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For example, if we need to achieve 38400bps and ser.div9600 returns 12, then we need to set ser.baudrate=3, because (9600*12)/38400=3. This serves as a platform-independent baudrate calculation, as ser.div9600 will return different values for different platforms.
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AJR89: Enrolled Joint Resolution
2009 Assembly Joint Resolution 90
ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION
Relating to:
the life and public service of Rev. P. Harvey Stower.
Whereas, Pharis Harvey Stower, Jr., a dedicated life-long public servant and advocate for social justice issues, passed away at the age of 65 on Tuesday, September 29, 2009; and
Whereas, Harvey Stower was born in Frederic, Wisconsin, on September 17, 1944, graduated from Amery High School in 1962, and earned degrees in political science, English, and education from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in 1966; and
Whereas, Harvey Stower met Marilyn Nielsen while attending college at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, and they were married on March 11, 1967, in River Falls, and together raised two daughters, Kate and Elizabeth; and
Whereas, while attending college at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, Harvey Stower was active in United Methodist youth, campus politics, and working for social justice issues across the United States, including participating in the Selma to Montgomery march with Martin Luther King, Jr., in 1965, beginning a life-long commitment to working for civil rights; and
Whereas, after teaching English at Prescott, Clayton, and Nicolet high schools, Harvey Stower attended Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., to pursue his dream of becoming an ordained United Methodist minister, and after his ordination in 1977, Harvey and Marilyn moved to Milwaukee where he served as a minister at Kenwood United Methodist Church for several years; and
Whereas, Harvey Stower returned to Amery in 1982 to run for the 28th Assembly District seat, which he won, serving for the 1983-84 session, and then ran again in 1988 and won, serving from 1989 until 1994; and
Whereas, during his time in the state assembly, Harvey Stower authored legislation to create the Wisconsin Conservation Corps, support public schools and rural communities, and improve the lives of farmers, workers, motorists, veterans, and people with disabilities, while also championing core humanitarian issues like hunger prevention and homelessness; and
Whereas, Harvey Stower had an extraordinary ability to work with legislators from both political parties, was a man who had a remarkable and distinct commitment to building relationships with every individual he encountered, and approached his job as a lawmaker with high moral and ethical standards, which earned him the title and legacy of being "The Conscience of the Legislature"; and
Whereas, Harvey Stower's public service continued in his role as Amery's mayor for the past 14 years, where his visionary leadership focused on developing the riverfront in Amery, downtown revitalization, economic growth, creating a thriving arts center, and improving the city's infrastructure through improved facilities for the airport, hospital, library, and food pantry; now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the
assembly
, the
senate
concurring, That
the members of the Wisconsin legislature honor Harvey Stower for his decades of tireless and devoted service to northwest Wisconsin and the entire state and his passion for and life-long commitment to equity, justice, and advocating for the most vulnerable members of society, express their deep sorrow at his death, and extend their sincere condolences to his family and friends; and, be it further
Resolved, That
the assembly chief clerk shall provide a copy of this joint resolution to each of Harvey Stower's daughters, Kate Stower and Elizabeth Stower.
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Note
If your organization uses remote call control and you customized Address Book normalization rules, you must perform the procedure in this topic before you can use remote call control. The procedure requires membership in the RTCUniversalServerAdmins group or equivalent rights.
To migrate Address Book customized normalization rules.:
\s*\(\s*\d\d\d\s*\)\s*\-\s*\d\d\d\s*\-\s*\d\d\d\d
The following string would not cause the normalization rule to fail:
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5.22 Engine or Higher
Available on any page, no item assignment required.
All parameters accept variables (g.url) or strings which must be wrapped in single quotes.
ACTION: Required, specifies the fully qualified URL to be contacted, starting with http.
METHOD: Required GET | POST | HEAD | XML | RAW | OPTIONS | PUT | DELETE | TRACE | CONNECT. In most cases use GET for simple page retrieval and use POST when when transmitting field data. If not specified and METHOD is XML, POST will have content type "text/xml." If not specified and METHOD is RAW, will have content type "text/plain.
CONTENT-TYPE: Optional, attribute available when the METHOD is XML or RAW.
The values of the variables listed in the FIELDS attribute will then be passed in the header.
FIELDS: Optional, comma delimited list of variables value pairs sent to the URL when POST is used as the method.
FILES: Optional, contains variables whose values are filenames that will be uploaded to the URL specified in ACTION.
CERTFILE: Optional, resolves to a location in the data directory containing a certificate or set of certificates.
CERTTYPE: Optional, must be either "PEM" or "ASN1".
CERTPASS: allows PEM-format certificates and/or private keys to be stored encrypted on disk. Ifspecified, the value of CERTPASS is used to decrypt the certificate and/or private key in the file specified by CERTFILE.
TIMEOUT: Optional, this value is used if it is smaller than the configured MvCONFIG_CALL_TIMEOUT value.
HEADERS: Optional, the value in this attribute will be placed after the Empresa-generated HTTP headers, but before the CRLF separating the HTTP headers and the body of the HTTP request.
The ... loop terminates when the entire document has been received, or when an (optional) is encountered. If is encountered, processing start back at the top continuing with the next item.
This function returns the response a single object at a time in a system variable called s.callvalue. A common practice is to eval this variable within the loop which will display the entire result.
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VNC or SPICE is used to view the console output of an instance, regardless of whether or not the console log has output. This allows relaying keyboard and mouse activity to and from an instance.
There are three remote console access methods commonly used with OpenStack:
Example:
To access an instance through a remote console, run the following command:
$ openstack console url show INSTANCE_NAME --xvpvnc
The command returns a URL from which you can access your instance:
+--------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Type | Url | +--------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | xvpvnc | | +--------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
--xvpvnc can be replaced by any of the above values as connection
types.
When using SPICE to view the console of an instance, a browser plugin can be used directly on the instance page, or the openstack console url show command can be used with it, as well, by returning a token-authenticated address, as in the example above.
For further information and comparisons (including security considerations), see the Security Guide.
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. In particular you will learn how to use the Roo shell for:
project creation
creation and development of domain objects (JPA entities)
adding fields of different types to the domain objects
creating relationships between domain objects
automatic creation of integration tests
creating workspace artifacts to import the project into your IDE
automatic scaffolding of a Web tier
running the application in a Web container
controlling and securing access to different views in the application
customizing the look and feel of the Web UI for our business domain
creating and running Selenium tests
deployment and backup of your application
In addition to the tutorial in this chapter, we've published a separate step-by-step tutorial in the form of a blog entry. This blog entry covers the process of building a wedding RSVP application. It is kept updated to reflect the current major version of Roo, and features a number of interesting Roo capabilities:
Standard MVC web application with JPA entities etc
Spring Security usage, including login page customisation
Sending emails via SMTP
Testing both via JUnit and Selenium
Usage with Eclipse
Creating a WAR for deployment
You can find the wedding tutorial at.
To demonstrate the development of an application using Spring Roo we will create a Web site for a Pizza Shop. The requirements for the Roo Pizza Shop application include the ability to create new Pizza types by the staff of the Roo Pizza Shop. A pizza is composed of a base and one or more toppings. Furthermore, the shop owner would like to allow online orders of Pizzas by his customers for delivery.
After this short discussion with the Pizza Shop owner, we have created a simple class diagram for the initial domain model:
While this class diagram represents a simplified model of the problem domain for the pizza shop problem domain, it is a good starting point for the project at hand in order to deliver a first prototype of the application to the Pizza Shop owner. Later tutorials will expand this domain model to demonstrate more advanced features of Spring Roo.
Now that we have spoken with our client (the Pizza Shop owner) to gather the first ideas and requirements for the project we can get started with the development of the project. After installing a JDK, Spring Roo and Maven, we create a new directory for our project:
> mkdir pizza > cd pizza pizza>
Next, we start Spring Roo and type 'hint' to obtain context-sensitive guidance from the Roo shell:
pizza> roo ____ ____ ____ / __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / / / / / / / _, _/ /_/ / /_/ / /_/ |_|\____/\____/ 1.2.1.RELEASE [rev 6eae723] Welcome to Spring Roo. For assistance press TAB or type "hint" then hit ENTER. roo>>
There are quite a few usability features within the Roo shell. After typing hint you may have noticed that this command guides you in a step-by-step style towards the completion of your first project. Or if you type help you will see a list of all commands available to you in the particular context you are in. In our case we have not created a new project yet so the help command only reveals higher level commands which are available to you at this stage. To create an actual project we can use the project command:
roo> project --topLevelPackage com.springsource.roo.pizzashop Created ROOT/pom.xml Created SRC_MAIN_RESOURCES Created SRC_MAIN_RESOURCES/log4j.properties Created SPRING_CONFIG_ROOT Created SPRING_CONFIG_ROOT/applicationContext.xml com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo>
When you used the project command, Roo created you a
Maven
pom.xml file as well as a Maven-style directory
structure. The top level package you nominated in this command was then
used as the
<groupId> within the
pom.xml.
When typing later Roo commands, you can use the "
~" shortcut
key to refer to this top-level-package (it is read in by the Roo shell
from the
pom.xml each time you load Roo).
The following folder structure now exists in your file system:
For those familiar with Maven you will notice that this folder structure follows standard Maven conventions by creating separate folders for your main project resources and tests. Roo also installs a default application context and a log4j configuration for you. Finally, the project pom file contains all required dependencies and configurations to get started with our Pizza Shop project.
Once the project structure is created by Roo you can go ahead and install a persistence configuration for your application. Roo leverages the Java Persistence API (JPA) which provides a convenient abstraction to achieve object-relational mapping. JPA takes care of mappings between your persistent domain objects (entities) and their underlying database tables. To install or change the persistence configuration in your project you can use the jpa setup command (note: try using the <TAB> as often as you can to auto-complete your commands, options and even obtain contextual help):
com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> hint Roo requires the installation of a persistence configuration, for example, JPA or MongoDB. For JPA,. Similarly, for MongoDB persistence, type 'mongo setup' and ENTER. com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> jpa setup --provider HIBERNATE --database HYPERSONIC_IN_MEMORY Created SPRING_CONFIG_ROOT/database.properties Updated SPRING_CONFIG_ROOT/applicationContext.xml Created SRC_MAIN_RESOURCES/META-INF/persistence.xml Updated ROOT/pom.xml [added dependencies org.hsqldb:hsqldb:1.8.0.10, org.hibernate:hibernate-core:3.6.9.Final, org.hibernate:hibernate-entitymanager:3.6.6, commons-dbcp:commons-dbcp:1.3] com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo>
So in this case we have installed Hibernate as the object-relational mapping (ORM)-provider. Hibernate is one of ORM providers which Roo currently offers. EclipseLink, OpenJPA, and DataNucleus represent the alternative choices. In a similar fashion we have chosen the Hypersonic in-memory database as our target database. Hypersonic is a convenient database for Roo application development because it relieves the developer from having to install and configure a production scale database.
When you are ready to test or install your application in a
production setting, the jpa setup command can
be repeated. This allows you to nominate a different database, or even
ORM. Roo offers TAB completion for production databases including
Postgres, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Sybase, H2, Hypersonic
and more. Another important step is to edit the
SRC_MAIN_RESOURCES/META-INF/persistence.xml file and modify
your JPA provider's DDL (schema management) configuration setting so it
preserves the database between restarts of your application. To help you
with this, Roo automatically lists the valid settings for your JPA
provider as a comment in that file. Note that by default your JPA provider
will drop all database tables each time it reloads. As such you'll
certainly want to change this setting.
Please note: The Oracle and DB2 JDBC drivers are not available in
public maven repositories. Roo will install standard dependencies for
these drivers (if selected) but you may need to adjust the version number
or package name according to your database version. You can use the
following maven command to install your driver into your local maven
repository:
mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.oracle
-DartifactId=ojdbc14 -Dversion=10.2.0.2 -Dpackaging=jar
-Dfile=/path/to/file (example for the Oracle driver)
Now it is time to create our domain objects and fields which we have
identified in our class diagram. First, we can use the entity
jpa command to create the actual domain object. The
entity jpa command has a number of optional attributes and one
required attribute which is
--class. In addition to the
required
--class attribute we use the
--testAutomatically attribute which conveniently creates
integration tests for a domain object. So let's start with the
Topping domain object:
com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> hint You can create entities either via Roo or your IDE. Using the Roo shell is fast and easy, especially thanks to the TAB completion. Start by typing 'ent' and then hitting TAB twice. Enter the --class in the form '~.domain.MyEntityClassName' In Roo, '~' means the --topLevelPackage you specified via 'create project'. After specify a --class argument, press SPACE then TAB. Note nothing appears. Because nothing appears, it means you've entered all mandatory arguments. However, optional arguments do exist for this command (and most others in Roo). To see the optional arguments, type '--' and then hit TAB. Mostly you won't need any optional arguments, but let's select the --testAutomatically option and hit ENTER. You can always use this approach to view optional arguments. After creating an entity, use 'hint' for the next suggestion. com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> com.springsource.roo.pizzashop roo> entity jpa --class ~.domain.Topping --testAutomatically Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping.java Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingDataOnDemand.java Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingIntegrationTest.java Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping_Roo_Configurable.aj Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping_Roo_ToString.aj Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping_Roo_Jpa_Entity.aj Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping_Roo_Jpa_ActiveRecord.aj Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingDataOnDemand_Roo_Configurable.aj Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingDataOnDemand_Roo_DataOnDemand.aj Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingIntegrationTest_Roo_Configurable.aj Created SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingIntegrationTest_Roo_IntegrationTest.aj
You will notice that besides the creation of Java and AspectJ sources, the entity jpa command in the Roo shell takes care of creating the appropriate folder structure in your project for the top level package you defined earlier. You will notice that we used the '~' character as a placeholder for the project's top level package. While this serves a convenience to abbreviate long commands, you can also tab-complete the full top level package in the Roo shell.
As a next step we need to add the 'name' field to our
Topping domain class. This can be achieved by using the
field command as
follows:
~.domain.Topping roo> hint You can add fields to your entities using either Roo or your IDE. To add a new field, type 'field' and then hit TAB. Be sure to select your entity and provide a legal Java field name. Use TAB to find an entity name, and '~' to refer to the top level package. Also remember to use TAB to access each mandatory argument for the command. After completing the mandatory arguments, press SPACE, type '--' and then TAB. The optional arguments shown reflect official JSR 303 Validation constraints. Feel free to use an optional argument, or delete '--' and hit ENTER. If creating multiple fields, use the UP arrow to access command history. After adding your fields, type 'hint' for the next suggestion. To learn about setting up many-to-one fields, type 'hint relationships'. ~.domain.Topping roo> ~.domain.Topping roo> field string --fieldName name --notNull --sizeMin 2 Updated SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping.java Updated SRC_TEST_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/ToppingDataOnDemand_Roo_DataOnDemand.aj Created SRC_MAIN_JAVA/com/springsource/roo/pizzashop/domain/Topping_Roo_JavaBean.aj
As explained in the documentation by typing the hint command you
can easily add constraints to your fields by using optional attributes
such as
--notNull and
--sizeMin 2. These
attributes result in standards-compliant JSR-303
annotations which Roo will add to your field definition in your Java
sources. You will also notice that the Roo shell is aware of the current
context within which you are using the field command. It
knows that you have just created a Topping entity and therefore assumes
that the field command should be applied to the Topping Java source. Roo's
current context is visible in the shell prompt.
If you wish to add the field to a different target type you can
specify the
--class attribute as part of the field command
which then allows you to tab complete to any type in your project.
