notesdir.accessors package¶
Submodules¶
notesdir.accessors.base module¶
Defines the API for parsing/changing information like metadata and links in individual files.
The most important class is Accessor
.
-
class
notesdir.accessors.base.
Accessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
object
Base class for accessors, which are responsible for reading and writing supported file types.
Each instance is for working with a single file, specified to the constructor.
-
path
: str¶
-
edited
: bool¶ If True, indicates the instance has unsaved edits for the file.
-
edit
(edit: notesdir.models.FileEditCmd) → None¶ Applies the given change to this instance (but does not save it to the file yet).
May raise
ChangeError
. Should raiseUnsupportedChangeError
if the edit is unsupported for this file type or invalid for the file.Raises
ValueError
if thepath
of the edit does not match thepath
of this accessor.
-
info
() → notesdir.models.FileInfo¶ Returns details about the file.
This will not necessarily reload the file from disk if the instance has previously loaded it.
This will only populate the attributes of FileInfo that are supported by the particular subclass, and also will not populate any attributes (such as backlinks) that cannot be derived from the file in isolation.
May raise
ParseError
.
-
load
() → None¶ Attempts to parse the file. This does not normally need to be called explicitly.
It will be called by
info()
when necessary.May raise
ParseError
.
-
save
() → bool¶ Writes any changes from prior calls to
edit()
to the file.Returns True if there were changes to save, and False if there were none. Raises
ChangeError()
or an IO-related exception if the changes cannot be saved.This method may do nothing if
self.edited
is False.This method may overwrite changes on disk that were made since the data was loaded.
-
-
exception
notesdir.accessors.base.
ChangeError
(message: str, edits: List[notesdir.models.FileEditCmd], cause: Optional[BaseException] = None)¶ Bases:
Exception
Raised when an
Accessor
is unable to perform a requested change.
-
class
notesdir.accessors.base.
MiscAccessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
This accessor can be given the path to any file or folder, or even a nonexistent path.
Its
info()
method only populates thepath
field, and no editing or saving is supported.
-
exception
notesdir.accessors.base.
ParseError
(message: str, path: str, cause: Optional[BaseException] = None)¶ Bases:
Exception
Raised when an
Accessor
is unable to parse a file.
-
exception
notesdir.accessors.base.
UnsupportedChangeError
(edit: notesdir.models.FileEditCmd)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.ChangeError
Raised when an
Accessor
does not support the type of change requested at all.
notesdir.accessors.delegating module¶
Provides the DelegatingAccessor
class.
-
class
notesdir.accessors.delegating.
DelegatingAccessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
Responsible for choosing what
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
subclass to use for a given file.This selects an accessor based on the path’s file extension, and delegates method calls to that accessor.
Currently, the mapping is hardcoded:
.md
->MarkdownAccessor
.html
->HTMLAccessor
.pdf
->PDFAccessor
anything else ->
MiscAccessor
-
edit
(edit: notesdir.models.FileEditCmd)¶ Applies the given change to this instance (but does not save it to the file yet).
May raise
ChangeError
. Should raiseUnsupportedChangeError
if the edit is unsupported for this file type or invalid for the file.Raises
ValueError
if thepath
of the edit does not match thepath
of this accessor.
-
info
() → notesdir.models.FileInfo¶ Returns details about the file.
This will not necessarily reload the file from disk if the instance has previously loaded it.
This will only populate the attributes of FileInfo that are supported by the particular subclass, and also will not populate any attributes (such as backlinks) that cannot be derived from the file in isolation.
May raise
ParseError
.
-
load
()¶ Attempts to parse the file. This does not normally need to be called explicitly.
It will be called by
info()
when necessary.May raise
ParseError
.
-
save
() → bool¶ Writes any changes from prior calls to
edit()
to the file.Returns True if there were changes to save, and False if there were none. Raises
ChangeError()
or an IO-related exception if the changes cannot be saved.This method may do nothing if
self.edited
is False.This method may overwrite changes on disk that were made since the data was loaded.
notesdir.accessors.html module¶
Provides the HTMLAccessor class
.
-
class
notesdir.accessors.html.
HTMLAccessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
Responsible for parsing and updating HTML files.
Current support:
Title is stored in the
<title>
element.Creation date is stored in the
<meta name="created">
element’scontent
attribute.Tags are stored in the
<meta name="keywords">
element’scontent
attribute, comma-separated.Links can be recognized and updated when they are in the
a
,img
,video
,audio
, orsource
elements. Note that thesrcset
attribute is not currently supported.
If the file does not at least contain an
<html>
element, attempting to add metadata will fail.BeautifulSoup4 is used for parsing and updating the files; formatting may be changed during updates.
notesdir.accessors.markdown module¶
-
class
notesdir.accessors.markdown.
MarkdownAccessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
Responsible for parsing and updating Markdown files.
Current support:
Metadata is stored in a YAML metadata header.
- Tags can be stored in both the
keywords
YAML key and as hashtags in the body. When this class needs to add a new tag, it will always do so in the YAML metadata.
When removing a tag, this class will delete any occurrences of the hashtag from the body, in addition to deleting from the YAML metadata.
Hashtags are only recognized when they are preceded by whitespace or begin the line. Hashtags must begin with a letter a-z and can only contain letters a-z and digits.
- Tags can be stored in both the
- Links can be recognized and updated when they are in one of the following three formats:
[any link text](HREF)
![any image title](HREF)
(at beginning of a line)
[any id]: HREF optional text
Currently, parsing and updating is done via regex, so formatting changes should be minimal but false positives for links and hashtags are a risk.
Here’s an example Markdown file with metadata and hashtags:
--- title: My Boring Note created: 2001-02-03 04:05:06 keywords: - boring - unnecessary --- The three hyphens indicate the end of the metadata. Now we're in **Markdown**! This is a really #uninteresting note.
notesdir.accessors.pdf module¶
-
class
notesdir.accessors.pdf.
PDFAccessor
(path: str)¶ Bases:
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
Responsible for parsing and updating PDF files.
Current support:
- Metadata is stored in the PDF’s “document info”:
/Title
/CreationDate
/Keywords
(comma-separated)
Links are not currently supported, so although notesdir can update links to PDF files from other files, it will not currently update links from PDF files to other files.
PyPDF4 is used for parsing and updating.
Note: when updating a PDF containing the metadata key
/AAPL:Keywords
(which is often included on PDFs generated on Mac), that field will be removed. It appears to violate version 1.7 of the PDF spec, and PyPDF4 cannot serialize it.
Module contents¶
Support for various file types.
notesdir.accessors.base.Accessor
is the API that must be implemented to add support for a file type.
The other modules in this package provide implementations for specific file types.


Tanay Arora
|
My name is Tanay Arora. I was born in a small town in India called Jabalpur and moved to Greenville, SC, United States when I was 9 years old. I attended Clemson University and graduated in 2013 with a degree in Computer Eningeering. Since graduating I have worked on 2 different roles with a company called CGI Federal. My first role was a Java/C++ developer on a government ERP software at their Lebanon, Virgina location and my second role was a network administrator for the same ERP software for one of their clients. |


The Atlantic Current: Mapping the Virgins of Guadalupe and Remedios
Codeseda, Pontevedra, Galicia
Verified
The shrine to Gudadalupe was founded in 1748 by citizens of A Grela, Domingo Cabada, Pablo Cabada, Domingo Cabada and Manuela Fernández, and Manuel Cabada and Rosa Silba. The altarpiece which houses the image likely originates from the end of the 18th century. A relief in the upper register of the altarpiece depicts the Virgin of Guadalupe appearing to Juan Diego.
Inside another church in Codeseda, the church of San Xurxo, an image of the Mexican Virgin of Guadalupe hangs to the left of the altar.
When the Codesedans celebrate Guadalupe in early September, they processes a banner with the tilma image as well as a sculpted image.
Works Cited
Cite this article
Katherine Dau. "Codeseda, Pontevedra, Galicia." The Atlantic Current: Mapping the Virgins of Guadalupe and Remedios. . https://dauk19.wludci.info/atlanticcurrent/article/2019-02-14-codesda-galicia-guad/


