#include "legato.h"
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Macros | |
| #define | LE_CFG_STR_LEN 511 |
| #define | LE_CFG_STR_LEN_BYTES 512 |
| #define | LE_CFG_NAME_LEN 63 |
| #define | LE_CFG_NAME_LEN_BYTES 64 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct le_cfg_Iterator * | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t |
| typedef struct le_cfg_ChangeHandler * | le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t |
| typedef void(* | le_cfg_ChangeHandlerFunc_t) (void *contextPtr) |
Enumerations | |
| enum | le_cfg_nodeType_t { LE_CFG_TYPE_EMPTY, LE_CFG_TYPE_STRING, LE_CFG_TYPE_BOOL, LE_CFG_TYPE_INT, LE_CFG_TYPE_FLOAT, LE_CFG_TYPE_STEM, LE_CFG_TYPE_DOESNT_EXIST } |
Functions | |
| void | le_cfg_ConnectService (void) |
| void | le_cfg_DisconnectService (void) |
| le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | le_cfg_CreateReadTxn (const char *basePath) |
| le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | le_cfg_CreateWriteTxn (const char *basePath) |
| void | le_cfg_CommitTxn (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef) |
| void | le_cfg_CancelTxn (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef) |
| void | le_cfg_GoToNode (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *newPath) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GoToParent (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GoToFirstChild (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GoToNextSibling (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GetPath (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, char *pathBuffer, size_t pathBufferNumElements) |
| le_cfg_nodeType_t | le_cfg_GetNodeType (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GetNodeName (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, char *name, size_t nameNumElements) |
| le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t | le_cfg_AddChangeHandler (const char *newPath, le_cfg_ChangeHandlerFunc_t handlerPtr, void *contextPtr) |
| void | le_cfg_RemoveChangeHandler (le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t addHandlerRef) |
| void | le_cfg_DeleteNode (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path) |
| bool | le_cfg_IsEmpty (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path) |
| void | le_cfg_SetEmpty (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path) |
| bool | le_cfg_NodeExists (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_GetString (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, char *value, size_t valueNumElements, const char *defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_SetString (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, const char *value) |
| int32_t | le_cfg_GetInt (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, int32_t defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_SetInt (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, int32_t value) |
| double | le_cfg_GetFloat (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, double defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_SetFloat (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, double value) |
| bool | le_cfg_GetBool (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, bool defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_SetBool (le_cfg_IteratorRef_t iteratorRef, const char *path, bool value) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickDeleteNode (const char *path) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickSetEmpty (const char *path) |
| le_result_t | le_cfg_QuickGetString (const char *path, char *value, size_t valueNumElements, const char *defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickSetString (const char *path, const char *value) |
| int32_t | le_cfg_QuickGetInt (const char *path, int32_t defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickSetInt (const char *path, int32_t value) |
| double | le_cfg_QuickGetFloat (const char *path, double defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickSetFloat (const char *path, double value) |
| bool | le_cfg_QuickGetBool (const char *path, bool defaultValue) |
| void | le_cfg_QuickSetBool (const char *path, bool value) |
Legato Config Tree API include file.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
| #define LE_CFG_NAME_LEN 63 |
Allowed length of a node name.
| #define LE_CFG_NAME_LEN_BYTES 64 |
The node name length, including a trailing NULL.
| #define LE_CFG_STR_LEN 511 |
Length of the strings used by this API.
| #define LE_CFG_STR_LEN_BYTES 512 |
Length of the strings used by this API, including the trailing NULL.
| typedef void(* le_cfg_ChangeHandlerFunc_t) (void *contextPtr) |
Handler for node change notifications.
| contextPtr |
| typedef struct le_cfg_ChangeHandler* le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t |
Reference type used by Add/Remove functions for EVENT 'le_cfg_Change'
| typedef struct le_cfg_Iterator* le_cfg_IteratorRef_t |
Reference to a tree iterator object.
| enum le_cfg_nodeType_t |
Identifies the type of node.
| le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t le_cfg_AddChangeHandler | ( | const char * | newPath, |
| le_cfg_ChangeHandlerFunc_t | handlerPtr, | ||
| void * | contextPtr | ||
| ) |
Add handler function for EVENT 'le_cfg_Change'
This event provides information on changes to the given node object, or any of it's children, where a change could be either a read, write, create or delete operation.
| [in] | newPath | Path to the object to watch. |
| [in] | handlerPtr | |
| [in] | contextPtr |
| void le_cfg_CancelTxn | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef | ) |
Close and free the given iterator object. If the iterator is a write iterator, the transaction will be canceled. If the iterator is a read iterator, the transaction will be closed.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator object to close. |
| void le_cfg_CommitTxn | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef | ) |
Close the write iterator and commit the write transaction. This updates the config tree with all of the writes that occured using the iterator.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator object to commit. |
| void le_cfg_ConnectService | ( | void | ) |
Connect the client to the service
| le_cfg_IteratorRef_t le_cfg_CreateReadTxn | ( | const char * | basePath | ) |
Create a read transaction and open a new iterator for traversing the config tree.
| [in] | basePath | Path to the location to create the new iterator. |
| le_cfg_IteratorRef_t le_cfg_CreateWriteTxn | ( | const char * | basePath | ) |
Create a write transaction and open a new iterator for both reading and writing.
| [in] | basePath | Path to the location to create the new iterator. |
| void le_cfg_DeleteNode | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Delete the node specified by the path. If the node doesn't exist, nothing happens. All child nodes are also deleted.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node is deleted.