As a next step you can create the
Base and the
Pizza domain object in a similar fashion by issuing the
following commands (shell output omitted):
entity jpa --class ~.domain.Base --testAutomatically field string --fieldName name --notNull --sizeMin 2 entity jpa --class ~.domain.Pizza --testAutomatically field string --fieldName name --notNull --sizeMin 2 field number --fieldName price --type java.lang.Float
After
adding the name and the price field to the
Pizza domain class
we need to deal with its relationships to
Base and
Topping. Let's start with the m:m (one
Pizza can
have many
Toppings and one
Topping can be
applied to many
Pizzas) relationship between
Pizza and
Toppings. To create such many-to-many
relationships Roo offers the field set
command:
~.domain.Pizza roo> field set --fieldName toppings --type ~.domain.Topping
As
you can see it is easy to define this relationship even without knowing
about the exact JPA annotations needed to create this mapping in our
Pizza domain entity. In a similar way you can define the m:1
relationship between the
Pizza and
Base domain
entities by using the field reference
command:
~.domain.Pizza roo> field reference --fieldName base --type ~.domain.Base
In
a similar fashion we can then continue to create the
PizzaOrder domain object and add its fields by leveraging the
field date and
field
number commands:
entity jpa - --type ~.domain.Pizza
This concludes this step since the initial version of the domain model is now complete.
Once you are done with creating the first iteration of your domain model you naturally want to see if it works. Luckily we have instructed Roo to create integration tests for our domain objects all along. Hint: if you have not created any integration tests while developing your domain model you can still easily create them using the test integration command. Once your tests are in place it is time to run them using the perform tests command:
~.domain.PizzaOrder roo> perform tests ... ------------------------------------------------------- T E S T S ------------------------------------------------------- Tests run: 36, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] BUILD SUCCESS [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] Total time: 3.860s [INFO] Finished at: Tue Feb 14 18:01:45 EST 2012 [INFO] Final Memory: 6M/81M [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
As you can see Roo has issued a Maven command (equivalent to running
'
mvn test' outside the Roo shell) in order to execute the
integration tests. All tests have passed, Roo has generated 9 integration
tests per domain object resulting in a total of 36 integration tests for
all 4 domain objects.
Of course Roo projects can be used in your favorite IDE. We recommend the use of SpringSource Tool Suite (STS), which is available at no charge from SpringSource. If you're not using SpringSource Tool Suite, please refer to the IDE usage section of this reference guide for a more detailed discussion of IDE interoperability.
By default Roo projects do not contain any IDE-specific workspace configuration artifacts. This means your IDE won't be able to import your Pizza Shop project by default. The Roo shell can help us create IDE-specific workspace configuration artifacts by means of the perform eclipse command. However, you should not use this command if you have the m2eclipse plugin installed. If you're an STS user, you have the m2eclipse plugin installed and as such you can skip the "perform eclipse" command. All people not using STS or m2eclipse should use the following command:
~.domain.PizzaOrder roo> perform eclipse ... [INFO] Adding support for WTP version 2.0. [INFO] Using Eclipse Workspace: null [INFO] Adding default classpath container: org.eclipse.jdt.launching.JRE_CONTAINER [INFO] Wrote settings to /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizzashop/.settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs [INFO] Wrote Eclipse project for "pizzashop" to /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizzashop. [INFO] n.PizzaOrder roo> Javadoc for some artifacts is not available. Please run the same goal with the -DdownloadJavadocs=true parameter in order to check remote repositories for javadoc. List of artifacts without a javadoc archive: o org.springframework.roo:org.springframework.roo.annotations:1.2.1.RELEASE ... [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] BUILD SUCCESS [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] Total time: 1.685s [INFO] Finished at: Tue Feb 14 18:04:20 EST 2012 [INFO] Final Memory: 7M/81M [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note, when issuing this command for the first time you can expect delays while Maven downloads the dependencies and their sources into your local repository. Once this command has completed you are ready to import your project into STS by clicking 'File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace'. Once your project is imported into STS you can take a look at the Java sources. For example you can run the included JUnit tests by right clicking the pizzashop project and then selecting 'Run As > JUnit Test'.
If you're using STS or have installed m2eclipse into an Eclipse-based IDE, as mentioned earlier you can skip the perform eclipse command entirely. In this case you simply need to select in STS/Eclipse the 'File > Import > General > Maven Projects' menu option.
As detailed in the Application
Architecture chapter of this documentation Roo projects leverage
AspectJ Intertype declarations extensively. This does not, however, affect
your ability to use code completion features offered by STS. To see code
completion working in action you can open an existing integration test and
use the
testMarkerMethod() method to test it. For example you
can open the
BaseIntegrationTest.java source file and try it
out:
Note, most of the methods visible in the STS code assist are actually not in the Java sources but rather part of the AspectJ ITD and are therefore introduced into the Java bytecode at compile time.
As a next step we want to scaffold a Web tier for the Pizza Shop application. This is accomplished via the web mvc commands. The most convenient way to generate controllers and all relevant Web artifacts is to use the web mvc setup command followed by the web mvc all command:
~.domain.PizzaOrder roo> web mvc setup ~.domain.PizzaOrder roo> web mvc all --package ~.web
This command will scan the Pizza Shop
project for any domain entities and scaffold a Spring MVC controller for
each entity detected. The
--package attribute is needed to
specify in which package the controllers should be installed. This command
can be issued from your normal Roo shell or from the Roo shell, which
ships with STS. In order to use the integrated Roo shell within STS you
need to right click on the pizzashop application and select 'Spring Tools
> Open Roo Shell'.
Note, that with the web mvc setup command the nature of the project changes from a normal Java project nature to a Web project nature in STS. This command will also add additional dependencies such as Spring MVC, Tiles, etc to your project. In order to update the project classpath within STS with these new dependencies you can issue 'perform eclipse' again, followed by a project refresh in STS.
All newly added Web artifacts which are needed for the view
scaffolding can be found under the
src/main/webapp folder.
This folder includes graphics, cascading style sheets, Java Server pages,
Tiles configurations and more. The purpose of these folders is summarized
in the UI customization section. The
Roo generated Spring MVC controllers follow the REST pattern as much as
possible by leveraging new features introduced with the release of Spring
Framework v3. The following URI - Resource mappings are applied in Roo
generated controllers:
To deploy your application in a Web container during project development you have several options available:
Deploy from your shell / command line (without the need to assemble a war archive):
Deploy to a integrated Web container configured in STS:
Drag your project to the desired Web container inside the STS server view
Right-click your project and select 'Run As > Run on Server' to deploy to the desired Web container
After selecting your preferred deployment method you should see the Web container starting and the application should be available under the following URL
As discussed with the Pizza Shop owner we need to control access to certain views in the Web frontend. Securing access to different views in the application is achieved by installing the Spring Security addon via the security setup command:
~.web roo> security setup Created SPRING_CONFIG_ROOT/applicationContext-security.xml Created SRC_MAIN_WEBAPP/WEB-INF/views/login.jspx Updated SRC_MAIN_WEBAPP/WEB-INF/views/views.xml Updated ROOT/pom.xml [added property 'spring-security.version' = '3.1.0.RELEASE'; added dependencies org.springframework.security:spring-security-core:${spring-security.version}, org.springframework.security:spring-security-config:${spring-security.version}, org.springframework.security:spring-security-web:${spring-security.version}, org.springframework.security:spring-security-taglibs:${spring-security.version}] Updated SRC_MAIN_WEBAPP/WEB-INF/web.xml Updated SRC_MAIN_WEBAPP/WEB-INF/spring/webmvc-config.xml
Note, the Roo shell will hide the security
setup command until you have created a Web layer. As
shown above, the security setup command manages the project
pom.xml file. This means additional dependencies have been
added to the project. To add these dependencies to the STS workspace you
should run the perform eclipse command again followed by a
project refresh (if you're using STS or m2eclipse, the "perform eclipse"
command should be skipped as it will automatically detect and handle the
addition of Spring Security to your project).
In order to secure the views for the
Topping,
Base, and
Pizza resources in the Pizza Shop
application you need to open the
applicationContext-security.xml file in the
src/main/resources/META-INF/spring folder:
<!-- HTTP security configurations --> <http auto- <form-login <logout logout- <!-- Configure these elements to secure URIs in your application --> <intercept-url <intercept-url <intercept-url <intercept-url <intercept-url <intercept-url </http>
As a next step you can use the Spring Security
JSP tag library to restrict access to the relevant menu items in the
menu.jspx file:
<div xmlns: <jsp:directive.page <jsp:output <menu:menu <sec:authorize <menu:category <menu:item <menu:item <menu:item <menu:item id="i_pizzaorder_new" .../> <menu:item id="i_pizzaorder_list" .../> </menu:category> </menu:menu> </div>
This leaves the pizza order view visible to the public.
Obviously the delete and the update use case for the pizza order view are
not desirable. The easiest way to take care of this is to adjust the
@RooWebScaffold annotation in the
PizzaOrderController.java source:
@RooWebScaffold(path = "pizzaorder", formBackingObject = PizzaOrder.class, delete=false, update=false)
This
will trigger the Roo shell to remove the delete and the update method from
the
PizzaOrderController and also adjust the relevant view
artifacts.
With these steps completed you can restart the application and the 'admin' user can navigate to to authenticate.
Roo generated Web UIs can be customized in various ways. To find your way around the installed Web-tier artifacts take a look at the following table:
The easiest way to customize the look & feel of the Roo Web UI is to change CSS and image resources to suit your needs. The following look & feel was created for the specific purpose of the Pizza Shop application:
Spring Roo also configures theming support offered by Spring framework so you can leverage this feature with ease.
To achieve a higher level of customization you can change the default Tiles template (WEB-INF/layouts/default.jspx) and adjust the JSP pages (WEB-INF/views/*.jspx). WIth release 1.1 of Spring Roo jspx artifacts can now be adjusted by the user while Roo can still make adjustments as needed if domain layer changes are detected. See the JSP Views section for details.
Furthermore the Spring Roo 1.1 release introduced a set of JSP tags which not only reduce the scaffolded jspx files by 90% but also offer the most flexible point for view customization. Roo will install these tags into the user project where they can be accessed and customized to meet specific requirements of the project. For example it would be fairly easy to remove the integrated Spring JS / Dojo artifacts and replace them with your JS framework of choice. To make these changes available for installation in other projects you can create a simple add-on which replaces the default tags installed by Roo with your customized tags.
Roo offers a core addon which can generate Selenium test scripts for you. You can create the Selenium scripts by using the selenium test command. Tests are generated for each controller and are integrated in a test suite:
~.web roo> selenium test --controller ~.web.ToppingController ~.web roo> selenium test --controller ~.web.BaseController ~.web roo> selenium test --controller ~.web.PizzaController ~.web roo> selenium test --controller ~.web.PizzaOrderController
The
generated tests are located in the
src/main/webapp/selenium
folder and can be run via the following maven command (executed from
command line, not the Roo shell):
pizza> mvn selenium:selenese
Running the maven selenium addon will start a new instance of the FireFox browser and run tests against the Pizza Shop Web UI by using Roo generated seed data.
Please note that the maven selenium plugin configured in the project
pom.xml assumes that the FireFox
Web browser is already installed in your environment. Running the maven
selenium plugin also assumes that your application is already started as
discussed in step 6. Finally, there are limitations with regards to
locales used by the application. Please refer to the known issues section for
details.
One other very useful command is the backup command. Issuing this command will create you a backup of the current workspace with all sources, log files and the script log file (excluding the target directory):
~.web roo> backup Created ROOT/pizzashop_2012-02-14_18:10:19.zip Backup completed in 35 ms ~.web roo>
Finally, you may wish to deploy your application to a production Web container. For this you can easily create a war archive by taking advantage of the perform package command:
~.web roo> perform package [INFO] Scanning for projects... [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] Building pizzashop [INFO] task-segment: [package] [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ... [INFO] [war:war {execution: default-war}] [INFO] Exploding webapp... [INFO] Assembling webapp pizzashop in /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizzashop/target/pizzashop-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT [INFO] Copy webapp webResources to /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizzashop/target/pizzashop-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT [INFO] Generating war /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizza/target/pizzashop-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.war [INFO] Building war: /Users/stewarta/projects/roo-test/pizza/target/pizzashop-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.war [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] BUILD SUCCESS [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] Total time: 5.881s [INFO] Finished at: Tue Feb 14 18:07:54 EST 2012 [INFO] Final Memory: 8M/81M [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ~.web roo>
This command produces your war file which can then be easily copied into your production Web container.
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Welcome to django-classy-tags’s documentation!¶
django-classy-tags is an approach at making writing template tags in Django easier, shorter and more fun by providing an extensible argument parser which reduces most of the boiler plate code you usually have to write when coding custom template tags.
django-classy-tags does no magic by design. Thus you will not get automatic
registering/loading of your tags like other solutions provide. You will not get
automatic argument guessing from function signatures but rather you have to
declare what arguments your tag accepts. There is also no magic in your template
tag class either, it’s just a subclass of
django.template.Node which
invokes a parser class to parse the arguments when it’s initialized and resolves
those arguments into keyword arguments in it’s
render method and calls it’s
render_tag method with those keyword arguments.
Contents:
- Installation
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- Contribute to django-classy-tags
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AnyStock Range Spline Area Series
- Overview
- AnyStock Range Spline Area Series Adjustment
- Visualization
Overview
Range Spline Area demonstrates how a range of some object's volume changes in time or during some process. There are two values to be set for this series: low and high. Find more about this series type in Range Spline Area Chart.
This series is can be successfully used as stock series. There are some things different about parameters of Range Spline Area in Basic Charts and in Stocks due to a big amount of data in the last case, so we will consider those in this article.
AnyStock Range Spline Area Series Adjustment
At first, let's look at the data of the Range Spline Area Stocks.
Data
The data in Stocks should be set in table format, arranged as array of arrays or array of objects. The next two samples demonstrates stocks with the same data differently arranged. Look through the code samples or explore the samples in our playground to understand the difference between these two types.
The data in this sample below is arranged as array of objects.
// set the data table = anychart.data.table("x"); table.addData([ {x: "2000-01-01", low: 2, high: 6}, {x: "2000-02-01", low: 2, high: 7}, {x: "2000-03-01", low: 3, high: 10}, {x: "2000-04-01", low: 5, high: 13}, {x: "2000-05-01", low: 8, high: 17}, {x: "2000-06-01", low: 11, high: 20}, {x: "2000-07-01", low: 13, high: 22}, {x: "2000-08-01", low: 13, high: 21}, {x: "2000-09-01", low: 11, high: 19}, {x: "2000-10-01", low: 8, high: 14}, {x: "2000-11-01", low: 5, high: 10}, {x: "2000-12-01", low: 5, high: 7} ]); // map the data mapping = table.mapAs({'x':"x", 'high':"high", 'low': "low"}); // chart type chart = anychart.stock(); // set the series var series = chart.plot(0).rangeSplineArea(mapping); series.name("Temperature Range");
The next sample demonstrates the data arranged as array of arrays.
// set the data table = anychart.data.table(); table.addData([ ["2000-01-01", 2, 6], ["2000-02-01", 2, 7], ["2000-03-01", 3, 10], ["2000-04-01", 5, 13], ["2000-05-01", 8, 17], ["2000-06-01", 11, 20], ["2000-07-01", 13, 22], ["2000-08-01", 13, 21], ["2000-09-01", 11, 19], ["2000-10-01", 8, 14], ["2000-11-01", 5, 10], ["2000-12-01", 5, 7], ]); // map the data mapping = table.mapAs(); mapping.addField('low', 1); mapping.addField('high', 2); // chart type chart = anychart.stock(); // set the series var series = chart.plot(0).rangeSplineArea(mapping); series.name("Temperature Range");
Note that nothing has changed in the view of a stock when we reaaranged the data. So you are free to choose the way of data arranging you prefer or the one that better suits your goals.
Now, let's add a series to one of the previous samples.
// set the data table = anychart.data.table(); table.addData([ ["2000-01-01", 2, 6, -3, 4], ["2000-02-01", 2, 7, -2, 5], ["2000-03-01", 3, 10, 2, 10], ["2000-04-01", 5, 13, 7, 16], ["2000-05-01", 8, 17, 12, 22] ]); // map the data mapping_lon = table.mapAs(); mapping_lon.addField('low', 1); mapping_lon.addField('high', 2); mapping_ny = table.mapAs(); mapping_ny.addField('low', 3); mapping_ny.addField('high', 4); // chart type chart = anychart.stock(); // set the series var series_lon = chart.plot(0).rangeSplineArea(mapping_lon); series_lon.name("Temperature Range (London 2000-2004)"); // set the series var series_ny = chart.plot(0).rangeSplineArea(mapping_ny); series_ny.name("Temperature Range (New York 2000-2004)");
Adding more series to the stock chart will make it less understandable. In this case it's better to use plots - a feature that helps to place several series in one chart separately from each other, making it easier to get the values.
