Primitive Types
The most common case for configuration values are primitives.
# A string
key1 = foo
# A boolean
key2 = true
# An integer
key3 = 123
# A long
key4 =<PHONE_NUMBER>0
# Doubles
key5 = 6.67e−11
key6 = Infinity
The following methods are provided for accessing primitive values:
- {@link oaj.config.Config}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getString(String) getString(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getString(String,String) getString(String,String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getBoolean(String) getBoolean(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getBoolean(String,boolean) getBoolean(String,boolean)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getInt(String) getInt(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getInt(String,int) getInt(String,int)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getLong(String) getLong(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getLong(String,long) getLong(String,long)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getFloat(String) getFloat(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getFloat(String,float) getFloat(String,long)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getDouble(String) getDouble(String)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getDouble(String,double) getDouble(String,long)}
On integers and longs, "K", "M", and "G" can be used to identify kilo, mega, and giga.
key1 = 100K # Same as 1024000
key2 = 100M # Same as 104857600
Numbers can also use hexadecimal and octal notation:
hex1 = 0x12FE
hex2 = 0X12FE
octal1 = 01234
Strings with newlines are treated as multi-line values that get broken into separate lines:
key1 = This is a particularly long sentence that we want to split
onto separate lines.
Typically, multi-line values are started on the next line for clarity like so:
key1 =
This is a particularly long sentence that we want to split
onto separate lines.


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Fake Charlie Whiting
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Race Control. Or at the Pub.
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I press the button. Yes, that button. For now. Verified 100% Authentic Fake.
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@Eimearxox I agree. And I give each Grid Walking non-responder the same reaction. I'm consistent.
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No further action on ALO v MAS: The Stewards "conclude that no driver was wholly or predominately to blame for the collision"
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Fake Charlie Whiting
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@Foxykhat Sure. Then she should avoid global media spectacles like F1 races.
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Fake Charlie Whiting
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@Foxykhat The F1 grid is a special & very exclusive place. It's common practice for celebs to spare a word or two about their experience.
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@iAmNELLEZ_ Oh I'm not mad. When I saw @justinbieber in the Paddock I was mad.
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@iAmNELLEZ_ That's true. Most Paddock and grid guests understand the privilege and are happy to talk about their experience. Sadly not all.
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@iAmNELLEZ_ Wait. She didn't see my reaction until after she ignored Brundle. How could I not be worthy when I didn't do anything yet?
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Race Control: the Driver of the Day vote counters have been referred to the Stewards for suspected vote rigging. #USGP #TrumpPence16
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@iAmNELLEZ_ No. You said we "don't deserve" to hear her speak. Just wondering how we become deserving.
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@iAmNELLEZ_ How does one earn this privilege?
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Did Lindsey Vonn work at Applebees before she was a skier?
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Hi @lindseyvonn. I'm Fake Charlie.
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@Bawwbag You may be right. I was paying more attention to the bra.
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Who's the blonde girl with Lewis almost wearing a black bra and blue skirt? #USGP
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@Jimmy_Manna @olufsphere I want to hear what the team told him.
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Karma. @Venuseswilliams was just drowned with champagne by the @MercedesAMGF1 team.
Next time, talk to @MBrundleF1 for 60 seconds. #USGP
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@LauraLeslie23 Unacceptable.
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You're getting closer, lad. twitter.com/conordaly22/st…
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How did @taylorswift13 like the race? Please tell me she was wandering around the grid with Bernie. #USGP
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@AuroraMusicOLD That's why I want to hear the radio. Crazy that they didn't have that concern immediately.
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I wonder if Max was the kind of kid who kept walking in to his parent's bedroom without knocking. #USGP
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I'd like to hear all the comms between Max & his engineer when he was looking for a car park.
He totally screwed Danny. #USGP
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SPARTA!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/kQ1kuadCdB
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@KaylaF1 That was Herbie actually.
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Herbie in a cowboy hat. That makes me smile. #USGP
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I felt like I should probably share my fairly wonderful experience. I ordered a few grams from an overseas chemical company that I have had fantastic luck with before. This being said I have fairly high confidence in their products. I spent about three months reading up as much as I could about the substance and the different experiences people have had with it. I also took a couple different finger dips throughout this period to make sure there was no allergy to worry about. I feel like the biggest thing standing in the way for 5 meo DALT is how often different chemicals are mistaken for it. Anyways here goes my night wth Mr. Dalt Whitman.
I weighed out 17 mg of 5 meo DALT and put it into half a gel capsule, pouring the substance onto my tongue. I feel it should be noted that the taste was not bad by any stretch. A faint indole taste but nothing to write home about. Not nearly as bad as say MDMA and I don't even mind that taste.  After about half an hour it began to kick in. It was a very mellow build up with absolutely no body load. It was honestly the cleanest feeling high that I have ever experienced. It is difficult to explain how it made me feel as is usually the case with entheogens. It was a very mellow build up causing me to pick up my ukulele and write some haikus. After about an hour I began listening to music and falling into that special revelry appreciating every little vibration.
I began feeling a large amount of euphoric energy but absolutely no pressure to use it. No edginess whatsoever. I switched from dancing around my room to turning all the lights off and meditating for the last hour of the trip.
This has the potential to be a wonderful tool in my opinion. I agree with an earlier report that this could have amazing therepeutic value due to how mellow it is at least in small doses. All in all it as a fantastic trip that lasted about two hours and resulted in zero hanover just a pleasant after glow. I will experiment again when the time is right. Be safe out there my friends, be safe and be smart. Please do your research and go into your experiments in grand moods!
