can't have a rule book that takes into account every scenario. We're just going to stand behind our merchandise.
What are the colors I buy?
What are the colors I should try?
Segmento! Segmentation as a service.
Sara Hogenson, Paul Payne and the Nordstrom Innovation Lab
Scott Jones, Prashanth Nair, Jim Steck, Abid Saifee and the Advanced Analytics, Personalization, and Mobile Teams, @nordysanda
Questions? Ask<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This Presentation
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Class: Seahorse::Client::HandlerListEntry
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Object
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Overview
A container for an un-constructed handler. A handler entry has the handler class, and information about handler priority/order.
This class is an implementation detail of the HandlerList class. Do not rely on public interfaces of this class.
Constant Summarycollapse
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{ initialize: 400, validate: 300, build: 200, sign: 100, send: 0, }
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#handler_class ⇒ Handler, Class<Handler>
readonly
Returns the handler.
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#inserted ⇒ Integer
readonly
The insertion order/position.
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#operations ⇒ Set<String>
readonly
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#priority ⇒ Integer
readonly
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#step ⇒ Symbol
readonly
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#weight ⇒ Integer
readonly
Class Method Summary collapse
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.new(options) ⇒ HandlerListEntry
constructor
A new instance of HandlerListEntry
Instance Method Summary collapse
Constructor Details
.new(options) ⇒ HandlerListEntry
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# File 'aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list_entry.rb', line 26
def initialize() @options = @handler_class = option(:handler_class, ) @inserted = option(:inserted, ) @operations = [:operations] @operations = Set.new([:operations]).map(&:to_s) if @operations set_step([:step] || :build) set_priority([:priority] || 50) compute_weight end
Instance Attribute Details
#handler_class ⇒ Handler, Class<Handler> (readonly)
Returns the handler. This may be a constructed handler object or a handler class.
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#inserted ⇒ Integer (readonly)
The insertion order/position. This is used to determine sort order when two entries have the same priority. Entries inserted later (with a higher inserted value) have a lower priority.
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def copy( = {}) HandlerListEntry.new(@options.merge()) end


A Gear Collection is a collection of Gear Systems and Gear Items.
Some examples of Gear Systems would be:
- A three season collection including clothes and shelter system
- A winter collection including clothes and shelter system
- A backpack, shelter system, water system, and a few miscellaneous items


Welcome to Charlie's About Me Lab project
About me! Charlie!
Hello everyone! My name is Charlie Fadness. I am going to tell you a little about myself.
Cats! Everything Cats! All things Cats!
First off, CATS. As you may already know, I love cats, I have two gorgous cats! They try to bother me every time I am in class because they want to play with me. If I could have a chance, one may say that I wouldn't mind having 10 cats. I dont think it would be a bad thing, but at the same. That is a lot maitinence for my cats and cleaning... Oh my... The cleaning, just thinking of it, thats literally like 15 litter boxes, I would be cleaning every hour at that point... Oh man, ok maybe lets hold off on the 10 cats for now. I think thats the best for everyone.
Gaming on the side? Of course!
I mostly play one game right now, I am very addicted to Path of Exile, it is an ARPG, it has a mass amount of customization and does not restrict one class to one certain thing.
Anime!!
I love anime, I not a hardcore anime watcher that has watched everything though, so please don't test me! I am very bad at remembering all the anime and trying to remember all their very long Japanese names haha!
The outside... Oh it's bright...
Although when I do go outside, I love going hiking, going to hike around lakes, mountains, and trails. I sadly have not been to much hiking around, but I do want to hike more and explore everything Washington has to offer! I live in renton, which is great for all the trails near Cougar Mountain! Just a small 20 minute trip and I'm there!
Ohhh.. My sweet tooth is my downfall in Baking
Baking is one thing that I got into in 2019, I have been baking here and there before, but I started to really dive deep and challenge myself to difficult cakes. Some of the most difficult cakes I've done are: Swedish Princess Cake, and my personal creation Ube Cake with Custard Filling, and Italian Meringue Buttercream! I love making either Swiss/Italian Meringue Buttercream, they are not for the average person though! I would definitly rank them for more advanced bakers because you have to be very exact and percise or things wont turn out how you want it to.
Top 10 things I like about Cats
- Fluffy!
- Cuddly!
- Independent
- They Purr
- They love playing
- Have Wonderful Personalities
- Have Aweful Personalities
- They love treats!
- When they have their random "RUN!" momments
- All around 10/10 always cute
Education
- High School
- Massage Therapy School
- CodeFellows Bootcamp
Work History
- Worked for a Chiropractor
- Worked for 1.5 years
- Worked for a Franchise
- Worked for 5 years
- Working for a small business
- Currently working here for 4 years
You did it! You made it to the bottom! Thank you for participating in my quiz today! I hope you learned a lot about me and I look forward to learning more about you!


A city is a large human settlement. Cities generally have extensive systems for housing, transportation, sanitation, utilities, land use, and communication. Their density facilitates interaction between people, government organisations and businesses, sometimes benefiting different parties in the process.
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public interface StanbolContenthubFeaturedSearchService extends StanbolService
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FeaturedSearchResult |
facetedSearch(java.lang.String index,
org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrQuery query,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> facetFields)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as ContentHub solr search result
using the SolrQuery passed by parameter. |
FeaturedSearchResult |
facetedSearch(java.lang.String index,
java.lang.String query,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> facetFields)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as ContentHub solr search results
using the String query passed by parameter. |
FeaturedSearchResult |
facetedSearch(java.lang.String index,
java.lang.String query,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> constrainsts)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as a result of
ContentHub Featured Search service result using the String query and the Facets Constraints passed by parameter. |
FeaturedSearchResult |
search(java.lang.String index,
java.lang.String queryTerm,
java.lang.String solrQuery,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> facets,
java.lang.String ontologyURI,
int offset,
int limit)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub Featured search result
along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems and the list of
for the query passed by paramater |
FeaturedSearchResult |
solrSearch(java.lang.String index,
org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrQuery query)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub solr search result
using the SolrQuery passed by parameter along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems
and the list of for the query |
FeaturedSearchResult |
solrSearch(java.lang.String index,
java.lang.String query)
Return a
FeaturedSearchResult object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub solr search result
using the String query passed by parameter along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems
and the list of for the query |
FeaturedSearchResult search(java.lang.String index, java.lang.String queryTerm, java.lang.String solrQuery, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> facets, java.lang.String ontologyURI, int offset, int limit) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub Featured search result
along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems and the list of
for the query passed by paramaterindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedqueryTerm
- A keyword a statement or a set of keywords which can be regarded as the query termsolrQuery
- Solr query string. This is the string format which is accepted by a Solr server. If this
parameter exists, search is performed based on this solrQuery and any queryTerms are neglectedontologyURI
- URI of the ontology in which related keywords will be searchedoffset
- The offset of the document from which the resultant documents will start as the search resultlimit
- Maximum number of resultant documents to be returned as the search result. offset and limit
parameters can be used to make a pagination mechanism for search resultsFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult solrSearch(java.lang.String index, java.lang.String query) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub solr search result
using the String query passed by parameter along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems
and the list of for the queryindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedquery
- Query string in solr formatFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult solrSearch(java.lang.String index, org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrQuery query) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem as ContentHub solr search result
using the SolrQuery
passed by parameter along with all the Semantic Facets for the resultant list of ContentItems
and the list of for the queryindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedquery
- Solr QueryFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult facetedSearch(java.lang.String index, java.lang.String query, java.util.List<java.lang.String> facetFields) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as ContentHub solr search results
using the String query passed by parameter. The result also contains the list of for the queryindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedquery
- Query string in solr formatfacetFields
- List of fields to be facetedFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult facetedSearch(java.lang.String index, org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrQuery query, java.util.List<java.lang.String> facetFields) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as ContentHub solr search result
using the SolrQuery
passed by parameter. The result also contains the list of for the queryindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedquery
- Solr QueryfacetFields
- List of fields to be facetedFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult facetedSearch(java.lang.String index, java.lang.String query, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> constrainsts) throws StanbolServiceException
FeaturedSearchResult
object containing a list of ContentItem grouped by facets as a result of
ContentHub Featured Search service result using the String query and the Facets Constraints passed by parameter.
Each constraint should contain a list of Facet values for each Facet Field Name in the Map.
The result also contains the list of for the queryindex
- Index where the search is going to be performedquery
- Query String in Solr Formatfacets
- Facets field name - field value MapFeaturedSearchResult
with the list of found ContentItemStanbolServiceException


