Provides a container for all settings as well as handles logic to load configuration files.
__construct(string $configFilePath, string $configFileType)
Loads the config file if one is provided.
string
The absolute file path to a config file. If specified, it will attempt to load.
string
The type of config file, if empty it will auto-detect.
get(string $key) : mixed
If false is a possible value, you'll need to check has() to determine if it means false is the value or if false indicates the key doesn't exist.
string
The key to the value to get.
mixed
The object which matches the key or FALSE if it isn't found.has(string $key) : bool
string
bool
Indicates if the given key has a stored setting.load(array $settings)
This can be useful to load settings directly during runtime.
array
An array of key/value pairs to set.
loadConfigFile(string $configFilePath, string $configFileType)
If $configFilePath is empty, it will attempt to load DIR . '/settings.ini'. If $configFileType is empty, it will attempt to auto-detect the type based on extension, defaulting to ini type if it fails to auto-detect.
Three config file types are supported: - ini - An ini-style configuration. - yml/yaml - A YAML-style configuration. - xml - An XML style configuration.
string
The absolute path to the config file to load.
string
The config file type. Defaults to auto-detect.
\Exception |
If $configFileType isn't a usable type. |
|---|
set(string $key, mixed $value)
If the given key already exists, that value is overridden.
string
The key to store the value at.
mixed
The value to store.
detectConfigType($configFile) : string
If it can't find a supported type, it defaults to ini-type.
The absolute path of a configFile.
string
The config type that was matched, which will be "yml", "yaml", "xml", or "ini".loadIniConfigFile(string $configFilePath)
string
Absolute path to config file.
\Exception |
If the file fails to load. |
|---|
loadXmlConfigFile(string $configFilePath)
| todo | Implement this when someone requests it or someone is really bored. |
|---|
string
Absolute path to config file.
\Exception |
Always, since it isn't implemented. |
|---|
loadYamlConfigFile(string $configFilePath)
string
Absolute path to config file.
\Exception |
If the file fails to load or yaml_parse_file is unavailable. |
|---|
$settings : array


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There are many people who have helped me learn about web design and have helped out in some shape,
way or form with my projects.

Here are some of them.

brandon_wallace, chuckadams, Roma: Critique/feedback

Lauren, Lucas, Taha, Jacob, Tony, Erik, Prof. Keefe: Design guidance/personal cheerleaders

vecteezy.com: Background graphic for Mucci Men website

gjtorikian: Earthbound Battle Background Generator

Web Design and Development Discord: Mucci Men CSS animation assistance

Thank you for your help, everyone.