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DJ Cuppy who is currently in Dubai with her Dad visited the Fame park today, where she met with ‘Little Cuppy’, a baby lion in the park
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import yml from 'js-yaml';
import fs from 'fs';
/**
* Runner Loader
* @module runner
* @see loaders:runner
* @description This tool uses a runner file to define runner tasks, much like grunt-load-config
* This file will read the yml and convert it to an object using `js-yaml`
* @param {String} runnerFile the runner file path
* @returns {Object} the object hash of runner tasks to be created
*/
export default (runnerFile) => {
let runners;
// Try reading the yml file, throw an error on failure
try {
runners = yml.load(fs.readFileSync(runnerFile, 'utf8'));
} catch (err) {
throw err;
}
// Return the loaded object
return runners;
};


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Director is a router. Routing is the process of determining what code to run when a URL is requested.
A routing library that works in both the browser and node.js environments with as few differences as possible. Simplifies the development of Single Page Apps and Node.js applications. Dependency free (doesn’t require jQuery or Express, etc).
It simply watches the hash of the URL to determine what to do, for example:
http://foo.com/#/bar
Client-side routing (aka hash-routing) allows you to specify some information about the state of the application using the URL. So that when the user visits a specific URL, the application can be transformed accordingly.
Here is a simple example:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>A Gentle Introduction</title>

#/author

#/books

#/books/view/1

Director works great with your favorite DOM library, such as jQuery.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>A Gentle Introduction 2</title>

Author Name

Book1, Book2, Book3

#/author

#/books

You can find a browser-specific build of director
here which has all of the server code stripped away.
Director handles routing for HTTP requests similar to journey
or express
:
//
// require the native http module, as well as director.
//
var http = require('http'),
director = require('director');
//
// create some logic to be routed to.
//
function helloWorld() {
this.res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' })
this.res.end('hello world');
}
//
// define a routing table.
//
var router = new director.http.Router({
'/hello': {
get: helloWorld
}
});
//
// setup a server and when there is a request, dispatch the
// route that was requested in the request object.
//
var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
router.dispatch(req, res, function (err) {
if (err) {
res.writeHead(404);
res.end();
}
});
});
//
// You can also do ad-hoc routing, similar to `journey` or `express`.
// This can be done with a string or a regexp.
//
router.get('/bonjour', helloWorld);
router.get(/hola/, helloWorld);
//
// set the server to listen on port `8080`.
//
server.listen(8080);
Director supports Command Line Interface routing. Routes for cli options are based on command line input (i.e. process.argv
) instead of a URL.
var director = require('director');
var router = new director.cli.Router();
router.on('create', function () {
console.log('create something');
});
router.on(/destroy/, function () {
console.log('destroy something');
});
// You will need to dispatch the cli arguments yourself
router.dispatch('on', process.argv.slice(2).join(' '));
Using the cli router, you can dispatch commands by passing them as a string. For example, if this example is in a file called foo.js
:
$ node foo.js create
create something
$ node foo.js destroy
destroy something
this
var router = Router(routes);
An object literal that contains nested route definitions. A potentially nested set of key/value pairs. The keys in the object literal represent each potential part of the URL. The values in the object literal contain references to the functions that should be associated with them. bark and meow are two functions that you have defined in your code.
//
// Assign routes to an object literal.
//
var routes = {
//
// a route which assigns the function `bark`.
//
'/dog': bark,
//
// a route which assigns the functions `meow` and `scratch`.
//
'/cat': [meow, scratch]
};
//
// Instantiate the router.
//
var router = Router(routes);
When developing large client-side or server-side applications it is not always possible to define routes in one location. Usually individual decoupled components register their own routes with the application router. We refer to this as Adhoc Routing. Lets take a look at the API director
exposes for adhoc routing:
Client-side Routing
var router = new Router().init();
router.on('/some/resource', function () {
//
// Do something on `/#/some/resource`
//
});
HTTP Routing
var router = new director.http.Router();
router.get(/\/some\/resource/, function () {
//
// Do something on an GET to `/some/resource`
//
});
In large web appliations, both Client-side and Server-side, routes are often scoped within a few individual resources. Director exposes a simple way to do this for Adhoc Routing scenarios:
var router = new director.http.Router();
//
// Create routes inside the `/users` scope.
//
router.path(/\/users\/(\w+)/, function () {
//
// The `this` context of the function passed to `.path()`
// is the Router itself.
//
this.post(function (id) {
//
// Create the user with the specified `id`.
//
});
this.get(function (id) {
//
// Retreive the user with the specified `id`.
//
});
this.get(/\/friends/, function (id) {
//
// Get the friends for the user with the specified `id`.
//
});
});
In director
, a “routing event” is a named property in the Routing Table which can be assigned to a function or an Array of functions to be called when a route is matched in a call to router.dispatch()
.
on
method(s).Client-side only
Given the flexible nature of director
there are several options available for both the Client-side and Server-side. These options can be set using the .configure()
method:
var router = new director.Router(routes).configure(options);
The options
are:
forward
, backward
, or false
. Default is false
Client-side, and backward
Server-side.false
, then trailing slashes (or other delimiters) are allowed in routes. Default is true
.true
or false
. Default is false
./
.router.dispatch()
.router.dispatch()
when a route is found.router.dispatch()
when a route is found.Client-side only
true
and client supports pushState()
, then uses HTML5 History API instead of hash fragments. See History API for more information.html5history
is enabled, the route handler by default is executed upon Router.init()
since with real URIs the router can not know if it should call a route handler or not. Setting this to false
disables the route handler initial execution. var router = Router({
//
// given the route '/dog/yella'.