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Little Heroes
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| class | AuthenticationValues |
| Container for "Custom Authentication" values in Photon (default: user and token). More... | |
| class | ChatChannel |
| A channel of communication in Photon Chat, updated by ChatClient and provided as READ ONLY. More... | |
| class | ChatClient |
| Central class of the Photon Chat API to connect, handle channels and messages. More... | |
| class | ChatEventCode |
| Wraps up internally used constants in Photon Chat events. More... | |
| class | ChatOperationCode |
| Wraps up codes for operations used internally in Photon Chat. More... | |
| class | ChatParameterCode |
| Wraps up codes for parameters (in operations and events) used internally in Photon Chat. More... | |
| class | ChatPeer |
| Provides basic operations of the Photon Chat server. | |
| class | ChatUserStatus |
| Contains commonly used status values for SetOnlineStatus. More... | |
| class | ErrorCode |
| ErrorCode defines the default codes associated with Photon client/server communication. More... | |
| interface | IChatClientListener |
| Callback interface for Chat client side. More... | |
| class | ParameterCode |
Enumaration of causes for Disconnects (used in LoadBalancingClient.DisconnectedCause).
Read the individual descriptions to find out what to do about this type of disconnect.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| None |
No error was tracked. |
| DisconnectByServerUserLimit |
OnStatusChanged: The CCUs count of your Photon Server License is exausted (temporarily). |
| ExceptionOnConnect |
OnStatusChanged: The server is not available or the address is wrong. Make sure the port is provided and the server is up. |
| DisconnectByServer |
OnStatusChanged: The server disconnected this client. Most likely the server's send buffer is full (receiving too much from other clients). |
| TimeoutDisconnect |
OnStatusChanged: This client detected that the server's responses are not received in due time. Maybe you send / receive too much? |
| Exception |
OnStatusChanged: Some internal exception caused the socket code to fail. Contact Exit Games. |
| InvalidAuthentication |
OnOperationResponse: Authenticate in the Photon Cloud with invalid AppId. Update your subscription or contact Exit Games. |
| MaxCcuReached |
OnOperationResponse: Authenticate (temporarily) failed when using a Photon Cloud subscription without CCU Burst. Update your subscription. |
| InvalidRegion |
OnOperationResponse: Authenticate when the app's Photon Cloud subscription is locked to some (other) region(s). Update your subscription or master server address. |
| OperationNotAllowedInCurrentState |
OnOperationResponse: Operation that's (currently) not available for this client (not authorized usually). Only tracked for op Authenticate. |
| CustomAuthenticationFailed |
OnOperationResponse: Authenticate in the Photon Cloud with invalid client values or custom authentication setup in Cloud Dashboard. |
Possible states for a LoadBalancingClient.
Options for optional "Custom Authentication" services used with Photon.
Used by OpAuthenticate after connecting to Photon.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| Custom |
Use a custom authentification service. Currently the only implemented option. |
| Steam |
Authenticates users by their Steam Account. Set auth values accordingly! |
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Authenticates users by their Facebook Account. Set auth values accordingly! | |
| None |
Disables custom authentification. Same as not providing any AuthenticationValues for connect (more precisely for: OpAuthenticate). |


Cargo ship fire, crew evacuated, Hainan
by Mikhail VoytenkoCargo ship SHENG HONG 6 reported fire in superstructure to MRCC Hainan at around 1100 Beijin time Nov 20, beaing anchored in Qiongzhou Strait off Haikou. SAR ship NAN HAI JIU 113 (IMO 9548055) was sent to assist, by the time she arrived 5 crew out of total 13 already abandoned the ship and were picked up by local fishermen. Superstructure was covered in thick smoke, remaining 8 crew also left SHENG HONG 6 and went over to SAR ship. After several hours of firefighting, fire was extinguished. The ship remained anchored.
Cargo ship SHENG HONG 6, MMSI 413455000, dwt 5350, flag China.


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PKCS12_add1_attr_by_NID, PKCS12_add1_attr_by_txt - Add an attribute to a PKCS#12 safeBag structure
#include <openssl/pkcs12.h>
int PKCS12_add1_attr_by_NID(PKCS12_SAFEBAG *bag, int nid, int type,
const unsigned char *bytes, int len);
int PKCS12_add1_attr_by_txt(PKCS12_SAFEBAG *bag, const char *attrname, int type,
const unsigned char *bytes, int len);
These functions add a PKCS#12 Attribute to the Attribute Set of the bag.
PKCS12_add1_attr_by_NID() adds an attribute of type nid with a value of ASN1 type type constructed using len bytes from bytes.
PKCS12_add1_attr_by_txt() adds an attribute of type attrname with a value of ASN1 type type constructed using len bytes from bytes.
These functions do not check whether an existing attribute of the same type is present. There can be multiple attributes with the same type assigned to a safeBag.
Both functions were added in OpenSSL 3.0.
A return value of 1 indicates success, 0 indicates failure.
Copyright 2020 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


As a master's student in physics, I am open to all possibilities in my research experience as I am aware of my naiveté in physics and would love to explore more professional techniques and research topics. I have been exposed to the study of dynamical systems for two summers and the study of high-energy particle phenomenology for one summer and realized that physics is indeed a field of study which deeply entices me. I also notice that I am inclined to understand the physical world from a more abstract and theoretical perspective. Therefore, I am switching my main focus to a more theoretical side of physics, but I am still actively learning about experimental developments and techniques.
Recently, I started working on direct construction and understanding of scattering amplitudes, also known as the S-matrices, used in particle experiments. This field of study asks the question about the connection between the local Lorentz and gauge constraints and the global observables that we probe at infinity in a scattering experiment. It investigates the possibility of reducing the evaluation of factorially more local Feynman diagrams to diagrams in which locality does not manifest but can be enforced. Efficient calculation is for what I am aiming, but there may be deep insights to the development of quantum field theory from this idea about shifting the manifestation of one property to another.
Since I am in the middle of a critical transition of my academic life, I am open to all forms of suggestions, advice, and criticisms from all sources on my choices of field of interest. If you have some research topic which you find quite interesting, please feel free to share it with me.
Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts.
Richard Feynman
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All content copyright: Yunjia Bao