Only valid during a write transaction.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| void le_cfg_DisconnectService | ( | void | ) |
Disconnect the client from the service
| bool le_cfg_GetBool | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| bool | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a value from the tree as a boolean. If the node is empty or doesn't exist, the default value is returned. Default value is also returned if the node is a different type than expected.
Valid for both read and write transactions.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be read.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| double le_cfg_GetFloat | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| double | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a 64-bit floating point value from the config tree.
If the value is an integer then the value will be promoted to a float. Otherwise, if the underlying value is not a float or integer, the default value will be returned.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be read.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| int32_t le_cfg_GetInt | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| int32_t | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a signed integer value from the config tree.
If the underlying value is not an integer, the default value will be returned instead. The default value is also returned if the node does not exist or if it's empty.
If the value is a floating point value, then it will be rounded and returned as an integer.
Valid for both read and write transactions.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be read.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GetNodeName | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| char * | name, | ||
| size_t | nameNumElements | ||
| ) |
Get the name of the node where the iterator is currently pointing.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator object to use to read from the tree. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [out] | name | Read the name of the node object. |
| [in] | nameNumElements |
| le_cfg_nodeType_t le_cfg_GetNodeType | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Get the type of node where the iterator is currently pointing.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator object to use to read from the tree. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GetPath | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| char * | pathBuffer, | ||
| size_t | pathBufferNumElements | ||
| ) |
Get path to the node where the iterator is currently pointed.
Assuming the following tree:
If the iterator was currently pointing at valueA, GetPath would return the following path:
Optionally, a path to another node can be supplied to this function. So, if the iterator is again on valueA and the relative path ".." is supplied then this function will return the following path:
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to move. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [out] | pathBuffer | Absolute path to the iterator's current node. |
| [in] | pathBufferNumElements |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GetString | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| char * | value, | ||
| size_t | valueNumElements, | ||
| const char * | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a string value from the config tree. If the value isn't a string, or if the node is empty or doesn't exist, the default value will be returned.
Valid for both read and write transactions.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be read.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [out] | value | Buffer to write the value into. |
| [in] | valueNumElements | |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GoToFirstChild | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef | ) |
Move the iterator to the the first child of the node where the iterator is currently pointed.
For read iterators without children, this function will fail. If the iterator is a write iterator, then a new node is automatically created. If this node or newly created children of this node are not written to, then this node will not persist even if the iterator is comitted.
- LE_OK - Move was completed successfully. - LE_NOT_FOUND - The given node has no children.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator object to move. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GoToNextSibling | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef | ) |
Jump the iterator to the next child node of the current node. Assuming the following tree:
If the iterator is moved to the path, "/baseNode/childA/valueA". After the first GoToNextSibling the iterator will be pointing at valueB. A second call to GoToNextSibling will cause the function to return LE_NOT_FOUND.
- LE_OK - Commit was completed successfully. - LE_NOT_FOUND - Iterator has reached the end of the current list of siblings. Also returned if the the current node has no siblings.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to iterate. |
| void le_cfg_GoToNode | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | newPath | ||
| ) |
Change the node where the iterator is pointing. The path passed can be an absolute or a relative path from the iterators current location.
The target node does not need to exist. Writing a value to a non-existant node will automatically create that node and any ancestor nodes (parent, parent's parent, etc.) that also don't exist.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to move. |
| [in] | newPath | Absolute or relative path from the current location. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_GoToParent | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef | ) |
Move the iterator to the parent of the node.
- LE_OK - Commit was completed successfully. - LE_NOT_FOUND - Current node is the root node: has no parent.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to move. |
| bool le_cfg_IsEmpty | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Check if the given node is empty. A node is also considered empty if it doesn't yet exist. A node is also considered empty if it has no value or is a stem with no children.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node is queried for emptiness.
Valid for both read and write transactions.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| bool le_cfg_NodeExists | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Check to see if a given node in the config tree exists.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| void le_cfg_QuickDeleteNode | ( | const char * | path | ) |
Delete the node specified by the path. If the node doesn't exist, nothing happens. All child nodes are also deleted.
| [in] | path | Path to the node to delete. |
| bool le_cfg_QuickGetBool | ( | const char * | path, |
| bool | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a value from the tree as a boolean. If the node is empty or doesn't exist, the default value is returned. This is also true if the node is a different type than expected.
If the value is empty or the node doesn't exist, the default value is returned instead.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| double le_cfg_QuickGetFloat | ( | const char * | path, |
| double | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a 64-bit floating point value from the config tree. If the value is an integer, then it is promoted to a float. Otherwise, if the underlying value is not a float, or an integer the default value will be returned.
If the value is empty or the node doesn't exist, the default value is returned.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| int32_t le_cfg_QuickGetInt | ( | const char * | path, |
| int32_t | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a signed integer value from the config tree. If the value is a floating point value, then it will be rounded and returned as an integer. Otherwise If the underlying value is not an integer or a float, the default value will be returned instead.