EQ Recipe : Earring of Nature / Earring of the Solstice
Combine the 9 ingredients in a forge. Give your completed Xanthe's Earring of Nature to Rebecca Cabbageleaf in Fungus Grove to change it to a Earring of the Solstice
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1 x Demi-Sec Champagne
Crafted - Brewing 250 Trival
1 x Champagne Magnumn
Crafted - Jewelcraft 196 Trival
1 x Bottle
Bought
POK - Basur Tuqual
1 x Enchanted Gold bar
Enchant Gold Spell cast by ENC
1 x Gold Bar
1 x Opal
Bought
POK - Kirem Deepfacet
2 x Grapes
Bought
POK - Brewmaster Berina
1 x Soda Water
Crafted - Brewing 58 Trival
1 x Soda
Bought
POK - Cadin Zharik
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supplies Merchant
1 x Wine Yeast
Bought
POK - Merabo Sotath
1 x Mistletoe Cutting Sickle
Crafted - Smithing 250 Trival
1 x Blessed Sickle Blade
Crafted - Smithing 183
1 x Blessed Dust of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Emerald
Imbue Emerald Spell Cast By Cleric or Druid of Tunare
1 x Emerald
1 x Jar of Acid
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Curved Blade Mold
Bought
POK - Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Emerald
Bought
POK - Kirem Deepfacet
1 x Mistletoe Temper
Crafted - Brewing 136 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Elven Wine
Bought
POK - Brewmaster Berina
1 x Mistletoe
Bought
POK - Mirao Frostpouch
1 x Sheet Metal
Bought
POK - Kaleras DarkAnvil
1 x Smithy Hammer
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Blessed Sickle Hilt
Crafted - Smithing 180 Trival
1 x Blessed Dust of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Emerald
Imbue Emerald Spell Cast By Cleric or Druid of Tunare
1 x Emerald
1 x Jar of Acid
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Hilt Mold
Bought
POK -Magnar Quok
1 x Mistletoe Temper
Crafted - Brewing 136 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Elven Wine
Bought
POK Brewmaster Berina
1 x Mistletoe
Bought
POK - Mirao Frostpouch
1 x Ruby
Bought
POK - Jeweler Nonny
1 x Sheet Metal
Bought
POK - Kaleras DarkAnvil
1 x Smithy Hammer
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Blessed Sickle Pommel
Crafted - Smithing 183
1 x Blessed Dust of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Emerald
Imbue Emerald Spell Cast by Cleric or Druid of Tunare
1 x Emerald
1 x Jar of Acid
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Mistletoe Temper
Crafted - Brewing 136 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Elven Wine
Bought
POK Brewmaster Berina
1 x Mistletoe
Bought
POK - Mirao Frostpouch
1 x Pommel Mold
Bought
POK - Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Sapphire
Bought
POK - Jeweler Nonny
1 x Sheet Metal
Bought
POK - Kaleras DarkAnvil
1 x Smithy Hammer
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Smithy Hammer
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Golden Idol of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 41 Trival
Divine Crystalline Glaze
Crafted - Non- tradeskill in a container called Glaze Mortar sold by Dalin Greskar
1 x Iron Oxide
Found 5 very quickly by porting to DSH and running to Steamfont. Right around the big gears and metal you will see several ground spawns, several of which are Iron Oxide. If you have difficulty seeing the spawns, try disabling "Radial Flora" (Options > Display > Advanced). They take a long time to respawn (an hour or more) so I would come back later if you can't find enough the first time.
1 x Permafrost Cystals
Head to Guild Lobby and tell the Magus "Everfrost". It puts you close to the Permafrost entrance. There are a lot of ground spawns that are easily accessible while invis. I can usually pick up 5 in just a few minutes. They also drop from mobs if you're desperate or farming them.
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supply Merchants
1 x White Lead
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Lead Sulphide
Bought
Crescent Reach - Poisoner Salihah
1 x Limestone
Bought
Crescent Reach - Poisoner Salihah
1 x High Quality Firing Sheet
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Unfired Idol of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 242 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Gold Bar
Bought
POK - Jeweler Nonny
1 x Idol Sketch
Bought
POK - Gligo Muddypants
1 x Embued Emerald
Imbue Emerald Spell Cast By Cleric or Druid of Tunare
1 x Emerald
1 x Large Block of Magic Clay
1 x Large Block of Clay
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Cast Enchant Clay by an ENC
1 x Sculpting Tools
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Vial of Distilled Mana
Distill Mana Spell Cast by Enchanter
1 x Poison Vial
Bought
POK - Telir Na`Shalith
2 or 3 x Sapphire - mixed reports
Bought
POK - Jeweler Nonny
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supply vendors
1 x Blessed Fishing Rod
Crafted - Fishing 202 Trival
1 x Blessed Dust of Karana
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Plains Pebble
Imbue Plains Pebble Cast By Cleric or Druid who worship Karana
1 x Plains Pebble
Foraged
East Karana
North Karana
South Karana
West Karana
1 x Jar of Acid
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Branch of Planar Oak
Foraged
Plane Of Growth
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Spool
Crafted - Smithing 106 Trival
1 x Sandalwood
Bought
POK - Serin ODanos
2 x Velium Bits
Crafted - Smithing - 21 Trival
2 x Small Pieces of Velium
Dropp / Reduction Recipe using a Chisel and a small brick of velium which is reduced from a Large brick of velium
Crystal Caverns - a Ry'Gorr miner
1 x Coldain Velium Temper
Bought
Thurgadin - Nimren Stonecutter near the rogue GM
1 x Treated Silk Fibers
Crafted - Tailoring - 150 Trival
1 x Dragon Egg Oil
Crafted - Brewing 150 Trival
Dragon Egg
Foraged
Western Wastes
Temple of Veeshan
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Silk Cord
Crafted - Trailoring - 26 trival
3 x Silk Thread
Crafted - Tailering 16 Trivial
2 x Spiderling Silk
Dropped
Crescent Reach - any spiderling
1 x Star Ruby Encrusted Stein
Crafted - Pottery 33 Trivial
1 x High Quality Firing Sheet
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Unfired Star Ruby Encrusted Stein
Crafted - Pottery 335 Trivial
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Ceremic Lining Sketch
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Lacquered Star Ruby
Crafted - JewelCraft 128 Trival
1 x Jar of Lacquer
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Star Ruby
Bought
POK - Jeweler Nonny
1 x Large Block of Magic Clay
1 x Large Block of Clay
Bought
POK - Tallis Paerk
1 x Cast Enchant Clay by an ENC
1 x Sculpting Tools
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Ceremonial Solstice Robe
Crafted - Tailoring 252 Trival
1 x Emobroidering Needle
Crafted - Smithing 122 Trivial
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Metal Bits
Crafted - Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Needle Mold
Bought
POK- Tratlan Matrick
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Gem Studded Chain
Crafted - Jewelcraft 250 Trival
1 x Emerald - POK Jeweler Nonny
1 x Ruby -POK Jeweler Nonny
1 x Sapphire POK Jeweler Nonny
1 x Worked Silver Chain
Crafted - Smithing 111 Trivial
1 x Enchanted Silver Bar
Cast of Enchant Silver Spell by ENC
1 x Silver bar
Bought
POK- Jeweler Nonny
1 x Metal Bits
Crafted - Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
3 x Sacred Tunare Silk
Crafted Tailoring 135 Trivial
1 x Blessed Dust of Tunare
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Emerald
Imbue Emerald Spell Cast By ENC
1 x Emerald
1 x Jar of Acid
Bought
POK - Kanio Paerk
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Silk Swatch
Crafted - Tailoring 16 Trivial
2 x Spider Silk
Dropped
Dreadlands - a drachnid type mobs
1 x Tunic Pattern
Bought
POK - Sherin Matrick
1 x Lotus Pie
Crafted - Baking Trivial 236
1 x Clump of Dough
Crafted - Baking 17 Trivial
1 x Bottle of Milk
POK - Vuli Ironstove
1 x Cup of Flour
POK - Klen Ironstove
1 x Snake Egg
Dropped - West Freeport - a snake
1 x Pie Tin
Crafted - Smithing 35 trival
1 x Ceramic Lining
Crafted - Pottery 17 Trivial
1 x Quality Firing Sheet
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Unfired Ceramic Lining
Crafted - Pottery 36 Trivial
1 x Ceremic Lining Sketch
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Small Block of Clay
Bought
POK- Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Metal Bits
Crafted - Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Pie Tin Mold
Bought
POK - Savet Iornstove
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Thick Lotus Paste
Crafted - Baking 122 Trival
1 x Allspice
Bought
POK - Severg ODanos
1 x Black Lotus Stem OR 1 x Sticky Lotus Sap OR 1 x Soft Lotus Petals OR 1 x Sweet Lotus Sap
Dropped
Fungus Grove - a deep cavern lotus
1 x Cup of Flour
Bought
POK - Klen Ironstove
1 x Cream
Crafted - Baking 83 Trival
1 x Benzoin
Bought
POK - Severg O'Danos
2 x Bottle of Milk
Bought
POK - Vuli Ironstove
1 x Dairy Spoon
Crafted - Smithing 74 Trival
2 x Metal Bits
Crafted Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Scaler Mold
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Misty Thicket Picnic
Crafted - Baking 335 Trivial
1 x Jumjum Salad
1 x Fennel
Bought
POK - Edvard O`Danos
1 x Jumjum Stalk
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Lettuce
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Vegetables
Crafted - Baking 15 Trivial
1 x Lettuce
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Carrot
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Turnip
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Jumjum Spiced Beer
Crafted - Brewing 162 Trivial
1 x Jumjum Stalk
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Barley
Bought
POK - Brewmaster Berina
1 x Bottle
Bought
POK - Basur Tuqual
1 x Hops
Bought
POK - Bargol Halith
1 x Spices
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supply Merchants
1 x Marmalade Sandwich
Crafted - Baking 99 Trivial
1 x Apricot Marmalade
Crafted - Baking 99 Trivial
1 x Fruit
Foraged
Abysmal Sea
3 x Frosting
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Loaf of Bread
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Mature Cheese
Crafted Baking 84 Trivial
1 x Dairy Spoon
Crafted - Smithing 74 Trival
2 x Metal Bits
Crafted Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Scaler Mold
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
2 x Bottle of Milk
Bought
POK - Vuli Ironstove
1 x Rennet
Bought
POK - Vuli Ironstov
1 x Picnic Basket
Crafted Tailoring 76 Trivial
1 x Steel Boning
Crafted - Smithing 37 Trivial
1 x File
Crafted - Smithing 21 Trivial
1 x File Mold
Bought
POK - Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Metal Bits
Crafted Smithing 18 Trivial
2 x Small Piece of Ore
Bought
POK- Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK- General Supply Merchants
1 x Small Brick of Ore
Bought
POK - Blacksmith Gerta
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supply Merchants
1 x Woven Mandrake
Crafted - Tailoring 66 Trivial
2 x Mandrake Roots
Bought
POK - Severg O'Danos
1 x Royal Mints
Crafted Baking 76 Trivial
1 x Eucalyptus Leaf
Bought
POK - Alchemist Redsa
1 x Frosting
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
2 x Slice of Jumjum Cake
Crafted Baking 27 Trivial
1 x Cake Round
Crafted - Pottery 15 Trivial
1 x High Quality Firing Sheet
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Unfired Cake Round
Crafted - Pottery 115 Trivial
1 x Block of Clay
Bought
POK - Dalin Greskar
1 x Cake Round Sketch
Bought
POK - Gligo Muddypants
1 x Glass Shard
Bought
POK - Elisha Dirtyshoes
1 x Water Flask
Bought
POK - General Supply Merchants
1 x Clump of Dough
Crafted - Baking 17 Trivial
1 x Bottle of Milk
POK - Vuli Ironstove
1 x Cup of Flour
POK - Klen Ironstove
1 x Snake Egg
Dropped - West Freeport - a snake
1 x Frosting
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Jumjum Stalk
Bought
POK - Chef Denrun
1 x Winter Chocolate
Crafted - Baking 95 Trivial
2 x Frosting
Bought
POK - Culkin Ironstove
1 x Brownie Parts
Dropped
Dragonscale Hills - any a darkvine type mob
1 x Lucky Cabbage
Crafted - Baking 182 Trivial
1 x Blessed Dust of Karana
Crafted - Pottery 103 Trival
1 x Celestial Essence
Crafted - Baking 15 Trival
1 x Celestial Solvent
Bought
POK - Darius Gandril
3 x Scent of Marr
Bought
POK - Sansus Rasumus
1 x Embued Plains Pebble
Imbue Plains Pebble Cast By Cleric or Druid who worship Karana