To create a plot use plot() and set the plot index as an argument for this method.
You can find all information about plots in the Plot tutorial.
// set the series var series_lon = chart.plot(0).rangeSplineArea(mapping_lon); series_lon.name("Temperature Range (London 2000-2004)"); // set the series var series_ny = chart.plot(1).rangeSplineArea(mapping_ny); series_ny.name("Temperature Range (New York 2000-2004)"); Range Spline Area visualization settings are different from the similar ones in Basic Range Spline Area due to its specifics. Let's have a look at them.
Coloring
Colors help us to distinguish the series, especialy when we'got a number of them in one plot. There are default colors that can be adjusted if necessary. Use fill() for changing the range filling color. This method usage would look like the following:
// set the colors series_lon.fill("#FFCC99 0.5"); series_ny.fill("#33CCCC 0.5");
However, there is a category of people who cannot understand the colors. There is a hatch filling feature in AnyStocks helps in case of having some sight problems. Use hatchFill() to set the hatch filling for your Range Area. Look up the HatchFill pattern list to choose the style you prefer.
// set the colors series_lon.fill("#fff 0.5"); series_ny.fill("#fff 0.5"); series_lon.hatchFill("horizontalBrick"); series_ny.hatchFill("confetti");
Hovered state
While it's common for the Basic Charts to change the series colors or behaviour when they are hovered, it's different in stocks.When we hover a point, a crosshair shows up with a tooltip demonstrating all the values that belong to this point. It can be adjusted as well: use the dateTimeHighlighter() to change the croshair's defaults.
// crosshair settings chart.plot(0).dateTimeHighlighter("#FF0000", 2, "8 2");
Find more about crosshair in the Crosshair article. | http://docs.anychart.com/7.12.0/Stock_Charts/Series/Range_Spline_Area | 2017-02-19T23:15:43 | CC-MAIN-2017-09 | 1487501170286.6 | [] | docs.anychart.com |
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The following section highlights some of the interfaces available, using the AWS SDK for Java as an example. (Not all interfaces are available in all AWS SDKs.) | http://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/Programming.SDKs.Interfaces.html | 2017-02-19T23:51:26 | CC-MAIN-2017-09 | 1487501170286.6 | [array(['images/SDKSupport.SDKInterfaces.png', None], dtype=object)] | docs.aws.amazon.com |
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order to post-process the merged bean definition that the Spring BeanFactory
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Sets
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Sets
Sets, another aspect of Management in CollectiveAccess, are ordered groupings of any record type defined by users for a specific purpose. Unlike Collections, Sets are ad-hoc groups of records created by a user for a practical purpose (e.g., a working checklist for an upcoming exhibition, or a set of Entities for which biographical information is needed). They are typically temporary groupings and thus not meant for collection-level cataloging.
Set items
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Creating Sets
CollectiveAccess allows you to create unique Sets to organize and manage your records. Through Sets you can curate content for a website, manage cataloging workflows, perform Batch_Editing and group objects together for practically any purpose. So how do you create them?
Create a New Set
- Go to Manage > My Sets in the Global Navigation.
- Select the type of Set you would like to create:
Public presentation will publish to the public website (Pawtucket). User set creates a set only for use in the back-end of the database (Providence).
- Select the Set Content – what types of records you want to add to this set. Enter a Title for the Set. Enter the Set Code – a unique identifier that will distinguish this set in the database. Enter an Introduction (if needed).
- Click save to activate the Set
- You must create and save the Set before you can add records.
Creating a New Set
To add records to the set, scroll down to the bottom of the set-up screen to the “Set Items” field. Enter either the Title or Identifier of a record in this type-ahead field. Click on the desired record from the results. The record will automatically be added to the set. Click the X inside the record to remove it from the set. Note that you will not be able to add items to your set until you have (at least) saved the title information for that set.
Adding an Item to a Set
Sharing Sets
From the Set Info screen, you can assign access permissions for your set. First, you may determine whether you wish the set to be publicly accessible using the “Access” drop-down. From the Group Access element, you may add specific group users and assign them read-only or editing access to your set. Enter the name of the group, then select “can read” or “can edit” from the drop-down menu. Additionally, you may assign a date to the user permissions. Permissions will expire on the date you enter. If you do not wish to set a time limit on the user permissions, leave the date field blank.
Set Access Fields
Searching by Sets
From the inspector in the “Find-Object” menu, you may search by any set available to you, by selecting the set title from the “Search By Set” drop-down menu. Once you search by set, all set items will display in the results as usual, and all the display options apply as they would in any other type of search. | https://docs.collectiveaccess.org/index.php?title=Sets&direction=next&oldid=1153&printable=yes | 2020-05-25T01:07:15 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.collectiveaccess.org |
Description
Util: Paragraphs with "N" in attribute 1 do not get called with LOGTO
Previous Release Behavior
Using "N" instead of "PA" in attribute 1 of a Paragraph, a login Paragraph did not get called with LOGTO or "jsh -"
Current Release Behavior
"N" is now recognized as a valid synonym for Paragraphs when used as a login process. | https://docs.jbase.com/pn5_60787 | 2020-05-25T01:03:08 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.jbase.com |
The recommended and easiest way to install PMDK on Windows is to use a Microsoft vcpkg. Vcpkg is an open source tool and ecosystem created for libraries management. PMDK requires following:
MS Visual Studio 2015 or later
Windows SDK 10.0.16299.15 or later
perl (i.e. ActivePerl or StrawberryPerl)
PowerShell 5 or later
To install the latest PMDK release and link it to your Visual Studio solution at first you need to clone and set up vcpkg on your machine as described on the vcpkg github page in Quick Start section. Run the following within the powershell:
> git clone> cd vcpkg> .\bootstrap-vcpkg.bat> .\vcpkg integrate install> .\vcpkg install pmdk:x64-windows
Note: The last command can take several minutes while it is builds and installs PMDK.
After successful completion of all of the above steps, libraries are ready to be used in Visual Studio. No additional configuration is required. Create a new project or open an existing project within Visual Studio (remember to use platform x64), then include the PMDK headers in your project.
Persistent Memory Programming in Windows - NVML Integration (NVML was renamed to PMDK) | https://docs.pmem.io/persistent-memory/getting-started-guide/installing-pmdk/installing-pmdk-on-windows | 2020-05-25T02:24:27 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.pmem.io |
Resco Inspections
Resco Inspections is a solution that allows you to shape every step of your inspection process:
- Create custom questionnaires, dynamic forms, surveys and more.
- Make inspections more effective for your field staff and analyze collected data afterwards – all with one solution.
Resco Inspections consists of five major components (modules):
- Questionnaire Designer (formerly called Inspections Designer or builder) - powerful tool for creating questionnaires
- Schedule Board or Scheduler - tool for planning assignments
- Inspector - a dedicated mobile application
- Automatic Dashboard or Analyst - tool for visualizing and evaluating questionnaire results
- Results Viewer - tool for viewing completed questionnaires
Customization and setup is done via additional tools:
Contents
Back-end integration
Resco Inspections performs excellently with our proprietary CRM solution, Resco CRM server, but it can also be natively integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Salesforce. Additionally, we provide an API for integration with third party systems.
Connecting to Inspections
To access the components and tools of Resco Inspections, use a web browser to connect to your organization.
- Navigate to<your organization>.
- Log in to your organization using the e-mail and password you used for registering the organization.
- Click Log in.
Permissions
Permissions for Inspections entities (Question, Question Groups, Questionnaire) need to be set based on what action will the user perform on questionnaires.
For Questions and Question groups, users – administrators – managers, who create and fill out questionnaires, should have a Read and Create permission (enable the Update permission only if it admins will need to modify questionnaires later).
- User
- (a person who is filling out the questionnaires)
- Read permission – required for owned records and records owned by the manager that creates the questions (e.g. Business unit level).
- Create permission – is needed so the user can answer questionnaire templates and save the completed questionnaires.
- Update, Delete permissions – users may not have these permissions unless they’re creating questionnaires themselves.
- Manager
- (a person who us creating and filling out questionnaires, and gathering info)
- Read permission – necessary for owned questionnaires.
- Create, Update, Delete permissions – required at least for owned questionnaires. Delete permission is upon consideration.
It is also possible to manage permissions by assigning ownership of Questionnaires to teams in the CRM backend.
Configuring in Woodford
To configure inspections in Woodford, you need Woodford 10.2 or later.
- Edit an app project.
- Select Inspections in the Project menu.
- Check Enable Inspections and click Save.
- You can integrate Inspections with your project in a few clicks:
- To add Inspections to your Home screen, click Add to Home.
- To add Inspections to a Form, click Add to Form.
- To install a pre-configured automatic report, click Install Report.
The one-click integration into app projects wasn't originally included. The bindings had to be created manually. If you want to create your integration from scratch, if you are looking for inspiration how to customize the display within the app, see Adding questionnaires to app projects.
Mobile application
To see it in the application, use the Resco Mobile CRM app, version 10.2.1 or higher.
After opening Questionnaires in the application, a list of questionnaires (including templates and completed questionnaires) is visible. To show a more clear-cut summary, see how to create separate views for templates and for completed questionnaires.
Once the questionnaire is filled and saved, copy of the initial template is created with all the answers and stored as a separate questionnaire. Users don’t make changes on the original questionnaire, since it is used as a template for future inquiries.
It is not possible to have two questionnaires opened at once – the user can work with one questionnaire at a time. To fill out another questionnaire, the user must save and close the questionnaire or discard changes and close it. | https://docs.resco.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Resco_Inspections&oldid=56 | 2020-05-25T03:03:20 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.resco.net |
In order to load the newly uploaded common libraries, the Axis2 configuration needs to be restarted. If a restart is required, a message will be displayed asking you to restart the configuration.
1. Simply click the link to restart the Axis2 Configuration.
2. A message appears prompting you to confirm the restart. Click "Yes."
Overview
Content Tools
Activity | https://docs.wso2.com/display/AS530/Restarting+the+Axis2+Configuration | 2020-05-25T02:28:58 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.wso2.com |
GUI¶
refnx offers a sophisticated PyQt graphical user interface to analyse data, with pre-built executables available on github. The gui can also be started from the interpreter (requiring the pyqt5, periodictable, matplotlib packages to be installed):
>>> from refnx.reflect import gui >>> gui()
There are tutorials on how to use the PyQt interface on YouTube. Suggestions for more tutorials are welcomed.
| https://refnx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gui.html | 2020-05-25T01:34:21 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [array(['_images/gui.png', 'The *refnx* front end GUI.'], dtype=object)] | refnx.readthedocs.io |
Powershell can be used to interact with the Men and Mice SOAP API. The mmSoap.ps1 script that is attached to this article will simplify the process greatly and make a robust SOAP client.
The current version of mmSoap.ps1 is version 9.2.2 updated 06/03/2019
You can retrieve the script version the Powershell way:
The version information should be listed up in the Synopsis section of the help text. If not please consider to test and update your mmSoap.ps1 script as it's most likely outdated.
To initialize a SOAP client on your machine, download mmSoap.ps1, and simply enter:
To connect to https instead of http just add the -https switch:
If you have version 6.6 or later of the Men & Mice, you can use the JSON implementation for the transport, which is more lightweight. To do that simply add -json:
mmSoap.ps1 will create a library of helper functions, mm<MethodName>, and make them available in the open Powershell session. mmSoap.ps1 also creates helper functions, named New-mm<ObjectName>, to assist with creating the various objects in the M&M API. This library of helper functions, along with the tab autocompletion of function parameter names in Powershell, makes it very easy to work with the M&M SOAP API.
When mmSoap.ps1 is invoked, it remembers the last used connection information, including the username and password (stored encrypted). Therefore, it is usually sufficient to call mmSoap.ps1 without parameters after calling it the first time and providing the connection information.
To list the available parameters for mmSoap.ps1, you can either use the parameter autocomplete by adding a hyphen and using the tab-key, or via man .\mmSoap.ps1:
To get the list of DNS zones, the user simply types:
If you forget to assign the result to a variable, the last results are stored in $mmLastResult, which is a global variable in the Powershell session. The zone retrieved above will therefore now only be accessible in the $mmLastResult variable.
Creating complex types and arrays is achieved by using helper methods with the naming convention New-mm<Object>. For instance, to create a Property object and assign values, use:
and to create an ArrayOfProperty with the property value(s):
When the DNS Zone has an ambiguous name, i.e. multi-master zones, then the dnsZoneRef can be in the format '<DNSServer>:<View>:<ZoneName>', where <View> name refers to views on BIND servers, but should be empty in all other cases.
If the DNSZone that the record should be added to has been retrieved, it's unique reference should be used instead:
Add a DNS Zone
Here dnsViewRef has been provided in the format <DNSServer>:<View>, and since myserver.example.com. does not have views or is not a BIND server, <View> is empty.
To add a slave zone, the masters parameter is required
Create a Subnet/Range
Retrieve the next free IP address within a particular IP address Range
This will retrieve the next free IP Address within 192.168.1.0/24 that is above 192.168.1.100. The IP address must not respond to ICMP ping.
To retrieve the next free address and claim it temporarily at the same time (to prevent concurrency/race conditions), the temporaryClaimTime (seconds) parameter can be provided
Note that the IP will be released automatically 100 seconds after this command is invoked, so the IP must be permanently claimed, shown in example below.
Claim an IP address
Duplicate a DNS Zone | https://docs.menandmice.com/plugins/viewsource/viewpagesrc.action?pageId=6361076 | 2020-05-25T02:12:45 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.menandmice.com |
Audience Segments Reference
This page contains a list of segments you can select in the Predefined Audience Segments section when creating an audience.