//
'/dog': {
'/:color': {
//
// this function will return the value 'yella'.
//
on: function (color) { console.log(color) }
}
}
});
Routes can sometimes become very complex, simple/:tokens
don’t always suffice. Director supports regular expressions inside the route names. The values captured from the regular expressions are passed to your listener function.
var router = Router({
//
// given the route '/hello/world'.
//
'/hello': {
'/(\\w+)': {
//
// this function will return the value 'world'.
//
on: function (who) { console.log(who) }
}
}
});
var router = Router({
//
// given the route '/hello/world/johny/appleseed'.
//
'/hello': {
'/world/?([^\/]*)\/([^\/]*)/?': function (a, b) {
console.log(a, b);
}
}
});
When you are using the same route fragments it is more descriptive to define these fragments by name and then use them in your Routing Table or Adhoc Routes. Consider a simple example where a userId
is used repeatedly.
//
// Create a router. This could also be director.cli.Router() or
// director.http.Router().
//
var router = new director.Router();
//
// A route could be defined using the `userId` explicitly.
//
router.on(/([\w-_]+)/, function (userId) { });
//
// Define a shorthand for this fragment called `userId`.
//
router.param('userId', /([\\w\\-]+)/);
//
// Now multiple routes can be defined with the same
// regular expression.
//
router.on('/anything/:userId', function (userId) { });
router.on('/something-else/:userId', function (userId) { });
Can be assigned the value of forward
or backward
. The recurse option will determine the order in which to fire the listeners that are associated with your routes. If this option is NOT specified or set to null, then only the listeners associated with an exact match will be fired.
var routes = {
'/dog': {
'/angry': {
//
// Only this method will be fired.
//
on: growl
},
on: bark
}
};
var router = Router(routes);
backward
, with the URL /dog/angry var routes = {
'/dog': {
'/angry': {
//
// This method will be fired first.
//
on: growl
},
//
// This method will be fired second.
//
on: bark
}
};
var router = Router(routes).configure({ recurse: 'backward' });
forward
, with the URL /dog/angry var routes = {
'/dog': {
'/angry': {
//
// This method will be fired second.
//
on: growl
},
//
// This method will be fired first.
//
on: bark
}
};
var router = Router(routes).configure({ recurse: 'forward' });
var routes = {
'/dog': {
'/angry': {
//
// This method will be fired first.
//
on: function() { return false; }
},
//
// This method will not be fired.
//
on: bark
}
};
//
// This feature works in reverse with recursion set to true.
//
var router = Router(routes).configure({ recurse: 'backward' });
Before diving into how Director exposes async routing, you should understand Route Recursion. At it’s core route recursion is about evaluating a series of functions gathered when traversing the Routing Table.
Normally this series of functions is evaluated synchronously. In async routing, these functions are evaluated asynchronously. Async routing can be extremely useful both on the client-side and the server-side:
The method signatures for route functions in synchronous and asynchronous evaluation are different: async route functions take an additional next()
callback.
var router = new director.Router();
router.on('/:foo/:bar/:bazz', function (foo, bar, bazz) {
//
// Do something asynchronous with `foo`, `bar`, and `bazz`.
//
});
var router = new director.http.Router().configure({ async: true });
router.on('/:foo/:bar/:bazz', function (foo, bar, bazz, next) {
//
// Go do something async, and determine that routing should stop
//
next(false);
});
Available on the Client-side only. An object literal containing functions. If a host object is specified, your route definitions can provide string literals that represent the function names inside the host object. A host object can provide the means for better encapsulation and design.
var router = Router({
'/hello': {
'/usa': 'americas',
'/china': 'asia'
}
}).configure({ resource: container }).init();
var container = {
americas: function() { return true; },
china: function() { return true; }
};
Available on the Client-side only. Director supports using HTML5 History API instead of hash fragments for navigation. To use the API, pass {html5history: true}
to configure()
. Use of the API is enabled only if the client supports pushState()
.
Using the API gives you cleaner URIs but they come with a cost. Unlike with hash fragments your route URIs must exist. When the client enters a page, say http://foo.com/bar/baz, the web server must respond with something meaningful. Usually this means that your web server checks the URI points to something that, in a sense, exists, and then serves the client the JavaScript application.
If you’re after a single-page application you can not use plain old
tags for navigation anymore. When such link is clicked, web browsers try to ask for the resource from server which is not of course desired for a single-page application. Instead you need to use e.g. click handlers and call the setRoute()
method yourself.
this
Generally, the this
object bound to route handlers, will contain the request in this.req
and the response in this.res
. One may attach additional properties to this
with the router.attach
method:
var director = require('director');
var router = new director.http.Router().configure(options);
//
// Attach properties to `this`
//
router.attach(function () {
this.data = [1,2,3];
});
//
// Access properties attached to `this` in your routes!
//
router.get('/hello', function () {
this.res.writeHead(200, { 'content-type': 'text/plain' });
//
// Response will be `[1,2,3]`!
//
this.res.end(this.data);
});
This API may be used to attach convenience methods to the this
context of route handlers.
When you are performing HTTP routing there are two common scenarios:
Content-Type
header (usually application/json
or application/x-www-form-urlencoded
)..pipe
or listening to the data
and end
events.By default director.http.Router()
will attempt to parse either the .chunks
or .body
properties set on the request parameter passed to router.dispatch(request, response, callback)
. The router instance will also wait for the end
event before firing any routes.