If the value is empty or the node doesn't exist, the default value is returned instead.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| le_result_t le_cfg_QuickGetString | ( | const char * | path, |
| char * | value, | ||
| size_t | valueNumElements, | ||
| const char * | defaultValue | ||
| ) |
Read a string value from the config tree. If the value isn't a string, or if the node is empty or doesn't exist, the default value will be returned.
| [in] | path | Path to read from. |
| [out] | value | Value read from the requested node. |
| [in] | valueNumElements | |
| [in] | defaultValue | Default value to use if the original can't be read. |
| void le_cfg_QuickSetBool | ( | const char * | path, |
| bool | value | ||
| ) |
Write a boolean value to the config tree.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_QuickSetEmpty | ( | const char * | path | ) |
Make a given node empty. If the node doesn't currently exist then it is created as a new empty node.
| [in] | path | Absolute or relative path to read from. |
| void le_cfg_QuickSetFloat | ( | const char * | path, |
| double | value | ||
| ) |
Write a 64-bit floating point value to the config tree.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_QuickSetInt | ( | const char * | path, |
| int32_t | value | ||
| ) |
Write a signed integer value to the config tree.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_QuickSetString | ( | const char * | path, |
| const char * | value | ||
| ) |
Write a string value to the config tree.
| [in] | path | Path to the value to write. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_RemoveChangeHandler | ( | le_cfg_ChangeHandlerRef_t | addHandlerRef | ) |
Remove handler function for EVENT 'le_cfg_Change'
| [in] | addHandlerRef |
| void le_cfg_SetBool | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| bool | value | ||
| ) |
Write a boolean value to the config tree. Only valid during a write transaction.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be set.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_SetEmpty | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Clear out the nodes's value. If it doesn't exist it will be created, but have no value.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be cleared. If the node is a stem then all children will be removed from the tree.
Only valid during a write transaction.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| void le_cfg_SetFloat | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| double | value | ||
| ) |
Write a 64-bit floating point value to the config tree. Only valid during a write transaction.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be set.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_SetInt | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| int32_t | value | ||
| ) |
Write a signed integer value to the config tree. Only valid during a write transaction.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be set.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |
| void le_cfg_SetString | ( | le_cfg_IteratorRef_t | iteratorRef, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| const char * | value | ||
| ) |
Write a string value to the config tree. Only valid during a write transaction.
If the path is empty, the iterator's current node will be set.
| [in] | iteratorRef | Iterator to use as a basis for the transaction. |
| [in] | path | Path to the target node. Can be an absolute path, or a path relative from the iterator's current position. |
| [in] | value | Value to write. |


I can use a string as a aramter, and it will check to see whether
that string either contains a unix timestamp or a natural language date
(example: January 1, 2016)
If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural
language form of that date.
If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it return null for
those properties.


My solar PV diverter has been up & running working very well for a few weeks now. I am finding that from 1pm onwards the hot water tank is full and excess PV is being exported.
I do have a spare hot water tank and was thinking of hooking this up but really need a solenoid valve that can cope with mains pressure water. Cheaper valves for central heating systems havn't go the pressure rating ( as far as I can see ). Anybody tried this or got any recommendations ?
thanks in advance.
Re: Solenoid valve
Are you sure your tank is at mains pressure?
If your spare tank has an immersion heater, why not equip that with a triac switch and use Robin's multi-load sketch? When the first immersion heater cuts out on its thermostat, the second will automatically take over the load. Alternatively, if you pipe the tanks in parallel, with a bit of ingenuity in the sketch you can fire the triacs alternately, thereby heating the two tanks evenly without relying on convection to share the heat. I've done this on a 3-tank system - it works under simulated conditions but isn't yet installed.
Re: Solenoid valve
thanks for the thoughts Robert.
My tank is an unvented mains pressure system. I have a spare conventional vented tank so I was thinking about a changeover valve that would allow me to switch between the two.
Re: Solenoid valve
I think I see what you're trying to do. So your real problem isn't getting the spare energy into the water, it's getting the water out to make use of it! A very quick search found this one - good to 10 bar but it's pricey. I suspect the pressure limit was a result of the "solenoid" bit, a motorised valve will be less sensitive to the system pressure. You probably need to make sure that you don't back feed the low pressure tank while the valve is travelling, so you might end up with two, two-port valves and an electrical interlock between them.
Re: Solenoid valve
My system has two immersion tanks but the second tank contains 'radiator water' not DHW. When tank two is hot enough a three port valve is opened to allow the very hot 'radiator water' to pass through the heat exchanger in tank 1.
In my case both tanks are vented but because the two fluids are kept apart it should be possible to pressurise one of the tanks.
The net result is a much higher diverted energy limit. 16kWh today :)


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--- title: CE1115 DSAI Project keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Data Science Project to build a movie tagline predictor. " description: "Data Science Project to build a movie tagline predictor. " nb_path: "index.ipynb" ---
Ever found yourself staring at a certain movie tagline and wondering what on earth the directors were thinking about when they came up with it? Yes, we too. On the other hand, we've also often been on the other end of the spectrum, struggling to come up with creative titles for our projects or succinct one-liners to encapsulate our business pitches. Enter our movie tagline predictor, a model we have built which we hope will provide some enlightenment to the many lost souls described above. We believe that this model can be transferrable to other salient applications, such as the web-link summarization we often see accompanying our everyday Google searches.
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AMISTAD Review By David Wilcock (C)1998
Running Time: 155 minutes (2 hours 35 minutes) Starring Morgan Freeman, Matthew McConaughey, Antony Hopkins and Djimon Hounsou Directed By Steven Spielberg
After Jurassic Park (1993), Spielberg went to drama with Schindlers List (1995) a harrowing tale of the Holocaust, a subject very close to Spielberg. So, after The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), he follows it up with Amistad, a harrowing tale of slavery, mutiny, freedom, and hope. Although nowhere near as personal, or as good, as Schindlers List, Amistad is a fine film, with good acting, an interesting story, and some outstanding scenes.