Partner Audiences
Click to view a list of partner audience segments
- Automotive Tier 1
- New Vehicle Brand Prospects
- Automotive Tier 2
- Dealer Sales and Service
- Test and Buy
- Vehicle Service Prospects
- CPG
- Cosmetics
- Fast Moving Packages Goods
- Household Products
- Personal Care Products
- Entertainment
- Movies and Music
- Streaming Services
- Financial Services
- Consumer Banking
- Consumer Banking
- Consumer Credit Prospects
- Home Mortgage Prospects
- Insurance
- Auto Insurance Prospects
- Health Insurance Prospects
- Life Insurance Prospects
- Property and Casualty
- Investments
- Investment Advisory
- Savings and Retirement
- Traders
- Retail
- Durables
- Electronics
- Home Furnishings and Appliances
- Home Improvement
- Luxury
- Jewelry
- Designer Goods
- Life Experience Prospects
- Non-Durables
- Apparel
- Deal Seeking Discount Shoppers
- Loyal Wholesale Store Shoppers
- Online Shoppers
- Pet Food and Supplies
- Quick Serve and Fast Food Restaurants
- Recreational Retail Chain Shoppers
- Restaurants
- Savvy Department Store Shoppers
- Upscale Cosmetics Buyers
- Travel
- Air and Destination Travel Prospects
- Business Travel Prospects
- Hotel, Resort and Cruise Prospects
Third Party Data
Click to view a list of third party data
IN PROGRESS
Past Browsing Interests
Click to view a list of past browsing interests
- Automotive
- Road-Side Assistance
- Business
- Forestry
- Careers
- Financial Aid
- Telecommuting
- Food & Drink
- Cajun/Creole
- Health & Fitness
- Cold/Flu
- Incest/Abuse Support
- Orthopedics
- Smoking Cessation
- Hobbies & Interests
- Screenwriting
- Arts & Entertainment
- Arts & Entertainment - General
- Books & Literature
- Celebrity Fan/Gossip
- Fine Art
- Humor
- Movies
- Music
- Television
- Automotive
- Automotive - General
- Auto Parts
- Auto Repair
- Buying/Selling Cars
- Car Culture
- Certified Pre-Owned
- Diesel
- Electric Vehicle
- Motorcycles
- Off-Road Vehicles
- Performance Vehicles
- Pickup
- Trucks & Accessories
- Vintage Cars
- Business
- Advertising
- Agriculture
- Biotech/Biomedical
- Business - General
- Business Software
- Construction
- Government
- Green Solutions
- Human Resources
- Logistics
- Marketing
- Metals
- Careers
- Career Advice
- Career Planning
- Careers - General
- College
- Job Fairs
- Job Search
- Nursing
- Resume Writing/Advice
- Scholarships
- U.S. Military
- Education
- 7-12 Education
- Adult Education
- Art History
- College Administration
- College Life
- Distance Learning
- Education - General
- English as a 2nd Language
- Graduate School
- Homeschooling
- Homework/Study Tips
- Language Learning
- Private School
- Special Education
- Family & Parenting
- Adoption
- Babies & Toddlers
- Daycare/Pre School
- Eldercare
- Family Internet
- Family & Parenting - General
- Parenting - K-6 Kids
- Parenting teens
- Pregnancy
- Special Needs Kids
- Food & Drink
- American Cuisine
- Barbecues & Grilling
- Chinese Cuisine
- Cocktails/Beer
- Coffee/Tea
- Cuisine-Specific
- Desserts & Baking
- Dining Out
- Food & Drink - General
- French Cuisine
- Health/Lowfat Cooking
- Italian Cuisine
- Japanese Cuisine
- Mexican Cuisine
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Wine
- Health & Fitness
- Allergies
- Alternative Medicine
- Cancer
- Chronic Pain
- Deafness
- Dental Care
- Dermatology
- Exercise
- Health & Fitness - General
- Herbs for Health
- Holistic Healing
- Infertility
- Men’s Health
- Nutrition
- Pediatrics
- Physical Therapy
- Psychology/Psychiatry
- Senior Health
- Sexuality
- Substance Abuse
- Weight Loss
- Women’s Health
- Hobbies & Interests
- Arts & Crafts
- Art/Technology
- Board Games/Puzzles
- Card Games
- Chess
- Cigars
- Collecting
- Comic Books
- Drawing/Sketching
- Freelance Writing
- Genealogy
- Getting Published
- Guitar
- Hobbies & Interests - General
- Home Recording
- Investors & Patents
- Jewelry Making
- Magic & Illusion
- Painting
- Photography
- Radio
- Roleplaying Games
- Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Scrapbooking
- Stamps & Coins
- Video & Computer Games
- Woodworking
- Home & Garden
- Appliances
- Entertaining
- Environmental Safety
- Gardening
- Home & Garden - General
- Home Repair
- Interior Decorating
- Landscaping
- Remodeling & Construction
- Law, Gov’t & Politics
- Commentary
- Immigration
- Law, Gov’t & Politics - General
- Legal Issues
- Politics
- U.S. Government Resources
- News
- International News
- Local News
- News - General
- Non-Standard Content
- Non-Standard Content
- Under Construction
- Personal Finance
- Beginning Investing
- Credit/Debt & Loans
- Financial News
- Financial Planning
- Hedge Fund
- Insurance
- Investing
- Mutual Funds
- Options
- Personal Finance - General
- Retirement Planning
- Stocks
- Tax Planning
- Pets
- Aquariums
- Birds
- Cats
- Dogs
- Large Animals
- Pets - General
- Reptiles
- Veterinary Medicine
- Real Estate
- Apartments
- Architects
- Buying/Selling Homes
- Real Estate - General
- Religion & Spirituality
- Alternative Religions
- Buddhism
- Catholicism
- Christianity
- Hinduism
- Islam
- Judaism
- Latter-Day Saints
- Pagan/Wiccan
- Religion & Spirituality - General
- Science
- Astrology
- Biology
- Botany
- Chemistry
- Geography
- Geology
- Paranormal Phenomena
- Physics
- Science - General
- Space/Astronomy
- Weather
- Shopping
- Comparison
- Contests & Freebies
- Couponing
- Engines
- Shopping - General
- Society
- Dating
- Divorce Support
- Ethnic Specific
- Gay Life
- Marriage
- Senior Living
- Society - General
- Teens
- Weddings
- Sports
- Auto Racing
- Baseball
- Bicycling
- Bodybuilding
- Boxing
- Canoeing/Kayaking
- Cheerleading
- Climbing
- Cricket
- Figure Skating
- Fly Fishing
- Football
- Freshwater Fishing
- Game & Fish
- Golf
- Horse Racing
- Horses
- Hunting/Shooting
- Martial Arts
- Mountain Biking
- NASCAR Racing
- Olympics
- Paintball
- Power & Motorcycles
- Pro Basketball
- Pro Ice Hockey
- Rodeo
- Rugby
- Running/Jogging
- Sailing
- Saltwater Fishing
- Scuba Diving
- Skateboarding
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Sports - General
- Surfing/Bodyboarding
- Swimming
- Table Tennis/Ping-Pong
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Walking
- Waterski/Wakeboard
- World Soccer
- Style & Fashion
- Accessories
- Beauty
- Body Art
- Clothing
- Fashion
- Jewelry
- Style & Fashion - General
- Technology & Computing
- 3-D Graphics
- Animation
- Antivirus Software
- Cameras & Camcorders
- C/C++
- Cell Phones
- Computer Networking
- Computer Peripherals
- Databases
- Data Centers
- Desktop Publishing
- Desktop Video
- Entertainment
- Graphics Software
- Home Video/DVD
- Internet Technology
- Java
- JavaScript
- Mac Support
- MP3/MIDI
- Net Conferencing
- Net for Beginners
- Network Security
- Palmtops/PDAs
- PC Support
- Shareware/Freeware
- Technology & Computing - General
- Unix
- Visual Basic
- Web Clip Art
- Web Design/HTML
- Web Search
- Windows
- Travel
- Adventure Travel
- Africa
- Air Travel
- Australia & New Zealand
- Budget Travel
- Business Travel
- By US Locale
- Camping
- Canada
- Caribbean
- Cruises
- Eastern Europe
- Europe
- France
- Greece
- Honeymoons/Getaways
- Hotels
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico & Central America
- South America
- Theme Parks
- Travel - General
- Traveling with Kids
- United Kingdom
- Uncategorized
- Illegal Content
- Non-Standard Content
- Pornography
- Religion & Spirituality
- Atheism/Agnosticism
- Sports
- Inline Skating
- Technology & Computing
- Computer certification
- Travel
- Bed & Breakfasts
- Spas
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Configuring your account environment
AEM provides you with the capability to configure your account and certain aspects of the author environment.
Using the User option in the header and the associated My Preferences dialog, you can modify your user options..This configuration is also used for the classic UI.
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- Enable ShortcutsAEM supports a number of keyboard shortcuts that make authoring more efficient.This option enables keyboard shortcuts. By default they are enabled, but can be disabled for example if a user has certain accessibility requirements.
- Use Classic Authoring ExperienceThis option enables classic UI -based page authoring. By default the standard UI is used.
- Enable Assets Home PageThis option will only be available if your system administrator has enabled Assets Home Page experience for the entire organization. | https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-64/authoring/essentials/user-properties.html | 2020-05-25T02:57:09 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [array(['/content/dam/help/experience-manager-64.en/help/sites-authoring/assets/screen_shot_2018-03-20at103808.png',
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Security Hub provides you with a comprehensive view of the security state of your AWS environment and resources. It also provides you with the readiness status of your environment based on controls from supported security standards. Security Hub collects security data from AWS accounts, services, and integrated third-party products and helps you analyze security trends in your environment to identify the highest priority security issues. For more information about Security Hub, see the * AWS Security Hub User Guide * .
When you use operations in the Security Hub API, the requests are executed only in the AWS Region that is currently active or in the specific AWS master account is created only in the us-west-2 Region. Security Hub must be enabled for the member account in the same Region that the invitation was sent from.
The following throttling limits apply to using Security Hub API operations. | https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/securityhub/index.html | 2020-05-25T02:42:43 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.aws.amazon.com |
Description
The jBC code translator does not handle literal @VMs in the code
Previous Release Behavior
When there were literal Value Marks in the code, the code translator would fail to compile:
a = "1]2]3"
would result in:
jsh ~ -->basic bp vmtest.b (T Call to code translator. vmtest.b a = "1 ----^ jpp2: Error Unbalanced strings: Line 1 in file vmtest.b Error occurred connecting jbc Pre-Processor, jpp: No such file or directory jbccom -f -d -abp BASIC_1.b failed , command returned a code of 2 jcompile: Returned an error code of 8 ** Unable to compile source vmtest.b ** jsh ~ -->
Current Release Behavior
Embedded Value Marks are now handled correctly by the code translator. | https://docs.jbase.com/pn5_60789 | 2020-05-25T01:12:14 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.jbase.com |
Dynamic QueryString Correlation: Custom Extraction Rules and WebTest Plug-in
Here is an article with some custom rules and plug-ins that you can use to apply dynamic querystring correlation to your web tests. These can be useful if you are testing a site that uses querystring parameters to track dynamic values (such as session id), for example, a SQL Reporting Services site. | https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/densto/dynamic-querystring-correlation-custom-extraction-rules-and-webtest-plug-in-2 | 2020-05-25T03:04:15 | CC-MAIN-2020-24 | 1590347387155.10 | [] | docs.microsoft.com |
Security for Microsoft Search
With enterprise-grade security, Microsoft Search always keeps your users and data protected.
Secure by default
Microsoft Search always ensures requests are made over HTTPS. This safeguard ensures the connection is encrypted end-to-end for enhanced security.
Authentication and authorization with Azure Active Directory
Authentication for Microsoft Search is tied to Azure Active Directory. When Microsoft Search users go to Bing, the Bing header will show sign-in options for a Microsoft account as well as a work or school account. If Bing can't determine whether a user is an eligible participant, users can go to the Explore Microsoft Search page, where they'll be automatically redirected to your organization's sign-in page.
Users can access Microsoft Search only through a work or school account. They need to sign in with the same credentials they use to access Office 365 services such as SharePoint or Outlook. A personal Microsoft account can't be used to sign in to Microsoft Search.
Users can't be signed in to Bing with both a Microsoft account and a work or school account at the same time.
Single sign-on
If a user is already authenticated with their work or school account in another service, such as Outlook or SharePoint, they'll be automatically signed in to Microsoft Search when they go to Bing in the same browser. Also, when the user signs out of Microsoft Search, they'll be automatically signed out from other services in the same browser.
Communicates with the Trusted Cloud from the browser
When a user signs in with their work or school account, Bing will download the necessary client libraries to the browser to enable Microsoft Search results. Then, when they search, the in-browser code calls the Office 365 cloud to get work results. To do this, Microsoft Search uses a dedicated API that is Tier C (SOC2 Type 1) compliant pursuant to the Office 365 Compliance Framework for Industry Standards and Regulations (PDF download). This means work results and work data never flow through non-compliant Bing systems.
Permissions
Work results retrieved from Office 365 workloads such as SharePoint and OneDrive for Business are security trimmed at the source. Users can't see resources such as Word documents or PowerPoint presentations they can't see and access through Office 365. They can only see their own files and files that have been shared with them by the author explicitly or implicitly (through a group membership, for example) in SharePoint.
Protects user queries from the public portion of Bing
Because work-related searches may be sensitive, Microsoft Search has implemented a set of trust measures for how these are handled by the public web results part of Bing.
Regardless of whether a user query contains one or more work results in the returned response, the following measures are taken:
Logging
All search logs pertaining to Microsoft Search traffic are de-identified and stored separately from public, non-Microsoft Search traffic. They're retained for 18 months, and access is restricted for debugging purposes only.
The queries in these logs are not used to model or train public features such as autosuggest or related searches for the public web.
Restricted access is managed via various secure mechanisms, including security groups and other layers within the engineering system.
Search history
- When signed in with a work or school account, a user's search history won't be available on other computers or devices.
Advertising
Enterprise search queries are never shared with or suggested to advertisers.
Search Ads logs pertaining to Microsoft Search are stored separately from public traffic.
Ads are never targeted to a user based on their work identity or organization.
GDPR
The May 21, 2018, blog post from Microsoft reflects our commitment to GDPR compliance and how Microsoft helps businesses and organizations with their own GDPR compliance obligations. You can find additional detail in the Microsoft Trust Center FAQ. Microsoft Search queries that operate against organizational customers' Customer Data within the Online Services will also meet the processor commitments outlined in Article 28 as reflected in the Trust Center FAQ. With respect to queries from Microsoft Search that go to public Bing, Microsoft is a data controller and has implemented measures to de-identify the queries as outlined under GDPR.
Feedback
Send feedback about: | https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/security?redirectSourcePath=%252fen-ie%252farticle%252fsecurity-for-microsoft-search-in-bing-50461cb9-8707-46c1-935a-1b9608a98800 | 2019-05-19T16:35:26 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.microsoft.com |
Performance best practices for Windows Store apps using JavaScript.
In this section
Related topics
Planning
UX patterns
Index of UX guidelines for Windows Store apps
UX checklist for Windows Store apps
Guidelines
Guidelines for location-aware apps
Debugging and testing
Using the Windows App Certification Kit
Windows Store app test cases
Magazine articles
Managing Memory in Windows Store Apps | https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/apps/hh465194(v=win.10) | 2019-05-19T17:02:39 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.microsoft.com |
Behat tests for Neos¶
Setting up Neos for running Behat tests¶
The Neos package contains a growing suite of Behat tests which you should take into account while fixing bugs or adding new features. Please note that running these tests require that the Neos demo site package (Neos.Demo) is installed and activated.
Install Behat for the base distribution¶
Behat is installed in a separate folder and has a custom composer root file. To install Behat run the following composer command in FLOW_ROOT/Build/Behat:
cd Build/Behat composer install
A special package Neos.Behat is used to integrate Flow with Behat and is installed if the base distribution was installed with composer install –dev.
Create configuration for subcontexts¶
Behat needs two special Flow contexts, Development/Behat and Testing/Behat.
- The context Development/Behat should be mounted as a separate virtual host and is used by Behat to do the actual HTTP requests.
- The context Testing/Behat is>
Configure Behat¶
The Behat tests for Neos are shipped inside the Neos.Neos package in the folder Tests/Behavior. Behat uses a configuration file distributed with Neos, behat.yml.dist, or a local version, behat.yml.¶
Some tests require a running Selenium server for testing browser advanced interaction and JavaScript. Selenium Server can be downloaded at and started with:
java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.x.0.jar
If using Saucelabs, you do not need your own Selenium setup.
Running Behat tests¶
Behat tests can be run from the Flow root folder with the bin/behat command by specifying the Behat configuration file:
bin/behat -c Packages/Application/Neos.Neos/Tests/Behavior/behat.yml
In case the executable file bin/behat is missing, create a symlink by running the following command in FLOW_ROOT/bin:
ln -s ../Build/Behat/vendor/behat/behat/bin/behat
Tip
You might want to warmup the cache before you start the test. Otherwise the tests might fail due to a timeout. You can do that with FLOW_CONTEXT=Development/Behat ./flow flow:cache:warmup.
Run Behat tests on several browsers using Saucelabs¶
Note
Make sure that your Behat version is uptodate. Otherwise the saucelabs connection won’t work. The behat/mink-extension need to be at least version 1.3.
Saucelabs () provides a VM infrastructure you can use to run your selenium tests on.
Using this infrastructure you can run the @javascript tagged tests on several Browsers and OSs autmatically without setting up your own selenium infrastructure.
To run Neos Behat tests with saucelabs you need to do the following steps.
Configure Behat¶
To talk to saucelabs you need to uncomment the following lines in the behat.yml and add your saucelabs username and access_key:
javascript_session: saucelabs saucelabs: username: <username> access_key: <access_key>
Tip
Saucelabs provides unlimited video time for Neos core development. If you want to contribute to Neos by writing tests ask Christian Müller.