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General
Luwra provides an easy way to turn any C or C++ function into a
lua_CFunction which can be used by the
Lua VM. Note, all parameter types must be readable from the stack (Value<T>::read
exists for all)
and the return type must be pushable (Value<T>::push
exists).
Wrap functions
Assuming you have a function similiar to this:
int my_function(const char* a, int b) {
return /* magic */;
}
You can easily wrap it using the LUWRA_WRAP
macro:
// Convert to lua_CFunction
lua_CFunction cfun = LUWRA_WRAP(my_function);
// Do something with it, for example set it as a Lua global function
luwra::setGlobal(lua, "my_function", cfun);
Note: Do not provide the address of your function (e.g. &my_function
) to any wrapping macro.
The macros will take care of this themselves. You must provide only the name of the function.
Calling the function from Lua is fairly straightforward:
local my_result = my_function("Hello World", 1337)
print(my_result)
Wrap methods and fields
It is also possible to turn C++ field accessors and methods into lua_CFunction
s. It is a little
trickier than wrapping normal functions. The resulting Lua functions expect the first (or self
)
parameter to be a user type instance of the type which the wrapped field or method belongs to.
Note: Before you wrap fields and methods manually, you might want to take a look at the User Types section.
The next examples will operate on the following structure:
struct Point {
double x, y;
// ...
void scale(double f) {
x *= f;
y *= f;
}
};
In order to wrap x
, y
and scale
we utilize the LUWRA_WRAP
macro again:
lua_CFunction cfun_x = LUWRA_WRAP(Point::x),
cfun_y = LUWRA_WRAP(Point::y),
cfun_scale = LUWRA_WRAP(Point::scale);
// Register as globals
luwra::setGlobal(lua, "x", cfun_x);
luwra::setGlobal(lua, "y", cfun_y);
luwra::setGlobal(lua, "scale", cfun_scale);
Usage looks like this:
local my_point = -- Magic
-- Access 'x' and 'y' field
print(x(my_point), y(my_point))
-- Set 'x' and 'y' field
x(my_point, 13.37)
y(my_point, 73.31)
-- Invoke 'scale' method
scale(my_point, 2)


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the miso halibut, mix the miso paste, sugar, soy sauce, sake and mirin together in a large glass bowl until well combined.
Add the halibut fillets and mix until completely coated in the marinade. Cover the bowl and chill in the fridge and marinade for at least four hours, or preferably overnight.
Meanwhile, for the prawn dumplings, blend the chopped prawns, soy sauce, mirin and ginger in a food processor for 12-15 seconds, or until roughly combined. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and stir in the spring onion.
Place three wonton wrappers onto a chopping board and place one teaspoonful of the prawn mixture into the centre of each.
Brush the edges of the wonton wrappers with a little of the beaten egg mixture, then fold each wrapper in half over the mixture, to form a triangle shape, and seal the edges together.
Repeat the process with the remaining wonton wrappers and filling mixture.
Wrap a filled wonton wrapper around your finger so that the two corners at the base of the triangle meet. Press these two corners together (the dumpling should resemble a tortellini.)
Repeat the process with the remaining filled wontons.
Chill the prawn dumplings in the fridge until needed.
When the halibut fillets have marinated, preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Remove the halibut fillets from the marinade, shaking off any excess, then transfer them to a lightly oiled baking tray. Grill for 5-6 minutes, turning once during cooking, until just cooked through. (NB: The halibut is cooked through when the flesh is opaque.)
Just before serving, bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Add the prawn dumplings to the boiling water, in batches, and boil for 2-3 minutes. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Repeat the process with the remaining dumplings.
Meanwhile, for the shiso broth, bring the stock, sake, soy sauce, ginger, sugar and salt to a simmer in a saucepan.
Add the vegetables and simmer for 2-3 minutes, or until just tender, then add the dumplings to the broth and heat until warmed through.
To serve, place three prawn dumplings into each of four warmed serving bowls. Pour over the broth and vegetables. Add two shiso leaves to each bowl, then top each portion with a grilled halibut fillet. Sprinkle each dish with a pinch of shichimi pepper.


popsugar
Businessmodel of POPSUGAR
Customer Segments
POPSUGAR has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at women aged 18 to 40.
Value Proposition
POPSUGAR offers two primary value propositions: accessibility and and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by providing a wide variety of options. It operates three brands that cater to a wide range of customer needs and preferences, in mobile, video, and social formats:
- POPSUGAR – This lifestyle site provides multi-platform content across entertainment, fashion, beauty, fitness, food, and parenting. Specific content focuses on trends, tips, and updates, but it also includes a video series, live event coverage, shopping experiences, and celebrity/expert interviews.
- ShopStyle – A search portal that enables visitors to search, find, and buy the latest trends through a convenient shopping experience.
- POPSUGAR Must Have – A monthly subscription service that provides subscribers with curated boxes filled with the products reflecting the latest trends in beauty, fashion, home, and more. Beyond its broad selection, POPSUGAR has an international presence, operating in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, China, the Middle East, and the United Kingdom.
The company has established a strong brand due to its success. It touts itself as the leading lifestyle brand for young women, reaching one in three female Millennials. It is also the #1 independent media and technology company for women in general. Its combined brands draw in 100 million visitors (three million daily for POPSUGAR) and 2.4 billion content views on a monthly basis. Its video production arm, POPSUGAR Studios, generates over 250 million monthly views of its original series. It has 27 million followers on its social media platforms, and ranks at #2 among Millennial female publishers in terms of social video views (Facebook and YouTube). Through its ShopStyle site, which attracts 18 million monthly shoppers from 175 countries, it drives $1 billion in annual sales to its retail partners. Lastly, it has won a number of honors, including two Native Advertisers People’s Choice Awards for Best Branded Video and Most Pioneering Publisher.
Channels
POPSUGAR’s main channel is its website. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages, online/mobile/TV advertising, and participation in conferences.
Customer Relationships
POPSUGAR’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service, automated nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees. The company’s website provides access to an e-mail newsletter that features updates and advice.
That said, there is a personal service component in the form of e-mail support and the POPSUGAR Must Have subscription service, which delivers curated items to customers.
Key Activities
POPSUGAR’s business model entails maintaining a robust online platform for its readers.
Key Partners
POPSUGAR maintains the following types of partnerships:
- Retail Partnerships – The company invites brands to become listed on ShopStyle, its eCommerce platform, so they can promote their offerings to its readers. The site’s commerce experts provide unique merchandising opportunities through a wide variety of formats. ShopStyle has 1,400 retail partners; specific ones range from luxury chains such as Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, to big box stores such as Target, to boutique brands such as Farfetch, to marketplaces such as eBay. These brands can also elect to have their products included as part of curated boxes sent to readers as part of the POPSUGAR Must Have subscription service.
- Contributor Partnerships – The company operates POPSUGAR Voices, a program through which it invites third parties to produce content (namely articles) for its platform that focuses on women’s interests and passions and promotes their stories and diverse experiences. ### Key Resources
POPSUGAR’s main resources are its human resources, who include the technology employees that maintain its websites; the bloggers, videographers, designers, and other creative personnel that provide content; and the customer service employees that provide support.
As a startup it has relied heavily on funding from outside parties, raising $46 million from three investors as of April 2011.
Cost Structure
POPSUGAR has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation and low-price value propositions. Its biggest cost driver is likely content creation, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are in the areas of customer support/operations and administration, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
POPSUGAR has two revenue streams:
Advertising Revenues – The company generates revenues by charging third parties a fee to advertise their offerings on its platform.
Service Revenues – The company generates revenues by charging fees for the following services:
- POPSUGAR Bakery – An in-house content studio that works with brands to produce native adertising solutions. It helps them develop integrated marketing campaigns spanning various channels from videos to events. Specific capabilities include Video Production, Original Photography, Digital and Mobile Experiences, Social Media Activation, Experiential Marketing, Premium Blogger Programs, and Talent Acquisition.
- POPSUGAR Studios – The company’s video production arm. It works with brands to produce content that promotes their offerings to its customers, using mobile-first and platform-first videos. Channels include television and social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat, and content includes everything from comedic shows to lifestyle advice.