The films starts spectacularly (and violently) with a mutiny by black slaves (led by Cinque, played by Hounsou) on the ship 'La Amistad.' They demand that the ship is taken back towards Africa, but they are tricked, and end up on the shores of Connecticut. They are imprisoned, and have to go to court to decide who's 'property' they are, either the ships captains, or the Queen of Spain (played by Anne Paquin, previously seen in The Piano) Slave abolitionist Theodore Joadson (Freeman) first takes their cause, and also attorney Roger Baldwin (McConaughey.)
After the great opening sequence, the film dies down a bit, and goes into standard historic fare, with sweeping music by John Williams, and some words of wisdom by Cinque, plus ex-president John Quincy Adams (Hopkins.) The two standout performances are Hounsou and Hopkins. Hounsou is superb, because he only says one line of English. The audience has to rely on his facial expressions to see what he is feeling, and he conveys them very well. Hopkins performance is the complete opposite, with the audience enjoying his superb speeches rather than his facial expressions. Both are excellent, though, although Hopkins hardly has any screen time, and only really comes in at the end of the film. Of course, the other performances are good, especially McConaughey. Sadly, Freeman is given a relatively small role, and never really gets to do much acting. It's a shame, as Freeman is a superb actor, but this role is not meaty enough for him. In fact, he hardly says anything in the film, and a fine actor is wasted.
The bad guys are good fun, with David Paymer fun as the slimy John Forsyth, and Pete Postlethwaite good as the district attorney. As usual, it turns out that the bad guys are more fun than the good guys, although as said above, Cinque and Adams are both well played, and interesting characters. Paquin is fun as the eleven year old Queen of Spain, stamping her feet and complaining to get her 'property' back.
The script, although based on a true story, is clinched. You can tell what the characters are going to say before they even say it. Advice we have heard a hundred times before is heard in this film. Sure, it may be in Mende (the slaves native language) but it is still the same words of wisdom. The costumes, set design and cinematography are impressive, however, and the music is pretty decent, and nowhere near as intrusive as in Empire of the Sun (1987) Spielbergs direction, apart from the start and the end, is surprisingly average. It isn't as powerful as Schindlers List direction, and there are no scenes that are as good as the 'shootings from the roof' or the woman showers parts in Schindlers. It's a shame, as this film could easily be as powerful as Schindlers, but it never quiet's achieve it.
The film has other flaws. The length is horrendous. This is a very long film, and the film can slow down to a crawl. In fact, halfway through the movie, it threatened to drop dead. Thankfully, there was a superb flashback sequence to save it, but then it went back to dull, then another saving sequence. It's like this through the whole. There's a superb scene that holds your attention, and then a dull one. It never quite reaches 'boring' as such, luckily, because there's always a good scene just before it becomes too dull.
Amistad, overall, is a interesting story, with two stand-out performances, and even a bit of humour, but never really a very high level of entertainment. It's a shame, because this film has a lot of promise. It's not bad, but it's not spectacular either. However, despite it's flaws and it's very long length, Amistad is interesting, and quite entertaining. Sadly, though, it's no classic.
*BEWARE: The film contains a lot of strobe lighting at the start and during the flashback.
OVERALL RATING: *** OUT OF ***** REVIEW BY DAVID WILCOCK
(C)1998 David Wilcock
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THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1994 Ben Hoffman
Powerful, horrifying, funny and altogether wonderfully uplifting, the film has "OSCAR" written all over it. Based on a novella by Stephen King, with the screenplay written and directed by Frank Darabont in his first big screen movie, this film about hope and friendship will grab you where you live. If you thought King could only write horror stories, keep in mind that he is the author of Rob Reiner's STAND BY ME. And now comes this terrific story.
Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins), is a mild-mannered banker, found guilty of having killed his wife and her lover, and sentenced to two consecutive life terms in Shawshank maximum security penitentiary in Maine. Warden Norton (Bob Gunton) is a Bible-quoting monster, as mean as they come. His head guard, Capt. Hadley (Clancy Brown), is a sadistic brute. The whole prison is a nightmare with many of the convicts having lost all sense of decency.
  He can get you anything you want ... for a price: Red has already been in for 20 years when Andy arrives.
When Andy makes known to the guards that he knows all about tax saving, and able to prepare their income tax returns, he is allowed a few more privileges. He shows Warden Norton how he can keep the bribes he receives from contractors, setting up a fake identity so the warden can deposit the money and it would be untraceable. When Andy wants to get books for the library, he is permitted by the warden to write to various people and agencies. The warden knows Andy will never get a response ... but he does.
While the film is as taut as one can get, little splashes of humor are dropped in to relieve the tension. But throughout the film, the thread of hope is woven; without hope, there is nothing. We see this despair in the trustee librarian (James Whitmore in a fine performance).
Look for Oscar nominations for Best Screenplay, Best Direction, Best Acting and Best Supporting Actors; the film has all of that. Robbins and Freeman are absolutely great! One perfect movie!
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Just download, move it to a folder of your choice and doubleclick to run it.
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It will be recognized by SikuliX at the next start and moved to the SikuliX's extension folder.
So preferably download before using the IDE the first time.
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Thoughts on Phase One
I'm almost done with Phase 1 of DBC!! We have our assessments tomorrow morning to determine if each of us will proceed to Phase 2 or have to repeat Phase 1 again. I studied a little bit, going over algorithms and creating single responsibility classes, but I honestly feel like I have a good handle on the material. There’s not much else I can do between tonight and tomorrow morning! Our assessments were actually supposed to be this morning, but the internet has been out at DBC since yesterday.
The Squirrels, who are currently in Phase 3, will graduate tomorrow afternoon and I’m so excited for them! They’ve been slaving for the past 10 days on their final projects, and I’m excited to see how they turned out. It’s a little bit a bummer, but we won’t actually get to see their presentations live since we will be taking our exams during that time. Oh well! Unfortunately even a bootcamp of 30+ software developers can’t stop the internet from breaking down when it wants to.