public class TimeOnlyService
extends Service
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
TimeOnlyService.NextWaypointReceiver
Broadcast receiver that receives intents indicating that next stop has
been reached.
|
private class |
TimeOnlyService.VibrateAndMakeNotificationReceiver
Handler for get off events.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
errorOnStart
Did we encounter an error during onStartCommand().
|
private AlarmManager |
mAM
The clock/alarm event generator.
|
private TrafficsenseContainer |
mContainer
The TrafficSense service container.
|
private Context |
mContext
The context in which we are operating.
|
private PendingIntent |
mGetOffIntent
PendingIntent for get off notifications.
|
private TimeOnlyService.VibrateAndMakeNotificationReceiver |
mMakeAlertReceiver
Handler for actual alert generation.
|
private PendingIntent |
mNextWaypointIntent
PendingIntent for next stop events.
|
private TimeOnlyService.NextWaypointReceiver |
mNextWaypointReceiver
Handler for next-stop events.
|
private Route |
mRoute
The journey we are following.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TimeOnlyService() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IBinder |
onBind(Intent intent)
No bind to this service.
|
void |
onCreate()
Create common resources for the service.
|
void |
onDestroy()
Clean up.
|
int |
onStartCommand(Intent intent,
int flags,
int startId)
Start rolling the service.
|
private void |
scheduleGetOffAlarm(long atMillis)
Schedule a get off alarm.
|
private void |
scheduleNextAlarm(long atMillis)
Schedule a next stop alarm.
|
private TrafficsenseContainer mContainer
private Route mRoute
private TimeOnlyService.NextWaypointReceiver mNextWaypointReceiver
private TimeOnlyService.VibrateAndMakeNotificationReceiver mMakeAlertReceiver
private Context mContext
private AlarmManager mAM
private PendingIntent mNextWaypointIntent
private PendingIntent mGetOffIntent
mNextWaypointIntent
private boolean errorOnStart
public void onCreate()
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId)
errorOnStart
is truepublic void onDestroy()
private void scheduleNextAlarm(long atMillis)
atMillis
- time in milliseconds that the alarm should go off.private void scheduleGetOffAlarm(long atMillis)
atMillis
- time in milliseconds that the alarm should go off.public IBinder onBind(Intent intent)


My name's Max Yeamans, and I currently reside in Arizona (actually, I've always lived in Arizona). I first got into coding when I was in sixth grade; after finding out that one of my favorite video game fan sites was run by some guys not much older than myself, I decided to learn how to make web pages, too. I spent a couple years maintaining web sites on such esteemed services as Geocities and Angelfire.
My interest in coding has waxed and waned since then. I got into drumming, which led to playing in high school marching band, drum corps (I'm the guy in the sun on the far right), and the Phoenix Suns. In college, I got really into learning ancient Latin and Greek, and eventually graduated with a degree in Classical Studies. (The irony of having a degree in dead languages and also being interested in coding is not lost on me.)
In addition to web development, I have a little bit of experience in object-oriented programming (Visual Basic, C#, Java) and SQL. JavaScript is what originally scared me away from learning to code so many years ago, so I'm hoping to make that one of my main focuses over the coming months.


Gold looks to close week with small gains below $1,470
by Eren Sengezer- 10-year US Treasury bond yield posts modest gains on Friday.
- Cautious optimism on US-China trade deal weighs on safe havens.
- US Dollar Index stays in red near 98.
The precious metal struggled to find demand on Friday as the upbeat market mood on renewed hopes of the United States and China reaching a trade deal to avoid a tariff hike in December caused investors to move away from safe havens. Nevertheless, the broad-based USD weakness didn't allow the XAU/USD pair to fall sharply.
As of writing, the pair was down 0.3% on the day at $1,466 but was on track to post small weekly gains.
Trade headlines continue to impact risk perception
The United States' Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, on Friday said that there was a very high probability that the US would reach a trade deal with China. "We're much farther along with details of the trade deal with China, there are many active calls," Ross told Fox Business Network. "There will be another trade call with China on Friday."
Reflecting the recovering sentiment, the 10-year US Treasury bond yield is up around 0.5% on the day and Wall Street's main indexes are adding between 0.55% and 0.65%.
On the other hand, today's disappointing macroeconomic data releases weighed on the greenback. The Federal Reserve's monthly publication revealed that the Industrial Production and the Manufacturing Production in October decreased by 0.8% and 0.6%, respectively. The US Dollar Index lost its traction and was last down 0.15% on the day at 98.
Technical levels to watch for
XAU/USD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1466.28 |
| Today Daily Change | -4.52 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.31 |
| Today daily open | 1470.8 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1486.3 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1493.53 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1478.72 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1393.45 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1474.6 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1461.2 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1514.85 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1456.43 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1519.04 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1455.5 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1469.48 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1466.32 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1463.13 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1455.47 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1449.73 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1476.53 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1482.27 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1489.93 |


public interface ResultSet extends Iterable<Row>
QueryOptions.setFetchSize(int)
or per-statement
with Statement.setFetchSize(int)
. Though new pages are automatically (and
transparently) fetched when needed, it is possible to force the retrieval
of the next page early through fetchMoreResults()
. Please note however
that this ResultSet paging is not available with the version 1 of the native
protocol (i.e. with Cassandra 1.2 or if version 1 has been explicitly requested
through Cluster.Builder.withProtocolVersion(com.datastax.driver.core.ProtocolVersion)
). If the protocol version 1
is in use, a ResultSet is always fetched in it's entirely and it's up to the
client to make sure that no query can yield ResultSet that won't hold in memory.
Note that this class is not thread-safe.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Row> |
all()
Returns all the remaining rows in this ResultSet as a list.
|
ListenableFuture<ResultSet> |
fetchMoreResults()
Force fetching the next page of results for this result set, if any.
|
List<ExecutionInfo> |
getAllExecutionInfo()
Return the execution information for all queries made to retrieve this
ResultSet.
|
int |
getAvailableWithoutFetching()
The number of rows that can be retrieved from this result set without
blocking to fetch.
|
ColumnDefinitions |
getColumnDefinitions()
Returns the columns returned in this ResultSet.
|
ExecutionInfo |
getExecutionInfo()
Returns information on the execution of the last query made for this ResultSet.
|
boolean |
isExhausted()
Returns whether this ResultSet has more results.
|
boolean |
isFullyFetched()
Whether all results from this result set have been fetched from the
database.
|
Iterator<Row> |
iterator()
Returns an iterator over the rows contained in this ResultSet.
|
Row |
one()
Returns the next result from this ResultSet.
|
boolean |
wasApplied()
If the query that produced this ResultSet was a conditional update,
return whether it was successfully applied.
|
forEach, spliterator
ColumnDefinitions getColumnDefinitions()
boolean isExhausted()
Row one()
List<Row> all()
iterator()
or successive calls to
one()
, this method forces fetching the full content of the ResultSet
at once, holding it all in memory in particular. It is thus recommended
to prefer iterations through iterator()
when possible, especially
if the ResultSet can be big.Iterator<Row> iterator()
Iterator.next()
method is equivalent to calling one()
.
So this iterator will consume results from this ResultSet and after a
full iteration, the ResultSet will be empty.
The returned iterator does not support the Iterator.remove()
method.int getAvailableWithoutFetching()
isFullyFetched()
, this is the total number of rows remaining
in this result set (after which the result set will be exhausted).boolean isFullyFetched()
isFullyFetched()
, then getAvailableWithoutFetching()
will return how many rows remain in the result set before exhaustion. But
please note that !isFullyFetched()
never guarantees that the result set
is not exhausted (you should call isExhausted()
to verify it).ListenableFuture<ResultSet> fetchMoreResults()
one()
, all()
or iteration)
when needed (i.e. when getAvailableWithoutFetching() == 0
and
isFullyFetched() == false
).
You can however call this method manually to force the fetching of the
next page of results. This can allow to prefetch results before they are
strictly needed. For instance, if you want to prefetch the next page of
results as soon as there is less than 100 rows readily available in this
result set, you can do:
ResultSet rs = session.execute(...); Iterator<Row> iter = rs.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { if (rs.getAvailableWithoutFetching() == 100 && !rs.isFullyFetched()) rs.fetchMoreResults(); Row row = iter.next() ... process the row ... }This method is not blocking, so in the example above, the call to
fetchMoreResults
will not block the processing of the 100 currently available
rows (but iter.hasNext()
will block once those rows have been processed
until the fetch query returns, if it hasn't yet).
Only one page of results (for a given result set) can be
fetched at any given time. If this method is called twice and the query
triggered by the first call has not returned yet when the second one is
performed, then the 2nd call will simply return a future on the currently
in progress query.isFullyFetched() == true
),
then the returned future will return immediately but not particular error will be
thrown (you should thus call isFullyFetched() to know if calling this
method can be of any use
).ExecutionInfo getExecutionInfo()
ExecutionInfo
for the last query
performed. To retrieve the information for all queries, use getAllExecutionInfo()
.
The returned object includes basic information such as the queried hosts,
but also the Cassandra query trace if tracing was enabled for the query.List<ExecutionInfo> getAllExecutionInfo()
ExecutionInfo
for all the queries done to obtain this
ResultSet (at the time of the call) in the order those queries were made.boolean wasApplied()
rs.one().getBool("[applied]");For consistency, this method always returns
true
for
non-conditional queries (although there is no reason to call the method
in that case). This is also the case for conditional DDL statements
(CREATE KEYSPACE... IF NOT EXISTS
, CREATE TABLE... IF NOT EXISTS
),
for which Cassandra doesn't return an [applied]
column.
Note that, for versions of Cassandra strictly lower than 2.0.9 and 2.1.0-rc2,
a server-side bug (CASSANDRA-7337) causes this method to always return
true
for batches containing conditional queries.true
for other types of queries.