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WePay Signer for Ruby
The Signer class is designed for those who are signing data on behalf of a public-private keypair.
In principle, the "client party" has public key (i.e., client_id
) and a matching private key (i.e., client_secret
) that can be verified by both the signer and the client (but nobody else as we don't want to make forgeries possible).
The "signing party" has a simple identifier which acts as an additional piece of entropy in the algorithm, and can help differentiate between multiple signing parties if the client party does something like try to use the same public-private keypair independently of a signing party (as is common with GPG signing).
Based on a simplified version of the AWS Signature v4.
This project uses Semantic Versioning for managing backwards-compatibility.
NOTE: To use this gem alongside the
wepay
gem, thewepay
gem MUST be at least version0.2.0
.
Examples
(Using word_wrap() for line wrapping.)
client_id = 'your_client_id'
client_secret = 'your_client_secret'
signer = WePay::Signer.new(client_id, client_secret)
signature = signer.sign({
:token => your_token,
:page => wepay_page_to_visit,
:redirect_uri => partner_page_to_return_to,
})
puts signature.word_wrap(64)
#=> dfbffab5b6f7156402da8147886bba3eba67bd5baf2e780ba9d39e8437db7c47
#=> 35e9a0b834aa21ac76f98da8c52a2a0cd1b0192d0f0df5c98e3848b1b2e1a037
querystring = signer.generate_query_string_params({
:token => your_token,
:page => wepay_page_to_visit,
:redirect_uri => partner_page_to_return_to,
})
#=> client_id=your_client_id&
#=> page=https://wepay.com/account/12345&
#=> redirect_uri=https://partnersite.com/home&
#=> token=dfbffab5b6f7156402da8147886bba3eba67bd5baf2e780ba9d39e8437db7c47...
Installation
gem 'wepay-signer'
And include it in your scripts:
require 'wepay-signer'
Testing
Firstly, run bundle install
to download and install the dependencies.
You can run the tests as follows:
make test
API Reference
The API Reference is generated by a tool called YARD. Once it's installed, you can generate updated documentation by running the following command in the root of the repository.
make docs
Deploying
- The
Makefile
(yes,Makefile
) has a series of commands to simplify the development and deployment process. - Also install Chag. This is used for managing the CHANGELOG and annotating the Git release correctly.
Updating the CHANGELOG
Make sure that the CHANGELOG.md is human-friendly. See http://keepachangelog.com if you don’t know how.
make
Running make
by itself will show you a list of available sub-commands.
$ make
all
docs
gem
install
pushdocs
pushgem
tag
test
version
make pushdocs
You will need to have write-access to the wepay/signer-ruby
repository on GitHub. You should have already set up:
- Your SSH key with your GitHub account.
- Had your GitHub user given write-access to the repository.
Then you can run:
make pushdocs
You can view your changes at https://wepay.github.io/signer-ruby/.
make pushgem
You will need to have pulled-down the proper gem credentials first. When prompted, enter your RubyGems password.
Login and view your RubyGems profile page to see the proper command.
Then you can run:
make pushgem
If you need to add an additional gem owner:
gem owner wepay -a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can view your changes at https://rubygems.org/gems/wepay-signer.
make tag
This will leverage Chag to generate a commit for the tag. Then you can run:
make tag
Drafting a GitHub release
- Go to https://github.com/wepay/signer-ruby/tags
- Find the new tag that you just pushed. Click the ellipsis (
…
) to see the commit notes. Copy these. - To the right, choose Add release notes. Your Tag version should be pre-filled.
- The Release title should match your Tag version.
- Inside Describe this release, paste the notes that you copied on the previous page.
- Choose Publish release.
- Your release should now be the latest. https://github.com/wepay/signer-ruby/releases/latest
Contributing
Here's the process for contributing:
- Fork Signer to your GitHub account.
- Clone your GitHub copy of the repository into your local workspace.
- Write code, fix bugs, and add tests with 100% code coverage.
- Commit your changes to your local workspace and push them up to your GitHub copy.
- You submit a GitHub pull request with a description of what the change is.
- The contribution is reviewed. Maybe there will be some banter back-and-forth in the comments.
- If all goes well, your pull request will be accepted and your changes are merged in.
Authors, Copyright & Licensing
- Copyright (c) 2015-2016 WePay
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
Licensed for use under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.


• In March 2018, the School of Data Science, University of Science and Technology of China, was formally established. In May, there was a demand for official website construction. So I took over this task and implemented the official website. June. 2018 ~ July. 2018.
—— The School of Data Science(Working), University of Science and Technology of China
User Interest Modeling Competition(快手∙用户兴趣建模大赛)
• The theme of the competition is "content-based user interest modeling", which requires the use of multimedia content data to model and predict user interaction behavior, and explore the application scenarios of content understanding algorithms in the recommended field. May. 2018 ~ Aug. 2018.
—— Ranked 14th in the preliminary round (14/383), Ranked 18th in the semi-finals (18/50)
Financial Platform Crowdfunding Demo
• As the financial team of our laboratory produced a lot of novel research results (KDD, IJCAI) on the emerging Internet finance platform. We started to develop an Integrated Predictive Modeling Framework under the Crowdfunding Environment, with the aim of adopting a data-driven approach and use a lot of historical data to solve
the various challenges on the crowdfunding platform. Based on this platform, a current research work is being reviewed in ICDE’19. June. 2017 ~ March. 2018.
HIS System Development
• Responsible for cooperation and communication with the hospital, according to the hospital management needs, communicate with the team, design and develop some functions of the HIS (Hospital Information System). May. 2016
Experience
• Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Data Science ([Qi Liu]) Undergraduate Course in USTC, Fall 2017/2018.
• Deep Learning for Sentiment-Analysis, Lab of BDAA, USTC, April 3th, 2018. [Talk][Slide]
• Interaction Attention Transfer Network for Cross-domain Sentiment Classification.(Exsiting Research & My Work), Lab of BDAA, USTC, August 14th, 2018. [Talk][Slide]
• Java Development Engineer, Hangzhou Venture Software Co., Ltd. 2016
Skills
• Programming: C/C++, Python, Java, PHP, SQL, CSS, HTML • Tools: LaTeX, Vim, Linux
Hobbies
• Like open source tools, love Linux (especially Arch-Linux, now I'm working with it), enjoy the experience of black technology.
• Familiar with computer hardware, passionate about DIY equipment.
• And some useless but cool technologies ... =.=
Intro: I am currently a second-year graduate student and a member of Anhui Province Key Laboratory
of Big Data Analysis and Application. My current research interests are data mining
and machine learning, especially financial data analysis and natural language processing.


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jQuery is a standard library I use to add user-rich experience to the websites I make. It is quite easy to learn and animations, Ajax and DOM manipulation are often quick and painless. There is also a lot of documentation + forum wisdom available. In this post you will see some nice effects at work. Before we start ..
First off you need to load the base file before any of the following will work. At this time of writing you can get v1.4.4 from the jQuery website. This post will show the effects and globally explain how they work. For in-depth understanding of jQuery try one of these titles: jQuery in Action, 2nd Ed and jQuery, Novice to Ninja.
The features I am about to discuss are some experiments I have recently implemented at my movie sharing project sharemovi.es. As JS and CSS code files are nothing secret, you can always go to that site and do a ctrl/cmd+U from you browser to check out how I use this stuff.
I think it was Google that introduced auto-complete: when you start to type a search string you get a list of hits. This is old news (Google went one step further with "Instant search results"), but it is still nice to have on your site. You can get the plugin and see examples at this site. It is easy to implement: a. add the plugin file and css file, b. make a search.php file that queries the database and call it:
$("#search").autocomplete( "search.php", {
width: 410,
.. other optional settings ..
});
#search is the (DOM) id of the searchbox. When you start typing a search string you will see the results of what search.php produced when querying the database. See the plugin's website for more info.
As you see in the picture above, I didn't use a submit button.  You can use the event.result function to take value of the selected item of the auto-complete list. Then
$('#search').result(function (event, data, formatted) { .. var searchVal = $("#search").val(); $.post("getCleanUrl.php", .. location.href= data; ..
.. in this case: convert the string to the right URL and send the user to it with the location.href function. data is what the ajax ($.post) call returns.
On any movie profile page of a user we see nice tabs, these are jQuery (see 4.). I have two sets of values in the first tab: 1. reviewed and 2. rated movies. I distinguish between them with CSS: the reviewed movies have a white background, the rated ones, a gray background. But I wanted the user to filter. Instead of doing various database queries, I decided to let jQuery help me traversing the DOM. First we need to make the two legenda items clickable, so we convert them in anchors, each of them with a unique id:

 You Reviewed this title You Rated this title

Then we need to give each movie row some html classes to distinguish:
<?php $secondClassValue = ($review)? ' movieRowReviewed' : ' movieRowRated' ; ?> <div class="firstClassValue<?php echo $secondClassValue; ?>"> .. the html of the movie row blabla ..
Now we can hook events to these ids when clicked. It is simple, yet the effect is amazing for this little code:
$("#reviewedTitles").click(function(){
$(".movieRowRated").slideUp('slow', function(){
$(".movieRowReviewed").slideDown('slow');
});
});
$("#ratedTitles").click(function(){
$(".movieRowReviewed").slideUp('slow', function(){
$(".movieRowRated").slideDown('slow');
});
});
So when we click one of the two categories, the other will slide up and the selected one will slide down. Of course this could be further enhanced adding a loader.gif during the action to feedback to the user there is something in progress:
$("#reviewedTitles").prepend('');
.. but the sliding in this case is immediate so it is not really necessary. Btw, I love these little progress gifs, you can create them here.
Another important thing to keep in mind is the order of actions. the
... , function(){ .. next action
.. makes that that action is executed after the first one has completed.This is what I want, because it gives some sort of curtain effect. The following snippet would execute both actions at once, and often this gives not the desired result:
$("#reviewedTitles").click(function(){ $(".movieRowRated").slideUp('slow'); $(".movieRowReviewed").slideDown('slow'); }); $("#ratedTitles").click(function(){ $(".movieRowReviewed").slideUp('slow'); $(".movieRowRated").slideDown('slow'); });
See for more information about callbacks,etc., the jQuery tutorial.
I simply love them. See this example. Only inconvenience is that if you have a lot of content, the tabs are inactive until all the content has been loaded. When the page is loaded, the effect is nice. And the codebase is quite small. See the plugin's website, you can have this up and running in 10 min. :)
How often you want to hide certain content behind a "more .." button and when clicked, change it to a "less .." button / action. I needed it early on. For example in one of my first designs I wanted to hide a address list behind a "more .." button. I tend to use the plus icon to indicate something more is there. When clicked the plus icon changes to a minus icon and the text changes to "less..". I have to check the source again but you will be amazed how easy jQuery makes it again with the built-in function toggle:
$('.showMore').hide(); $('span.more').toggle( function( ) { $('.showMore').slideDown(); $(this).addClass('less'); // ** $('span.more').text("Hide .."); }, function() { $('.showMore').slideUp(); $(this).removeClass('less'); $('span.more').text("More .."); } ); //end toggle
// ** less is a class defined in css which overwrites // the plus by a minus background image : // span.less{... background:url('../i/icons/minus.gif') no-repeat center left}
A toggle effect I recently implemented at sharemovi.es: when clicking the plus icon, you see of what individual votes the average is composed. When clicking 'minus', you go back to the average view. This is a good example of hiding this extra bit of information with jQuery and let the user decide if he/she wants to see it.
.. this post has doubled its planned size so I am going to wrap it up. I hope you got to see the power and beauty of jQuery!
I have more favorite jQuery plugins / effects I will share in a second post later this year. There are a lot of nice plugins available which, when used properly (= + right CSS styling), can make your site look fantastic.
I sat down a week back in 09 to try and play with some of jQuery's plugins. It resulted in Galexmoda. Another site I made, which heavily uses jQuery, is Waterdrinker Architects.
- Do you use jQuery?
- If so, for what?
- If not, do you use other Javascript libraries / frameworks?
- What plugins/effects do you like?
- Any example sites?
Please let me know ..


Cloudmesh
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Prerequisites for Ubuntu 20.4
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Which version of Windows do I need to use multipass?
multipass Hyper-V installation on Windows
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How can I get the EDU Version?
Issues with Docker on Windows
Usernames in Windows must not have spaces
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|  | Defines marked/highlighted text |
|
 | Defines a paragraph |
| <q> | Defines a short quotation |
| <form> | Defines an HTML form for user input |
|  | Defines strikethrough text |
|  | Defines important text |
|  | Defines subscripted text |
|  | Defines superscripted text |
| <time> | Defines a date/time |
| <tt> | Defines teletype text |
|  | Defines text that should be stylistically different from normal text |
|
 | Defines a list item |
|  | Defines smaller text |
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|  | Defines a row in a table |
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If you are new to the SEP Program, this is the site for you! SEP peans Software engineering Pilot, since it is still a new program to our school and we are the 'pioneer' class or the first class. The SEP program is about teaching students how to code, ranging from basic steps on Scratch to complex coding using Jquery to create more responsive websites and implementing Bootstrap for more modern use on web design. We've also worked, briefly, with robotics! It's very fun to build and see the robot do what you programmed it to do.