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Orubase is the only mobile application development framework built especially for developing complex line-of-business mobile applications targeting iOS,Android, and Windows Phone platforms in the shortest possible timeframe.
Orubase is aimed at .NET developers and so it relies heavily on Visual Studio and ASP.NET MVC for the server-side components. When you create a project you need to list the views that application will need.
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This site is managed and maintained by Stuart Maxwell, but the checks are based on the amazing work by Sasha Romijn for the Pony Checkup site that she ran for over 8 years.
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A reader of my book recently asked me a question:
"you are a DDD and TDD fan and at the same time you like to design your User Interfaces first. I have been reading about DDD and TDD for some time now and your approach confuses me, TDD is about writing tests first to lead the design, DDD is focusing on the domain yet you start with the UI."
In my opinion there's no conflict between Outside-In TDD and DDD, but I must admit that I was a bit surprised by the question. It never occurred to me that there's an apparent conflict between these two approaches, but now that I was asked the question, I understand why one would think so. In other words, I think it's a good question that warrants a proper answer.
Before discussing the synthesis of Outside-In TDD and DDD I think we need to examine each concept individually.
As far as I can tell, Domain-Driven Design is a horribly misunderstood book. By corollary, so is the DDD concept itself. The problem with the book is that it provides value and guidance along two axes:
Don't let the fact that all these patterns are described in a book called Domain-Driven Design trick you into thinking that they are intrinsically bound to DDD. Using the patterns don't make your code Domain-Driven, and you can do DDD without them. Obviously, you can also combine them.
This provides a partial answer to the original question. Outside-In TDD doesn't conflict with the patterns described in Domain-Driven Design, just as it doesn't conflict with most other design patterns.
That still leaves the 'true' DDD: the principles for analyzing and modeling the subject matter for a piece of software. If that is a design technique, and Outside-In TDD is also a design technique, isn't there a conflict?
Outside-In TDD, as I describe it in my Pluralsight course, isn't a design technique. TDD isn't a design technique. Granted, TDD provides fast feedback about the design you are implementing, but it's not a blind design technique.
Once you realize that a major reason that Outside-In TDD and DDD seems to be at odds, is because of the false premise that TDD is a design technique, you should also realize that there isn't, after all, any conflict. There's no reason that you can't do both, but it doesn't mean you always should.
In my Pluralsight course, I also discuss the Test Pyramid. While it makes sense to begin development at the boundary (e.g. UI) of an application, you shouldn't stay at the boundary. Most tests should still be unit tests. Once you reach the phase where you realize that you'll need to evolve a proper Domain Model, you should do that with unit tests, not boundary tests. Domain Models should be implemented decoupled from all boundaries (UI, I/O and persistence), so you can only directly test a Domain Model with unit tests.
In the end, it's all a question of perspective. Outside-In TDD states that you should begin your TDD process at the boundary. In the beginning, it will focus on the externally visible behavior of the system, but as development progresses, other parts of the system must be dealt with. This is where DDD can be valuable. The lack of conflict eventually stems from the fact that Outside-In TDD and DDD operate on different levels of application architecture, with little overlap.
In my experience, a lot of applications can be written with Outside-In TDD without a Domain Model ever having to evolve - and still be maintainable. These applications may still employ the 'Supple Design Patterns', but that doesn't mean that they are Domain-Driven.
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Thank for this insightful post. It inspired me to write a post about the two sides of DDD.
PS: IMO, commenting via pull-request is too burdensome. Have you considered Disqus?
Lev, thank you for your comment. While I've considered Disqus and other alternatives, I don't want to go in that direction. Free services have a tendendcy to not remain free forever - Google Reader being a current case in point.


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What is the difference between Margin, Border, and Padding?
CSS Margin vs. Padding: What's the Difference?.
If you’re new to CSS, you might have heard the words “margin” and “padding” but are not quite sure what they mean or how to use them in your website designs. The concepts have to do with the same thing in CSS, however, there are important fundamental differences in their usage. Once you fully understand them, you’ll be equipped to make better design decisions.
What’s the Difference Between Margin and Padding in CSS?
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Basically, a margin is the space around an element and padding refers to the space between an element and the content inside it. The margin falls outside two adjacent elements. Each side of the element has a margin size you can change individually. In creating the gap, the margin pushes adjacent elements away. On the other hand, padding is placed inside the border of an element. To create the gap, the padding either grows the element’s size or shrinks the content inside. By default, the size of the element increases. If you want to create the gap by shrinking the content, set the box-sizing property value to border-box (i.e. box-sizing: border-box).
When Should You Use Margins vs. Padding?Ever Wondered?!
When you’re adjusting the layout of your design, you’ll need to determine whether to adjust the margins or the padding to achieve the desired visual effect. CSS margins determine the space surrounding an element, therefore margins would be used to move an element up or down on the page, as well as left or right. If the width of your page is fixed, centering an element horizontally is very simple: just assign the value margin: auto. You would also use margins to set the distance between nearby elements. For instance, use margins to add space between images or between an image and the text description below it. On the flip side, a negative margin value would let you overlap elements. You could also use a negative margin to create a header element within a container that has padding values set to keep other elements aligned. CSS padding determines how elements look and sit within a container. You would change the padding if you want to create space between an element and the edge of the container, or the border. This would also show the container’s background around the element inside it. Padding is also used to change the size of an element. When you increase the padding value, the text will stay the same size, but there will be more space around it. The element will also fill more space inside the container.