To make tests with more browsers than the default browser you need to tell saucelabs which browser, version and OS you want to test on. You can add several browsers, each in its own profile. There are a lot of browsers configured already in the saucelabsBrowsers.yml file. You can include that into your behat configuration:
imports: - saucelabsBrowsers.yml
Open a tunnel to saucelabs¶
If you want to run the tests on your local machine you need to open a tunnel to saucelabs. This can be easily done by downloading Sauce Connect at and follow the instructions to setup and start it.
Run Behat tests¶
A test with Internet Explorer 10 on Windows8 would look like this then:
bin/behat -c Packages/Application/Neos.Neos/Tests/Behavior/behat.yml --profile windows8-ie-10
You might just want to run the tests that need javascript on different browsers (all other tests won’t use a browser anyways). Limit the tests to the @javascript tagged to do so:
bin/behat -c Packages/Application/Neos.Neos/Tests/Behavior/behat.yml --tags javascript --profile windows8-ie-10
Note
The possible configuration settings for browsers can be found at. Choose “WebDriver” and “php” and click on the platform/browser combination you are interested in. | https://neos.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ExtendingNeos/Tests/Behat.html | 2019-05-19T16:31:19 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | neos.readthedocs.io |
4. Boot the Image on the Board
You must have your image booted and running on your target device at some point before deploying your application for testing.
Steps exist for booting the following devices:
Intel Devices: See the “Booting the Image on the Target Device” section.
QEMU: See the “Deploying the AGL Demo Image” section.
R Car Starter Kit: See the “Booting the Image Using a MicroSD Card” section.
Raspberry PI: See the “Booting the Image on Raspberry Pi” section. | http://docs.automotivelinux.org/docs/en/master/getting_started/reference/getting-started/app-workflow-boot.html | 2019-05-19T16:19:27 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.automotivelinux.org |
Table of Contents
Product Index
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Saving the Virtual Machine¶
Now you should be ready to go and save the virtual machine to a snapshot state.
Before doing this make sure you rebooted it softly and that it’s currently running and with your Windows user logged in. Once you are sure that the operating system is fully booted and ready to be snapshotted you can proceed.
You can take the snapshot from the graphical user interface or from the command line:
$ VBoxManage snapshot "<Name of VM>" take "<Name of snapshot>" --pause
After the snapshot creation is completed, you can power off the machine and restore it:
$ VBoxManage controlvm "<Name of VM>" poweroff $ VBoxManage snapshot "<Name of VM"> restorecurrent
If you followed all the steps properly, your virtual machine should be ready to be used by Cuckoo. | https://cuckoo.readthedocs.io/en/0.3.2/installation/guest/saving/ | 2019-05-19T16:56:07 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | cuckoo.readthedocs.io |
In the Column List:
- P = Primary key
- M = Mandatory field
- F = Foreign key (where the term is used loosely to indicate a surrogate key reference to a field in another table, not a formal constraint)
- DV = Default value
Table SDR_MESSAGE
Description
This dimension table enables Session Detail Record (SDR) facts to be described based on the prompt messages that were used during self-service. Each row in the table describes one message.
MESSAGE_FILE
Modified: 8.5.010 (in Microsoft SQL Server,.
Feedback
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You can find .NET Core Global Tools on NuGet. However, NuGet doesn't yet allow you to search specifically for .NET Core Global Tools.
You may also find tool recommendations in blog posts or in the natemcmaster/dotnet-tools GitHub repository.
You can also see the source code for the Global Tools created by the ASP.NET team at the aspnet/DotNetTools GitHub repository.
What could go wrong
Global Tools are framework-dependent applications, which means they rely on a .NET Core runtime installed on your machine. If the expected runtime is not found, they follow normal .NET Core runtime roll-forward rules such as:
- An application rolls forward to the highest patch release of the specified major and minor version.
- If there is no matching runtime with a matching major and minor version number, the next higher minor version is used.
- Roll forward doesn't occur between preview versions of the runtime or between preview versions and release versions. Thus, Global Tools created using preview versions must be rebuilt and republished by the author and reinstalled.
- Additional issues can occur with Global Tools created in .NET Core 2.1 Preview 1. For more information, see .NET Core 2.1 Preview 2 Known Issues.
If an application cannot find an appropriate runtime, it fails to run and reports an error.
Another issue that might happen is that a Global Tool that was created during an earlier preview may not run with your currently installed .NET Core runtimes. You can see which runtimes are installed on your machine using the following command:
dotnet --list-runtimes
Contact the author of the Global Tool and see if they can recompile and republish their tool package to NuGet with an updated version number. Once they have updated the package on NuGet, you can update your copy.
The .NET Core CLI tries to add the default locations to the PATH environment variable on its first usage. However, there are a couple of scenarios where the location might not be added to PATH automatically, such as:
- If you've set the
DOTNET_SKIP_FIRST_TIME_EXPERIENCEenvironment variable.
- On macOS, if you've installed the .NET Core SDK using .tar.gz files and not .pkg.
- On Linux, you need to edit the shell environment file to configure the PATH.
Feedback
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Xamarin.Forms Requirements
Platform and development system requirements for Xamarin.Forms.
Refer to the Installation article for an overview of installation and setup practices that apply across platforms.
Target platforms
Xamarin.Forms applications can be written for the following operating systems:
- iOS 8 or higher
- Android 5.0 (API 21) or higher (more details)
- Windows 10 Universal Windows Platform (more details)
It is assumed that developers have familiarity with .NET Standard.
Additional platform support
The status of these platforms is available on the Xamarin.Forms GitHub:
- Samsung Tizen
- macOS
- GTK#
- WPF 19 so you can continue to support devices that use Android 4.4 and newer. These values are set in the Project Options:
Project Options > Application > Application Properties
Development system requirements
Xamarin.Forms apps can be developed on macOS and Windows. However, Windows and Visual Studio are required to produce Windows versions of the app.
Mac System requirements
You can use Visual Studio for Mac to develop Xamarin.Forms apps on macOS High Sierra (10.13) or newer. To develop iOS apps, we recommend having at least the iOS 10 SDK and Xcode 9 installed.
Note
Windows apps cannot be developed on macOS.
Windows system requirements
Xamarin.Forms apps for iOS and Android can be built on any Windows installation that supports Xamarin development. This requires Visual Studio 2017 or newer running on Windows 7 or higher. A networked Mac is required for iOS development.
Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
Developing Xamarin.Forms apps for UWP requires:
Windows 10 (latest version recommended, Fall Creators Update minimum)
Visual Studio 2019 recommended (Visual Studio 2017 version 15.8 minimum)
-
You can add a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) App to an existing Xamarin.Forms solution at any time.
Deprecated platforms
These platforms are not supported when using Xamarin.Forms 3.0 or newer:
- Windows 8.1 / Windows Phone 8.1 WinRT
- Windows Phone 8 Silverlight
Feedback
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Starting in 2019, NEWSCYCLE Mobile Support will not be able to add/edit User Permissions in Mobile Manager (Publisher 2.0). Below you will find information on how to manage users within your organization.
Getting Started
Go into your app and select the User tab. The only time Newcycle will need to get involved is to define the "Company Owner." The Company Owner can then manage and add users and permissions for your organization. The Company Owner can transfer their ownership to a new owner if need be.
Permissions
There are three users permission levels with the Contributor level having some more granular permission to choose from.
Company Owner
Access to Analytics, Content, Design, Users, and Settings tabs, ability to add and delete users. There is only one owner and can be transferred by the owner themselves.
Company Admin
Access to Analytics, Content, Design, Users, and Settings tabs, ability to add users,
Contributors
Everyone will have 'Read Only' permissions for Analytics, Content, Design, Users, and Settings tabs.
Users within this permission can have any variation of access to the following permissions:
- Content Editor - Can edit Content in the app, but cannot change Settings.
- Push Notification Contributor - Access to Content and Send Alerts.
- Reporting - Gives users access to app Analytics.
- Marketing - Has access to Design and Front Page.
- Support - Enables the ability to submit support tickets to Newscycle Support. | https://docs.newscyclemobile.com/publisher-2-0/mobile-manager-user-permissions | 2019-05-19T17:32:06 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [array(['https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/107259556/7fffee2d678c81d918feaa6c/Screen+Shot+2019-02-22+at+2.03.08+PM.png',
None], dtype=object)
array(['https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/107262172/b8b50a1370b941b48e5e8480/Screen+Shot+2019-03-06+at+2.29.07+PM.png',
None], dtype=object) ] | docs.newscyclemobile.com |
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... MAT:.
- Click File > Set Path
- Click Add Folder
- Specify the following folder:
/opt/apps/matlab/2011a/local/mdcs and select the configuration for the system you are using, such as sugar.mat, davinci.mat, stic.mat, and so forth. Select the file and click Import.
- Select the configuration you have imported and click Start Validation.
- All four stages should pass except as specified below: Find Resources, Distributed Job, Parallel Job, Matlabpool
- Select this configuration to be the default configuration.
- Close the Configuration Manager window. submitParJobToCluster a Job on a GPGPU
MATLAB 2011a and higher versions are capable of running jobs on GPGPUs as well as on CPUs. See our FAQ for details.:
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Download and upload bundles
Completed bundles can be manually downloaded and uploaded.. For more information about available ways to upload support bundles, refer to documentation related to bundle transport. | https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/SS1/SmartSense-1.5.1/using/content/ss_downloading_and_uploading_bundles.html | 2019-05-19T17:31:45 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.hortonworks.com |
As Direct Debit contains a certain risk, you need to apply for this payment method. Contact your account manager to submit your request to use Direct Debits.
Please note, Direct Debit is not suitable for normal retail, like clothing, because the payment can take up to 10 days for completion. Besides, a Direct Debit payment can be canceled by the customer within 8 weeks without reason. There is no right to appeal. | https://docs.multisafepay.com/payment-methods/direct-debit/activate-direct-debit/ | 2019-05-19T17:26:28 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.multisafepay.com |
CCXML can be configured to allow DTMF key presses to be detected in a CCXML application as well as in a VXML application. This is enabled using the connection_signal configuration option which is described here: CCXML Configuration Options
When enabled, any DTMF key pressed during a call running a CCXML application will generate a CCXML connection.signal event and will assign the key pressed to the event$.dtmf session variable. The following example CCXML transition shows how the event could be handled:
<transition event="connection.signal"> <log expr="'dtmf_example [' + event$.name + '] for connection ' + event$.connectionid + ', DTMF ' + event$.dtmf"/> <if cond="event$.dtmf === '7'"> <log expr="'dtmf_example [' + event$.name + '] Starting dialog'"/> <dialogstart src="'dtmf_7_pressed.vxml'" connectionid="incomingCall"/> </if> </transition>
A sample ccxml dtmf detection application is provided in /opt/blueworx/vr/sample/ccxml/dtmf_example.ccxml | http://docs.blueworx.com/BVR/InfoCenter/V7/Linux/help/topic/com.ibm.wvrlnx.config.doc/lnx_browser_ccxml_dtmf.html | 2019-05-19T16:50:46 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.blueworx.com |
The gadget thumbnails are displayed in the Page Editor window when you edit a page. The thumbnail image size needs to be consistent for all gadgets in the list. The current size (in eXo Platform) is 80 x 80px, so you should select an image of this size in PNG (preferred), JPG or GIF format for your gadget thumbnail.
The image can also be one from a public website (absolute URL), for example,
thumbnail=""/ or from an internal
image (relative URL):
thumbnail="image/HelloWorld-icon 80x80.png"/ to the <ModulePrefs> tag in the
HelloGadget.xml file. | https://docs-old.exoplatform.org/public/topic/PLF41/PLFDevGuide.DevelopingApplications.DevelopingGadget.CustomizingGadget.ChangingThumbnail.html | 2019-05-19T17:43:26 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs-old.exoplatform.org |
Authenticate with Azure Active Directory
Azure Storage provides integration with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for identity-based authentication of requests to the Blob and Queue services. With Azure AD, you can use role-based access control (RBAC) to grant access to your Azure Storage resources to users, groups, or applications. You can grant permissions that are scoped to the level of an individual container or queue.
To learn more about Azure AD integration in Azure Storage, see Authenticating requests to Azure Storage using Azure Active Directory.
For more information on the advantages of using Azure AD in your application, see Integrating with Azure Active Directory..
Use OAuth access tokens for authentication
Azure Storage accepts OAuth 2.0 access tokens from the Azure AD tenant associated with the subscription that contains the storage account. Azure Storage accepts access tokens for:
- Users
- Service principals
- Managed service identities for Azure resources
- Applications using permissions delegated by users
Azure Storage exposes a single delegation scope named
user_impersonation that permits applications to take any action allowed by the user.
To request tokens for Azure Storage, specify the value for the Resource ID.
For more information on requesting access tokens from Azure AD for users and service principals, see Authentication scenarios for Azure AD.
For more information about requesting access tokens for resources configured with managed identities, see How to use managed identities for Azure resources on an Azure VM to acquire an access token.
Call storage operations with OAuth tokens
To call Blob and Queue service operations using OAuth access tokens, pass the access token in the Authorization header using the Bearer scheme, and specify a service version of 2017-11-09 or higher, as shown in the following example:
Request: GET /container/file.txt x-ms-version: 2017-11-09 Authorization: Bearer eyJ0eXAiO...V09ccgQ User-Agent: PostmanRuntime/7.6.0 Accept: */* Host: sampleoautheast2.blob.core.windows.net accept-encoding: gzip, deflate Response: HTTP/1.1 200 status: 200 Content-Length: 28 Content-Type: text/plain Content-MD5: dxG7IgOBzApXPcGHxGg5SA== Last-Modified: Wed, 30 Jan 2019 07:21:32 GMT Accept-Ranges: bytes ETag: "0x8D686838F9E8BA7" Server: Windows-Azure-Blob/1.0 Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 x-ms-request-id: 09f31964-e01e-00a3-8066-d4e6c2000000 x-ms-version: 2017-11-09 x-ms-creation-time: Wed, 29 Aug 2018 04:22:47 GMT x-ms-lease-status: unlocked x-ms-lease-state: available x-ms-blob-type: BlockBlob x-ms-server-encrypted: true Date: Wed, 06 Mar 2019 21:50:50 GMT Welcome to Azure Storage!!
Manage access rights with RBAC
Azure AD handles the authorization of access to secured resources through RBAC. Using RBAC, you can assign roles to users, groups, or service principals. Each role encompasses a set of permissions for a resource. Once the role is assigned to the user, group, or service principal, they have access to that resource. You can assign access rights using the Azure portal, Azure command-line tools, and Azure Management APIs. For more information on RBAC, see Get started with Role-Based Access Control.
For Azure Storage, you can grant access to data in a container or queue in the storage account. Azure Storage offers these built-in RBAC roles for use with Azure AD:
- Storage Blob Data Owner
- Storage Blob Data Contributor
- Storage Blob Data Reader
- Storage Queue Data Contributor
- Storage Queue Data Reader
- Storage Queue Data Message Processor
- Storage Queue Data Message Sender
For more information about how built-in roles are defined for Azure Storage, see Understand role definitions for Azure resources.
You can also define custom roles for use with Blob storage and Azure Queues. For more information, see Create custom roles for Azure Role-Based Access Control.
Permissions for calling blob and queue data operations
The following tables describe the permissions necessary for an Azure AD user, group, or service principal to call specific Azure Storage operations. To enable a client to call a particular operation, ensure that the client's assigned RBAC role offers sufficient permissions for that operation. | https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/authenticate-with-azure-active-directory | 2019-05-19T16:54:11 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.microsoft.com |
AccessEnum v1.32
By Mark Russinovich
Published: November 1, 2006
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Introduction
While the flexible security model employed by Windows NT-based systems allows full control over security and file permissions, managing permissions so that users have appropriate access to files, directories and Registry keys can be difficult. There's no built-in way to quickly view user accesses to a tree of directories or keys. AccessEnum gives you a full view of your file system and Registry security settings in seconds, making it the ideal tool for helping you for security holes and lock down permissions where necessary.