Default Behavior
var director = require('director');
var router = new director.http.Router();
router.get('/', function () {
//
// This will not work, because all of the data
// events and the end event have already fired.
//
this.req.on('data', function (chunk) {
console.log(chunk)
});
});
In flatiron, director
is used in conjunction with union which uses a BufferedStream
proxy to the raw http.Request
instance. union will set the req.chunks
property for you and director will automatically parse the body. If you wish to perform this buffering yourself directly with director
you can use a simple request handler in your http server:
var http = require('http'),
director = require('director');
var router = new director.http.Router();
var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
req.chunks = [];
req.on('data', function (chunk) {
req.chunks.push(chunk.toString());
});
router.dispatch(req, res, function (err) {
if (err) {
res.writeHead(404);
res.end();
}
console.log('Served ' + req.url);
});
});
router.post('/', function () {
this.res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
this.res.end(JSON.stringify(this.req.body));
});
Streaming Support
If you wish to get access to the request stream before the end
event is fired, you can pass the { stream: true }
options to the route.
var director = require('director');
var router = new director.http.Router();
router.get('/', { stream: true }, function () {
//
// This will work because the route handler is invoked
// immediately without waiting for the `end` event.
//
this.req.on('data', function (chunk) {
console.log(chunk);
});
});
options
{Object}: Options to configure this instance with.Configures the Router instance with the specified options
. See Configuration for more documentation.
matcher
token
.Adds a route fragment for the given string token
to the specified regex matcher
to this Router instance. See URL Parameters for more documentation.
method
{string}: Method to insert within the Routing Table (e.g. on
, get
, etc.).path
{string}: Path within the Routing Table to set the route
to.route
{function|Array}: Route handler to invoke for the method
and path
.Adds the route
handler for the specified method
and path
within the Routing Table.
path
{string|Regexp}: Scope within the Routing Table to invoke the routesFn
within.routesFn
{function}: Adhoc Routing function with calls to this.on()
, this.get()
etc.Invokes the routesFn
within the scope of the specified path
for this Router instance.
Dispatches the route handlers matched within the Routing Table for this instance for the specified method
and path
.
routes
into.Inserts the partial Routing Table, routes
, into the Routing Table for this Router instance at the specified path
.
redirect
{String}: This value will be used if ‘/#/‘ is not found in the URL. (e.g., init(‘/‘) will resolve to ‘/#/‘, init(‘foo’) will resolve to ‘/#foo’).Initialize the router, start listening for changes to the URL.
index
{Number}: The hash value is divided by forward slashes, each section then has an index, if this is provided, only that section of the route will be returned.Returns the entire route or just a section of it.
route
{String}: Supply a route value, such as home/stats
.Set the current route.
start
{Number} - The position at which to start removing items.length
{Number} - The number of items to remove from the route.Remove a segment from the current route.
index
{Number} - The hash value is divided by forward slashes, each section then has an index.value
{String} - The new value to assign the the position indicated by the first parameter.Set a segment of the current route.
Is using a Client-side router a problem for SEO? Yes. If advertising is a requirement, you are probably building a “Web Page” and not a “Web Application”. Director on the client is meant for script-heavy Web Applications.
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2010 Nodejitsu Inc. http://www.twitter.com/nodejitsu
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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HBTSProvider
@interface HBTSProvider : NSObject
HBTSProvider is the class used to represent a provider. You should subclass HBTSProvider in your provider bundle, and then set it as the principal class in the Info.plist. A provider class is required even if it doesn’t implement any methods on its own.
-
The bundle identifier of the app corresponding to this provider. This typically does not need to be set, and will be populated by the
HBTSApplicationBundleIdentifier
value provided in the provider’s Info.plist.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, retain, nonatomic, nullable) NSString *appIdentifier;
Swift
var appIdentifier: String? { get set }
-
Custom Preferences list controller bundle.
If nil, a switch will be shown in Settings, and enabled/disabled state is handled by TypeStatus Plus. Otherwise, tapping the cell will push your list controller, and enabled state is handled by your code.
See
preferencesClassSee
isEnabledDeclaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, retain, nonatomic, nullable) NSBundle *preferencesBundle;
Swift
var preferencesBundle: Bundle? { get set }
-
Custom Preferences list controller class.
Refer to preferencesBundle for more details. If this is nil, the principal class of the bundle will be used.
See
preferencesBundleSee
isEnabledDeclaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, retain, nonatomic, nullable) NSString *preferencesClass;
Swift
var preferencesClass: String? { get set }
-
Indicates whether the user has enabled the provider.
If TypeStatus is disabled by the user, this property is set to
NO
. If a custom preference list controller is used, this property is set toYES
and you are expected to handle enabled state separately from TypeStatus. Otherwise, this property is the enabled state of this provider as configured by the user.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) BOOL isEnabled;
Swift
var isEnabled: Bool { get }
Return Value
As described above.
-
Post a notification to be displayed to the user.
See
HBTSNotificationDeclaration
Objective-C
- (void)showNotification:(nonnull HBTSNotification *)notification;
Swift
func show(_ notification: HBTSNotification)
Parameters
notification
An HBTSNotification to be displayed.
-
Hide the currently displayed TypeStatus notification, if any.
This hides any notification, including ones that originated from another provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)hideNotification;
Swift
func hideNotification()


To move elements around we should be familiar with coordinates.