How to make cute Christmas cartoon photos of your family for Facebook
People have been sharing cute animated Christmas photos of their loved ones and pets on Facebook recently, and there's a simple way to get your own
by Courtney Pochin, https://www.facebook.com/courtneypochinmirror/?modal=admin_todo_tour, Emma GillPeople are always participating in bizarre trends on social media, but the latest fad on Facebook is actually quite sweet.
You might have noticed members of your family or some of your friends sharing cartoon photos of their loved ones and pets, cosied up in front of a Christmas scene.
These are being set as cover photos and profile photos on the social network, reports Manchester Evening News.
If you're wondering where they've been getting the festive animations from and wishing you could make one for yourself, then you're in luck as there's actually a very simple way you can do that.
The cute cartoons are being made on a site called MadeMine.
This is a website where people can personalise their own gifts, such as Christmas mugs.
For these mugs, you can select the number of people and pets in your family, add names and change hair colour to create something that looks true to life.
The mugs have proved so popular that the website now allows anyone who buys one to have the image from the mug sent to their email to download and keep, for a small additional cost.
A spokesperson for MadeMine, said: "You can place the order on our website to have the digital picture sent to your email, and to share it on your Facebook page.
"Enjoy your customisation process."
For those keen to buy one, the mug is currently in the Black Friday sale, reduced from £30.85 to £18.64 (plus an extra £2.32 for the digital download).
As the website is based in the US, you'll probably also have to factor in shipping and customs fees as well.
For more design options and to make your own image, visit www.mademine.com/


The following subject-verb disagreements have been found:
The subject of a sentence must agree with the verb of the sentence in number (singular vs plural) and in person (first, second, or third person).
Example: They is my favourite Canadian authors.
To fix the above sentence: They are my favourite Canadian authors.


Jonathon Thompson
Web Developer
Hello! I'm Jonathon Thompson. Web Developer specializing in front end development.
Problem solver by nature. Writer of code by profession. Having worked in an agency setting and also as part of a global software development team, my experience provides a wide range of insight.
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Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team, carrying out ad-hoc tasks as requested by the varying marketing units. While focusing on Rackpsace.com built primarily with Drupal, I am also responsible for updates to other various web properties utilizing technologies across the stack. I have also been priveledged to mentor and work along side the bright intern talent working with the rackspace web team.
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I was responsible for working on a range of projects, providing mockups to complete website and interacting on a daily basis with graphic designers. I was in charge of all incoming support requests for client sites. Sites ranging in size from local San Antonio hotspots to sites owned by our now US President.
Education
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Bachelor of General Studies
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ANALYZE THIS A movie review by Joe Barlow (c) Copyright 1999
STARRING: Robert De Niro, Billy Crystal, Lisa Kudrow DIRECTOR: Harold Ramis WRITERS: Peter Tolan, Harold Ramis, Ken Lonergan RATED: R RELEASED: 1999
RATING: *** 1/2 (out of a possible ****)
Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) has a problem: although he's one of the most feared and powerful gangsters in the country, he's lost his passion for his work. Things aren't as simple as they once were ("We gotta change with the times," states an advisor. "What, are we gonna get a web site?" sneers Vitti in reply). But there are other reason for the boss's recent distaste for violence: having just witnessed the murder of his best friend, Vitti is so torn with stress and tension that he now bursts into tears at the slightest provacation.
The members of Vitti's "family" are concerned: if word gets out that their boss is turning into a quivering crybaby, their organization will lose prestige and power. Hoping to reclaim his composure and save his career, the boss seeks the help of an unwitting psychiatrist, Dr. Ben Sobol (Billy Crystal). Sobol wants nothing to do with the infamous Vitti, but the gangster won't take "no" for an answer. Soon the two men are working through the complex issues which have resulted in Vitti's breakdown.
Harold Ramis's "Analyze This" could just as easily be called "There's Something About Gangsters." Funny and clever, the film gathers up the entire "Untouchables" genre and shakes it vigorously. The jokes are sly, revolving more around verbal gags than we expect from an action-film spoof, though the humor never once descends to the level of stupidity which earmarked lesser mobster parodies, such as "Mafia!" It is, quite simply, the most unabashedly funny movie I've seen since last autumn's "Rush Hour," with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.
The interplay between Crystal and De Niro is well developed: their psychiatric sessions skip by like a live-action episode of Comedy Central's "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist," including a great scene in which Sobel tries to explain Oedipel complexes to Vitti.  VITTI: "Because I can do things with my girlfriend that I can't do with her."   She kisses my kids with that mouth!"
We are given ample insight into Vitti's personality, witnessing both his crumbling power and growing insecurity with himself. De Niro makes Vitti real to us: he may be a hardened criminal, but he's also a loving father (observe how he casually gathers up his kids' wildly strewn Disney videos before making his escape in one crucial scene). It's a clever directorial touch from Ramis, and it adds a subtle degree of characterization.
Much of the film reminds me of "What About Bob?", the Bill Murray/Richard Dreyfuss psychiatric comedy in which a clingy patient pushes his psychiatrist to the limit. The same thing happens in "Analyze This," as Vitti demands more and more of Sobol's time, much to the chagrin of the doctor's fiancee', Laura (a spunky Lisa Kudrow, fresh from her success as Lucia in "The Opposite of Sex").
Only two minor items mar the film: (a) the Billy Crystal character finds himself forced to attend a Mob meeting for reasons that struck me as thoroughly unbelievable, and (b) the story culminates in a yawn-inducing shoot-out with a rival "family." I was hoping for a more original resolution to the movie, as the film sparkles with energy and wit for the rest of its duration.
These are not major flaws, however, and won't stop me from unhesitatingly recommending "Analyze This," the best comedy to emerge so far in 1999. Great acting, great directing, great writing, and a cameo by Tony Bennett? Oh man, I am *so* there.
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About
This is a Candybox-style Pokemon web game.
You choose your starter pokemon and begin the journey to catch them all.
Different stages will allow you to battle pokemon and earn points
to be able to evolve them and buy stronger Pokeballs to fit in your ever growing backpack.
Points will be generated over time, and having different Pokemon can influence this rate.
We hope you enjoy this game!
Pikachu
It evolves from Pichu when leveled up with high friendship
and evolves into Raichu when exposed to a Thunder Stone.
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After 11 months out of management, the Portuguese coach has returned to the Premier League.
by AFPJOSE MOURINHO IS back in the Premier League, replacing Mauricio Pochettino as manager of Tottenham.
The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss inherits a side packed with quality players, but currently 14th in the Premier League table.
Here are five of the most pressing issues in his in-tray.
Win a trophy
Jose Mourinho’s first task will be to stop Tottenham’s slide. Last season they rubbed shoulders with Manchester City and Liverpool at the top of the league before falling away.
Spurs, and Mourinho, will be desperate to end the club’s trophy drought, which has lasted for more than a decade.
They have not won the English top flight since 1961.
As well as his high profile, Mourinho’s knack of picking up silverware will have been a huge plus for Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.
For all of Pochettino’s success, he was unable to win a trophy for the club in his spell of more than five years in charge.
Defensive issues
Tottenham have struggled defensively this season.
They have kept just one clean sheet in the league and conceded seven in a Champions League game against Bayern Munich.
Mourinho is renowned for his ability to build a side that is defensively rigid and he will have to get to work quickly on drilling his new back line.
Sort out contracts
Pochettino faced a major problem after a summer rebuild failed to materialise and he was left with a clutch of players who had appeared to be on their way out of the club.
Christian Eriksen spoke publicly of his desire to quit Spurs at the end of last season and the Dane, along with Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld, is in the final year of his contract.
Eriksen, Danny Rose — also linked with a move away — and Vertonghen, have performed well below par this season.
Mourinho must find a way to unite the squad quickly and get the best out of his players, some of whom could leave the club as early as January.
Tackle away form
Part of Pochettino’s demise was due to poor away form. Spurs have won just three times on the road since January — all in the Champions League.
That is not good enough for a side of Tottenham’s quality.
Convince Harry Kane to stay
While the fate of players such as Eriksen, Vertonghen and Alderweireld may be out of his hands, Mourinho needs to convince Harry Kane that his future remains at Spurs.
The England captain is under contract for plenty of time yet, but he is a superstar of European football and has always said he wants to win things.
Ideally that would be at Spurs, and his chances of that might just have improved, but it would be a surprise if he were not linked with the super clubs this summer, especially if he has a good Euro 2020.
Mourinho needs to do everything he can to make sure Kane, who had a close relationship with Pochettino, still feels content at the club — and hopefully winning matches will help to convince him.