How It Works
AccessEnum uses standard Windows security APIs to populate its listview with read, write and deny access information.
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Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic NotifyNow - sendSMSQuestion(String phoneNumber, String question, GlideRecord sourceRecord) Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share NotifyNow - sendSMSQuestion(String phoneNumber, String question, GlideRecord sourceRecord) Sends an SMS question. Table 1. Parameters Name Type Description phoneNumber An E.164-compliant phone number to send the message to. question String or GlideRecord The question record to send or the sys_id of a question record. sourceRecord An optional source record to associate to the SMS question, such as an incident. Table 2. Returns Type Description String The conversation sys_id, or null if the SMS was not sent successfully. var question = new GlideRecord("notifynow_question"); question.query(); // get the first question if (question.hasNext() && question.next()) { // send the sms question var number = "+31612345678"; var nn = new SNC.NotifyNow(); nn.sendSMSQuestion(number, question.getUniqueValue(), current); } On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/london-servicenow-platform/page/app-store/dev_portal/API_reference/NotifyNow/reference/r_NN-sendSMSQuestion_S_S_GR.html | 2019-05-19T17:02:36 | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 1558232255071.27 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
Building an R Project
What This Guide Covers
This guide covers build environment and configuration topics specific to R projects. Please make sure to read our Getting Started and general build configuration guides first.
Community-Supported Warning
Travis CI support for R is contributed by the community and may be removed or altered at any time. If you run into any problems, please report them in the Travis CI issue tracker and cc @craigcitro, @hadley,
Using the package cache to store R package dependencies can significantly speed up build times and is recommended for most builds.
language: r cache: packages
If you do not see
This job is running on container-based infrastructure, which does not allow use of 'sudo', setuid and setguid executables.
You will need to set
sudo: false in order to use the container based builds
and package caching..1.3 and above on Linux Precise
builds. Aliases exist for each major release, e.g
3.1 points to
3.1.3. In
addition the name
oldrel is aliased to
3.2.5 and release is aliased to
3.3.0.
1.15.2. Alternative pandoc
releases can be installed by setting the
pandoc_version to the
desired version.
language: r pandoc_version: 1.16
If you don’t need Pandoc, tell Travis CI not to install it using
pandoc: false.
APT packages
Use the APT addon
to install APT packages on both container-based (
sudo: false)
and standard (
sudo: required) infrastructures.
The snippet below installs a prerequisite for the R package
xml2:
addons: apt: packages: - libxml2-dev
Note that the APT package needs to be white-listed for this to work on container-based infrastructure. This option is ignored on non-Linux builds.
An alternative that works only on standard infrastructure is
the
apt_packages field::
r_check_revdep: if
true, also run checks on CRAN packages which depend on this one. This can be quite expensive, so it’s not recommended to leave this set to
true. and builds without
sudo: required,
Examples
If you are using the container based builds you can take advantage of the package cache to speed up subsequent build times. For most projects these two lines are sufficient.
language: r cache: packages
Package in a subdirectory
If your package is in a subdirectory of the repository you simply reposistory. | https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/r/ | 2017-03-23T00:18:36 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.travis-ci.com |
BulkCall allows you to initiate multiple outbound calls through one request. The calls can be to any device or endpoint that FreeSWITCH supports like SIP phone, Regular Phone or even GTalk.
BulkCall Request URL
To make a bulk call, make an HTTP POST to the below URL with the required parameters:
http://{BASEURL}/{ApiVersion}/Bulk list of unique identifiers for the API request associated with the calls initiated. E.g.
["75b26856-8638-11e0-802c-6d99d509954e", "56hf4856-8638-11e0-802c-65j6gd39954e"] | http://docs.plivo.org/docs/restapis/call/making-bulk-outbound-calls/ | 2017-03-23T00:16:01 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.plivo.org |
One of the main design goals of CubicWeb was to support iterative and agile development. For this purpose, multiple actions are provided to facilitate the improvement of an instance, and in particular to handle the changes to be applied to the data model, without loosing existing data.
The current version of a cube (and of cubicweb itself) is provided in the file __pkginfo__.py as a tuple of 3 integers.
Migration scripts has to be located in the directory migration of your cube and named accordingly:
<version n° X.Y.Z>[_<description>]_<mode>.py
in which :
Again in the directory migration, the file depends.map allows to indicate that for the migration to a particular model version, you always have to first migrate to a particular CubicWeb version. This file can contain comments (lines starting with #) and a dependency is listed as follows:
<model version n° X.Y.Z> : <cubicweb version n° X.Y.Z>
For example:
0.12.0: 2.26.0 0.13.0: 2.27.0 # 0.14 works with 2.27 <= cubicweb <= 2.28 at least 0.15.0: 2.28.0
The following identifiers are pre-defined in migration scripts:
In the repository scripts, the following identifiers are also defined:
If your code depends on some new cubes, you have to add them in a migration script by using:
The update_database parameter is telling if the database schema should be updated or if only the relevant persistent property should be inserted (for the case where a new cube has been extracted from an existing one, so the new cube schema is actually already in there).
If some of the added cubes are already used by an instance, they’ll simply be silently skipped.
To remove a cube use drop_cube(cube, removedeps=False).
The following functions for schema migration are available in repository scripts:
The following functions for data migration are available in repository scripts:
The following functions for workflow creation are available in repository scripts:
You can find more details about workflows in the chapter Defining a Workflow .
The following functions for configuration migration are available in all scripts:
The config variable is an object which can be used to access the configuration values, for reading and updating, with a dictionary-like syntax.
Example 1: migration script changing the variable ‘sender-addr’ in all-in-one.conf. The script also checks that in that the instance is configured with a known value for that variable, and only updates the value in that case.()
Example 2: checking the value of the database backend driver, which can be useful in case you need to issue backend-dependent raw SQL queries in a migration script.
dbdriver = config.sources()['system']['db-driver'] if dbdriver == "sqlserver2005": # this is now correctly handled by CW :-) sql('ALTER TABLE cw_Xxxx ALTER COLUMN cw_name varchar(64) NOT NULL;') commit() else: # postgresql sync_schema_props_perms(ertype=('Xxxx', 'name', 'String'), syncperms=False)
Those functions are only used for low level operations that could not be accomplished otherwise or to repair damaged databases during interactive session. They are available in repository scripts:
[FIXME] Add explanation on how to use cubicweb-ctl shell | https://docs.cubicweb.org/book/devrepo/migration.html | 2017-03-23T00:16:03 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.cubicweb.org |
Building for Windows
- If you're trying to build on windows, forget it, you wouldn't build software for an iPhone on an iPhone...
- you must have at least Windows Vista because cjdns requires ConvertInterfaceLuidToGuid function indtroduced in Vista.
Build Prerequisites
Install mingw32
For Ubuntu 14.04:
sudo apt-get install mingw-w64
For older Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw32
Build Process
Cross-compile cjdns with the following command:
SYSTEM=win32 CROSS_COMPILE=i686-w64-mingw32- ./cross-do
Run-time Dependencies
On your Windows machine, you need the TAP driver installed to allow cjdns to create its virtual network interface. You can get it from the OpenVPN project at their main download page, under "Tap-windows", or use this direct link to version 9.9.2_3.
Check name of your new virtual connection it must contain only english letters or numbers
Installation
Once the TAP driver is installed, copy the
cjdroute.exe file over to your windows machine.
Generate a configuration file with:
cjdroute --genconf > cjdroute.conf
You probably want to uncomment the
"logTo":"stdout" line so that you can see any error messages in your terminal.
Then, execute cjdns from an elevated command prompt:
cjdroute --nobg < cjdroute.conf
The
--nobg option is required; otherwise cjdns just quits.
The first time you start it, a Windows firewall dialog will probably pop up. Make sure to allow cjdns to accept connections from the Internet.
Next Steps
Congratulations! You are now running cjdns on Windows! Go find some peers! | https://docs.meshwith.me/install/windows.html | 2017-03-23T00:12:22 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.meshwith.me |
Park Module
From Yate Documentation
This module is used to park a call and optionally attach a data source to it.
The data must be specified in the 'source' parameter of call.execute.
Message handlers
- call.execute used to park the call
- chan.locate deliver the id of an existing parking orbit
- engine.halt disconnect all parking orbits
Routing
In routing modules like regexroute.conf:
Syntax: park/orbit
orbit may be:
- the parking orbit number to park the call to (it will fail if the orbit already have a call parked) or
- the keyword 'any' to create a new parking orbit
Examples
Park any call to 2000 to parking orbit park/1 and attach the 'tone/dial' data source to it
^2000$=park/1;source=tone/dial
Park any call to 2000 to a newly created parking orbit and don't attach a data source to it
^2000$=park/any
Park any call to 2000 to a newly created parking orbit playing message.gsm
^2000$=park/1;source=wave/play/c:/sounds/message.gsm
Configuration
No configuration file.
See also | http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/Park_Module | 2017-03-23T00:15:37 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.yate.ro |
On November 9th 2012, Vantage 1.1.3 was released. This is a minor release fixing many bugs and upgrading is recommended. It includes several bug fixes and some important minor new features and enhancements. Fixed 48 tickets total.
Upgrade Information
Use the AppThemes Updater Plugin to automatically update the theme, or visit and click on My Account to download the updated version.
Fixes
- Fix error when searching with no search term.
- Fix date format to use WP setting on wp-admin listing edit in Pricing Information meta box.
- Fix search pagination error affecting multisite.
- Disallow children plans from being available to be chosen.
- Fix js error on wp-admin listing edit.
- use _n() instead of __ngettext() (deprecated WordPress function).
- Add listing_duration field to csv importer.
- Allow listings w/o plan (created in wp-admin) to be upgraded.
- Fix upgrade listing error.
- Fix search sort by rating not including listings with 0 reviews.
- Fix dashboard pagination.
- Fix bug causing claimed accepting and subsequent order activation and plan data to get overidden by meta box values on wp-admin publish(accept).
- Fix slider rounding and sync slider value to actual sql distance used.
- Cleanup reviews code.
- Listing form updates, fix bug with wp_tax_query on form submission.
- Fix Payments menu collapsed when editing plan.
- Removed status headline hangers for dashboard favorites.
- Fix Favorite button text alignment and underline.
- Fix purchase receipt email content, removing the duplicate links and providing purchase summary table.
- Fix purchase form to only take checked options from selected plan.
- Fix Sharethis misaligned when logged out.
- Updates to listing create/edit form to deal with image upload errors and other errors on edit listing.
- Featured listings are now shown as featured in search.
- Change existing listing purchase text to show unlimited days.
- Change text showing featured can never expire.
- Format listing contact fields like website, twitter, facebook.
- Format listing contact fields in wp-admin listing edit listing.
- Fix listing and featured expiration.
- Schedule listing and featured expiration check for hourly.
Changes
- Login/Register redirect setup if not logged and click Create Listing.
- Add featured image to blog posts.
- Option to geocode imported listings.
- Added units to listing duration meta boxes and pricing meta boxes.
- Implement search options, default sorting, default radius.
- Update url with anchor to the tab so it’s easy to link to business listings page tabs.
- Admin can now change author to any user, including subscribers.
- Allow checkbox to disable emails generated during import.
- Make listing thumbnail clickable.
- Add language setting to Google Maps API usage. | https://docs.appthemes.com/vantage/vantage-version-1-1-3/ | 2017-03-23T00:13:01 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | docs.appthemes.com |
Changelog¶
3.9.0 (????-??-??)¶
- Packaging Changes:
- python-zeitgeist no longer used
- python-feedparser required (no longer optional)
- GTK+ 3.14 required (was 3.10)
- PyGObject 3.14 required (was 3.12)
- GStreamer 1.4 required (was 1.2)
3.8.1 (2017-01-23) - LET’S TALK ABOUT BIRDS¶
- GStreamer: increase default buffer duration. #2191
- Fix acoustid plugin #2192
- Fix new playlists from menu #2183 (Nick Boultbee)
- mpdserver: Make it work with the M.A.L.P Android client #2179
- Waveform plugin fixes #2195 (Nick Boultbee)
- Covergrid context menu fixes #2197 (Joel Ong)
- Translations:
- Norwegian Bokmål #2194 (Åka Sikrom)
- German #2188 (Till Berger)
3.8.0 (2016-12-29) - Maybe it’ll land somewhere cool eventually¶
- Packaging Changes:
- concurrent.futures required (usually called python-futures, python-concurrent.futures or python2-futures in distros)
- libgpod4 is no longer used
- Testing now requires py.test
- Installs a new zsh completion file
- General:
- Preferences: Add option for changing the duration display format #2021 #1727 #1967 (Nick Boultbee)
- Locale-dependent number formatting #2018 (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix updates across browsers on changes to ~playlists #2017 (Nick Boultbee)
- Don’t wake up when idle #2068 #2067
- Covergrid Browser #241 #2071 #2115 #2125 #2110 #2130 (brunob, Joel Ong, knockoutMice)
- Play order (shuffle / repeat) rewrite to be more modularised / powerful #2043 #2059 #2121 #2123 #2125 (Nick Boultbee)
- Improvements / additions to Information window #2119 #1558 (Nick Boultbee)
- Search: Fix error when query divides by 0 #2025 (faubiguy)
- Fix crash on tag edit abort #2081
- Library scan: ignore hidden files #2074
- Remove iPod support
- Log the filename in case something crashes #2143
- MP4: Handle empty trkn/disk #2143
- Library: support autofs mounts #2146
- Various small GTK+/Ubuntu theme related updates
- Fix crash when parsing feeds #2144 (Peter Schwede)
- Song list: ctrl+drag will now force a song copy #1952
- MP4: round bpm to nearest int. #2028 (Nick Boultbee)
- Songsmenu icons improved (Nick Boultbee)
- Basic zsh completion
- Translation Updates:
- Polish #2141 (Piotr Drąg)
- Norwegian Bokmål #2031 #2064 (Åka Sikrom)
- Danish #2169 (scootergrisen)
- Czech #2173 (Marek Suchánek)
- Plugins:
- Discogs Cover Source #2136 (knockoutMice)
- Add register-date filter to lastfmsync plugin #2127 (knockoutMice)
- Wikipedia plugin - search instead of direct URL #2112 (urielz)
- Notification plugin: add option to mask ‘Next’ #2026 #2045 (Corentin Néau)
- Waveform seek bar #2046 (0x1777), related performance improvements (Nick Boultbee)
- Add playlists to tray menu #2006 (Nick Boultbee)
- Random album plugin fixes #2085 (draxil)
- Custom commands: minor improvements (Nick Boultbee)
- Some Auto Library Update plugin fixes #1315 (Nick Boultbee)
- Seek bar plugin: invert scrolling directions #2052 (Corentin Néau)
- Windows:
-
- macOS:
-
- Development:
-
3.7.1 (2016-09-25) - And then you’re doomed. Doomed to to have not ill effects, that is!¶
3.7.0 (2016-08-27) - Yeah, this is like one of those scammy “name a star” sites!¶
- Packaging Changes:
- Mutagen 1.32 required
- udisks1 support removed
- PyGObject 3.12 required
- Add Soundcloud browser #1828 #1990 (Nick Boultbee)
- Make F11 toggle fullscreen mode
- Add
--refreshto the man page. #1914
- Add
--stop-after. #1909
- Remove support for loading browsers from
~/.quodlibet/browsers#1919
- Added shortcut of
<Primary>Deletefor moving files to trash #1921 (Victoria Hayes)
- gstbe: always use pulsesink if pulseaudio is running. #1926
- Remove udisks1 support
- Add a “Check for Updates” dialog
- Windows: Port mmkeys support from pyhook to ctypes. Fixes accents not working when QL is running. #1168
- OSX: Enable multimedia key handling by default #1817
- Add selection tick (check) for rating(s) that are selected #1891 (Nick Boultbee)
- Support composersort #1795 (Nick Boultbee)
- Rework application menu #1598 (Nick Boultbee)
- Add a ~#playcount equalizer play order plugin #1626 (Ryan Turner)
- Fix too large cover art border radius with Ubuntu themes
- songlist columns: handle font size changes at runtime. #1420
- Fix song list column label fade out in RTL mode
- Fix seek bar getting stuck when releasing the button outside of the widget. #1953
- Add default keyboard shortcuts for browsers/views #1540
- Restore queue state. #1605
- Add a queue toggle button to the status bar and remove the view menu
- docs: Clarified function of the queue #2004 (Bernd Wechner)
- Translations:
- Updated Polish translation #2009 (Piotr Drąg)
- French translation update #1932 (Ludovic Druette)
- Fully update British English “translation” (Nick Boultbee)
- Tagging:
-
- Plugins:
- lyricswindow: Restart WebKit when crashed #1923 (CreamyCookie)
- lyricswindow: Prevent alert windows. #1927 (CreamyCookie)
- tray icon: Improve unity detection #1999
- musicbrainz: Add option to write labelid. #1929
- musicbrainz: Write musicbrainz release track ids #1992
- Rename Force Write plugin to “update tags in files” #1938 (Nick Boultbee)
- tray icon: Use App indicator when running under Enlightenment #1941 (Jakob Gahde)
- replaygain: delete tags written by bs1770gain. #1942
- Development:
-
3.6.2 (2016-05-24) - It seemed like there was a lesson here, but nobody was sure what it was¶
3.6.1 (2016-04-05) - GOOD LUCK OUT THERE¶
- Tray icon: Don’t use the app indicator for Ubuntu GNOME and KDE 4. #1904
- Tray icon: Present the window when showing the window through the app indicator menu item. #1904
- Paned browser: Fix crash with numeric tags in patterns #1903
- Paned browser: Fix missing “Unknown” entry for patterns
- OS X: Fix TLS for real
- Lyrics window: Also support webkitgtk2 3.0 (for Ubuntu 14.04)
3.6.0 (2016-03-24) - It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this¶
- Packaging Changes:
- Mutagen 1.30 required
- GTK+ 3.10 required
- PyGObject 3.10 required
- webkitgtk-3.0 → webkit2gtk-4.0 (Lyrics Window plugin)
- sphinx 1.3 required for building the documentation
- New optional plugin dependency: libappindicator-gtk3 + typelibs: for the Tray Icon plugin under Ubuntu Unity and KDE Plasma
- python-musicbrainzngs (>= 0.5) instead of python-musicbrainz2
- python-cddb no longer needed
- libsoup (>= 2.44) + typelibs required
- Add a keyboard shortcut window. #1837
- Add ~language, which shows the language name for iso639 codes
- Allow cross-device moves to trash. #1782 #1339 (Andrew Chadwick)
- CLI: allow backslash-escaped commas in –enqueue-files. #1773 (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix custom accels read from
~/.quodlibet/accels#1726 #1818
- Fix determination of tag patterns in songlist #1830 (Peter F. Patel-Schneider)
- Fix ratings not being stored if they are the same as the default #1461 #1846
- ID3: read lyrics from USLT frame, make ~lyrics read lyrics and form files #1810 (Ivan Shapovalov)
- Make test suite run (and fail) under Python 3 #1580
- MP4: support conductor, discsubtitle, language & mood #323 (Nick Boultbee)
- Paned browser: Allow filters to be reset by clicking heading. #1284
- Paned browser: use sort tags #1785, #1796 (Peter F. Patel-Schneider)
- Patterns: Allow proper escaping in nested queries. (
<~filename=/^\/bla\/foo/|match|no-match>)
- Player controls: use a normal button with two icons instead of a toggle button. #1814
- Playlist browser: implement scroll to playing song #1426
- Playlist browser: Make display configurable #1780 (Nick Boultbee)
- Playlist browser: Improve usability when creating a new playlist #1839 (Nick Boultbee)
- Playlist browser: Fix bug when deleting playlists #1882 (Nick Boultbee)
- Remove rounded cover preference and make border radius depend on theme. #1864
- Search: make “ae” match “æ” and “ss” match “ß” etc.