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Saturday, December 01, 2012
I woke about 7:30AM and read my scriptures and worked on my journal, being as quiet as possible so Mae could continue sleeping. She woke at 8:50AM; at least that is when she started to move. I sure love that girl! We enjoyed the day with our family. I have a hard time feeling comfortable around Roy and am not sure how he feels. Mae and Shellie went shopping and I wish that I had gone with them. Roy did help me get my computer and IPod connected to his internet so that they will work. They had been set up when we were down her last year but I guess that when we had the virus problem the connection was erased. I started on some indexing but didn’t get very far. When Mae and Shellie returned we played some card games. Garrett and Nora came over to use some of Roy’s tools. The Ward is having their Christmas social. At first Mae and I were going to stay home but at the last minute Mae wanted to go so we went. It was a nice event. When we returned home, Roy and the boys watched “Lord of the Ring”, Garrett worked on his project, Nora was busy with collage assignments and Mae, Shellie and I played Rook. Later Nora came and joined us. She hadn’t played Rook so we taught her the game. She did pretty well for her first time. It was late when we went to bed.
Sunday, December 02, 2012
It was almost 8AM when I got up and Mae was a little later. We showered before getting dressed. I worked on my journal and did some indexing. As it is Fast Sunday today we didn’t have breakfast and it was almost 6PM before we ate dinner. We enjoyed the meetings. Their Ward has Sacrament meeting first in the block and I rather enjoy that sequence. I felt like I would have liked to bear my testimony but there wasn’t a break from the time the meeting was opened up to the congregation and about half of those were youth. Even the children that came up were very appropriate. This afternoon was relaxing and I did call my Home Teachers to check of last month and the needs of any families. Dinner was very good with the main dish being a salad that was very good. It had a little of everything in it, from cut up tangerines to chunks of fried chicken. We ended the day with Shellie, Mae and I playing board games. Jase did join in one game for a few minutes. Roy just does his own thing and seldom joins in with the rest unless it is watching a movie.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Mae and I slept in very late this morning. We fixed our own breakfast about 11AM. I finished the batch of indexing this morning. Mae, Shellie, Kevis and I went shopping this afternoon. I worked on my journals after we got home. Mae helped Shellie prepare dinner this afternoon as Garrett and Nora were also coming over for dinner and Shellie has a Sister, that she is the Visiting Teacher to, which she is to take dinner over to. Along with that Jase came home from school with news that he has a report due tomorrow, that he had forgotten about. That pour girl is sure going through hell right now. She and Roy are still having serious problems in their marriage. At 10PM friends from Washington came to stay overnight before they continue to Tucson. It was 11:30 when Mae and I went to bed. They were still up visiting when we came downstairs to go to bed. Mae and I discussed Roy and Shellie’s marriage problems before going to bed.
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
I didn’t sleep the best and woke early worrying about Shellie and Roy and wondering what could be done. I really feel that the only solution would be for them to get some professional marriage counseling. If that isn’t a solution then for Shellie’s sake they need to separate.
Shellie got a text from a realtor that he would bring be bringing someone to the house between 11AM and 1PM. We hurried and got our room cleaned up and ready to show. Mae went up to help Shellie get some breakfast ready. When I came upstairs Shellie asked if I could take Kevis over to Target where Quint works so that Kevis could get the keys from Quint and take the car to work. As Kevis and I went out to get Roy’s truck I asked Kevis if he know where Target was located. He didn’t so he went back into the house to ask Shellie. We left and Kevis gave me the wrong directions and we went to Wal-Mart where we went yesterday. When we got there, there was no Target! Kevis then asked a lady that was getting into her car, but I think that Kevis scared her as he was in his black clothing and overcoat. I could only see her face and watch her point different directions. When Kevis got back into the car he had no idea her she was directing us. We called Shellie and found that we had gone totally the wrong place. As we drove back Kevis called his mother and got his work place’s phone number. He then called there to tell them that he was going to be late and they said that he wasn’t scheduled to be there until this afternoon. After I ate some breakfast we visited with Shellie’s company. They are from Organ and know Garrett when he served his mission there. They have since came down here and visited with Roy and Shellie and became friends with them. They were on the way to Tucson and so stopped in last night and stayed overnight. After I ate my breakfast their guest wanted to see their new property so we all went over there. After they left Shellie needed to take Kevis to get the other car and as we needed to be out of the house when the realtor came by we did some shopping at Target. Mae, Shellie and I played some rook for a little while and then Shellie had to get Jase from school. We played a couple more hands on our Rook game and then Mae and Shellie took Jase to karate class. While they were gone I took a nap and then wrote this entry. When they returned we again started our game. When it ended I won mainly with two hands coming from the bottom to over 500 points. I called Lori Braithwaite and we set up a lunch appointment with them on Thursday. I also called Bruce and visited with him a few minutes. They want to come to the Sacrament meeting when Quint gives his farewell address. Maybe we will get time to visit with them on Sunday. Shellie and Mae prepared a very nice dinner. I expressed to Shellie my feelings about the need for she and Roy to get professional counseling. I hope that I do not live to regret doing that. Roy, Quint and Kevis watched another movie in the serious of the Lord of the Ring. I don’t feel very good at watching that kind of fantasy. It’s now after 10:30PM and I am going to go to bed.
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
I woke about 6:30 and am having some problems with constipation. I read three chapters in the Book of John. When Mae woke we laid in bed and necked. I really don’t understand women. I went for a long walk and while doing so I bought some batteries for the computer mouse. It was after 11AM when I came back. I worked on my 1970 – 1974 journals. We ate some lunch about 3:30PM. This evening we watched the movie “Dusty” on DVD. It was a modern Western but pretty good. Mae and I played some cards and then before going to bed Shellie played Rummy with us and won.
Thursday, December 06, 2012
When I woke my back and neck were really tied up and hurt. I help them some by stretching. After we ate breakfast Mae and Shellie went grocery shopping. I worked on my journals. At lunch time I went upstairs and got talking to Quint and Kevis. Quint showed me many of his paintings that he has painted on the computer. He really has a talent and does excellent work. After eating lunch, Quint and I played a game of chess and I won. Mae and Shellie got home about that time. They put the groceries away and then turned on the show “The Scarlet Pimperdale” that Shellie has on DVD. After winning the chess game I went up and watched the end of that show. After dinner Roy, Shellie, Mae and I played Mormon Bridge. After that Shellie, Mae and I played three handed Rook before going to bed.
Friday, December 07, 2012
Mae and I slept in as neither of us slept very well last night. That was mainly my fault but age takes its toile. Mae made hot cakes for us this morning. After eating I had a head ache so took some Tylenol and laid back down for more sleep. Shortly after getting back up Mae came in and said that Shellie needed help. I went into her room and she was crying almost uncontrollably. I just held her for some time. We talked and she said that she just had to breakdown and cry. She said that it was no different than it had been for 25 years. Roy seems to be very sexually demanding. I tried to counsel her that she and Roy needed professional counseling but if Roy would not go, she at least needs help. I believe that it was about a year ago that I tried to give her the same advice and it sure backfired on me then. I don’t know how else to help. Shellie is trying to be the perfect wife, mother, church leader and daughter of God. It’s too bad that she doesn’t have much help from her husband. He seems to feel that if he provides the material things of life, that is his share and she should then be (his) perfect bed companion.
Shellie had some more shopping to do so Mae went with her. I worked on my 1970 – 1974 journal entries while they were gone. This afternoon Mae, Shellie and I went for a walk. For evening dinner we just used up some of the left over’s from the past week. This evening Roy, Shellie, Mae and I played a game of Croquet. Roy ended up winning. We then watched a show “The Red Tails”. It was a very good movie but the Sure Play took out several areas of profanity so that was good. It’s now 10:45PM and we are heading to bed.
Saturday, December 08, 2012
I woke and read a couple of chapters in the book of Acts. This is a good time for me to read and my IPOD is handy for me to use. I am feeling quite low today. Mae is such a sweetheart and tries to help me. I don’t know what I would do without her. I feel so bad for Shellie and Roy and their situation. I just don’t know what or how to help them. Carla sent me two copies of Rich’s Life History so I got those downloaded and saved in my journal area. I spend a lot of time with my journals and wonder if in the eternal skim of things if they will have any value? Will that time be counted as a waist? Anyway, the computer sure helps me in this area! I am working on my first Five Diary trying to get it retyped and as I do, I am trying to recall the very short entry and expand it with more detail. I now appreciate President Kimball’s comment “A Five Year Diary has very little value!”. I guess the one value that that Diary did have is it was a start for me to keep a daily journal. Well it’s breakfast time so I had better go upstairs for now. Shellie made delicious omelets for us for breakfast. Mae & I helped Shellie with some of the housework. I vacuumed while Mae did the dusting. Mae & I played darts and I won by one point – 365 to 364. Mae went shopping with Shellie and I worked on my old diary, converting it into a journal. Mae & I helped Shellie peel potatoes & yams and I mashed them for her when they were finished cooking. While they were cooking, Shellie, Mae & I played a hand of Rook and Mae won. We also helped Shellie with supper tonight. It was delicious. We had bacon wrapped steaks and salmon with baked potatoes & yams, broccoli, tossed salad & Martinelli’s apple cider. Garrett and Nora came over for dinner and are staying the night so they can be here in the morning as Shellie & family are celebrating Christmas tomorrow so that they can have it with Quint, who will be leaving for his mission on Tuesday. After dinner Mae helped Shellie wrap the rest of her presents and I worked on my diary again. Before going to bed, we talked with Garrett & Nora and looked at some pictures they had taken this morning of hot air balloons.
Sunday, December 09, 2012
We got up at 6AM this morning as they are celebrating Christmas this morning before Quint leaves Tuesday morning for the M.T.C. We enjoyed being here with them. Garrett and Nora were also here. It was a very nice Christmas. I was given a tape measure from Jase, a tie from Kevis, pajamas from Roy and Shellie and a puzzle from Garrett and Nora (Garrett had made the puzzles, one for both Roy and myself.) We then had a nice breakfast and I took a nap before getting ready for Church. Quint spoke in Sacrament meeting and did a very good job with his talk. We didn’t stay for the other meetings but came home and helped Shellie prepare for company to come this evening. Friends and family begin to arrive about 4:30PM and it was 9:30PM before they all left. Bruce, Mishiline and Katie came over so we enjoyed visiting with them. It has been a very good day.
Monday, December 10, 2012
I woke by 6AM but time seems to slip by so fast as we preparing to return home. It’s a job getting the bags packed and weighed so they are just less than 40lb each. Mae made us a nice breakfast of pancakes and eggs. I got to visit for a minute with Roy before he left for work, to mainly thank him for all they did to make our visit enjoyable. Shellie drove us to the airport at 11AM and we again flew home on Alleiant Airline flying from the airport just a few miles from Shellie and Roy’s home and into the Ogden Airport. Bob met us at the airport and brought us home. Although we have had a good visit in Arizona, it is nice to be back home again. Shortly after getting home Bob had a nice cabbage casserole ready for us to eat. This evening Mae and I went grocery shopping. When we got back home we watched a DVD before we went t bed.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I drove my bus route this morning. Kate said that the week went well except for yesterday. Her car wouldn’t start yesterday morning so she had to call in asking for someone to take her place. Somehow they got mixed up and the morning run didn’t go well. some of the mothers told me they was glad I was back and told me of the mix up yesterday. As I made my first turn around in a cull-de-sack, Kate commented that I did is so easy where as each time the other driver had to make that that turn around she had to backup several times and some of the times Kate would have to get out and move objects. Anyway it was nice to know that I was missed. I got home at 9:30AM and Mae and I soon left to get Quint. He flew in on Delta Flight 1243. Mae drove to the airport so that I could take a short nap on the way. We were there and the pickup went very smooth. We took Quint out for dinner at the Golden Corral and sure enjoyed that. Quint was tired when we got home as he had only slept three hours last night. We therefore had him go into the guest bedroom and take a nap. Mae and I also took a nap in the recliner. My PM run went well. When I got home Mae had dinner already for Quint and I. She went to a special Relief Society Social where they served a dinner and had a program. After Quint and I finished eating we then got out a Chess set and played a game. We had just finished when Mae came home. Quint really had me going until he missed a move which allowed me to take charge. It was a very enjoyable game. We read a chapter from the Gospels and then a Christmas story. I then finished this journal entry, took a shower and went to bed.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
I got up and got myself off this morning as Mae was still very tired. My run went well. I got home and Mae had breakfast ready. Mae took Quint to the store as he needed some sheets, pillow case and a blanket. We left shortly after 11AM to take him to the M.T.C. in Provo. We had just a few minutes before letting him of so we went to the Temple and took a couple of pictures. We drove down to the M.T.C. and it was a steady line of cars. They directed us where to stop, help us unload his suitcases and we drove out. We stopped and bought some gas for the car so we could us the restrooms. Mae drove back home and I slept most of the way back. Mae let me off at the bus shop then she came on home. After my PM run Mae came back and picked me up and we went an Open House for Belva Provost, a very dear friend of ours. He husband, Ralph passed away in 2003. Her son, Mark lives in Seattle Oregon, and her daughter, Robin lives in Roy. She is the one that hosted this Open House. We met Rick and Georgia there as well as some others we know from when we lived in Sunset. We were glad that he had made the effort to attend. After getting home we had a little to eat, I entered this journal entry. We were tired so went to bed before it got late.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Mae made waffles for breakfast and they were very good. My AM run went well and after getting home I took the car to the auto part store. I stayed right there and bought the parts as I needed them and so I disassembled the light covers and replaced the lights that were out. I still couldn’t get to the front signal light so I quite for today and went back to work. These cars are engineered so that mainly the dealers are the only one that can work on them and a lot of the parts have to be purchased through the dealers. My PM run went well. Mae made dinner for Bob and Bruce but Bruce went somewhere else. Bob enjoyed the casserole anyway. It was good. Irven and Sandy called and said that they would like to come over. I decided that there was no since starting a show and about that time Bob said that BYU was playing UT in basketball, so I turned that on. Bruce came down and apologized for missing dinner but we certainly understood him spending time with his children and their families. Mae fixed him a plate of food and he set and watched the game with me while he ate. Irven and Sandy came over just at the end of the game so Irven watched the game with us. Although UT was a head most of the game, BYU ended up winning at the end. Bruce stayed a while after Irven and Sandy left and visited with us. It’s getting late so we will go to bed.
Friday, December 14, 2012
I woke and realized that Mae hadn’t slept very well as she was in the recliner in the front room. I decided that I would just let her sleep but as I started to shave I heard her in the kitchen. I told her that I was going to shower and she questioned if I had time as I had to leave in ½ hour. I had her just cook me some scrambled eggs while I hurried and showered. She went back to bed and I left. It wasn’t until I checked out my bus and started to fill out my report that I realized that it was Friday and I didn’t have to leave so early. I just turned the bus off and waited 20 minutes. My run went well although we only had 4 children to pickup today. Having over 15 minutes extra before I picked up the last student I took another route where we went past the Kaysville ponds. I stopped the bus there and let the children watch the ducks for a few minutes. After I finished the run I had to stop to check my mail box. We have a new student to take home starting Monday. After getting home I ate just a little and then took a 15 minute nap. I then worked on the car. I was very disgusted with the cheap way the car was built. I was able to repair the turn signals so they are working now. Mae cooked chicken and noodles for lunch. My PM run went well and I got home about 3PM. We soon got ready and drove to American Fork. Becky had dinner about ready when we got there. Mike soon came. After eating, all of us soon went to the Jr. High school where Mattie sand in the chorus as they put on their Christmas program. They did very well. We went back to Mike and Becky’s where we were able to visit with Page. She had just got home from Logan. She has done very well at Utah State where she got a 4.0 for her first semester. Shortly after leaving we saw a neighborhood that was well lit with Christmas decorations so I turned around and we drove through it. Two houses mainly did the decoration but they went all out. It was worth stopping to see. It rained on us all the way until the Lagoon area when it turned to a light snow. It was 10PM when we got home. We gave each other a haircut and took showers before going to bed.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