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There are several tools available for penetration testers carrying out a security test of Kubernetes clusters. The one we are going to concentrate on in this section is kube-hunter available from Aqua Security There are several options to run kube-hunter, it can be run as a container inside the cluster, as a python script or you can visit the website and register for a token and run it with docker as described here.
Once you have registered with an email address you will get a command to run similar to: docker run -it --rm --network host aquasec/kube-hunter --token eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ0aW1lIjoxNTUyN
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Remote scanning (scans one or more specific IPs or DNS names)
Subnet scanning (scans subnets on all local network interfaces)
IP range scanning (scans a given IP range)
Choose option 1 Remote Scanning and enter the ip address of the cluster. To get the cluster IP run: kubectl cluster-info
In our sample case the ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
A table of vulnerabilities is then presented:
Amongst the results we can see it has been reported that the cluster is vulnerable to CVE-2018-1002105.
DESCRIPTION OF CVE-2018-1002015
This vulnerabilty affected the API-Server and took advantage of a weakness - Once a legitimate authorized request was made to the API server the API Server did not check error messages in sequenced requests which allowed bypassing of the authorization logic. Specifically, when a HTTP request contained a HTTP upgrade header, the request was successful whether or not the response cotained the successful switching protocol 101 response. For a more detailed description consult this excellent blog post by Arial Zelivansky of Twistlock.
The two escalation paths are:
Through api-server calls made to any aggregated API server endpoints which could be exercised through discovery api calls which are by default permitted to anonymous users.
Through the API server to kubelets - through pods exec/attach/port-forward API’s these are not permitted to anonymous users by default
Kubernetes has patched versions:
v1.10.11
v.1.11.5
v1.12.3
v1.13.0-rc.1
Any versions below these are potentially vulnerable. All Kubernetes partners had been notified prior to the disclosure and had applied patches to their offerings. So as a tester it is important to prove the vulnerability really exists, as most providers may have patched unsupported versions.
There are now several POC's available online to demonstrate the explotation of this vulnerability, we are going to use the method available in the aforementioned blog This exploit targets the Aggregation API, the aggregation layer provides extensions to the Kubernetes API. One of those extensions is the metrics service, which can make discovery calls to all the pods in the cluster. The expoilt code developed by Arial Zelivansky targets the metrics service and uses the service account system:serviceaccount:kube-system:horizontal-pod-autoscaler which has a default ClusterRoleBinding which allows access to the metrics service. The X-Remote-User header allows impersonation of a user.
Give execution permissions to the poc.rb file (chmod +x).
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For convenience I have created an nginx image with all those steps pre-configured, running: kubectl create deployment nginxexploit --image=cavedweller/nginx-1002105:v1 kubectl get pods
Copy the name of the nginxexpoit pod kubectl exec -it nginxexploit-xxxxxxxxx -- /bin/bash(replace xxxxxxx with appropriate value) cd 2d09ec0ad600667980359394a2a65a0d/ (Enter cd 2 and hit tab to auto-complete.) ./poc.rb
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The $onChanges lifecycle-hook in depth
With the release of Angular 1.5.3 we got some awesome new features. As you all know, the point of the Angular 1.5 releases are to bring us closer to the Angular 2 way of working. With that in mind, the latest new feature we’ve got are Lifecycle hooks. What those are and how you can use them has already been perfectly explained by Pascal Precht on his blog. For the remainder of this blog, I’m going to assume you have read it.
I’m not going to try and do the same, instead I want to look at a specific lifecycle hook in depth, $onChanges
. We’ll look at how it is implemented by Angular, how we can use it with some examples, a pitfall when using it with non-primitives and how we can fix it.
How is it implemented in the Angular codebase
The $onChanges
lifecycle hook can be used with the '<'
and '@'
bindings. So to get started, we must look at how Angular handles these bindings.
case '<':
if (!hasOwnProperty.call(attrs, attrName)) {
if (optional) break;
attrs[attrName] = void 0;
}
if (optional && !attrs[attrName]) break;
parentGet = $parse(attrs[attrName]);
destination[scopeName] = parentGet(scope);
removeWatch = scope.$watch(
parentGet,
function parentValueWatchAction(newParentValue) {
var oldValue = destination[scopeName];
recordChanges(scopeName, newParentValue, oldValue);
destination[scopeName] = newParentValue;
},
parentGet.literal);
removeWatchCollection.push(removeWatch);
break;
Note: We’ll only look at the '<'
binding since the concepts are the same.
This is the entire code block that is executed when a one-way binding is found. The part that really interests us here, is the scope.$watch
expression and how it is setup.
scope.$watch(
parentGet,
function parentValueWatchAction(newParentValue) {
var oldValue = destination[scopeName];
recordChanges(scopeName, newParentValue, oldValue);
destination[scopeName] = newParentValue;
},
parentGet.literal
);
Let’s look at the listener function in particular, which is named parentValueWatchAction
here. The listener function is the one that gets executed when the $watch
expression is found dirty (if you do not understand what this means, I suggest you take a look at the $digest cycle which is a very important concept in Angular 1).
We can see that, if a $watch
expression is dirty and the listener function is fired, a method called recordChanges(scopeName, newParentValue, oldValue);
is executed. Hmmm thats seems interesting, lets dig deeper.
function recordChanges(key, currentValue, previousValue) {
if (isFunction(destination.$onChanges)
&&
currentValue !== previousValue) {
// If we have not already scheduled the top
// level onChangesQueue handler then do so now
if (!onChangesQueue) {
scope.$$postDigest(flushOnChangesQueue);
onChangesQueue = [];
}
// If we have not already queued a trigger
// of onChanges for this controller then do so now
if (!changes) {
changes = {};
onChangesQueue.push(triggerOnChangesHook);
}
// If the has been a change on this property
// already then we need to reuse the previous value
if (changes[key]) {
previousValue = changes[key].previousValue;
}
// Store this change
changes[key] = {
previousValue: previousValue,
currentValue: currentValue
};
}
}
function triggerOnChangesHook() {
destination.$onChanges(changes);
// Now clear the changes so that we schedule
// onChanges when more changes arrive
changes = undefined;
}
This function, which is executed every time a dirty watch expression is found, does a number of things.
What it basically does is: Check if your controller, called destination
here, has an $onChanges
method defined. If this is the case, it creates an object called changes
with the previous value and the current value and pushes the $onChanges
method with the changes
object onto a queue.
It also registers a function called flushOnChangesQueue
to be executed during the $$postDigest
phase. Let’s look at what this function does.
// This function is called in a $$postDigest to trigger
// all the onChanges hooks in a single digest
function flushOnChangesQueue() {
try {
if (!(--onChangesTtl)) {
// We have hit the TTL limit so reset everything
onChangesQueue = undefined;
throw $compileMinErr(
'infchng',
'{0} $onChanges() iterations reached.Aborting!\n',
TTL);
}
// We must run this hook in an apply since
// the $$postDigest runs outside apply
$rootScope.$apply(function() {
for (var i = 0, ii = onChangesQueue.length; i < ii; ++i) {
onChangesQueue[i]();
}
// Reset the queue to trigger a new schedule
// next time there is a change
onChangesQueue = undefined;
});
} finally {
onChangesTtl++;
}
}
This function just loops over all the callbacks that were pushed on the queue earlier, and executes them. So every controller with the $onChanges
callback defined, that has a bound value that was changed, is notified.
That’s basically it! What’s important to remember is:
-
for the lifecycle hook to work, a
scope.$watch
expression must be dirty -
the lifecycle hooks that have values changed, are triggered after every digest cycle
-
an object containing the old and the new value can be passed to the
$onChanges
callback
Time for some examples!
Primitives
We’re going to start of with an easy example. I’ve create a plnkr that contains two components. A component called ‘outer’ that contains another component called ‘inner’. Let’s look at the ‘outer’ component first.
class OuterComponent{
public template: string =`