I’m really enjoying doing DBC full-time now, it’s such a change from Phase 0. As my one fellow student proclaimed, it’s a bit surreal coding all the time now. I know that, for me, I’ve been happier and more upbeat lately since I’m no longer working a job that I don’t enjoy.
We’ve covered a lot of material in the past three weeks. A short list: algorithms, design principles (aka. making easily- changeable code), debugging, recursion, single responsibility, parsing data, scraping websites, Nokogiri, Pry, SQL, Active Record, RSpec, and ARGV basics just to name a few. We’ve also done a lot of review from Phase 0, which has been nice and been a good refresher at just how far we’ve already come.
The biggest change has been all of the peer-pairing. We are pairing for 8 hours a day, 3 days a week! That’s a lot of pairing! Some pairs have gone better than others, but I feel like I am gaining a better understanding of how I work with other people and how I can improve. Technical abilities come a bit easier to me, but being an effective pair is a little bit harder.
I am going to update more next week so I’m not throwing five topics all into one post, but I wanted to update everyone on my progress so far! Cross your fingers that I progress to Phase 2 tomorrow, and hope everyone has a great weekend!
If you have any questions or comments, please send me either an email or a tweet. Happy coding!
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WILD THINGS
A Film Review by Fernando Vallejo
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RATING (OUT OF ****): * 1/2
The recent onslaught of film noir that has popped up in multiplexes, with everything ranging from "L.A. Confidential" to "Palmetto" to "The Big Lebowski," has proved to be an artistic commodity for veteran, talented directors. With this particular genre, directors are able to collate the sleazy underworld of the lower-class and the glamorous, opulent upper-class, while maintaining the noirish, ambiguous ambience, the staple of film noir.
"Wild Things" could be classified as a black comedy, a sultry film noir or a plain ol' erotic thriller, but the one category it doesn't qualify for is that of a quality motion picture. Overacted, overwrought and overlong, "Wild Things" is a confused mess, a movie that wants to have its cake and eat it too. With its incalculable twists, turns, more twists and more turns, it soon becomes a tedious exercise in pointlessness. In spite of game efforts by Kevin Bacon and Matt Dillon, who manage to sustain straight faces throughout the ordeal, "Wild Things" not once jells in its eroticism, unpredictability, character motivation, sense of the world, plot, etc. There's not one redeeming quality in the picture that is not technical.
Directed by John McNaughton ("Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer"), "Wild Things" follows Sam Lombardo (Matt Dillon), a hunkish, suburban Florida high school teacher who's the dream of every spruced up female in the community. Particularly one. Kelly Van Ryan (Denise Richards) adores him to such extent that she offers to wash his Jeep with a partner. Soon, her tiny shorts are soaked and tells the other girl to take a hike, enabling her to come into his house. Next thing, she cries rape. And the so-called "roller-coaster ride" ensues.
 Even Bill Murray gets into the act as Lombardo's zany lawyer. He wears a fake neck- brace, waves the finger at the other client and infuses the script with some Billy Murray. You can tell McNaughton knew he had nothing to lose assigning Murray to this role. As ridiculous as it sounds, he's the most sane character in the movie.
The community is astonished. Reporters flee to the scene. There's an 8.5-million settlement for a libel suit against Kelly's mother (Theresa Russell). There's the ambiguous cop (Kevin Bacon, who also executive produced) who sniffs something iffy in this concoction of deceit, murder and lust. We, the audience, sniff something not so lustful.
Like so many thrillers these days, including "The Usual Suspects" and "The Game," "Wild Things" eschews character for plot. McNaughton knows how to handle the camera, and he keeps the campy fillings of the script flowing with workmanlike ease, as if he knows the territory he's covering is a harmless appetizer to accompany "Henry," a furious, unsettling film directorial tour- de-force. George Clinton's score is a delight to behold. But it's the humans. The characters are mere devices for the "nasty" twists. What writer Stephen Peters does not grasp is this becomes tediously uninvolving, almost unbearable, if those who inhibit this twisted world are not interesting, don't feel real or we don't care for them. Not even the unintentionally funny moments work. The people in "Wild Things" are not so much people as they are caricatures.
Then there's the erotic content, which nearly earned the film an NC-17, for a sexless, badly edited, poorly lit menage-a-trois. And in what has to be one of the most flabbergastingly inept scenes that has graced this country, Kevin Bacon's member makes a cameo appearance with ten minutes to go. Ironically, the wildest elements of "Wild Things" are not wild at all.
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performance tables
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tech level
category for reporting in the 16 to 19 performance tables in 2016
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qualifications in the
applied general qualifications
category for reporting in the 16 to 19 performance tables in 2016


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AND
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🎠 Super-Query
A super
media-query
for styled-component. Intuitive and easy of use.
Description
We all know that Media Query
is a very important part of your application; with that you can set any kind of responsiveness and device control.
Most of the developers only use simple media feature
as part of the media query
syntax, and for that simple use case, there's a bunch of good approach for your styled-component
based application.
Media Feature examples: width | min-width | max-width | height | min-height | max-height
But how about control over the screen orientation
, aspect-ratio
, resolution
and tv
devices? Or even a interpolation between?
For those developers who need more control over the styled-component
based application, we created the SuperQuery
in order to provide a full powerful and simple control over your media query.
Want a simple code demonstration?
How about create a media query
that handles screen widths between 360px
and 1024px
?
const myStyledComponent = styled.div`
...