I woke and determined to butcher all the chickens. I got the water started heating and then went in for breakfast. Before going in I got a box out of the shed and felt that I should check once more for a nest of eggs that we had overlooked. I found into the back of the shed on the left side there was a nest of eggs. I had to put everything back. After breakfast I made some calls concerning my upcoming operation. I then remade a form for my pre-school pickup and return children. After eating lunch I printed a Christmas card listing for Mae to check off those we received cards from. We try to remember those we have met but we don’t want to make anyone else feel obligated. We went out to Chelci and Steve’s where we had our entire Family gather for a family Christmas party. Everyone, except Shellie’s family; and David who still has a little over a month left of his mission. We had a great evening being together as a family.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
When I woke Mae wasn’t in bed so I was concerned that she didn’t sleep well. She came in a few minutes later and said that she had slept well but had got up and went into the front room so she wouldn’t wake me. Meetings went well except I did sleep through the youth speakers.  Bob prepared Sunday dinner for us. He is good to do that for us. We have tried to get him to let us at least help pay for some of the meals but he won’t. We went over to Glen Higley’s and he installed a new battery into our computer. He only charged us $16.25 but I made the check for $25. That is much cheaper than if I had taken it into a computer shop. After returning home we went upstairs where Bob put on a movie he had recorded. It was titled “Believe” and it was a very good show. When we came back downstairs, I filled out this entry. Mae got me some Christmas treat’s for my bus students, ready. It’s getting late so we will go to bed.
Monday, December 17, 2012
I got up but Mae hadn’t slept very well so I was going to let her sleep in. However, Mae woke shortly after that and did get up and made my breakfast. She is sure a wonderful wife and sweetheart, maybe not totally prefect but she puts up with me. When I got home Mae was talking with Gary Nelson. I had a snack and then laid down and took a nap. When I got up I again tried to contact the hospital to arrange for the pre-medical schedule but again couldn’t reach anyone. About 11:30AM the hospital called me back and after asking me some questions, said that they would call me back on Wednesday. My PM run went well and we were able to find the drop off for the new student. Mae soon had dinner ready after I got home. We watched a Christmas movie on TV while we ate and also while I made up some capsules. We saw an ad for Dragon Dictation that look pretty good. I called Scott to see if he knows anything about the program. He suggested that we look up some reviews about it. I did and it doesn’t look to favorable. Scott said that he would also do more research on it and get back to me. It’s getting late so we will go to bed.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I had her go back to bed. She was able to go back to sleep and she slept until just before I got home from my AM run. We had breakfast and then both of us took a nap. Mae isn’t feeling very well so she stayed home. I took two letters to be mailed to the post office and a box of cherry chocolates with a note attached. Mae had gone to the post office the other day and had to stand in a long line with only one clerk. She had commented that they needed more help and it up set the clerk. She sent this gift to apologize. I then went to the Tanner Clinic where they gave me a monitor to wear tonight and then return to the clinic tomorrow. This will monitor my oxygen level through the night. They can then determine if my C-PAC is working ok or if they need to make some changes to it. From there I returned Kaitlyn’s coat to Mishelle. I then went to Ream’s where I bought me some Tonny Lama cowboy boots with the gift card the kids gave me for Christmas. I also stopped at Big Five and bought Mae a can opener. Mae had lunch ready when I returned. My PM run went well. This evening I went visiting some of the widows and widowers to wish them a Marry Christmas. Before going to bed I typed a letter to Sherrie Nickolson to let her know of my appreciation for my bus assistant, Kate Johnson.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Mae again didn’t sleep very well and feel pretty miserable, so I let her sleep in. My bus run went well. Mae was still asleep when I got home so I left and did some shopping for her. She called me while I was at Wal-Mart. I purchased a gift certificate for $30 for the Ward Christmas tree giving and took it to Sister Barker. I returned to the house and took the groceries in along with a Poinsettia for Mae. I then took the sleep meter back to the Tanner Clinic. Mae prepared me some lunch when I got home. Both Mae and I took a nap for almost an hour. Well! at least I slept but Mae only rested. I got a call from the hospital with some questions and instructions. I am to be at the admittance desk in the morning at 8:45AM. I am not sure Mae will be up to taking me in so I asked Bob if he could. My PM run went well. I gave each child a small gift as they got off the bus and wished them a Merry Christmas. Two children were not with us today so I asked Kate if she would give the gift to them. I also gave Kate a Christmas card with a copy of the letter that I wrote last night. She also gave me a gift. Mae is still fighting the bug and I feel worse this evening. I stayed home from visiting with Morgan and Charles this evening. Mae and I watched a beautiful Christmas story, taken from a true story of a couple that loses their child from leukemia. It was a very emotional story. I entered this entry before going to bed.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Bob took me the Davis North Hospital where I checked in at 8:45AM. Dr. Larsen of the Tanner Clinic was the surgeon who performed my hernia repair. Everything seemed to go well and I was back home around 1:30 pm. I think I waited too long to take the pain pills so I got into quite a bit of pain. I just mainly rested the rest of the day and watched the Poinsettia Bowl foot game between BYU and San Diego. BYU was trailed for the first 3 quarters. The score was 6 to 3, but in the 4th quarter, BYU made 3 interceptions and made 3 touchdowns. I slept fairly well tonight, but was in quite a bit of pain when I woke up at 6:30 am. David called me to check and see how I was doing.
Friday, December 21, 2012
I am still recuperating. This morning Mike called to see how I was doing and wondering if Mae was well enough to have the Grandchildren’s Christmas party tomorrow. They decided to postpone it until the following Saturday since she isn’t over the virus and needs to take care of me. Scott and Gail both called to see how I was doing. I appreciate all their love and concern. Mae has been a sweetheart taking good care of me. My stomach area is giving me a lot of problems today where they shaved the hair off my stomach. My clothing against my skin has been very sore. I also have coughed quite a bit and that hurts. Mae & I watched a couple of good Christmas movies this evening. Mae made some good chicken soup and we had homemade bread with it. Mae cut Bob’s hair and cleaned his bathroom. I have had problems getting my eyes to focus and I can’t seem to get my thoughts in order. I guess it is just the medication I am taking.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Not much done today. Scott and David called to see how I am doing. I not sure which order the kids have called but I believe all of them has called.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Another day of recuperating. I have been in quite a lot of pain today. I did watch the Tabernacle Choir’s broadcast. We watched a few shows on TV.
Monday, December 24, 2012
I slept pretty well last night but Mae didn’t. I got up and showered and shaved this morning. I then worked on my journal and indexing for a while. Mae has been busy getting things ready for our family to come visiting. Sandi called this afternoon and it was very enjoyable to visit with her. They will come out tomorrow afternoon. Brother Taylor and his children came over to see how we are doing. He is also our Home Teacher and was concerned that he hadn’t visited us he yet this month. That wasn’t his fault as this month has been quite a confusing month for us, with us going to Arizona, then add to that my operation. He also apologized that his wife wasn’t with him as she isn’t feeling well. Before he left he shoveled the snow off our walkway. I told him they came that I was sorry that the walks weren’t cleaned and that I would have my grandson clean them when they came in just a little while. He also brought our trash can in from the road. David, Shauna, Tyler, Emily and Connor came at 5:30PM bring all the fixings for a beautiful Christmas Eve dinner. We had a wonderful evening visiting and eating. I have felt quite well today and have enjoyed a wonderful Christmas Eve. It’s now after 10PM and I am quite ready to go to bed.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012 “Christmas Day”
Mae woke me at 12:30AM crying from cramps in her legs. She had already got in the tub and was trying to put hot water on them. I hurried in and helped her until we thought the cramps were out. We went back to bed but Mae was again up with them. She laid in the recliner to try to sleep.  I checked on Mae and she was resting in the recliner. I woke at 7:30 and got up. Mae got up shortly after I did and went back to bed in our bed. A few minutes later she got up as she couldn’t go back to sleep. We enjoyed opening Christmas gifts before breakfast. We got TEXT messages from all our children, wishing us a Marry Christmas. It has been good to us! Mae was busy all day with dinner preparations and just keeping the house cleaned. Scott’s family was the first to come over and then got here between 3 and 4 PM. They had some lunch but had to go to Mishelle’s parents this evening. Sandi and Nick came out about 5:30PM. We had dinner and then played two games of marbles of which Mae and Sandi won the first round and Nick and I won the 2nd round. Mick had to go to work by 4:30AM so they had to leave early. Mae and I watched a John Wayne movie before we went to bed. It’s been a very enjoyable day.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
We slept in and then took showers. We then had breakfast in bed and watched the movie “17 Miracles”. I called and got an appointment with Doctor Larson for a post operation visit. It is scheduled for Jan 2 at 9:45AM. I think Brother Taylor as our Home Teacher came a couple of times today and shoveled out walks. Each day I get a little better but I am really surprised as to how much it has taken out of me. I thought that I would get much more done on my journals and with Indexing. It has been a choir to keep my journal entries caught up and I did finish one batch of Indexing. I thought that I could do more. Jeff, Gail and the children came this afternoon and stayed for dinner. Jeff was going to clean the snow off the walks but Brother Taylor got that done while we were eating. He carried water out to the chickens and Mae went out with him to show him how. It was a very enjoyable evening with Jeff’s family. After they left I tried to find something on TV. We watched the ending of a show we had seen before and the ending of a western show but then gave up and went to bed.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
I woke at 3AM and didn’t want disturb Mae so I went into the front room and slept the rest of the night in the rocker. It was after 8AM when I got up and Mae was still in bed. She slept pretty well. Georgia called and visited with Mae for a couple of hours, which was fine but we didn’t eat until almost 10AM. I am in a different mood having read 3 or 4 chapters of Paul and trying to understand his explanation. I think it will be so good when we can understand all the details of Eternal Life. I wonder if any does have very much of a glimpse of where we fit into the scam of things. I wish that I know where I fit in and if I am even close to being where I should be. ???????? I worked on my 1970-1974 Diary for quite a while today but didn’t get very far. Scott and his family came over this evening for dinner and to visit. Mae and I played a game of Rummy with Kylan. Kylan was having trouble getting on to the game and the first two hands had a very low score. As the third hand was being dealt I commented to Mae, “Remember Dad Browning”, she nodded and we started stacking the pile for Kylan. Boy! Was Kylan excited as he began to get matches and won that hand. We wanted him to end the game with a good experience so that he will feel good at playing another time. After they said good night and went home, continued to write in my expanded April 18, 1974 entry. I then had Mae do a proof reading which took a little while. I certainly see my weakness in writing, as well as why President Kimball’s advise “that a 5 year diary was of little value”. It was late when we got to bed.
Friday, December 28, 2012 Mae’s 72 Birthday
We both slept fairly well last night. We got up about 7AM but then rubbed each other’s feet. I did prepare breakfast for us while Mae was busy making preparations for her Grandmothers Christmas Party for tomorrow. I also cleaned up the dishes but by then I was tired so I took a nap. Mae and Sandi went shopping this afternoon. I did more work on my journals. At 4:30PM I went up to the FunDaze store where I picked up a Birthday arrangement of balloons for Mae and then met Mae and Sandi at the Sizzler restraint in Layton for dinner. Jeff and Mat also joined us there. Although we would have enjoyed more it was still a very fun evening. I was tired when we got home so I set down and watched a “Cartwright” movie on TV. I then help Mae put up some games for tomorrow. I then added more to my 1970-74 journals. It’s now 10:30PM and I hope Mae is about ready to quit for the day.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
The alarm went off at 7AM and Mae got up. She told me to go back to sleep so I did and didn’t get up until 8:30AM. We had breakfast and then Mae continued to prepare for the grandchildren to come. I prepared to go upstairs but when Scott came he and I got talking and one thing led to another until it was time for the children to have lunch. I then went upstairs where Bob and I watched the show “The Perfect Storm”. By the time that show was over the youngest grandchildren had gone home and then the older grandchildren came. Mae has found out that it works better to have the two age groups separately. I then got my computer set up and started working on my journals. Bob made some alterations to an extension cord so that I could hook up power to my computer. I worked on my journals for a while and Bob watched a golf tournament TV. When the tournament finished Bob found a show on TV that he asked if I wanted to watch. It was the “Guns of Naverone” with Gregory Peck. At first I though that I wouldn’t but then I decided that maybe I should spend a little more time with Bob. It was over about the time Mae came upstairs. She had finished the parties and everyone had gone home. I went downstairs with her and we watched a cute show on the Hall Mark channel. We read from the Ensign during the commercial breaks. We then grilled us some sandwiches for dinner. I worked on my journals again and filled out today’s entries before we took showers and went to bed.
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Both Mae and I slept well last night. Mae woke up at 7AM but I slept until 8AM. I helped a little with breakfast. We had egg omelets with toast. While we ate we watched the Tabernacle Choirs broadcast. That is always very enjoyable to lesson to. This morning they had a guest Sopranos that really had a beautiful voice, also the full orchestra and the Bell’s accompanied. We got ready and went to Church with Bob. After Priesthood and Relief Society meeting, I came home with Bob. I went downstairs and cuddled with a blanket in the recliner and went to sleep. I really went out and Bob had to come downstairs to wake me. It was good to partake of the Sacrament and renew my conveniences with My Lord. The talks we very good, I especially enjoyed Braxton Rogers talk. Bob prepared cabbage casserole for our dinner. Mae went Visiting Teaching to Sister Fallis this afternoon.  She said that she could take it out. I told her that she was not to take it out. After she left I dressed warm and went out but she had already tried to get it out and Bob stopped her and said that he would and he did, most of the way. While dressed warm I went out to check on the chickens. They aren’t laying much and are about out of feed. I gave them the last of the food but it should last them until I killing them next week end. I worked on my journals until Mae came home. We read a little in the book “The American Covenant” but I got to sleepy so we stopped. We ate a little for super and then I worked more on my journals. Mae worked on cleaning up some of her e-mail file, while I worked on the journals. We quite about 8:30PM and went to bed and watched a DVD before going to sleep. Shellie, Garrett, Nora and Jase left early this morning and drove straight thru, getting to Jeff and Gail’s about 5PM.
Monday, December 31, 2012
I didn’t sleep very well last night but got up and shower and shaved before breakfast. Mae has the washing started and we will get a few things done before going over to Jeff and Gail’s. Shellie, Jase, Garrett and Nora arrived there about 5PM yesterday. I have been working on my 1971-74 journals and have finished 1/3rd of my Five Year Diary. It is taking a lot longer than I would like but I am not a very fast typist. I have help Mae get some things ready to go over to Jeff and Gail’s this evening for a Family New Year Eve Party. We left at 3:30PM and went to Jeff and Gail’s. Mike and his family came down. David and his family came down and Sandi and Nick came out. Georgia and Rick also came over and joined with us. We played games and had pizza and finger foods. At mid-night we all gathered and welcomed in the New Year and took pictures. It has really been a great evening. I don’t know of a time that we have had any better time being together as a family.