Value: {{$ctrl.primitiveValue}}

<input ng-model="$ctrl.primitiveValue">

<inner primitive-value="$ctrl.primitiveValue"></inner>

`;
}
Note: all the examples are written using Typescript.
It’s about as easy as it gets. If we look at it’s template, we can see it has a property called primitiveValue
that you can change via an input box. It also defines our ‘inner’ component and binds the primitiveValue
.
Let’s look at the ‘inner’ component.
class InnerComponent {
public controller: Function = InnerController;
public bindings: any = {
primitiveValue : "<"
};
public template: string =`

PrimitiveValue: {{$ctrl.primitiveValue}}

Number of times the $onChanges is invoked: {{$ctrl.onChangesCalledCounter}}

`;
}
We can see the one-way binding that accepts the primitiveValue
. In the template, this is printed using {{$ctrl.primitiveValue}}
.
Let’s take a look at our ‘inner’ component’s controller.
class InnerController {
private onChangesCalledCounter: number = 0;
public $onChanges(changes: any){
this.onChangesCalledCounter++;
console.log(changes);
}
}
Notice the $onChanges
definition in the controller. Every time it is executed, the onChangesCalledCounter
, that is printed in the template as well, is incremented, and the changed object is logged to the console.
The whole thing is wired together as follows.
angular.module("app", [])
.component("outer",new OuterComponent())
.component("inner", new InnerComponent());
Note that this uses the new .component
method introduced in Angular 1.5. This is a kind of directive that always has an isolate scope and has it’s controllerAs
syntax set to $ctrl
by default. Todd Motto has written an excellent blog post on the subject.
Let’s try input some text in the input box and see what it does:
As you might have expected, on every key input in the input box, the $onChanges
function is invoked.
With what we’ve learned, this is quite logical. A key input means the primitiveValue
in the outer component has changed and a digest cycle is started. This will see that the $watch
expression that is setup for the '<'
binding is dirty and register the $onChanges
callback to be notified during the $$postDigest
phase.
Neat right!
Non primitive values
Let’s kick it up a notch! Next is an example where we bind an array from the ‘outer’ to the ‘inner’ component. This is the plnkr. Let’s look at the ‘outer’ component’s controller.
class OuterController {
private arrayValue: Array<String>;
private fruits: Array<String> = ["apple", "banana", "grape"];
private vegetables: Array<String> = ["brocolli", "aubergine", "avocado"];
public $onInit(): void {
this.arrayValue = this.fruits;
}
// In a real case scenario, this could be a network call that refreshes with new data
public switchArrayValue(): void {
if(this.arrayValue === this.fruits){
this.arrayValue = this.vegetables;
} else {
this.arrayValue = this.fruits;
}
}
}
A controller is introduced that initialises an array called arrayValue
to the fruits array. It also contains a switchArrayValue
function that simply switches the reference from the arrayValue
between the fruits and vegetables.
In our template, we’ve bounded the array to the ‘inner’ component and added a button to call the switchArrayValue
function.
The ‘inner’ component only changed in accepting an array instead of a primitive value.
Let’s try to click the button and see what it does:
As you would’ve expected, it does exactly the same thing as the previous example for the same reasons.
Non primitive values pitfall!
Next, let’s try to add an element to the array in the ‘outer’ component and see what happens. To do this, we must update the ‘outer’ component.
class OuterController {
private fruits: Array<String> = ["apple", "banana"];
public addElement(): void {
this.fruits.push("grape");
}
}
We updated the controller to work with a fruit array and provide a method that adds an element to the array. In the template we just call this function when the button is clicked and bind the fruits array into our ‘inner’ component.
What do you think will happen next? You’ve figured it out? Let’s give it a go!
Hmm, we see that the array in our ‘outer’ and our ‘inner’ component is updated. BUT our $onChanges
callback is not fired. At first this might seem strange, but actually, it isn’t.
To explain why, we must look at the definition of the $watch
function in Angular.
$watch: function(
watchExp, listener, objectEquality, prettyPrintExpression
)
Take a look at the third argument: objectEquality. This tells Angular whether to check the watch expression via reference or object equality. We looked at the way the watch expression is setup in the recordChanges()
method above. No parameter is passed as third argument which means it defaults to comparison by reference.
In our test case above, we did not change the reference of the array but only added an element. This means our $watch
expression will never be dirty! In that case the $onChanges
callback is never triggered.
 That’s the thing. The ‘outer’ and ‘inner’ component share the same javascript reference to the fruits array. So even if you would push an element onto the array in the ‘inner’ component, it would also update the ‘outer’ component. Put’s a whole new light onto ‘one-way binding’ doesn’t it :).
Immutable data structures to the rescue!
You might wonder if the Angular team made an error of judgement when implementing it this way. In fact, they didn’t. It was a deliberate choice to work with a reference-based comparison scheme. If you’d perform a deep compare on every object, your application’s performance would be extremely poor.
So what can we do to get the expected behaviour for our $onChanges
method. If we were to change the reference of our array every time we change something to the array, we would be getting exactly that. What we actually need are immutable data structures.
For the following example plnkr, I’ve chosen ImmutableJS to demonstrate that we can get the expected behaviour with immutable data structures.
I’ve made a few small changes to the way the fruits array is created and updated:
class OuterController {
private fruits: List<String> = Immutable.List.of("apple" "banana");
public addElement(): void {
this.fruits = this.fruits.push("grape");
}
}
First of all, we initialise our list using ImmutableJS. The push method that is available on the returned object, of type List
, doesn’t add an element to the existing datatype. Instead it returns a new instance of the List type with the element added. This way, we change our reference and add an element.
Let’s test again to see if it works as expected.
And it does!
Conclusion
The lifecycle hook provides us with some great functionality. But be cautious. It’s only triggered if we use primitives or change the reference of the javascript object bound into the component. That’s why I would recommend to always use immutable data structures throughout your bindings.