Most JavaScript methods deal with one of two coordinate systems:
position:fixed
, calculated from the window top/left edge.
clientX/clientY
, the reasoning for such name will become clear later, when we study event properties.position:absolute
in the document root, calculated from the document top/left edge.
pageX/pageY
.When the page is scrolled to the very beginning, so that the top/left corner of the window is exactly the document top/left corner, these coordinates equal each other. But after the document shifts, window-relative coordinates of elements change, as elements move across the window, while document-relative coordinates remain the same.
On this picture we take a point in the document and demonstrate its coordinates before the scroll (left) and after it (right):
When the document scrolled:
pageY
- document-relative coordinate stayed the same, it’s counted from the document top (now scrolled out).clientY
- window-relative coordinate did change (the arrow became shorter), as the same point became closer to window top.The method elem.getBoundingClientRect()
returns window coordinates for a minimal rectangle that encloses elem
as an object of built-in DOMRect class.
Main DOMRect
properties:
x/y
– X/Y-coordinates of the rectangle origin relative to window,width/height
– width/height of the rectangle (can be negative).Additionally, there are derived properties:
top/bottom
– Y-coordinate for the top/bottom rectangle edge,left/right
– X-coordinate for the left/right rectangle edge.For instance click this button to see its window coordinates:

<input id="brTest" type="button" value="Get coordinates using button.getBoundingClientRect() for this button" onclick='showRect(this)'/>

If you scroll the page and repeat, you'll notice that as window-relative button position changes, its window coordinates (`y/top/bottom` if you scroll vertically) change as well.
Here’s the picture of elem.getBoundingClientRect()
output:
As you can see, x/y
and width/height
fully describe the rectangle. Derived properties can be easily calculated from them:
left = x
top = y
right = x + width
bottom = y + height
Please note:
10.5
. That’s normal, internally browser uses fractions in calculations. We don’t have to round them when setting to style.left/top
.elem
is now above the window, then elem.getBoundingClientRect().top
is negative.``smart header="Why derived properties are needed? Why does
top/leftexist if there's
x/y?" Mathematically, a rectangle is uniquely defined with its starting point
(x,y)and the direction vector
(width,height)`. So the additional derived properties are for convenience.
Technically it’s possible for width/height
to be negative, that allows for “directed” rectangle, e.g. to represent mouse selection with properly marked start and end.
Negative width/height
values mean that the rectangle starts at its bottom-right corner and then “grows” left-upwards.
Here’s a rectangle with negative width
and height
(e.g. width=-200
, height=-100
):
As you can see, left/top
do not equal x/y
in such case.
In practice though, elem.getBoundingClientRect()
always returns positive width/height, here we mention negative width/height
only for you to understand why these seemingly duplicate properties are not actually duplicates.
```warn header="Internet Explorer: no support for `x/y`"
Internet Explorer doesn't support `x/y` properties for historical reasons.
So we can either make a polyfill (add getters in `DomRect.prototype`) or just use `top/left`, as they are always the same as `x/y` for positive `width/height`, in particular in the result of `elem.getBoundingClientRect()`.
``warn header="Coordinates right/bottom are different from CSS position properties" There are obvious similarities between window-relative coordinates and CSS
position:fixed`.
But in CSS positioning, right
property means the distance from the right edge, and bottom
property means the distance from the bottom edge.
If we just look at the picture above, we can see that in JavaScript it is not so. All window coordinates are counted from the top-left corner, including these ones. ```
The call to document.elementFromPoint(x, y)
returns the most nested element at window coordinates (x, y)
.
The syntax is:
For instance, the code below highlights and outputs the tag of the element that is now in the middle of the window:
```js run let centerX = document.documentElement.clientWidth / 2; let centerY = document.documentElement.clientHeight / 2;
let elem = document.elementFromPoint(centerX, centerY);
elem.style.background = “red”; alert(elem.tagName); ```
As it uses window coordinates, the element may be different depending on the current scroll position.
```warn header="For out-of-window coordinates the
elementFromPointreturns
null" The method
document.elementFromPoint(x,y)only works if
(x,y)` are inside the visible area.
If any of the coordinates is negative or exceeds the window width/height, then it returns null
.
Here’s a typical error that may occur if we don’t check for it:
let elem = document.elementFromPoint(x, y);
// if the coordinates happen to be out of the window, then elem = null
*!*
elem.style.background = ''; // Error!
*/!*
## Using for "fixed" positioning
Most of time we need coordinates in order to position something.
To show something near an element, we can use `getBoundingClientRect` to get its coordinates, and then CSS `position` together with `left/top` (or `right/bottom`).
For instance, the function `createMessageUnder(elem, html)` below shows the message under `elem`:
```js
let elem = document.getElementById("coords-show-mark");
function createMessageUnder(elem, html) {
// create message element
let message = document.createElement('div');
// better to use a css class for the style here
message.style.cssText = "position:fixed; color: red";
*!*
// assign coordinates, don't forget "px"!
let coords = elem.getBoundingClientRect();
message.style.left = coords.left + "px";
message.style.top = coords.bottom + "px";
*/!*
message.innerHTML = html;
return message;
}
// Usage:
// add it for 5 seconds in the document
let message = createMessageUnder(elem, 'Hello, world!');
document.body.append(message);
setTimeout(() => message.remove(), 5000);
```
```online
Click the button to run it:
<button id="coords-show-mark">Button with id="coords-show-mark", the message will appear under it</button>
```
The code can be modified to show the message at the left, right, below, apply CSS animations to "fade it in" and so on. That's easy, as we have all the coordinates and sizes of the element.