| 接口 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| ContentTypeResolver |
Resolve the content type for a message.
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| MessageConverter |
A converter to turn the payload of a
Message from serialized form to a typed
Object and vice versa. |
| SmartMessageConverter |
An extended
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| 类 | 说明 |
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| AbstractMessageConverter |
Abstract base class for
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A default
ContentTypeResolver that checks the
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| GenericMessageConverter |
An extension of the
SimpleMessageConverter that uses a
ConversionService to convert the payload of the message
to the requested type. |
| MappingJackson2MessageConverter |
A Jackson 2 based
MessageConverter implementation. |
| MarshallingMessageConverter |
Implementation of
MessageConverter that can read and write XML using Spring's
Marshaller and Unmarshaller abstractions. |
| SimpleMessageConverter |
A simple converter that simply unwraps the message payload as long as it matches the
expected target class.
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| StringMessageConverter |
A
MessageConverter that supports MIME type "text/plain" with the
payload converted to and from a String. |
| 异常错误 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| MessageConversionException |
An exception raised by
MessageConverter implementations. |


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Exiting early on failed expectations¶
KUNIT_EXPECT_EQ
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KUNIT_ASSERT
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void example_test_user_alloc_function(struct kunit *test)
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Allocating memory¶
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instead.
KUnit will ensure the memory is freed once the test completes.
This is particularly useful since it lets you use the KUNIT_ASSERT_EQ
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Example:
void example_test_allocation(struct kunit *test)
{
char *buffer = kunit_kzalloc(test, 16, GFP_KERNEL);
/* Ensure allocation succeeded. */
KUNIT_ASSERT_NOT_ERR_OR_NULL(test, buffer);
KUNIT_ASSERT_STREQ(test, buffer, "");
}
Testing static functions¶
If you don’t want to expose functions or variables just for testing, one option
is to conditionally #include
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/* In my_file.c */
static int do_interesting_thing();
#ifdef CONFIG_MY_KUNIT_TEST
#include "my_kunit_test.c"
#endif
Injecting test-only code¶
Similarly to the above, it can be useful to add test-specific logic.
/* In my_file.h */
#ifdef CONFIG_MY_KUNIT_TEST
/* Defined in my_kunit_test.c */
void test_only_hook(void);
#else
void test_only_hook(void) { }
#endif
TODO(dlatypov@google.com): add an example of using current->kunit_test
in
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.
Customizing error messages¶
Each of the KUNIT_EXPECT
and KUNIT_ASSERT
macros have a _MSG
variant.
These take a format string and arguments to provide additional context to the automatically generated error messages.
char some_str[41];
generate_sha1_hex_string(some_str);
/* Before. Not easy to tell why the test failed. */
KUNIT_EXPECT_EQ(test, strlen(some_str), 40);
/* After. Now we see the offending string. */
KUNIT_EXPECT_EQ_MSG(test, strlen(some_str), 40, "some_str='%s'", some_str);
Alternatively, one can take full control over the error message by using KUNIT_FAIL()
, e.g.
/* Before */
KUNIT_EXPECT_EQ(test, some_setup_function(), 0);
/* After: full control over the failure message. */
if (some_setup_function())
KUNIT_FAIL(test, "Failed to setup thing for testing");
Next Steps¶
Optional: see the Using KUnit page for a more in-depth explanation of KUnit.