--- title: Getting Started type: doc ---
The easiest way to get a copy of Wallaroo is to download an archive from the page Downloads of the sourceforge project. Wallaroo is delivered in a ZIP file for Windows users and in a compressed TAR file (.tgz) for Unix/Linux users. Both archives contain the same files, the only difference is that all text files in the ZIP files have line endings suitable for Windows (CR-LF), while the text files in the TAR file have line endings suitable for Unix/Linux (LF only).
Otherways, you can clone the git repository from the repository page.
Wallaroo library is header-only: it consists entirely of header files containing templates and inline functions, and require no separately-compiled library binaries or special treatment when linking.
Wallaroo relies on some of the famous boost libraries. You can download the latest version from here, extract it wherever you want in your hard disk and include its path when compiling your application that uses Wallaroo.
Since Wallaroo uses header only boost libraries, you don't need to compile boost.
Starting from v. 0.2, if your compiler supports C++11 features, you can get rid of boost libraries and relies only on the new C++ standard features.
You can find some examples in the directory samples. Each example comes with:
All methods require you to specify the boost library path. You can do it in the following ways.
make UCFLAGS=-I<boost_path>
example:
make UCFLAGS=-I/opt/boost_1_66_0/
You must set the environment variable BOOST.
To build your own project, the compiler needs to know the include path of the wallaroo libraries.
If your compiler is not C++11 compliant (or if you plan to use XmlConfiguration or JsonConfiguration classes), you should also provide the boost path.
For example, if you use gcc, you can use the following syntax (with boost):
g++ -Wall -I<boost_path> -I<wallaroo_path> *.cpp -o <app_exe>
or (without boost):
g++ -Wall -std=c++0x -I<wallaroo_path> *.cpp -o <app_exe>
Using Wallaroo you will be able to separate the setup phase (object building and wiring) from the logic of your classes. In addition, you will be able to change the class of your objects without rebuilding anything: in this way you can change the behavior of your application, or perform mock testing using the same executable.
With Wallaroo you will be able to focus on the logic of your classes, without worrying about the wiring phase.
This mechanism is called Dependency Injection. Someone calls it Inversion of Control, but actually, that has a broader meaning (see here).
The syntax of Wallaroo is based on the catalog metaphor. The objects you build and link together are "parts", that use "collaborators". You can add a dependency from a part to another by linking a collaborator of the first to the second.
To be instantiable by wallaroo, a class must derive from wallaroo::Part. So, to make a class Car instantiable by wallaroo, you must declare it in a header file in this way:
#include "wallaroo/registered.h"
using namespace wallaroo;
class Car : public Part
{
public:
Car( const string& color );
// other methods declaration here
...
};
and you must define it in the implementation file in this way:
WALLAROO_REGISTER( Car, string )
Car::Car( const string& color )
{
...
}
// other methods definition here
...
The parameter string you can see inside the clause WALLAROO_REGISTER is the parameter type of the Car constructor. Wallaroo can manage constructors having up to 2 parameters (see wallaroo::Attribute for a way to overcome this limit).
The previous declaration and definition, allow you to create instances of Car in this way:
#include "wallaroo/catalog.h"
using namespace wallaroo;
...
Catalog catalog; // this is the container of your objects
// populate the catalog with some objects:
catalog.Create( "ferrari_f430", "Car", string( "red" ) );
catalog.Create( "maserati_granturismo", "Car", string( "black" ) );
...
The methods used have the following signature:
template< class P1 , class P2 >
void Catalog::Create( const std::string &id, const std::string &className, const P1 &p1, const P2 &p2 )
template< class P >
void Catalog::Create( const std::string &id, const std::string &className, const P &p )
void Catalog::Create( const std::string &id, const std::string &className )
The first parameter is the name of the instance you're going to create, the second is the name of its class and the (optional) others parameters are the parameters you want to pass to the constructor of the object.
After filling the catalog, you can get a (smart) pointer to an object in this way:
shared_ptr< Car > maserati = catalog[ "maserati_granturismo" ];
So far so good. Now, to do useful work, your objects need to talk to each other. For example, class Car may need to invoke Engine methods.
With this code you're saying that class Car has a "pointer" to reach an object of class Engine:
class Car : public Part
{
...
private:
Collaborator< Engine > engine;
...
};
Please note that by deriving Car from Part you make it possible associate a specific instance of class Engine to the member engine at run-time.
In the Car constructor, you must specify that Car has an engine Collaborator named mainEngine:
Car::Car( const std::string& color ) :
engine( "mainEngine", RegistrationToken() )
{
...
}
Inside the Car implementation you can use it as a standard pointer:
void Car::Start()
{
engine -> SwitchOn();
}
Just remember that Collaborator< Engine > is really a weak_ptr: if in the meantime someone deleted the pointed object, when you try to use it you will get a Wallaroo::DeletedPartError exception.
Please note that you can have a collaborator container in your classes, by using the syntax:
Collaborator< Book, collection > library;
by default, in this case, wallaroo will use std::vector. However, you can specify another std container in this way:
Collaborator< Book, collection, std::list > library;
You can also provide constraints about a collaborator, i.e. you can specify if a collaborator is optional, mandatory (default) or its range (for a collection collaborator):
class Car : public Part
{
...
private:
Collaborator< Engine > engine; // one instance of Engine
Collaborator< AirConditioning, optional > airConditioning; // zero or one instance of airConditioning
Collaborator< Airbag, collection > airbags; // an indeterminate number of airbags (std::vector by default)
Collaborator< Speaker, collection, std::list > speakers; // an indeterminate number of speaker in a std::list
Collaborator< Seat, bounded_collection< 2, 6 > > seats; // from 2 to 6 instances of seats
...
};
So far so good. But how can you link engine to a previously created object? With this code:
use( catalog[ "f136e" ] ).as( "mainEngine" ).of( catalog[ "ferrari_f430" ] ); // this means ferrari_f430.engine=f136e
In this way you assigned the object f136e to the role engine of the object ferrari_f430. This wiring operation can be done in the main, where you set up all your application, or wherever you like in your code, providing you have access to catalog.
If your application uses a unique catalog, wallaroo provides the following syntax to avoid you some typing:
Catalog myCatalog;
...
wallaroo_within( myCatalog )
{
use( "f136e" ).as( "engine" ).of( "ferrari_f430" );
use( "m139p" ).as( "engine" ).of( "maserati_granturismo" );
}
this is equivalent to:
Catalog myCatalog;
...
use( myCatalog[ "f136e" ] ).as( "engine" ).of( myCatalog[ "ferrari_f430" ] );
use( myCatalog[ "m139p" ] ).as( "engine" ).of( myCatalog[ "maserati_granturismo" ] );
the latter code is useful when your objects are stored in multiple catalogs.
After performing the wiring, you can check the constraints by using Catalog::IsWiringOk() (that returns a bool) or Catalog::CheckWiring() (that throws an exception).
By using strings, both creation and wiring information can be loaded from a configuration file or external DB.
You can build your own mechanism to load a spec from a file and fill a wallaroo::Catalog with the objects built and configured or you can use the wallaroo::XmlConfiguration, wallaroo::JsonConfiguration or wallaroo::Configuration classes, that let you fill a catalog loading respectively an xml or json file (the syntax is explained here).
This is the content of the xml file:
<wallaroo>
<parts>
<part>
<name>ferrari_f430</name>
<class>Car</class>
<parameter1>
<type>string</type>
<value>red</value>
</parameter1>
</part>
<part>
<name>maserati_granturismo</name>
<class>Car</class>
<parameter1>
<type>string</type>
<value>black</value>
</parameter1>
</part>
<part>
<name>m139p</name>
<class>Engine</class>
</part>
<part>
<name>f136e</name>
<class>Engine</class>
</part>
</parts>
<wiring>
<wire>
<source>ferrari_f430</source>
<dest>f136e</dest>
<collaborator>mainEngine</collaborator>
</wire>
<wire>
<source>maserati_granturismo</source>
<dest>m139p</dest>
<collaborator>mainEngine</collaborator>
</wire>
</wiring>
</wallaroo>
This is the content of the json file:
{
"wallaroo":
{
"parts":
[
{
"name": "ferrari_f430",
"class": "Car",
"parameter1":
{
"type": "string",
"value": "red"
}
},
{
"name": "maserati_granturismo",
"class": "Car",
"parameter1":
{
"type": "string",
"value": "black"
}
},
{
"name": "m139p",
"class": "Engine"
},
{
"name": "f136e",
"class": "Engine"
}
],
"wiring":
[
{
"source": "ferrari_f430",
"dest": "f136e",
"collaborator": "mainEngine"
},
{
"source": "maserati_granturismo",
"dest": "m139p",
"collaborator": "mainEngine"
}
]
}
}
And, finally, this is the content of the wal file:
ferrari_f430 = new Car( color="red" );
maserati_granturismo = new Car( color="black" );
m139p = new Engine;
f136e = new Engine;
ferrari_f430.mainEngine = f136e;
maserati_granturismo.mainEngine = m139p;
(Please, note that in the wal file we assign a color attribute, and not a constructor parameter:
this because the wal syntax does not provide support for constructor parameters).
So, instead of populating manually the catalog, you can do it by loading a xml file:
Catalog catalog;
XmlConfiguration file( "wiring.xml" );
file.Fill( catalog );
or, a json file:
Catalog catalog;
JsonConfiguration file( "wiring.json" );
file.Fill( catalog );
or, a wal file:
Catalog catalog;
Configuration file( "wiring.wal" );
file.Fill( catalog );
For shake of extendibility you can decide to put your class definitions in shared libraries to get simple plugin mechanism.
The code of your class will remain the same, but you must compile it in a shared library (.dll on windows or .so on unix-like os). You can put declaration and definition in a implementation file:
#include "wallaroo/dynamic_lib.h" // once per library
#include "wallaroo/dyn_registered.h" // once per translation unit
using namespace wallaroo;
class Car : public Part
{
public:
Car();
// other methods declaration here
...
};
WALLAROO_DYNLIB_REGISTER( Car )
Car::Car()
{
...
}
// other methods definition here
...
Please note that in this case, you use WALLAROO_DYNLIB_REGISTER instead of WALLAROO_REGISTER. You must include "dynamic_lib.h" only once per library and "dyn_registered.h" in every translation unit where you use WALLAROO_DYNLIB_REGISTER.
The current version of wallaroo only supports the definition of classes with zero-parameters constructor in shared libraries.
To load the classes definition, you must use the static method Plugin::Load() at the beginning of your application:
#include "wallaroo/catalog.h"
using namespace wallaroo;
...
// load classes in shared libraries:
Plugin::Load( "car" + Plugin::Suffix() ); // Plugin::Suffix() expands to .dll or .so according to the OS
...
Catalog catalog; // this is the container of your objects
// populate the catalog with some objects:
catalog.Create( "ferrari_f430", "Car" );
catalog.Create( "maserati_granturismo", "Car" );
...
Alternatively, you can specify the shared libraries to load in the configuration file:
<wallaroo>
<plugins>
<shared>car</shared>
<shared>engine</shared>
</plugins>
<parts>
...
</parts>
<wiring>
...
</wiring>
</wallaroo>
or
{
"wallaroo":
{
"plugins":
{
"shared": "car",
"shared": "engine"
},
"parts":
[
...
],
"wiring":
[
...
]
}
}
or
@load "car";
@load "engine;
...
then, in the main application, you must specify to load the shared libraries specified in the configuration file:
#include "wallaroo/catalog.h"
#include "wallaroo/xmlconfiguration.h"
using namespace wallaroo;
...
XmlConfiguration file( "configuration.xml" );
// load classes in shared libraries:
file.LoadPlugins();
...
This page has given you a general overview of Wallaroo.
You can obtain more information in the following places:


---
layout: page
title: StealFunc
tagline: v 0.12
ghlink: https://github.com/aviaryan/autohotkey-scripts/blob/master/Tools/stealFuncfromLib.ahk
---
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StealFunc is a function-oriented script (tool) to extract only the required functions from an ahk library .
It recursively processes the library file to only extract functions that are minimally needed.
From v0.1 , it has feature to scan a autohotkey script snippet and extract the foreign functions that are used in that script from another given script.
The script is presented as a function.
{% highlight autohotkey %}
return_script := stealFunc(function_list, function_file, is_list)
;EXAMPLE
Clipboard := stealFunc("Gdip_Startup`nGdip_SetBitmaptoClipboard`nGdip_CreateBitmapFromFile`nGdip_DisposeImage", "path_to_gdip_lib", 1)
{% endhighlight %}
The first parameter 'function_list' stores a list of functions or a working ahk script snippet whose used function are to be extracted.
The second parameter 'function_file' is the file from which functions are going to be extracted.
The third parameter 'is_list' should be 1 if 'function_list' has a list of functions or 0 otherwise.
The script also has a gui added for user convenience and can be commented out anytime.
Below are the screenshots of the GUI in action.
function_list
As said above, function_list can be a list OR a valid snippet of an Autohotkey script.
EXAMPLE for function_list as a list -
{% highlight autohotkey %}
t =
(
Gdip_Startup
Gdip_CreateBitmapFromFile
Gdip_DisposeImage
Gdip_shutdown
gdip_setbitmaptoclipboard
)
output := stealFunc(t, "S:\Portables\AutoHotkey\My Scripts\ClipStep\lib\Gdip_All.ahk", 1) ; t is a list so is_list=1
gui, add, edit, h600 w800 +multi, % output
gui, show
{% endhighlight %}
EXAMPLE for function_list as a snippet -
{% highlight autohotkey %}
;Gdip_SetImagetoClipboard()
;Sets some Image to Clipboard
Gdip_SetImagetoClipboard( pImage ){
;Sets some Image file to Clipboard
PToken := Gdip_Startup()
pBitmap := Gdip_CreateBitmapFromFile(pImage)
Gdip_SetBitmaptoClipboard(pBitmap)
Gdip_DisposeImage( pBitmap )
Gdip_Shutdown( PToken)
}
;Gdip_CaptureClipboard()
; Captures Clipboard to file
Gdip_CaptureClipboard(file, quality){
PToken := Gdip_Startup()
pBitmap := Gdip_CreateBitmapFromClipboard()
Gdip_SaveBitmaptoFile(pBitmap, file, quality)
Gdip_DisposeImage( pBitmap )
Gdip_Shutdown( PToken)
}
{% endhighlight %}
The above valid code can serve as a input in the function_list parameter when you change the 3rd parameter is_list to 0.
The stealFunc function scans through the snippet and lists the used User-defined functions.
It then finds them in the Input script file (here the Gdip.ahk) and copies them out if they are found. It rescans and rescans all the
gdip.ahk functions so that the functions they are dependent on are also
extracted.
The Snippet can be any valid AHK Script and the stealFunc function will always scan it and find the used functions in the Input script file.
RichEdit_Add
. So the code goes -
{% highlight autohotkey %}
t =
(
Gui, +LastFound
hwnd := WinExist()
hRichEdit := RichEdit_Add(hwnd, 5, 5, 200, 300)
Gui, Show, w210 h310
return
)
output := stealFunc(t, "C:\Users\Avi\Desktop\RichEdit.ahk", 0) ; is_list = 0
gui, add, edit, h600 w800 +multi, % output
gui, show
{% endhighlight %}
The output you get is of 74 lines, much less than 2100 lines.


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MONEY TRAIN A film review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1997 Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: An insult.  Weslely and Woody would do well to leave this off their resumes.
MONEY TRAIN is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. It's not simply idiotic, it's contemptuous of its audience. It tries to make us swallow things that a better movie would be stopped cold by or just plain omit entirely. It's a waste of Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson, who are enjoyable actors in their own rights but are nauseating here. It's not even fun as trash.
Woody and Wesley star (maybe that's not the right word) as New York City Transit Authority police. They have a job which could actually be the core of a really interesting movie: one of them plays drunk possum to attract chain-snatchers and the other does lookout. I had a whole headful of legal and ethical questions surrounding this, raised by a documentary I'd seen on the subject once, but the movie does not waste any time with being intelligent or thought-provoking.
See if you can follow this. They chase a kid down the tunnel and into the station where the "money train", the heavily armored car that picks up all the cash from the token books, is parked. The guards on the train see this kid running at them, lift their MACHINE GUNS, shout "Halt!" and then open fire when the kid doesn't stop running at them. Blam, the kid's dead. Then Woody and Wesley show up, and of course the other TA cops hate them (why?), and a pushing match starts, and someone gets decked, and... I covered my face. I'd seen enough. I've never seen a movie work so hard and in so little time to destroy, systematically, any chance of being credible or interesting.
Fed up with the BS at their job (most of it their own goddamned fault), Woody and Wesley hatch this plot about how to rob the money train. Hence the title, in case some of you (all two of you) didn't figure it out yet. Then there's this subplot about a maniac who torches token book clerks, *and* a love story, *and* a holdup -- no, two holdups, sorry, easy to lose track in a movie this braindead -- *and* a mob boss who wants his money.
Neither Woody nor Wesley play characters that are interesting for a single minute. We do not care about them. They are not interesting.  They deserve to get shot -- or run over, as the case may be. They only exist to rehash the kind of dynamics that was *written* into a movie like WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP, and which simply does not exist here. They are idiots, and we're expected to root for them. Bullcrap.
The movie is completely schizophrenic in its tone and texture. What exactly is this mess? A cop movie? Police procedure is not given a moment's genuine thought anywhere. A thriller? The subplot with the Token Booth Killer is inept, a throwaway that should have been ditched in the rewrite. A comedy? The few jokes that do work are wasted. A drama? All dramatic tension between both principals is freeze-dried and off-the-rack. There's not a moment in the movie where I felt like I was listening to genuine human beings talk; it's all Screenwriterese, that bizarre analect where every sentence ends in a punchline and the primary mode of expression is the unique conjunctions of four-letter words. (Actual dialogue excerpt: "Fuck you." "What?"
Look. I'll be honest here. I've tried writing screenplays, and even *I* suspect that if I tried to pitch this mess, I'd get laughed out of the office. Anyone interested in hearing my ideas for a few good movies can write me and hear my pitch, because God knows I know I can do better.
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- Supports from 1 to 999 dice.
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- Critical Glitchs and Glitchs are automatically calculated.
- The number of Hits generated and the sum of all the dice is displayed.
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- When value is saved, the button will update.
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Trainsorting
问题描述 :
Erin is an engineer. She drives trains. She also arranges the cars within each train. She prefers to put the cars in decreasing order of weight, with the heaviest car at the front of the train.
Unfortunately, sorting train cars is not easy. One cannot simply pick up a car and place it somewhere else. It is impractical to insert a car within an existing train. A car may only be added to the beginning and end of the train.
Cars arrive at the train station in a predetermined order. When each car arrives, Erin can add it to the beginning or end of her train, or refuse to add it at all. The resulting train should be as long as possible, but the cars within it must be ordered by weight.
Given the weights of the cars in the order in which they arrive, what is the longest train that Erin can make?
输入:
The first line contains an integer 0 <= n <= 2000, the number of cars. Each of the following n lines contains a non-negative integer giving the weight of a car. No two cars have the same weight.
输出:
The first line contains an integer 0 <= n <= 2000, the number of cars. Each of the following n lines contains a non-negative integer giving the weight of a car. No two cars have the same weight.
样例输入:
3 1 2 3
样例输出:
3
#include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <string> #include <vector> #include <queue> #include <map> #include <algorithm> #include <memory.h> #include <cmath> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; const int MAX=2005,INF=1<<30; int a[MAX],c[MAX], n,len; int bsearchLDS(const int &v){ int l=1,r=len+1,m; while(l<r){ m=l+(r-l)/2; if(c[m]>v) l=m+1; else r=m; } return l; } int bsearchLIS(const int &v){ int l=1,r=len+1,m; while(l<r){ m=l+(r-l)/2; if(c[m]<v) l=m+1; else r=m; } return l; } int LDS(const int &i){ int pos; len=1; c[len]=a[i]; for(int j=i+1;j<n;j++){ pos=bsearchLDS(a[j]); if(pos==1) continue; c[pos]=a[j]; if(pos>len) len=pos; } return len; } int LIS(const int &i){ int pos; len=1; c[len]=a[i]; for(int j=i+1;j<n;j++){ pos=bsearchLIS(a[j]); if(pos==1) continue; c[pos]=a[j]; if(pos>len) len=pos; } return len; } int main() { // freopen("i.txt","r",stdin); int nCase,t1,t2,l,maxVal; // cin>>nCase; while(cin>>n){ maxVal=0; //memset(a,0,sizeof(a)); //memset(c,0,sizeof(c)); for(int i=0;i<n;i++) cin>>a[i]; for(int i=0;i<n;i++){ //LDS; t1=LDS(i); t2=LIS(i); // cout<<i<<' '<<a[i]<<endl; // cout<<t1<<' '<<t2<<endl<<endl; l=t1+t2-1; if(l>maxVal) maxVal=l; //break; } cout<<maxVal<<endl; } return 0; }
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-哈哈哈，不送。
居然看懂了
哎，path[0]应该是从零开始吧，为什么是赋值1呢？
终于找到一篇能看懂的，mark
想问下computeLSPArray那里，if(len!=0) len=lps[len-1]是什么意思
题目和代码都不一样好吗！！！搞错了
没有对题目进行一番分析，真是美中不足啊
你指的哪个问题？
.net中char类型不是两个字节么
我还有个问题想请教一下，就是感觉对于新手来说，递归理解起来有些困难，不知有没有什么好的方法或者什么好的建议？
Gucci New Fall Arrivals
This is really nice to know. I hope it will be successful in the future. Good job on this and keep up the good work.
书上的解法更巧妙一些，在九度OJ实测的效率差不多
正是我要找的，适合新手
学习了
目前为止见过的最易懂的一个，多谢分享