#include <image_ops.h>
Adjust the contrast of one or more images.
images
is a tensor of at least 3 dimensions. The last 3 dimensions are interpreted as [height, width, channels]
. The other dimensions only represent a collection of images, such as [batch, height, width, channels].
Contrast is adjusted independently for each channel of each image.
For each channel, the Op first computes the mean of the image pixels in the channel and then adjusts each component of each pixel to (x - mean) * contrast_factor + mean
.
Arguments:
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Output
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Calendar works fine on any device: desktop, tablet or mobile.
--- layout: default route: index fixed-navbar: false title: Quick-Start subtitle: bulma.io Calendar component with range selection capability tree: - name: dist open: true subtree: - name: css open: true subtree: - name: bulma-calendar.min.css details: Minified version of all required CSS in one file - name: bulma-calendar.sass details: Copy of Sass sources from src/ - name: js open: true subtree: - name: bulma-calendar.js details: JavaScript code - name: bulma-calendar.min.js details: Minified version of JavaScript code - name: src open: true subtree: - name: js open: true subtree: - name: index.js details: Javascript ES6 source code - name: sass open: true subtree: - name: index.sass details: SASS source code options: - name: startDate type: Date description: 'Pre-selected start date' value: undefined - name: endDate type: DateDa description: 'Pre-selected end date' value: undefined - name: minDate type: Date description: 'Minimum date allowed' value: 'null' - name: maxDate type: Date description: 'Maximum date allowed' value: 'null' - name: isRange type: Boolean description: 'Display image title at bottom if exists' value: false - name: disabledDates type: Array of Dates description: 'List of disabled dates' value: '[]' - name: disabledWeekDays type: String of day numbers separated by a comma description: 'List of disabled week days' value: undefined - name: lang type: String description: 'Display lang (from language supported by date-fns)' value: 'en' - name: dateFormat type: String description: 'Date format (based on formats supported by date-fns)' value: 'MM/DD/YYYY' - name: displayMode type: String description: 'Display style (default|dialog|inline)' value: 'default' - name: showHeader type: Boolean description: 'Show/Hide header section' value: true - name: showFooter type: Boolean description: 'Show/Hide footer section' value: true - name: todayButton type: Boolean description: 'Show/Hide today button in footer section' value: true - name: clearButton type: Boolean description: 'Show/Hide clear button in footer section' value: true - name: labelFrom type: String description: 'Label used for start date' value: empty string - name: labelTo type: String description: 'Label used for end date' value: empty string - name: weekStart type: Int description: 'Week day number to start week (Sunday = 0)' value: 0 - name: closeOnOverlayClick type: Boolean description: 'Enable close dialog when click on overlay (only for dialog display style)' value: true - name: closeOnSelect type: Boolean description: 'Automatically close the datePicker when date selected (or range date selected) - not available for inline display style. If set to False then a validate button will be displayed into the footer section.' value: true - name: toggleOnInputClick type: Boolean description: 'Automatically open datepicker when click into input element' value: true events: - name: 'ready' description: 'Triggered when calendar is intialized' parameters: 'Calendar instance' - name: 'rendered' description: 'Triggered when calendar is rendered in DOM' parameters: 'Calendar instance' - name: 'show' description: 'Triggered when calendar is opened' parameters: 'Calendar instance' - name: 'hide' description: 'Triggered when calendar is closed' parameters: 'Calendar instance' - name: 'date:selected' description: 'Triggered when a date is selected (for range date = when both start and end dates have been selected)' parameters: 'Object{startDate, endDate}, Calendar instance' - name: 'startDate:selected' description: 'Triggered when the start date is selected' parameters: 'Object{startDate, endDate}, Calendar instance' - name: 'endDate:selected' description: 'Triggered when the end date is selected' parameters: 'Object{startDate, endDate}, Calendar instance' methods: - name: 'show()' description: 'Open date picker (not available with "inline" display style)' parameters: - name: 'none' type: '' description: '' returns: - type: 'none' description: '' - name: 'hide()' description: 'Close date picker (not available with "inline" display style)' parameters: - name: 'none' type: '' description: '' returns: - type: 'none' description: '' - name: 'isOpen()' description: 'Check if date picker is open or not' parameters: - name: 'none' type: '' description: '' returns: - type: 'boolean' description: 'True if date picker is open else False' - name: 'isRange()' description: 'Check if current instance is a range date picker' parameters: - name: 'none' type: '' description: '' returns: - type: 'boolean' description: 'True if the instance is a range date picker' - name: 'value()' description: 'Get the date picker value as formatted string if no parameter else set the passed value' parameters: - name: 'value' type: 'String|null' description: 'Formatted date value if no parameter passed else null' returns: - type: 'Object{startDate, endDate}' description: 'Date picker selected date (if not range calendar then endDate is undefined)' - name: 'clear()' description: 'Clear date selection (startDate and endDate are set to undefined)' parameters: - name: 'none' type: '' description: '' returns: - type: 'none' description: '' --- {% capture component_include_css %} {% endcapture %} {% capture component_include_sass %} @charset "utf-8" // Import Bulma core @import 'bulma.sass' // Import component @import "bulmaCalendar.sass" {% endcapture %} {% capture component_include_es5 %} {% endcapture %} {% capture component_include_es6 %} import bulmaCalendar from '~bulma-calendar/dist/js/bulma-calendar.min.js'; {% endcapture %} {% capture component_example %} {% endcapture %} {% capture component_dataset %} {% endcapture %} {% capture component_init_es5 %} // Initialize all input of date type. var calendars = bulmaCalendar.attach('[type="date"]', options); // Loop on each calendar initialized for(var i = 0; i < calendars.length; i++) { // Add listener to date:selected event calendars[i].on('date:selected', date => { console.log(date); }); } {% endcapture %} {% capture component_init_es6 %} // Initialize all input of date type. const calendars = bulmaCalendar.attach('[type="date"]', options); // Loop on each calendar initialized calendars.forEach(calendar => { // Add listener to date:selected event calendar.on('date:selected', date => { console.log(date); }); }); {% endcapture %} {% include anchor.html name="Features" %}
Calendar works fine on any device: desktop, tablet or mobile.
Many options to customize behavior. Use of sass variables to easily customize design.
Pure JavaScript to manage user interaction.
There are several ways to get started with Bulma-extensions. You can either:
Use npm to install and stay up to date in the future
{% highlight shell %}npm install bulma-calendar{% endhighlight %}Use the GitHub repository to get the latest development version
This method requires git installed on your computer.
{% highlight shell %}git clone git://github.com/Wikiki/bulma-calendar.git{% endhighlight %}The component comes with various files:
Depending on your need your can use either pre-compiled files from dist
directory or sources from src
directory.
The best way to start with calendar is to use a simple HTML5 date input:
{% highlight html %}{{ component_example }}{% endhighlight %}You are only at 3 simple steps to work with bulmaCalendar.
The first step is to include the stylesheet into your project. You can use either the minified CSS version or the Sass source to integrate it into a more global project.
{% highlight html %}{{ component_include_css }}{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight html %}{{ component_include_sass }}{% endhighlight %}
Second step is to include the JavaScript part of the component.
{% highlight html %}{{ component_include_es5 }}{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight javascript %}{{ component_include_es6 }}{% endhighlight %}
Now all that remains is to intiate the component to all elements you want to transform into a Calendar / DatePicker
{% highlight javascript %}{{ component_init_es5 }}{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight javascript %}{{ component_init_es6 }}{% endhighlight %}
Calendar component provides some public methods to manually work with it.
{% include methods.html %}Calendar component comes with Events Management API so you can easily react to its behavior.
{% include events.html %}


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"CANDLE" Hebrews ner, Job 18:6; 29:3; Psalm 18:28; Proverbs 24:20, in all which places the Revised Version and margin of Authorized Version have “lamp,” by which the word is elsewhere frequently rendered. The Hebrew word denotes properly any kind of candle or lamp or torch. It is used as a figure of conscience (Proverbs 20:27), of a Christian example(Matthew 5:14, 15), and of prosperity (Job 21:17; Proverbs 13:9).
"CANDLE" Hebrews ner, Job 18:6; 29:3; Psalm 18:28; Proverbs 24:20, in all which places the Revised Version and margin of Authorized Version have “lamp,” by which the word is elsewhere frequently rendered. The Hebrew word denotes properly any kind of candle or lamp or torch. It is used as a figure of conscience (Proverbs 20:27), of a Christian example(Matthew 5:14, 15), and of prosperity (Job 21:17; Proverbs 13:9).