${SuperQuery().minWidth('360px').and().maxWidth('1024px').css`
content: 'this is awesome!'
`}
`
Cool, right? But it's even cooler to use our built-in
breakpoints, let's rewrite it!
const myStyledComponent = styled.div`
...
${SperQuery().minWidth().sm().and().maxWidth().lg().css`
content: 'this is even more awesome!'
`}
`
Of even how about control the screen orientation
over mobile
devices ?
const myStyledComponent = styled.div`
...
${SuperQuery().maxWidth().md().and().landscape().css`
content: 'Yep! Your device is on landscape mode!'
`}
`
Want a more complex query
?
const myStyledComponent = styled.div`
...
${SuperQuery()
.screen()
.and()
.deviceAspectRatio('16/9')
.or()
.screen()
.and()
.deviceAspectRatio('16/10')
.css`
content: 'Yep! Your device is on landscape mode!'
`}
`
Yeah! Now you know how simple
and powerful
is SuperQuery
!
Installation
Since we have experience some issues with NPM along the time, we strongly recomment the use of YARN Package Manage;
Download our NPM Package
For YARN users:
yarn add @themgoncalves/super-query
For NPM users:
npm install @themgoncalves/super-query
Note that it should not be in the devDependencies.
How to use
First we need to import the package into our component;
import SuperQuery from '@themgoncalves/super-query';
Then, we are ready to mix it with styled-component
:
const Title = styled.h1`
color: #666;
font-size: 16px;
${SuperQuery().minWidth().lg().css`
font-size: 20px;
`};
${SuperQuery().minWidth().lg().and().landscape().css`
font-size: 26px;
`};
`;
See how easy to implement it is?
API Documentation
This package follows the css3 media query
rule, click here to check it out.
The Media Query Syntax
A few motivating and useful examples of how your product can be used. Spice this up with code blocks and potentially more screenshots.
media_query: [[only | not]? <media_type> [ and <expression> ]*] |
<expression> [ and <expression> ]*
expression: ( <media_feature> [: <value>]? )
media_type: all | aural | braille | handheld | print |
projection | screen | tty | tv | embossed
media_feature: width | min-width | max-width
| height | min-height | max-height
| device-width | min-device-width | max-device-width
| device-height | min-device-height | max-device-height
| aspect-ratio | min-aspect-ratio | max-aspect-ratio
| device-aspect-ratio | min-device-aspect-ratio | max-device-aspect-ratio
| color | min-color | max-color
| color-index | min-color-index | max-color-index
| monochrome | min-monochrome | max-monochrome
| resolution | min-resolution | max-resolution
| scan | grid
Built-in Breakpoints
| Type | How to Use | Size | Comes after of | Following options | Can set css after? |
||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xs | .xs() |
0px | Media Feature |
Logical Operator |
✔ | ||
| sm | .sm() |
576px | Media Feature |
Logical Operator |
✔ | ||
| md | .md() |
768px | Media Feature |
Logical Operator |
✔ | ||
| lg | .lg() |
992px | Media Feature |
Logical Operator |
✔ | ||
| xl | .xl() |
1200px | Media Feature |
Logical Operator |
✔ |
Media Type
| Type | How to Use | Comes after of | Following options | Can set css after? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all | .all() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| aural | .aural() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| braille | .braille() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| handheld | .handheld() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
.print() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ | |
| projection | .projection() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| screen | .screen() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| tty | .tty() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| tv | .tv() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
| embossed | .embossed() |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator |
Logical Operator , Media Feature |
✖ |
Media Feature
| Type | How to Use | Optional Argument Example | Comes after of | Following options | Can set css after? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| width | .width() |
.width('100px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-width | .minWidth() |
.minWidth('100px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-width | .maxWidth() |
.maxWidth('100px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| height | .height() |
.height('340px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-height | .minHeight() |
.minHeight('340px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-height | .maxHeight() |
.maxHeight('340px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| device-width | .deviceWidth() |
.deviceWidth('960px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-device-width | .minDeviceWidth() |
.minDeviceWidth('960px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-device-width | .maxDeviceWidth() |
.maxDeviceWidth('960px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| device-height | .height() |
.height('320px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-device-height | .minDeviceHeight() |
.minDeviceHeight('340px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-device-height | .maxDeviceHeight() |
.maxDeviceHeight('340px') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| aspect-ratio | .aspectRatio() |
.aspectRatio('1/1') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-aspect-ratio | .minAspectRatio() |
.minAspectRatio('1/1') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-aspect-ratio | .maxAspectRatio() |
.maxAspectRatio('1/1') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| device-aspect-ratio | .deviceAspectRatio() |
.deviceAspectRatio('16/9') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-device-aspect-ratio | .minDeviceAspectRatio() |
.minDeviceAspectRatio('16/9') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-device-aspect-ratio | .maxDeviceAspectRatio() |
.maxDeviceAspectRatio('16/9') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| color | .color() |
n/a |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-color | .minColor() |
.minColor('4') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-color | .maxColor() |
.maxColor('4') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| color-index | .colorIndex() |
.colorIndex('256') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-color-index | .minColorIndex() |
.minColorIndex('256') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-color-index | .maxColorIndex() |
.maxColorIndex('256') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| monochrome | .monochrome() |
n/a |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-monochrome | .minMonochrome() |
.minMonochrome('8') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-monochrome | .maxMonochrome() |
.maxMonochrome('8') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| resolution | .resolution() |
.resolution('300dpi') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| min-resolution | .minResolution() |
.minResolution('300dpi') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| max-resolution | .maxResolution() |
.maxResolution('300dpi') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| scan | .scan() |
.scan('progressive') |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
| grid | .grid() |
n/a |
SuperQuery() , Logical Operator , Media Type |
Logical Operator , Breakpoints |
✔ |
Screen Orientation
| Type | How to Use | Comes after of | Following options | Can set css after? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| landscape | .landscape() |
Logical Operator |
Logical Operator |
✔ |
| portrait | .portrait() |
Logical Operator |
Logical Operator |
✔ |
Logical Operator
| Type | How to Use | Comes after of | Following options | Can set css after? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| and | .and() |
Media Feature , Screen Orientation , Breakpoints |
Media Type , Media Feature , Screen Orientation |
✖ |
| or | .or() |
Media Feature , Screen Orientation , Breakpoints |
Media Type , Media Feature , Screen Orientation |
✖ |
| not | .not() |
SuperQuery() |
Media Type |
✖ |
| only | .only() |
SuperQuery() |
Media Type |
✖ |
Render CSS
Simply call the css
function as the last iteration and pass the css syntax
throw ES6 Tagged Template Literals
:
const List = styled.ul`
list-style: none;
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
SuperQuery().minWidth().md().css`
color: white;
font-size: 14px;
text-decoration: none;
`
`
How to create custom breakpoints?