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XEDIT(1) XEDIT(1) NAME xedit - simple text editor for X SYNTAX xedit [ -toolkitoption ... ] [ filename ... ] DESCRIPTION Xedit provides a window consisting of the following four areas: Commands Section A set of commands that allow you to exit xedit, save the file, or load a new file into the edit window. Message Window Displays xedit messages. In addition, this win‐ dow can be also used as a scratch pad. Filename Display Displays the name of the file currently being edited, and whether this file is Read-Write or Read Only. Edit Window Displays the text of the file that you are edit‐ ing or creating. OPTIONS Xedit accepts all of the standard X Toolkit command line options (see X(7)). The order of the command line options is not important. filename Specifies the file(s) that are to be loaded during start-up. This is the file which will be edited. If a file is not specified, xedit lets you load files or create new files after it has started up. EDITING The Athena Text widget is used for the three sections of this application that allow text input. The characters typed will go to the Text widget that has the input focus, or the Text widget that the pointer cursor is currently over.  Line edit mode commands have the for‐ mat: [line-number[,line-number]]command[parameters] Line number may be specified as: . The current text line. $ The last line of the file. number The literal line number. - or ^ The previous line. Equivalent to -1. -number or ^number The current line minus number. + The next line. Equivalent to +1. +number The current line plus number. , or % From the first to the last line. Equivalent to 1,$. ; From the current to the last line. Equivalent to .,$. Command may be specified as: s Substitute text in the specified lines. /re/ Search forward for the regular expression pattern re. ?re? Search backward for the regular expression pattern re. Parameters may be specified as: /re/ Works as a parameter to i or as a command. /re/text/ Search forward for re and substitute by text. Options may follow or be parameters, known values are: i Case insensitive search. g Global match when replacing text. Unless specified, only the nth, that defaults to 1, match will be replaced. c Confirm before replacing text. number Replace only the occurrence referenced by number. Commands accept some variations, examples: /pattern/i i/pattern/ i/pattern Search forward for pattern. ,sc/pattern/text ,sc/pattern/text/ ,s/pattern/text/c Search the entire buffer and ask confirmation to replace pattern with text. ,s/pattern/text/number Replace the match number in the text line. If not specified, defaults to the first occurrence. When searching for text, type <Return> to go to the next match. When interactively replacing text, type y or Y to accept the change, and n or N to ignore it and go to the next match. COMMANDS Quit Quits the current editing session. If any changes have not been saved, xedit displays a warning message, allowing the user to save them. Save If file backups are enabled (see RESOURCES, below) xedit stores a copy of the original, unedited file in <prefix>file<suffix>, then overwrites the file with the contents of the edit window. The filename is retrieved from the Text widget directly to the right of the Load button. Load Loads the file named in the text widget immediately to the right of the this button and displays it in the Edit window. RESOURCES For xedit the available resources are: tagsName (Class TagsName) Specifies the name of the tags file to search when loading a new file. Default value is tags. loadTags (Class LoadTags) Boolean value to enable or disabling searching for tags files. 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Refer to the ispell(1) manpage for more informa‐ tion on ispell options. ispell.formatting (Class ispell.TextFormat) Specifies which text formatting to use while spell checking the file. The available formats are text and html. ispell*text.skipLines (Class ispell*text.Skip) Lines starting with one of the characters in this string will not be spell checked. This resource is only used in text mode. ispell.terseMode (Class ispell.Terse) When enabled, runs ispell in terse mode, not asking user interac‐ tion for words generated through compound formation (when using the ispell ``-C'' option), or words generated through affix removal. The default value is False. ispell.lookCommand (Class ispell.CommandLine) The path to the program to search for alternate words, and possi‐ bly, additional arguments. The default program used is /usr/bin/egrep. ispell.wordsFile (Class ispell.Words) The path to the file[s] to search for alternate words. The default file is /usr/share/dict/words. ispell.guessLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when ispell returns a guess list of one or more words. The default value is Guess. ispell.missLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when ispell returns a list of one or more words to match a misspelled one. The default value is Miss. ispell.rootLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when the word is not in the dictionary, but it can be formed through a root one. The default value is Root:, and is followed by a space and the root word. ispell.noneLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when there is no near misses. The default value is None. ispell.compoundLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when the word being checked is formed by concatenation of two words. The default value is Compound. ispell.okLabel (Class ispell.Status) String displayed in the ispell status bar when the checked word is in the dictionary. This string is only displayed when using the check button in the xedit ispell interface. The default value is Ok. ispell.eofLabel (Class ispell.Status) The string displayed in the ispell status bar when the end of the file is reached. The default value is End Of File. ispell.repeatLabel (Class ispell.Status) The string displayed in the ispell status bar when two identical words are found together in the file. The default value is Repeat. ispell.lookLabel (Class ispell.Status) The string displayed in the ispell status bar after displaying the results of the Look command. If no results are found, the value of the ispell.noneLabel resource is shown. ispell.workingLabel (Class ispell.Status) The string displayed in the ispell status bar while xedit is com‐ municating with ispell. The default value is .... WIDGETS In order to specify resources, it is useful to know the hierarchy of the widgets which compose xedit. In the notation below, indentation indi‐ cates hierarchical structure. The widget class name is given first, fol‐ lowed by the widget instance name. Xedit xedit Paned paned Paned buttons Command quit Command save Command load Text filename Label bc_label Text messageWindow Label labelWindow Text editWindow ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY to get the default host and display number. XENVIRONMENT to get the name of a resource file that overrides the global resources stored in the RESOURCE_MANAGER prop‐ erty. FILES /etc/X11/app-defaults/Xedit specifies required resources SEE ALSO X(7), xrdb(1), Athena Widget Set RESTRICTIONS Xedit is not a replacement to Emacs. COPYRIGHT Copyright 1988, Digital Equipment Corporation. Copyright 1989, X Consortium Copyright 1998, The XFree86 Project See X(7) for a full statement of rights and permissions. AUTHORS Chris D. Peterson, MIT X Consortium Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade, The XFree86 Project X Version 11 xedit 1.2.0 XEDIT(1)