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Phil Micallef is an English person stuck in a weird limbo state between music and comedy. He thinks music is a joke, but takes comedy very seriously, and so he has decided to find a neat compromise between the two. The result is a gag-punctuated gallivant of songs about various relatable hard-hitting issues, such as Czech politics, low-cost airlines and loving a kebab a little bit too much.


public class Validate
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Validate() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static boolean |
isAlphanumeric(java.lang.String alphanumeric)
This function checks if an input string has alphanumeric bits, i.e if they are made of 0-9 and A-Z.
|
static boolean |
isBinary(java.lang.String binary)
This function checks if an input string has binary bits, i.e if they are made up of 1s and 0s.
|
static boolean |
isCustomLastWord(java.lang.String word,
java.lang.String delimeters)
This function validates a string if it is a terminating word in a sentence.
|
static boolean |
isCustomPassword(java.lang.String password,
CustomPasswordFilter customPasswordFilter)
This function allows you to design custom password parameters.
|
static boolean[] |
isCustomPasswordParametric(java.lang.String password,
CustomPasswordFilter customPasswordFilter)
This function checks for individual parameter validations, i.e it individually checks for alphabets, digits and symbols.
|
static boolean |
isDefaultLastWord(java.lang.String word)
This function validates a string if it is a terminating word in a sentence.
|
static boolean |
isDefaultPassword(java.lang.String password,
int defaultSettings)
This function checks if a String satisfies predetermined password parameters.
|
static boolean |
isFirstWord(java.lang.String word)
This function validates a string if it is a starting word in a sentence.
|
static boolean |
isHex(java.lang.String hex)
This function checks if an input string has hexadecimal bits, i.e if they are made up of 0-9 and A-F.
|
static boolean |
isMiddleWord(java.lang.String word)
This function validates a string if it is not a first or last word in a sentence.
|
static boolean |
isName(java.lang.String name,
boolean checkHonorific,
boolean isAllUpperCase)
This function validates if a string is valid a valid name.
|
static boolean |
isPhoneno(java.lang.String phoneno,
java.lang.String format)
This function validates if a string is valid a phone number for an user defined format.
|
static boolean |
isSentence(java.lang.String sentence)
This function validates if a string is valid a sentence.
|
public static boolean isMiddleWord(java.lang.String word)
word
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isFirstWord(java.lang.String word)
word
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isDefaultLastWord(java.lang.String word)
word
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isCustomLastWord(java.lang.String word, java.lang.String delimeters)
word
- String that needs to be validated.delimeters
- The ending parameters for the word to validate word termination. The parameters
should be placed in sequence without any gaps. For backslash, you need to put '\\\\' because the
string parser will remove two of them when "de-escaping" it for the string, and then the regex needs
two for an escaped regex backslash.
For example : isCustomLastWord(yourString,"/}\\\\") will check for /, }, \ as word termination parameters.
public static boolean isSentence(java.lang.String sentence)
sentence
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isPhoneno(java.lang.String phoneno, java.lang.String format) throws InvalidFormatException
phoneno
- String that needs to be validated.format
- The custom format of the phone number.
For example XXX-XXX where X has to be in uppercase and X represents a possible digit.
InvalidFormatException
- Throws exception on format mismatch.public static boolean isName(java.lang.String name, boolean checkHonorific, boolean isAllUpperCase)
name
- String that needs to be validated.checkHonorific
- True if name includes a honorific else false.isAllUpperCase
- True is all the letters are in uppercase, else false. Then it checks if the first letter of every starting word is in uppercase.public static boolean isDefaultPassword(java.lang.String password, int defaultSettings)
This function checks if a String satisfies predetermined password parameters. The defaultSettings here are predetermined. defaultSettings values are : 1 if check for any 8 characters including alphabets, digits and symbols. 2 if check for minimum 8 characters including minimum one uppercase and one digit. 3 if check for minimum 8 characters including minimum one uppercase, digit, symbol and 8 characters.
password
- String that needs to be validated.defaultSettings
- Can be 1, 2 or 3. Each are entitled to different parameters.
1 if check for any 8 characters including alphabets, digits and symbols. 2 if check for minimum 8 characters including minimum one uppercase and one digit. 3 if check for minimum 8 characters including minimum one uppercase, digit, symbol and 8 characters.
public static boolean[] isCustomPasswordParametric(java.lang.String password, CustomPasswordFilter customPasswordFilter)
Returns a boolean array of length 5. Each index has it's own significance. Default value is false. Index 0 - Alphabet validation along with minimum alphabet length check. Index 1 - Digit validation along with minimum digit length check. Index 2 - Symbol validation along with minimum symbol length check. Index 3 - Total minimum length check. Index 4 - Total maximum length check. Under any circumstances if pattern has characters that are not in the argument string, then index 0, 1, 2 will return false. For example, if alphabets are "ABCdef", digits are "012" and symbol set is "$%" with minimum characters 2,1,1 respectively. Then for pattern "ABC", index 0 : true, index 1 : false, index 2: false. for pattern "AB0" index 0 : true, index 1 : true, index 2: false. but for pattern "AB04", even if alphabet satisfies, but pattern as a whole is invalid hence output will be index 0 : false, index 1 : false, index 2: false.
password
- String that needs to be validated.customPasswordFilter
- instance of CustomPasswordFilter.public static boolean isCustomPassword(java.lang.String password, CustomPasswordFilter customPasswordFilter)
password
- String that needs to be validated.customPasswordFilter
- instance of CustomPasswordFilter.public static boolean isBinary(java.lang.String binary)
binary
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isHex(java.lang.String hex)
hex
- String that needs to be validated.public static boolean isAlphanumeric(java.lang.String alphanumeric)
This function checks if an input string has alphanumeric bits, i.e if they are made of 0-9 and A-Z. Alphabets have to be in Uppercase.
alphanumeric
- String that needs to be validated.