One of the coolest features we have on SuperQuery is the possibility to override our default breakpoints into your own custom.
Here is how to do:
import SuperQuery from '@themgoncalves/super-query';
// Here is an example of a custom breakpoint
const customBreakpoints = {
extraSmall: 360,
small: 640,
medium: 960,
large: 1024,
extraLarge: 1200,
superExtraLarge: 1600,
};
// Then just import your custom breakpoints into the `SuperQuery`
// and you are Zready start use it!
const Title = styled.h1`
color: #666;
font-size: 16px;
${SuperQuery(customBreakpoints).minWidth().superExtraLarge().css`
font-size: 20px;
`};
`;
// Or your custom breakpoints directly from `ThemeProvider`
const Title = styled.h1`
color: #666;
font-size: 16px;
${props => SuperQuery(props.theme.breakpoints).minWidth().superExtraLarge().css`
font-size: 20px;
`};
`;
NEW: Orientation
We have added in the version 1.0.0
a new feature: Orientation
, which is a Screen Orientation manager
.
This feature is an implementation of the Web API Screen.orientation
available in the modern browser.
Note that this feature might not work on a several environments, like in the iOS
.
For more information, click here and check the browser compatibility
How to use
import { Orientation } from '@themgoncalves/super-query';
// or you can import direct the module
import Orientation from '@themgoncalves/super-query/orientation';
Listening for screen orientation change
Orientation.onChange((orientation) => {
console.inf('Screen orientation has changed to: ', orientation);
});
Get the current orientation
const currentOrientation = Orientation.current();
console.info('Current screen orientation: ', currentOrientation);
Locking the orientation
// screen orientations available to be locked:
// landscape-primary
// landscape-secondary
// portrait-primary
// portrait-secondary
const wasScreenLocked = Orientation.lock('portrait-primary');
// or you can pass an array with the orientations to be locked
const wasScreenLocked = Orientation.lock(['portrait-primary', 'portrait-secondary']);
console.info('Was screen locked? ', wasScreenLocked);
Unlocking the screen
const wasScreenUnlocked = Orientation.unlock();
console.info('Was screen unlocked? ', wasScreenUnlocked);
Check if the screen orientation was locked
before
const wasScreenOrientationLocked = Orientation.isLocked();
console.info('Was screen orientation locked before? ', wasScreenOrientationLocked);
Release History
- 2.0.0
- NEW: Option to override
bult-in breakpoints
directly fromSuperQuery(myCustombreakpoints)
- DEPRECATED:
configureBreakpoints()
to set custom breakpoints, useSuperQuery(myCustombreakpoints)
instead
- NEW: Option to override
- 1.0.0
- Stable version
- NEW: Created
Orientation
- Screen Orientation management - NEW: Created
Example
(Demo) of Super-Query - Improved folder structure
- 0.1.1
- Fixed typo in the
ToString
method used for tests - Minor fixes and improvement in the project's documentation
- Fixed typo in the
- 0.1.0
- First release
- NEW: Created
configureBreakpoints()
to set custom breakpoints
- 0.0.1
- Work in progress
Meta
Author
Marcos Gonçalves – LinkedIn – Website
License
Distributed under the MIT license. Click here for more information.
https://github.com/themgoncalves/super-query
Contributing
- Fork it (https://github.com/themgoncalves/super-query/fork)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/fooBar
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m ':zap: Add some fooBar'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/fooBar
) - Create a new Pull Request


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sendDisplayRequest(RequestType, DisplayParams, OnBazaarResponse)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
BazaarRequest
Send a request, spawn a thread, and return the result via the listener.
setAction(Action)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The submission action to take -- either Preview or Submit.
setAgreedToTermsAndConditions(boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Boolean indicating whether or not the user agreed to the terms and conditions.
setAnswerText(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Contains the text of an answer for an answer request.
setCampaignId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Arbitrary text that may be saved alongside content to indicate vehicle by which content was captured, e.g.
setCategoryId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The id of the category that this content is being submitted on.
setCommentText(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The text of the comment for a comment request.
setContentId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Sets ID of the content with which a feedback request is associated.
setContentType(MediaParamsContentType)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
The content type for which this media is being submitted.
setContentType(FeedbackContentType)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Sets the type of content with which a feedback request is associated.