But note the important detail: when the page is scrolled, the message flows away from the button.
The reason is obvious: the message element relies on `position:fixed`, so it remains at the same place of the window while the page scrolls away.
To change that, we need to use document-based coordinates and `position:absolute`.
## Document coordinates [#getCoords]
Document-relative coordinates start from the upper-left corner of the document, not the window.
In CSS, window coordinates correspond to `position:fixed`, while document coordinates are similar to `position:absolute` on top.
We can use `position:absolute` and `top/left` to put something at a certain place of the document, so that it remains there during a page scroll. But we need the right coordinates first.
There's no standard method to get the document coordinates of an element. But it's easy to write it.
The two coordinate systems are connected by the formula:
- `pageY` = `clientY` + height of the scrolled-out vertical part of the document.
- `pageX` = `clientX` + width of the scrolled-out horizontal part of the document.
The function `getCoords(elem)` will take window coordinates from `elem.getBoundingClientRect()` and add the current scroll to them:
```js
// get document coordinates of the element
function getCoords(elem) {
let box = elem.getBoundingClientRect();
return {
top: box.top + window.pageYOffset,
right: box.right + window.pageXOffset,
bottom: box.bottom + window.pageYOffset,
left: box.left + window.pageXOffset
};
}
```
If in the example above we used it with `position:absolute`, then the message would stay near the element on scroll.
The modified `createMessageUnder` function:
```js
function createMessageUnder(elem, html) {
let message = document.createElement('div');
message.style.cssText = "*!*position:absolute*/!*; color: red";
let coords = *!*getCoords(elem);*/!*
message.style.left = coords.left + "px";
message.style.top = coords.bottom + "px";
message.innerHTML = html;
return message;
}
```
## Summary
Any point on the page has coordinates:
1. Relative to the window -- `elem.getBoundingClientRect()`.
2. Relative to the document -- `elem.getBoundingClientRect()` plus the current page scroll.
Window coordinates are great to use with `position:fixed`, and document coordinates do well with `position:absolute`.
Both coordinate systems have their pros and cons; there are times we need one or the other one, just like CSS `position` `absolute` and `fixed`.


Article - Call to Action: Canvassing - By Gary Krane
According to the October IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) report, their latest study by 90 climate scientists, from 40 countries, analyzing 6000 studies we have less than 12 years to stop using fossil fuels and switch to a solar-wind-geothermal economy before a catastrophic future. Twelve years before agriculture stops working, famines become widespread, coastal cities flood, and severe multi-year droughts become so routine and devastating that mass migration destabilizes governments. Other consequences predicted by other prestigious scientists include the increased occurrence of new, untreatable and devastating plagues, this time unlike the recent Ebola disaster, spreading to the Northern hemisphere. Further, as a result from the droughts and consequent water wars, international arms control experts predict inevitable widespread bio-chem wars or worse.
So for all those who say “I care but I just don’t have the time,” I invite you to do this thought experiment:
![](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5985dfd0b8a79b27663a4a57/1539848275738-WQPQR9GIXWTTH0AH7SM0/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kB6N0s8PWtX2k_eW8krg04V7gQa3H78H3Y0txjaiv_0fDoOvxcdMmMKkDsyUqMSsMWxHk725yiiHCCLfrh8O1z5QPOohDIaIeljMHgDF5CVlOqpeNLcJ80NK65_fV7S1URWK2DJDpV27WG7FD5VZsfFVodF6E_6KI51EW1dNf095hdyjf10zfCEVHp52s13p8g/Canvassing-Post.jpg?format=original)
First consider the extra hours you are working to keep up with your overpriced healthcare costs, and if you have kids, your soon to incur higher education costs, certain to occur if we soon do not pass medicare for all and free or affordable college education.
When you consider these current and soon to arrive major costs, and then add onto that the much greater costs to your lives and the next generation as a result of our continued failure to address catastrophic climate change, and put this up against the fact that our best chance to avert and begin to reverse all these terrible consequences,will depend on how Americans vote Nov 6th, merely days from now,_ how can you not make the time to get involved, to do much more than just vote?!_
Also, if you continue to tell yourself you don’t have time, that you have other priorities, consider the following:
From now to Nov 6th, You will spend on average far more hours distracted by social media posts and comments, that based on social research will lead you to be more depressed than non social media users, and that will do nothing to avert the above impending disasters, nothing in fact to significantly enrich your life, nothing that will reduce your healthcare and education cost, than the 4-6 hrs one canvassing shift lasts, a shift that can in fact be fun (see below), great exercise, and a great adventure, a shift that could multiply your vote several times.
If you are the parent who takes your kids to soccer or piano practice, you’ll again spend more hours in a week than the 4-6hrs it takes to knock on 80-100 doors, and for the lack of a few hundred more people in your state willing to do just that, you’re almost guaranteeing the US Senate Democratic candidate who’s tied with the GOP candidate to lose by likely one vote per precinct (or less!)–the margin, btw, that enabled Kennedy to win in 1960, and thereby responsible in part for creating a very scary future for your soccer or piano playing kid, a planet with potential 50-70% of plant and mammal species extinct, and the wonders of nature that we older folks have had the enormous luck to experience, gone forever.