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#SparksPay has completed integration of $KMD dPoW in the $SPK codebase, which will help secure the network against future attacks. Testing will begin soon on the Komodo testnet. Your #masternodes and #Guardian nodes will be #SAFU :) https://t.co/T4wNrpeQSa
KomodoWorld15-Mar-19 12:59 PM
not even started? Even @KomodoPlatform retweeted it
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hastrup15-Mar-19 04:55 PM
As I remember the is a list of all paying dpow project i think in the future ppl will check that list befor investing in a project that claims dpow
Which of these products and improvements should our developers prioritize?
ProtonMail improvements
ProtonVPN improvements
Encrypted calendar
Encrypted file storage
*Blockchain services such as a cryptocurrency wallet*
Encrypted notes
Encrypted password manager
This was on a Protonmail survey, I'm pretty sure we already reach out to them (as probably a lot of other projects do) but there may be a multicoin wallet we can offer, as well as of course pushing them to acknowledge dPoW notarizations and some ecosystem projects.(edited)
Seriously, if you can't tell if something on the internet is fact or fiction, tag @MediaWise and use the hashtag → #IsThisLegit ←and they'll help you figure ...
looks like Coinpaprika is making a mobile app/wallet with built in exchange.
Regnar18-Mar-19 04:39 PM
I'm talking with them on Twitter to see if they would be interested in checking out the mobile DEX and mm2 backend. their goal is
"we want to make it possible for everybody to purchase any coin that is available on coinpaprika, it will take some time, but we're sure we'll accomplish it!"
which means wallet integration and buying(edited)
I don't see how they will accomplish this with traditional exchanges or 3rd parties like shapeshift etc. because they have 2430 coins listed on their site... probably a thousand or more that aren't supported by those services(edited)
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a P2P market maker might be the best bet, and considering we support 95-99% of all coins out there, it would be a cool thing to reach out and see if we can work together.
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Top 100 Exchanges (by Reported Volume),Powered by: thetie.io
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March 18, 2019: Anthony Day posted images on LinkedIn
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Reach out with regards to the 60sec blockchain builder?
Mylo19-Mar-19 08:38 AM
!kmdtip 3 @Cryptoon thanks have put in pipeline
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Mylo19-Mar-19 08:38 AM
!kmdtip @Cryptoon 3 silly bot
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Cryptoon19-Mar-19 09:02 AM
Thanks mate
Regnar19-Mar-19 11:08 AM
Hey just a thought, but we may need an article showing the differences between building games and NFTs with Komodo vs building them with things like Counterparty.
Also I do like the Counterparty explorer especially their API documentation on it. https://xchain.io/
TwilightPunkster K6419-Mar-19 02:58 PM
@Regnar tbh, reviews by independent bloggers would be better; else you get "biased" articles. Komodo has amazing features, yet the gaming part isn't super easy to onboard.... yet
Yes eventually. The onboarding and documentation and sample projects will allow us to provide a self service system. Currently there is a lot of synchronous communication required. I'm working on that part with sidd gcharang alright support input and testers inputs.
Cryptoon20-Mar-19 06:29 PM
When I google supernet komodo I get this as an ad:
Image Schermafbeelding-2019-03-20-om-19-28-24 hosted in imgbb.com
so these appelit.com guys probably have komodo somewhere in their SEO parameters?
it translates to: 'your own blockchain platform - with the newest technology'
We offer a broad scale of blockchain platform development services, from custom work to cryptocurrencies, hyperledger and multichain. Contact us for more info
Bekijk welke blockchain toepassingen AppElit ontwikkelt voor bedrijven, zorgorganisaties en overheden. Interesse? Neem dan contact op!
Cryptoon20-Mar-19 09:32 PM
Yeah they supposedly also make smart contracts etc, but kind of looks like they want to ride the hypetrain and apparently do everything...
Never heard of them though, just thought it was weird that I got an ad for them when googling something more or less unrelated
Unless google tags kmd/supernet as crypto related, or either they have kmd/supernet in their seo
Mylo21-Mar-19 03:43 AM
google ads can target any word you want. if i wanted to pay for ads on "dogs that can talk" i can then advertise my related AI powered voice mood alalyzer app.
designer21-Mar-19 04:51 AM
IBM opened a gunport first.
IBM Blockchain World Wire is a cross-country payment system.
the reason why large companies can take the initiative in what international organizations will do is because of blockchain.
just as the Internet has approached the public under the name of the World Wide Web (WWW), IBM's WorldWire (WW) may be the first blockchain used by global citizens.
on top of the innovation driven by the Internet and smartphones, a payment war is underway for global IT companies. IT companies such as Apple, Samsung, Google, Alibaba, Facebook and Twitter all have entered the war with their respective weapons or are choosing to breathe in to jump in. the war began with the replacement of credit cards, initially called plastic money. but the Internet has no borders, so the goal of a payment war will inevitably result in creating an Internet currency that can transcend borders. the standard position is glorious, but the war is fierce because it is cramped.
numerous assets on the blockchain trustless platform will gain monetary status, but roughly 2 percent short of global identification. money is global, but if you can't identify who it is, the existing financial network, credit cards, which also confirm who it is, may be better.(edited)
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg21-Mar-19 11:04 AM
hello, can the kmd logo be used for merchandise products?
Audo21-Mar-19 11:41 AM
yes, feel free to use the logo as long as it isn't scewed or shown in bad light.
Note that we will have a new logo when the rebrand comes online.
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Regnar22-Mar-19 09:32 PM
http://komodoelection.com/about/notary-node-incentives/aren't "easy blocks" gone now?
And "Approximately 75% of blocks in the Komodo blockchain are mined by Notary Nodes" I forget if this is by design or if this has just been the case. If it's the latter the sentence should probably read "Approximately 75% of blocks in the Komodo blockchain have been mined by Notary Nodes"(edited)
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Apple Arcade, Games exclusive to Apple.... that's such a turn off!
When this world will understand that an open Jungle is much better and vibrant than any walled garden!
Not Cool @Apple
designer27-Mar-19 05:27 AM
In order to approach complex phenomena, the question may have to be rather simple.
When i first dug into Bitcoin, there was something that was simply unacceptable in mainstream economic thinking.
So i asked myself a simple question and wanted to make a decision.
Can the government stop it?
It seemed self-evident that the government would try to stop it if it could.
But what if you can't stop it?
Of course, not all of them, but I thought there must be a government on the planet led by the elite who thought they should lead if they can't stop it.
https://ambcrypto.com/the-ibm-blockchain-world-wire-will-be-a-paradigm-shift-for-the-payments-ecosystem-says-ibm-head-of-blockchain-solutions/(edited)
Cryptocurrency companies have worked with the focus of transferring the benefits of digital assets and blockchain technologies into institutional bodies for a better working ecosystem. This was made evident with the introduction of the IBM Blockchain World Wire, a blockchain ...
Animoca Brands is a global developer leveraging popular brands, gamification, A.I., blockchain, and mobile technology to make engaging apps ranging from games to fitness solutions.
Might be a good group to showcase some of the capabilities of Komodo
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Hey @longhashdata - your latest news article is incorrect and quite misleading: @VeriBlock does NOT account for over 28% of #bitcoin transactions, they simply have their transactions in 28% of all blocks - HUGE difference. Will make a video on that looking into the details...
i asked to compare to KMD... he wants to have a look
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IgorLV08-Apr-19 05:09 PM
hi, wanted to offer full website translation to top 10 languages. If interested, anyone from team, pls pm me.
Regnar09-Apr-19 02:27 AM
Out of curiosity @IgorLV what languages do you know?
IgorLV09-Apr-19 05:07 AM
I have a team of translators. Personally me- I’m Russian translator
TwilightPunkster K6409-Apr-19 01:25 PM
Is it possible that you guys get someone artsy to create fancy icons for the common CC's, and best to have an icon guideline?
Also, social media footage (various sizes) with branding guidelines to use as a) overlay b) filler?
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Regnar09-Apr-19 01:52 PM
CC icons, didn't think of that. I could see that being a good idea for a lot of the front facing stuff
TwilightPunkster K6409-Apr-19 01:52 PM
even better in the style of fontawesome. Good for documentation, downloadable as SVG or PNG, can use that for the SDK's but others too.
Mylo09-Apr-19 04:30 PM
Ok yes we have someone on graphics for rebrand. Thanks great suggestion
I started taking KMD vs eth when I asked what platform they were on.
@radix42 and I are gonna go to eth Denver. What’s the bounty per project we get to switch over during the conference
We will play shillmasters of this pirate ship!
radix4210-Apr-19 09:54 PM
going to MoneroKon in denver, I think the Cap'n is in the rum too much, eth denver is in the past, lol
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actionslacks11-Apr-19 03:02 AM
Kmd is gonna be THE platform for the weed crypto universe apparently. Yet again, great work @FishyGuts. Considering heading to Denver myself for the shindig.
FishyGuts11-Apr-19 08:03 AM
Hehe @actionslacks that was 1,000% unintentional.
A friend of a friend is on their team and we recognized each other. We started talking and he asked about Komodo.
20 years in sales environments just came spewing out naturally and all of a sudden they’re talking moving platforms. #sellthebenefitnottheblockchain #closed
@CannabisCoins Look no further!  We continuously keep developing new functionality that is then available for all chains on Komodo Platform.
For more info: https://t.co/7mgcRhoMUS
74D3011-Apr-19 11:05 AM
What are the chances we can partner with "spend"? they have a mobile wallet and send you a Visa Spend card that you can use directly from your wallet.