setExcludeFamily(Boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
DisplayParams
Boolean flag indicating whether to exclude content (reviews, questions, etc.) from other products in the same family as the requested product.
setFeedbackType(FeedbackType)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Sets the type of feedback with which a feedback request is associated.
setIsUserAnonymous(boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Indicates whether this submission should be displayed anonymously.
setLimit(int)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
DisplayParams
Limits the maximum number of results that may be returned.
setLocale(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
DisplayParams
Locale to display Labels, Configuration, Product Attributes and Category Attributes in.
setLocale(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Locale to display Labels, Configuration, Product Attributes and Category Attributes in.
setLocale(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Locale to display Labels, Configuration, Product Attributes and Category Attributes in.
setNetPromoterComment(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Text representing a user comment to explain numerical Net Promoter score.
setNetPromoterScore(int)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Value is a positive integer between 1 and 10 representing a numerical rating in response to “How would you rate this company?”
setOffset(int)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
DisplayParams
Changes the index at which to begin returning results.
setPhoto(File)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Read a file and set it as the media object.
setPhoto(byte[], String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Set a photo as the media object.
setPhoto(Bitmap, String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Sets photo directly from a bitmap
setPhotoUrl(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
URL of the photo to be uploaded.
setProductId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The id of the product that this content is being submitted on.
setQuestionDetails(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Contains the text of the question details for a question request.
setQuestionId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The id of the category that this content is being submitted on for a BVPostTypeQuestion request.
setQuestionSummary(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Contains the text of the question summary for a question request.
setRating(int)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Value is positive integer between 1 and 5, and represents review overall rating.
setReasonText(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Reason that feedback content has been flagged as inappropriate.
setRecommended(boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Boolean answer to "I would recommend this to a friend".
setReviewId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The id of the review that a comment is being submitted on for a comment request.
setReviewText(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Contains the text of an review for a review submission.
setSearch(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
DisplayParams
Set the search term to query.
setSendEmailAlertWhenCommented(boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Boolean indicating whether or not the user wants to be notified when a comment is posted on the content.
setSendEmailAlertWhenPublished(boolean)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Boolean indicating whether or not the user wants to be notified when his/her content is published.
setStoryId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The id of the story that a comment is being submitted on for a story comment request.
setStoryText(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
The text of the story for a story request.
setTitle(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Content title text.
setUserEmail(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
User's email address.
setUserId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
User's external ID.
setUserId(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
User's external ID.
setUserLocation(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
User location text.
setUserNickname(String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
User nickname display text.
setVideo(File)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Read a file and set it as the media object.
setVideo(byte[], String)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Set a video as the media object.
setVote(FeedbackVoteType)
- Method in class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Helpfulness vote for this content (positive or negative).
SubmissionMediaParams
- Class in
com.bazaarvoice
Handles the parameters for media submission.
SubmissionMediaParams(MediaParamsContentType)
- Constructor for class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionMediaParams
Create a new instance of SubmissionMediaParams with a given "Content Type" parameter.
SubmissionParams
- Class in
com.bazaarvoice
Handles the parameters for content submission.
SubmissionParams()
- Constructor for class com.bazaarvoice.
SubmissionParams
Creates a SubmissionParams instance.
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MRS.MABEL Nkomo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CONTACT PHONE ;27-83-341-3608 PRESIDENT/CEO I am Mrs. Mabel Nkomo. I am a widow with a chronic renal insufficiency case, a kidney disease and I am presently putting up here with my son in South Africa as a refugee due to my late husband involvement in the war crises that eluded my country SEIRRA LEONE.All that we have have been confiscated living i and my son runing for our dear life and safty. In view of this development i want to inform you of an urgent assistance I need from you . I will like you to please source a trustworthy person to receive a certain deposit I inherited from my late husband for an investment. My late husband deposited the sum of $ 15 million as if he knows of his death with a private security company here in SOUTH AFRICA before his death while in service as a general in the Army in my home country and before his death, he handed me over all the documents relating to the deposit in the security company and asked me to leave for SOUTH AFRICA and arrange with a foreign partner to invest the money so that my child could have a better life and take a good care of me. Consequently, I and my son has come to this place and have located the SECURITY COMPANY and all modalities have been put in place to transfer this money abroad. I therefore want to use you as my late husband's foreign associate to receive this money into your account or to whom you may recommend for the investment so that my son can continue his BUSINESS while I am properly administered medically abroad. Meanwhile, I will like you to urgently indicate your willingness to me so that I can furnish you the related documents and lodgement reciept of the deposit with the bank for your perusals and confirmation Because of my ill health, I am mostly bedridden in the hospital on renal dialysis, this is a system of rtificially doing/performing the functions of the kidneys. By this, the excess toxic waste products in my blood are washed out. So in case you call, feel free to speak with my son ROBERT on telephone number +27-83-341-3608 He also has the details of what I have briefed you. This is my private email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more details I will like you to reply or call him immediately so that he can detail you ccordingly concerning this and the next step to take, please note that you will be compensated accordingly for assisting me with25% ,10% for any espenses that bouth parties will incure during the transaction More-over, i wish to inform you that this transaction is 100% risk free. Hope to hearing from you urgently. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Mabel NKOMO


05 July 1996
Disease Outbreak Reported
An outbreak of cholera has been reported in the southern part of the town of N'Djamena as well as in 7 villages on the main route going south.
Between 3 and 30 June 601 cases with 51 deaths had been reported. A crisis committee was set up and a plan of action formulated to control the epidemic. The WHO Representative is collaborating with the health authorities in organizing the control activities and supplies necessary for treatment.


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