Changing the DSRM Account Password
Run the following command on every DC (or remotely against every DC by replacing “null” with DC name)
NTDSUTIL
set dsrm password
reset password on server null
<PASSWORD>
Q
Q


Research:
Period 4 February
If it's true that these ruins were left by the giants, they must have some defenses built in!
Wendy's password activated the power in the Research Lab!
No one but a genius like me would have figured that out!
Oh, the energy, the awesome energy! All three towers burst into life, and the defense system engaged!
 Behold the Ultimate Golem Spartacus!
Turn the page


Module ffmpeg
Lua bindings to FFmpeg libraries.
Info:
- Copyright: Aiden Nibali 2015
- License: MIT
- Author: Aiden Nibali
Functions
| new (path) | Opens a video file for reading. |
Class Video
| Video:filter (pixel_format_name[, filterchain='null']) | Sets a filter to apply to the video. |
| Video:duration () | Gets the video duration in seconds. |
| Video:pixel_format_name () | Gets the name of the video pixel format. |
| Video:read_video_frame () | Reads the next video frame. |
Class VideoFrame
| VideoFrame:to_ascii () | Converts the video frame to an ASCII visualisation. |
Functions
- new (path)
-
Opens a video file for reading.
Parameters:
- path string A relative or absolute path to the video file.
Returns:
Class Video
A Video class.
- Video:filter (pixel_format_name[, filterchain='null'])
-
Sets a filter to apply to the video.
Parameters:
- pixel_format_name string The name of the desired output pixel format. Pixel names can be found in pixdesc.c.
- filterchain string The filterchain to be applied. Refer to the libav documentation for the syntax of this string. (default 'null')
Returns:
Usage:
-- Set up a filter which scales the video to 128x128 pixels, flips it -- horizontally and sets the output pixel format to 24-bit RGB: video = video:filter('rgb24', 'scale=128x128,hflip')
- Video:duration ()
- Gets the video duration in seconds.
- Video:pixel_format_name ()
- Gets the name of the video pixel format.
- Video:read_video_frame ()
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Reads the next video frame.
Returns:
Class VideoFrame
A VideoFrame class.