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Tecticornia bibenda
This new species made the Top 10 because of its charismatic appearance; according to press releases, it looks like the Michelin Man™. It has been also the subject of media releases on the lack of support for taxonomic work in Western Australia, a biodiversity hotspot. There is a huge backlog of new plant species awaiting description, ironically generated by environmental impact surveys for mining companies. It is one of 298 new plant species described from Western Australia in 2007.
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Megaceras briansaltini
Rhinoceros beetles are named for the horn-like structures on their heads. According to the author, this charismatic new species has a unique form of horn that is otherwise similar only to the one on Dim, the blue rhinoceros beetle in the Disney/Pixar animated film "A Bug's Life." This makes for a rare instance of Nature imitating art.
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Malo kingi
The new species is the second known species of the dangerous box jellyfish genus Malo, one of several genera of irukandji jellyfish. It is named after American tourist Robert King, who apparently died after being stung by the species while swimming off northern Queensland, Australia. King's death was a pivotal point in irukandji management, raising public awareness about safety.
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Xerocomus silwoodensis
This new mushroom species was discovered on Silwood Campus, a campus of Imperial College, London, although it is also found elsewhere (two additional sites in England and one each in Spain and Italy). The discovery of a new species in one of the most intensely studied floras in the world and on the campus of a leading education center for biologists illustrates how poorly species are known.
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Styloctenium mindorensis
This large and charismatic fruit bat species is known only from the Philippine island of Mindoro. It is only the second known species in the genus; the other species is known only from the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and nearby Togian Islands, and was originally discovered (and named after) Alfred Russell Wallace. Wallace was a colleague of Charles Darwin and coauthor of their famous paper On the Tendency of Species to form Varieties; and on the Perpetuation of Varieties and Species by Natural Means of Selection. Among other important contributions, he noted the distinctive faunal break separating Asian and Australian biotas, which is now known as Wallace's Line. Ironically, the new species occurs on the west side of Wallace's Line whereas its sister species is on the east side. The new species is threatened by habitat loss and hunting. Its discovery highlights an increasing understanding of endemism on Mindoro, and the need for species exploration and conservation.
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Oxyuranus temporalis
This is perhaps one of the most venomous known snake species. Its two closest relatives, the inland taipan (or fierce snake) and the coastal taipan, are ranked first and third most venomous snakes in the world, respectively. The discovery of the new species (known only from a single specimen) highlights how little is known of even relatively large animals in harsh, poorly collected habitats (in this case an isolated arid region of Australia). It also emphasizes the need for accurate taxonomy of venomous species for proper treatment of bites.
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Credit: IISE/ASU
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Philautus maia
This species was described from a single female museum specimen collected around 1860. It and a number of related species from Sri Lanka are almost certainly now extinct. Its discovery demonstrates the importance of museum specimens in determining baseline information on biodiversity and in documenting the natural heritage of nations. Had this specimen not been collected in the 19th century, it would possibly have never been known.
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Credit: IISE/ASU
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Desmoxytes purpurosea
Millipedes (relatives of centipedes) are highly variable in appearance and coloration, but this shocking pink stands apart. The authors suggest that its gaudy coloration and habits (it sits openly on the ground and vegetation during the day) probably indicates to would-be predators that it is not edible (spiny and toxic).
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Credit: IISE/ASU
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Gryposaurus monumentensis
This new dinosaur species was discovered by a team from Alf Museum, the only nationally-accredited paleontology museum on a high school campus. It is one of the most robust duck-billed dinosaurs ever found, and probably the largest dinosaur in the 75 million-year-old Kaiparowits Formation fossil ecosystem.
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Credit: IISE/ASU
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Electrolux addisoni
This new genus and species is the largest known member of the electric ray family Narkidae, and made the Top 10 because of its unusual and amusing generic name. According to the authors: "The name alludes to the well-developed electrogenic properties of this ray (collectors and photographers have experienced the shocking personality of this bold, active and brightly patterned electric ray first-hand), the discovery of which sheds light (Latin, lux) on the rich and poorly known fish diversity of the Western Indian Ocean.


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| Command Lines |
Creating temporary file "f:\My Dev\Iris\iris\vc7\Iris3D\Debug\RSP000001.rsp" with contents [ /Od /I "V:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include" /I "..\..\Iris\include\iris3d" /D "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /FD /EHsc /RTC1 /MLd /YX"stdafx.h" /Fp".\Debug/Iris3D.pch" /Fo".\Debug/" /Fd".\Debug/" /W3 /c /ZI /TP "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\animation\IrisSkeletalManager.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\animation\IrisSkeletal.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisFrustrum.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisFaceClipper.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisMaterialManager.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisMaterial.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisLightingPipeline.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\IrisContext.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColSphereModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColRayModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColPlaneModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColOBBModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColModelModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\collision\ColModel.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\imd2.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\imd.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\IrisObjectManager.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\IrisObject.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\IrisManualObject.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\iris\src\iris3d\model\IrisImportObject.cpp" ] Creating command line "cl.exe @"f:\My Dev\Iris\iris\vc7\Iris3D\Debug\RSP000001.rsp" /nologo" |
| Output Window |
Compiling... IrisSkeletalManager.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisSkeletal.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisFrustrum.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisFaceClipper.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisMaterialManager.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisMaterial.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisLightingPipeline.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisContext.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColSphereModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColRayModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColPlaneModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColOBBModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColModelModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory ColModel.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory imd2.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\math.h(12) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory imd.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\math.h(12) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisObjectManager.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisObject.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisManualObject.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory IrisImportObject.cpp v:\dc\kos-1.1.9\include\kos.h(15) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sys/cdefs.h': No such file or directory |
| Results |
Build log was saved at "file://f:\My Dev\Iris\iris\vc7\Iris3D\Debug\BuildLog.htm" Iris3D - 20 error(s), 0 warning(s) |


chap 12 #coursework
Chapter 12:
1:b:change the parameter "firstweekday" in setfirstweekday into "Thursday"
d:bugs all over
e:it expects a year, it returns a bool value
2:a:44
b: math.ceil returns the smallest integer value after x
math.floor returns the biggest integer value before x
c:
d:e = 2.718281828459045
pi = 3.141592653589793
3: A deep copy constructs a new compound object and then, recursively, inserts *copies* into it of the objects found in the original.
4:
5:
result as shown, because modules are only imported and the namespace.py is actually running
mymodule1.py has changed result
6:Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!
7:
def myreplace(old, new, s):
""" Replace all occurrences of old with new in s. """
s.split()
print(new.join(s.split(old)))
s = "awd aowidhaefna awodij"
myreplace("a", "z", s)
8:
def myreplace(old, new, s):
""" Replace all occurrences of old with new in s. """
s.split()
s = new.join(s.split(old))
print(s)
def cleanword(s):
a = ["?","!",".",",",";",":","-","(",")","@","#","$","%","'"]
for i in a:
for k in s:
if k == i:
myreplace(k, '', s)
print(s)
cleanword("aw:da?")
def has_dash(s):
'-' in s
print(has_dash('w-d'))
print(not has_dash('addda'))
def extract_words(s):
cleanword(s)
s.spilt()
extract_words("aw dan, wf?")


Here are some techniques to help develop your programs.
Some of the more useful XP techniques.
cerr
or cout
to print intermediate results so that you can
see what the program is doing. So you can turn this on and off, create
a debug switch so you don't have to remove the cerr's later. Print a
prefix at the beginning of each message (eg, the function name) so that you know where it came from.
For example,
if (debug) cerr << "setName: name='" << name << "'" << endl;
at()
instead of subscription when accessing elements
in a vector. at()
checks that the subscript
is in a legal range. For example
sum = sum + weight.at(i); // Checks subscript range.Instead of
sum = sum + weight[i]; // No subscript range checking.
assert
to verify that things are as you think they are.
This is very useful in functions that use pointers
and expect a non-null pointer. Include <cassert>. For example,
assert(mylist!=NULL);
There are approaches to development such as Design by Contract (also called Contract-Driven Development) which emphasize writing pre- and post-conditions. Assert is one of the ways to implement this.


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