Finally, you also will have missed the opportunity to achieve the highest purpose (beyond food and shelter) of being a parent–the chance to imbue your kids with the most important of all values–to have the courage to stand up against injustice–by modeling that for them, by simply taking you kid(s) with you as you knock on doors, provide rides, provide supporter housing for activists willing to come from out of state who need free housing, etc and btw, when you knock on a stranger’s door with your kid by your side, that stranger is several times more likely to open the door and actually have a polite, even life-changing, conversation with you. And if your kid is over 7, he or she might soon want to try their hand at talking, thereby developing his poise and self confidence.
_ - by Gary Krane co-founder of GetCourageNow _
Start doing more then just casting a vote. Start donating your time. Download GetCourageNow today.
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This is a program that utilizes the boredapi to create a literal bucket list. It offers the user the opportunity to fill a bucket with activities to do! Currently there is no ability to save the items so please take a screenshot or print the screen.
This application also allows for 3 different specifications. While they cannot all run at the same time, you can specify if you'd like the activities to be free, be activities for an individual person, and be activities that are relaxing.


White to play 62
pips White=119 Black=141
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
1. 10/8 7/1* eq: +1.148 82.94% (G:57.76% B:0.86%) 17.06% (G: 3.51% B:0.15%) 2. 13/11 7/1* eq: +1.138 (-0.010) 82.87% (G:56.67% B:0.84%) 17.13% (G: 3.15% B:0.14%) 3. 7/5 7/1* eq: +1.120 (-0.029) 82.04% (G:56.67% B:0.91%) 17.96% (G: 3.19% B:0.13%) 4. 7/1* 6/4 eq: +1.110 (-0.039) 82.32% (G:55.74% B:0.89%) 17.68% (G: 3.70% B:0.18%) 5. 13/11 10/4 eq: +1.090 (-0.058) 84.28% (G:47.40% B:1.06%) 15.72% (G: 2.35% B:0.10%)


public class UserAuthenticator
extends java.lang.Object
implements com.google.api.server.spi.config.Authenticator
Authenticator
,
AuthorizationCache
,
ClientsCache
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static java.util.logging.Logger |
log |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
UserAuthenticator() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
com.google.api.server.spi.auth.common.User |
authenticate(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
The JWT must be set as header using the AUTHORIZATION key and the user id must be set as a header using the
AUTHORIZATION_KEY.
|
com.google.api.server.spi.auth.common.User |
authProduction(java.lang.String idClient,
java.lang.String pathTranslated,
java.lang.String token,
java.lang.String key)
This method checks that the client and the user has the correct permission to access the route that is being
called.
|
public com.google.api.server.spi.auth.common.User authenticate(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
authenticate
in interface com.google.api.server.spi.config.Authenticator
request
- the full received requestpublic com.google.api.server.spi.auth.common.User authProduction(java.lang.String idClient, java.lang.String pathTranslated, java.lang.String token, java.lang.String key)
idClient
- id of the client that generates the callpathTranslated
- the route being accessed by the web calltoken
- the JWT that allows access to the platformkey
- the user id to get the roles of the user and the secret to decrypt the JWT


NBA wrap: Simmons stars as Celtics ace floored
Boston guard Kemba Walker was diagnosed with concussion-like symptoms and taken to a hospital for further evaluation after colliding with a teammate in the NBA.
Walker and Semi Ojeleye collided late in the second quarter of Boston’s game against Denver, with Walker striking Ojeleye’s abdomen area head-first and going down on to the court in a heap.
Play was stopped as medical personnel from both teams tended to the star guard, who was prone on the floor for several minutes. A brace was placed around his neck to stabilise the area and he was strapped to a backboard before being placed onto a gurney and wheeled off the court.
Without their star point guard, Boston weren’t able to get the win and lost 96-92.
Jamal Murray scored 22 points for Denver, including two clutch free throws with 1.5 seconds remaining, but his thoughts were with Walker after the game.
‘‘That’s not something you want to mess around with,’’ Murray said. ‘‘Prayers out to him and hopefully he’s fine.’’
On a Friday of 10 NBA games, Ben Simmons registered a triple-double of 10 points, 10 rebounds and 13 assists as Philadelphia handed San Antonio their eighth successive loss.
Patty Mills scored five points to go with three rebounds and four assists in 26 minutes of court time for the Spurs.
The 76ers won their third straight game but San Antonio drop to a 5-11 record and are on the longest skid since head coach Gregg Popovich took over in 1996/97.
In Los Angeles, Kawhi Leonard hit a go-ahead jumper with 15.4 seconds to go, lifting the Clippers to a 122-119 victory over the Houston Rockets.
Lou Williams scored all 26 of his points in the second half and Leonard finished with 24 points and six rebounds, while Paul George had 19 points, eight rebounds and seven assists for the Clippers, who won their fourth in a row.
James Harden had 37 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds for the Rockets, who dropped their second straight after an eight-game winning streak.
Elsewhere, Andre Drummond had 23 points and 15 rebounds, helping Detroit to a 128-103 win over the Atlanta Hawks. The Pistons led 76-57 at half-time and they reached 100 points with more than five minutes remaining in the third quarter, capitalising on their highest- scoring first half since 1983.
In Oklahoma City, Anthony Davis scored 24 of his 33 points in the second half to help the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Thunder 130-127. Davis also had 11 rebounds and seven assists, and LeBron James added 23 points and 14 assists.
The Lakers have won six in a row to improve the best record in the NBA to 13-2.
Also, Luka Doncic continued his terrific start to the season and scored 30 points and provided 14 assists in Dallas’s 143-101 win over Cleveland. Other winners were Washington over Charlotte, Brooklyn over Sacramento, Miami over Chicago and Utah over Golden State.