- Search: numeric expressions and query plugins #1799
- Song info display: show delete option to context menu. #1869
- Songlist: Highlight the current song. See #1809
- Support sort tags in song list patterns #1783 (Peter F. Patel-Schneider)
- Various GTK+ 3.20 related fixes
- Translations:
-
- Plugins:
- Update icons for most plugins: more and (mostly) better chosen. #1894 (Nick Boultbee)
- Make songsmenu plugins only enabled if it makes sense for them #1858 (Nick Boultbee)
- Remove cddb plugin; it’s broken
- Remove Send To plugin, in favour of Browse Folders and k3b plugins.
- New plugin: Pause on headphone unplug. #1753
- New events plugin: Shows synchronized lyrics from .lrc file with same name as the track #1723
- Add a seekbar plugin. See #204
- lyricwiki: port to WebKit2
- tray icon: support Ubuntu Unity and KDE Plasma (using libappindicator) #1756
- musicbrainz: port to musicbrainzngs. This fixes tagging of multi disc releases. #829
- Make LyricsWindow an events plugin; Add zoom level preference #1709
- Add authentication for MPDServer plugin #1789
- Custom Commands: add support for playlist name. #1685 (Nick Boultbee)
- Playlist Export: convert to being a playlist plugin as well as songsmenu. (Nick Boultbee)
- OS X:
-
- Wayland:
- Fix seek bar window position (needs gtk+ 3.20)
3.5.3 (2016-01-16) - Uh, I GUESS that’d be good too??¶
3.5.2 (2016-01-13) - This is because dates are arbitrary and friendship can be whatever we want it to be!¶
- Polish translation update (Piotr Drąg)
- ID3: don’t write albumartistsort twice #1732
- Use the stream song for
--print-playing. #1742
- Fix background color of some context menus with the Ubuntu 12.04 theme
- Fix adding new tags failing in some cases #1757
- OSX: make cmd+w close windows #1715
- Fix a crash with numerics in tag pattern conditionals #1762 (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix tests with newer Perl (through intltool)
3.5.1 (2015-10-14) - HOW TO SUCCEED AT SMALLTALK¶
3.5.0 (2015-10-07) - BETTER ANSWERS TO “HEY HOW ARE YOU?” THAN “I’M FINE”¶
- Packaging Changes:
- Mutagen 1.27 required
- General:
- Add –print-query-text to get the current query for browsers that support it #1634
- Support conditional patterns with QL Query syntax #1604 (Nick Boultbee)
- Playlist content search in the playlist browser #1593 (Nick Boultbee)
- Disable app menu under Unity #1599
- Allow users to optionally bypass the trash even if it is available on their operating system (Eric Casteleijn) #1573
- Try to prevent fifo timeouts for slow operations #1616
- Fix border drawing with CSD/wayland
- Use float for ~#length #1483
- Add a setting to enable/disable rating hotkeys #1625 (Ryan Turner)
- Display all tags in tag list editor not just the non-default ones #1660
- Add a new ~codec and ~encoding tag (library reload needed) #9
- Add ~bitrate tag including the unit
- Asymmetric search improvements e.g. ‘o’ now matches ‘ø’
- Various custom column header dialog improvements #1660 (Nick Boultbee)
- Prefer txxx replaygain over rva2 #1587
- Support reading RG when ID3 tag key is in uppercase #1502
- Playback:
- Implement direct sink volume control (e.g. for pulsesink, directsoundsink). Changing volume will now control the PA stream volume and result in less delay #1389 #1512
- Allow muting by middle clicking the volume button. Controls the pulseaudio stream mute property directly.
- Increased GStreamer pipeline buffer size to reduce CPU usage #1687
- Hide seek slider when not seekable
- OSX:
-
- Plugins:
- Add a plugin for editing ~#playcount and ~#skipcount. #1624 (Ryan Turner)
- Advanced preferences plugin #1050 (Bruno Bergot)
- Allow to configure cover size in animosd plugin #1049 (Bruno Bergot)
- Add plugin for removing TLEN frames from ID3 based files. #1655
- mpd: fix state sync with mpdroid 0.8. #1636
- Fix screensaver inhibit plugin. #1692
- qlscrobbler: fix offline mode check box. #1688
- lyrics window: use mobile wikia version
- Translations:
-
3.4.1 (2015-05-24) - Apparently, MY problem is a poisonous basement¶
3.4.0 (2015-04-09) - She knew every of the things¶
- Packaging Changes:
- The main repo moved from Mercurial (Google Code) to Git (GitHub)
- The build should now be reproducible
- gtk-update-icon-cache is no longer a build dependency
- gettext >= 0.15 is required now at build time
- A complete icon theme is now required (this was also partly the case with 3.3) and an icon theme including symbolic icons is recommended. adwaita-icon-theme provides both for example.
- Mutagen 1.22 required, Mutagen 1.27 recommended
- New files installed to
/usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/
- quodlibet.desktop now contains a MimeType entry, which means calling update-desktop-database is needed after package installation.
- Improved Gnome 3.16 compatibility
- Fixes for the list tooltips in combination with GTK 3.16 scrollbars
- Include symbolic icons for gnome-shell 3.16
- Album browser: faster cover loading
- Devices: fix detection of Sansa Clip+ with some setups #1523
- Prefs: restore active tab
- Songlist: support patterns in the filter song list menu
- New shortcut
ctrl+shift+j, like
ctrl+jbut refilters the browser always
- Make build reproducible #1524
- MP4: include codec information in
~format(needs a library reload) #1505
- GStreamer: fix a deadlock when seeking right at a song change
- Queue: don’t decide the next song too early #1496
- Song info widget: provide the full song context menu #1527
- CLI:
--runto make QL start if it isn’t already. Useful for pairing with other commands like
--play-file. #67
- Add supported mime types to desktop file #67
- CLI:
--play-filedoesn’t add songs to the library anymore #1537
- Fix QL starting twice if started in quick succession
- Tooltips: don’t span multiple monitors #1554
- MPD-Server: Fix a crash when changing the port number #1559
- Fix short hang on shutdown with GStreamer plugins active #1567
- Fix setting an embedded image in case the file doesn’t have tags #1531
- OSX: add a menu bar for Ex Falso
- Fifo: Fix commands failing in case QL is busy #1542
- ...
- Translations:
- Use msgctx for message contexts
3.3.1 (2015-01-10) - Reduce, reuse, recycle, RESUBMIT¶
3.3.0 (2014-12-31) - PARALLEL UNIVERSES. Travel there and THEN go back in time, and you can mess things up as much as you want.¶
- Packaging Changes:
- New optional plugin dependency: webkitgtk-3.0 + typelibs
- Mutagen 1.27 recommended
- General:
- Support
--querywith all browsers that have a search entry. #1437
- Songlist: Scroll to playing song when replacing the list. #568
- Songlist: Scroll to first selected song and restore selection for it on re-sort. #568
- Consider all songs in an album for finding (embedded) album art. #924
- Support
month(30 days) in time queries (
#(lastplayed < 1 month). #706
- Support playing a song that is not in the song list. #1358
- Support numeric date search e.g.
#(2004-01 < date < 2004-05)#1455
- Playlists browser: make delete key remove the selected songs from the current playlist #1481 (Nick Boultbee)
-swill now find songs containing
Sigur Rós. For regex and exact searches use
/Sigur Ros/dand
"Sigur Ros"dto enable. #133
- New ~people:real tag which filters out “Various Artists” values (Nick Boultbee) #1034
- Prefer artist over albumartist for single songs in ~people (Nick Boultbee) #1034
- Fixes:
-
- Translations:
-
- Tagger:
- WMA: support multiple values for producer, conductor, artist, lyricist, albumartist, composer, genre and mood (needs mutagen 1.26)
- APEv2: Support reading/writing embedded album art for APEv2 based formats (Wavpack, Musepack, Monkey’s Audio)
- Allow removing and renaming from tag names which not all selected formats support.
- Allow toggling of programmatic tags in the tagging UI
- Plugins:
- Various translation related fixes (Anton Shestakov) #1442 #1445
- New simple lyricwiki plugin using a WebKitGtk webview
- New Rhythmbox import plugin. #1463
- MPD server: make work again with newer MPDroid (MPDroid crashed on start)
- Trayicon: add option to quit when closing the main window instead of hiding #619
- Theme switcher: add option to enable/disable client side decorations
- ReplayGain: add option to skip albums with existing ReplayGain values (Nick Boultbee) #1471
- Notifications: Make cover art display work under e19 #1504
- Operon:
-
- OSX:
- Multimedia key support (Eric Le Lay)
- Global menu support / OSX integration. (Eric Le Lay)
- Various fixes / improvements
- Windows:
- Newer mutagen (1.27)
- Newer GTK+/Gstreamer (Tumagonx)
- Fix loading cover art from non-ansi paths
- Starting QL will now focus the first instance if one exists
- quodlibet.exe now passes command arguments to the running instance (quodlibet.exe –next) #635
- New quodlibet-cmd.exe which is the same as quodlibet.exe but can be executed in the Windows console with visible stdout #635
3.2.2 (2014-10-03) - ENJOY, THERE’S NO GOING BACK¶
- Fixes
-
- Translations
- Russian translation update (Anton Shestakov)
3.2.1 (2014-08-16) - BAKE HIM AWAY, TOYS¶
3.2.0 (2014-08-01) - WHAT KIND OF GOD MADE IT SO LIONS HUG BACK TOO HARD¶
- Packaging Changes:
- Plugins got merged into Quod Libet. This means the quodlibet-plugins tarball is gone and plugins will be installed by
setup.py install. For distros that used to include the plugins in the main package this means all plugin related packaging code can simply be removed. For distros that offered separate packages the installation can be split by packaging
quodlibet/extin a separate package. Quod Libet can run without it.
- UDisks2 is supported, in addition to UDisks1
- Python 2.7 required instead of 2.6 (might still work, but not tested)
- ~people and ~performer don’t show roles anymore, which makes them more useful in the paned browser for example. Instead ~people:roles and ~performer:roles will include roles and merge roles like “Artist (Role1, Role2)”. Furthermore composer, lyricist, arranger and conductor will be merged with performer roles in ~people:roles. so “performer:role1=Foo, composer=Foo” will result in “Foo (Role1, Composition)”. (qjh)
- ~#rating in the song list is now a numeric column, ~rating shows the stars (Jan Path) #1381
- UI:
- HiDPI support (start with GDK_SCALE=2, needs cairo trunk)
- Various display fixes for GTK+ 3.13 and non-Adwaita based themes
- Seek slider width scales with song length to some extend
- Seek slider shows remaining time
- Play order plugins are now split in random/non-random and the UI was replaced by a toggle button + menu. #1411
- Removing of songs from a playlist through the context menu (Nick Boultbee)
- Song list columns now remember their width/state (qjh)
- Song list columns provide an option to toggle if they expand.
- The multi sort dialog is gone, instead it’s now possible to sort by multiple tags by holding down ctrl and clicking on multiple columns.
- Plugins:
-
- Player:
-
- Windows:
-
- Misc:
- Keyboard shortcuts are now documented:
- Developers:
- Due to the inclusion of the plugins into the core, the symlink from ~/.quodlibet/plugins is no longer needed.
- Fixes:
-
- Packaging:
- UDisks2 supported, in addition to UDisks1
- Plugins are now included in the main tarball and will be installed by setup.py, the quodlibet-plugins tarball is gone. (Load path switched from quodlibet/plugins to quodlibet/ext for system wide plugins, loading from ~/.quodlibet/plugins is the same) #1396
- For BSDs: setup.py has a new “–mandir” to select the man page location
- Packaging guide:
3.1.91 [beta] (2014-07-22) - Pumps, powerheads, lights and filters!¶
See final release
3.1.2 (2014-06-20) - Dang it¶
3.1.1 (2014-04-28) - I’ve shown that you’re dealing with an Alpha here, baby, not some weak Beta!¶
3.1.0 (2014-04-10) - Olden times, man! NEVER LIVE THERE.¶
Windows is supported again. And it should be in better shape than with 2.6 in many aspects. Embedded images work now, newer GStreamer with more codecs, operon is included etc. The file browser and EF now show the favorite folders from the Windows Explorer. The installer will now uninstall any existing installation first and as with 2.6.3 there is a portable version available.