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The Distributed-SDF Domain
This Demo illustrates the usage and advantages of the Distributed-SDF domain.
The model is an standard SDF Model with a Distributed-SDF Director. Any non hierarchical SDF model
can be simulated in a distributed manner unless the actors have external dependencies.
(Note that actors that have GUI dependencies might generate errors!)
So try your own SDF models, you just change the standard SDF director by the Distributed-SDF Director.
By configuring the Distributed-SDF Director, we can choose to run the model either
sequential or parallel (default).
Make sure that the distributed platform is running before you start a distributed simulation. To do
this we provide a script under:
- Windows: $PTII/ptolemy/distributed/demo/Sleep/startplatform.bat
- Cygwin,Unix,Linux: $PTII/ptolemy/distributed/demo/Sleep/startplatform
This script starts the following services:
- Http daemon
- Reggie (a registration/lookup service using JINI)
- 5 DistributedSeverRMIGeneric servers (one for each actor in this particular demo.)
If you run the DOS batch file you will get 6 command windows, the first for the first 2 services and
the remaining 5 one for each server. This allows you to follow each server individually.
We provide 3 more scripts under $PTII/ptolemy/distributed/jini:
- startjinilocal(.bat): launches a local http server (daemon) and the reggie service (registration and lookup
service).
- startserver(.bat): launches a starts a DistributedServerRMIGeneric server.
- starttservers(.bat): launches a given number of DistributedServerRMIGeneric
servers depending on the parameter. (e.g. startservers 5 launches 5 servers).
In order to illustrate the distributed simulation advantages to users that have only access to a single
machine this demo uses Sleep actors. For every fire of the Sleep actors, they will stall for 5 seconds.
In a sequential simulation this means that a 10 seconds stall is performed since the Sleep actors are
executed one after the other. In the case of parallel simulation, those two actors can stall at the same
time, reducing this time to 5 seconds for both.
On the standard output for the model, you can check the execution time for the simulation. Try to run both
a sequential an a parallel simulation and compare the times.
(Note that the more iterations and the bigger the sleep times, the more advantage you will get from
using the distributed platform.)
For a more realistic demo, please run the individual servers on different machines.

Look at the documentation of the Distributed-SDF Director in particular and the classes and cofiguration
files under ptolemy.distributed for further information.
You can also contact the author for further questions on kapokasa@kom.aau.dk.


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Background and Editorial Notes
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the Book
THE ONE ROOM SCHOOLS of MONROE COUNTY 1808 1957 is a wonderful little 52-page book just dripping with genealogical gems from the 1800s and first half of the 1900s. It was prepared by the Retired Teachers Association of Monroe County in an effort to preserve some of the history of that County s one-room school system. Whether by design or afterthought, it appears to be timed to correspond with the Bicentennial of the Nation. This conclusion is drawn largely from the crest on the back of the book. Otherwise, it is hardly mentioned in the text itself.
As most researchers of genealogy know it is sometimes fairly easy to locate names and dates for ancestors. Much more difficult to find, however, is material that helps describe lives and personalities of ancestors. This book helps provide such material for many of the residents of Monroe County. It spans many decades to describe the vocations and roles in the community for many people. It also provides information about the authors and their contemporaries in the early and mid-1900s.
Since this book is such a valuable resource for genealogy research, it is being replicated on the MCC of OGS web site as a service to the many researchers of Monroe County, Ohio ancestors.
As
with most products prepared by a committee or group of people, it lacks
uniformity in some of its format. Far
from being a detriment, however, the variety of the text adds to the color of
the book. In no case does the
non-uniformity detract from this wonderful volume.
In
transcribing the text, some liberties were taken by highlighting names of
schools to make it a bit easier for the reader to follow. Where the names of people, places and events
related to other material on the MCC of OGS web site, some hyperlinks have been
added. Otherwise, the book has been
accurately transcribed to the web site.
Page
numbers that appear within the text of the Internet version of this book in
most cases correspond to the page numbers in the hard copy of the book. In only a few cases are the placement of
page numbers slightly different to avoid interrupting a table, text, or similar
element. These page numbers can be used
as locaters within either the electronic or hard copy of the book.
Two
versions of this book are on the MCC of OGS website. The reason for this is that the WHOLE BOOK version could not be
accessed by some WebTV and slower, older model computers. This is due to the size of Whole Book
file. So, a second, SEGMENTED BOOK
version was added that presents the book in five parts. Both versions can be accessed from the Books page on this web site.
We
are indebted to Sandra (Sandy) Leah Weber for her assistance with this and
other products on the site, but especially for her hard work in the areas
relating to the one-room schools in the County.


In order to use the interpreter, first download either the regular or minified JavaScript file and reference it on your page.
Download JavaScript Download Minified JavaScriptAfter you've included the JavaScript file, simply call drawMeme(canvas, meme) in order to unpack the image and draw it on your page, where canvas is the HTML5 canvas element on which the image will be rendered and meme is the object corresponding to the .meme file containing the image.


Launching Blog of Markdown
This is a very simple demonstration of
Blog of Markdown
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Published: 2019-06-30


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The HVIF icon file is created in the same way, by exporting as HVIF from Icon-O-Matic.
You can extract 16px and 32px icons from an app that doesn't have a vector icon (i.e. from an old BeOS icon) by using the commandline tool app2png, available from the HaikuDepot.


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