There is still an unsolved problem regarding miss-placed context menus with multiple monitors #1319.
Thanks goes to Bakhtiar Hasmanan for providing a working PyGObject stack.
Initial Wayland support is here (only tested under weston). This was mostly fixing weird usage of GTK+ that just happened to work under X11 and not using the screen size for calculations since there is no real screen under Wayland.
Piotr Drąg, Rüdiger Arp, Diego Beraldin and Dimitris Papageorgiou worked on improving the translations.
Nick Boultbee worked on a plugin system for playlist plugins and moved the duplication/shuffle actions to it. He also moved the rating configuration from the plugin into the core.
Simonas Kazlauskas worked on a plugin system for cover art sources currently supporting last.fm and musicbrainz (exposed as two plugins). If active it will fetch covers in case no local cover is found. In the future we might implement the album art downloader on top of that.
Thomas Vogt made transparency work again with GTK+3 in the OSD plugin. (fake transparency now also works again, which was the last known regression from the PyGObject port)
operon gained new commands (image-extract, image-set, image-clear) for manipulating and extracting embedded images for all formats supporting embedded images in QL (id3, ogg, flac, wma, mp4). See the manpage [0] for examples. There is also a QL plugin which allows removing all embedded images and embed the active one. This should get better integrated into the tag editor at some point.
Display patterns now support specifying the markup using square brackets to not need escaping in the common case. “<b><artist></b>” can now be written as “[b]<artist>[/b]” (the old way still works).
In the radio browser the radio list now contains icecast and shoutcast2 stations in addition to shoutcast1 ones and only one additional mirror is included for each station. QL now shows ~4100 stations of ~30000 we know about. Use “Update stations” to get the new list.
Other changes:
- QL now remembers additional open browsers and reopens them on start.
- The main tool bar is better integrated with GTK+ themes.
- We use symbolic icons in many places.
- Added a simple GNOME app menu.
- ‘albumartist’ is now used for album identification.
- <shift>space enables “stop after the current song”.
- Warning before opening too many plugin windows (Nick Boultbee) #1231
- New –unqueue-all command #1234
Fixes:
- Config gets saved atomically and handle a corrupted one #1042
- editing:id3encoding option was ignored #1290
- album browser: Fix sorting by rating #1352
- search: Fix results for “&(foo, !bar)” #1327
- Various crashes caused by code not being ported to PyGObject properly.
Dependencies & Packaging:
- No dependency changes compared to 3.0
- We now install appdata.xml files
- We now install a dbus service file
setup.py build_sphinxbuilds the html user guide
3.0.91 [beta] (2014-02-28) - You’d have to be in space for that to work.¶
See final release
2.6.3 (2013-09-25) - The one that can’t even go naked into space without dying!¶
This is a Windows only bug fix release.
- Windows:
- Fix library saving [1230] (Sebastian Thürrschmidt)
3.0.2 (2013-07-22) - LATER, THE OCEANS BOIL AS THE EARTH TURNS TO FIRE¶
- General
- Device backend: Correctly detect udisks1 if it isn’t running [1200]
- mmkeys: Really make libkeybinder work again [1203] (Hans Scholze)
- Fix play button not starting playback if no song is active [863]
- Don’t forget newly created bookmarks in some cases
- Fix “Refresh” in the file tree browser [1201]
- Fix menu separator drawing with PyGObject 3.2 (Ubuntu 12.04)
- Various fixes
- Plugins
- Forward library events to event plugins again
- Fix bookmarks plugin, playlist export plugin, HTML export plugin
- animosd: Handle multiple monitors (Nick Boultbee)
2.6.2 (2013-07-22) - 256 Pictures of Cool Bugs¶
2.6.1 skipped to keep in sync with the 3.0 branch.
- General
- Device backend: Correctly detect udisks1 if it isn’t running [1200]
- Fix play button not starting playback if no song is active [863]
- Don’t forget newly created bookmarks in some cases
- Various fixes
- Plugins
- Fix HTML export plugin
- Fix Bookmarks plugin
3.0.0 (2013-06-15) - THE NEMESIS HYPOTHESIS¶
-)
2.6.0 (2013-06-15) - Someone’s attacking us from... space?¶
2.6 is the last PyGTK/GTK+2 based release of Quod Libet / Ex Falso. It contains most of the changes that went into 3.0 and will only receive bugfix releases from here on out.
- Requirements & Packaging
- Python 2.6+
- PyGTK 2.16+
- Everything else
- See 3.0.0 NEWS with a few exceptions
2.9.92 [beta] (2013-06-05) - alternatetimelinemetarhyme¶
- General
- Fix the main song list resetting while working with multiple browsers
- Fix various widget redraw/positioning/jumping problems
- Various fixes regarding GTK+3.6+ (seek slider, tv hints)
- Nicer about dialog
- Fix one-click ratings [1170]
- Fix various crashes with PyGObject3.2 [1172]
- Plugins
- New GNOME Shell Search Provider plugin [1147]
- Support Xfburn in the CD burn plugin [1173]
- viewlyrics plugin: Fix key handling [1171]
- Fix musicbrainz plugin [1162]
- Fix replaygain plugin in Ex Falso [1163]
- Fix fingerprint plugin [1174]
2.9.91 [beta] (2013-05-13) - welcome to a place where incredibly terrible things can happen to you and your friends for no reason!¶
- General
- Spanish, Basque and Galician translation updates (Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila)
- Tag editor: Fix context menu not showing
- Album collection: Fix crash with PyGObject 3.2
- Fix search bar text color
- Fix DnD to closed queue
- Fix hangs during unix signal handling
- Fix 100% CPU in some cases
- Fix library refresh pause/stop handling
- Some speed improvements and fixes
- Plugins
- ReplayGain plugin now processes albums in parallel
- New dark theme option in the theme switcher plugin
- Fix GStreamer equalizer
- Fix theme switcher plugin
- Fix GStreamer mono plugin
2.9.82 [alpha] (2013-05-02) - One day Marty McFly got bit by a werewolf!¶
- PyGObject/Gtk+3.0/Gstreamer1.0 Port - Alpha 2 release:
- Fix lyricsview plugin (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix replaygain album gain/peak writing.
- Fix crash on one-click ratings in the song list.
- Fix crash when playing a song while editing its tags.
- gstbe: Increase operation timeouts (for spinning up disks etc.)
2.9.81 [alpha] (2013-04-27) - Because my hypothesis is: it’s rad¶
PyGObject/Gtk+3.0/Gstreamer1.0 Port - Alpha 1 release
2.5.1 (2013-04-23) - Yes: MY COMPUTER IS A PERSON.¶
- Fix various widgets not showing with pygtk/pygobject trunk
- Fix QL refusing to start in some cases [1131]
- Improve web browser discovery and fix on Windows
- Fix various problems with playlists + masked files [1095]
- Reduce debug output if loading a file fails [1080]
- Plugins:
- notify: Don’t set notifications to transient [1103]
- lastfmsync: Fix loading/saving of cache [1093]
2.5 (2012-12-19) - Reading on the floor: literature!¶
- Greek translation update (Dimitris Papageorgiou) [1064]
- Russian translation update (Anton Shestakov) [1072]
- Lithuanian translation update (Naglis Jonaitis)[1079]
2.4.91 [beta] (2012-11-23) - hello and thank you for installing an internet!¶
- News for packagers
- setup.py will install png and svg icons into hicolor and a png icon into pixmaps. It will also try to call gtk-update-icon-cache if it’s in the target prefix/root (make sure the icon cache gets updated on package install)
- C extensions removed. QL is now Python only.
- PyGTK 2.16+
- Python 2.6+
- Support for libudev.so.1 (>= 183)
- New: python-keybinder needed for multimedia keys
- New plugin directory: gstreamer
- Optional plugin dependencies:
- Removed: python-indicate (Ubuntu sound menu), lastfmsubmitd (old last.fm plugin)
- New: rygel (DBus UPnP MediaServer), python-zeitgeist (Zeitgeist)
- News for translators
- QUODLIBET_TEST_TRANS=xxx will append/prepend “xxx” to all translations so you see what is translatable and for devs to check how, long translations will affect the UI.
- “setup.py po_stats” to see how much is translated for each po file.
- “setup.py check_pot” to see if a file containing translatable strings is missing from POTFILES.in
- General
- Search: Handle non-ascii values for filesystem tags (~filename, ~dirname..) [227]
- New internal tags: ~originalyear ~#originalyear. [966]
- New internal tag: ~playlists (Nick Boultbee)
- Shortcut: alt + left/right -> seek +/- 10 seconds [981]
- Support startup notification spec
- Support newest thumbnail spec (v0.8.0)
- Basic Unity quicklist
- New –stop switch to stop and release the audio device [1018]
- List tooltips: work with gnome shell, never shift left, support trees [778]
- New –no-plugins switch to start without plugins
- No wakeups if nothing is playing.
- Directory mimetype for Ex Falso
- Shortcut: ctrl+left/right, left/right for treeview navigation
- Some UI cleanup, less padding in the main window
- Remember window size & position for properties, info, browsers [106]
- Device selection for the gstreamer back-end
- Use lyricist for finding lyrics if available
- Click on default cover icon launches album art plugin [2] (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix: Work with Compiz window placement plugin [871]
- Fix: Queue widgets not clickable in some cases
- Fix: Double-click on album will plays song from queue [231]
- Fix: Filter on album in album browser now uses the album key
- New: PluginConfigMixin added to core to simplify plugin prefs (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix: –status (carlo.teubner) [1045]
- Formats
- New: Monkey’s Audio
- New: Ogg Opus (needs mutagen 0.21) [1012]
- New: MIDI
- Basic SPC tag parsing [282] (David Schneider)
- Add m4v to valid mp4 extensions
- Tagging
- Limit path sections to 255 chars instead of tags to 100 [915]
- ID3: Write foobar style replaygain tags. [1027]
- VORBISCOMMENT: Write totaltracks/totaldiscs [929] (Michael Ball)
- Shortcut: ctrl-s for saving changes, and configurable standard accels per locale [697] (alex.geoffrey.smith, Nick Boultbee)
- Updates to tag splitting (originalartist, performer) (Nick Boultbee)
- Translations
- New: Greek translation (Dimitris Papageorgiou)
- German translation update (Rüdiger Arp)
- British English translation update (Nick Boultbee)
- French translation partial update (Nick Boultbee)
- Plugins
- Removed: lastfmsubmitd
- Removed: DBus mmkeys (moved to core)
- Removed: Ubuntu Sound Menu (no longer needed)
- New: UPnP AV Media Server plugin (needs rygel)
- New: ViewLyrics plugin (Vasiliy Faronov)
- New: Filter on directory [922]
- New: Zeitgeist plugin [717]
- New: Mac OS X mmkeys plugin (Martijn Pieters) [967]
- New: Telepathy/Empathy status plugin [478] (Nick Boultbee)
- New GStreamer plugins: Compressor, Crossfeed, Pitch, Mono
- New: Filter on multiple tags [1014]
- New: Squeezebox Playlist Export (Nick Boultbee)
- Browse Folders: Use the default file browser [983]
- Equalizer: add presets
- MPRIS: various fixes (for the GS plugin)
- Notify: Dismiss notifications after some time
- Duplicate Browser: expand/unexpand all button
- CD burn: now menu-based
- Updated: Auto Library Updater (Nick Boultbee)
- Browsers
- New: Album Collection - provides a tree-like view of albums similar to Paned.
- Playlists:
- Delete shortcut [942] (Johannes Marbach)
- Shuffle playlist (Nick Boultbee)
- Remove duplicates [685] (Nick Boultbee)
- Album list: more filters
- Windows
- Make Browse folder plugin work [993]
- Multimedia keys support
2.4.1 (2012-07-27) - Man! If I were a robot, a lot of things would be different¶
- Fixes:
- Fix skipping one song during a song change [987] (This also broke the random album plugin in some cases)
- Windows: Crash in file system view if ‘My Music’ folder is missing [1008]
- Fix –quit [958]
- Fix playing of files that don’t match the file system encoding [989]
- Workaround for mutagen ID3v2.3 update bug [mutagen 97]
- Various fixes [1013, 1002, 962]
- Plugin fixes:
- lastfmsync crashes [957]
- Various Duplicate browser fixes [999, 954]
- Notification crash [975]
2.4 (2012-03-18) - He decides he must become... Abe Atman!¶
- Fixes:
- Support xinelib 1.2 [904]
- MP3/ID3: fix some rare crashes; prefer main embedded cover
- Vorbiscomment:
- Ignore coverart and use it as cover art source [910]
- Fix deletion of metadata_block_picture
- album art: update coverparadise, disable discogs (API changed)
- squeezebox fixes (Nick Boultbee)
- German translation update (Rüdiger Arp)
- Various fixes [890, 909, 899]
- Fixed regressions:
- Python 2.5 / PyGTK 2.12 compatibility
- Restore saved play order [891]
2.3.91/92 [beta] (2012-01-16) - Players only love you when they’re playing¶
- Fixes:
- Don’t remove periods from tag values in patterns [368]
- Don’t jump to playing song on stream changes
- Fix wrong path encoding in the exfalso file selector under Windows
- Fix error when controlling playback during startup [810]
- Handle invalid header patterns
- Don’t lose the radio libary randomly [645]
- Handle non utf-8 and invalid filenames in the song list [798]
- Fix a crash when the song list changed during a gapless transition [799]
- Tray icon doesn’t appear in KDE panel [881]
- xine backend: Fix equalizer value range
- Plugin Fixes:
- Fix “&” in notifications (xfce4-notifyd) (Anton Shestakov)
- Fix animosd config again
- Fix Amazon cover search (API change)
- General
- Improved startup speed
- GNOME session shutdown fixes
- Hide all windows on shutdown
- Handle signals during startup
- Correctly push signals into the gtk+ mainloop (no more segfaults)
- Cyclic saving of all libraries not just the main one
- Rename the process to “quodlibet” or “exfalso” [736] (Nick Boultbee)
- Queue keyboard shortcut is now Ctrl+Return not just Q [747]
- Add new songs that match the active filter to the song list
- Focus search entry with ctrl+l [666]
- Fix reverse sort (sort by album first)
- Custom sort dialog [820] (Philipp Müller, Joschka Fischer)
- Make the paned browser the default one
- Focus the first row in all automatic list selections [835]
- Select next song in the song list after song removal [785]
- Speed up song removal in long lists [785]
- Delete keyboard shurtcut in the queue
- Add menu entry to rate current playing song (Nick Boultbee)
- Make it possible to override quodlibet/exfalso icon, by placing an icon in the current icon theme [614]
- Close buttons in all dialogs (since GNOME 3 has no close button in the window decorations for dialogs by default) [772]
- Make main window resizeable with only the queue showing [657] (Florian Demmer)
- Make the paned browser prefs resizable
- Search bar: No delays for any keyboard/mouse actions except typing
- Estimate FLAC bitrate using the filesize [342] (Nick Boultbee)
- New ~#filesize tag: requires library reload (Nick Boultbee)
- Enhancements to the ways album art is detected (Nick Boultbee): new tab in prefs, new option for forcing art filename [328], new option for preferring embedded image over external ones
- Allow numeric ~#replaygain_xxx tags (Nick Boultbee)
- album browser: Restore search on start
- album browser: Move sort order in the preference button sub menu
- album browser: Load all visible covers before showing the album list
- album browser: Fewer redraws after filtering
- album browser: Add sort by genre option [340]
- radio browser: Genre filter list
- radio browser: Use the default search bar (with history)
- radio browser: Remote station list with 4000 stations
- radio browser: Properly sync the song list play icon with song changes
- radio browser: Prefill new station dialog with last URL in the clipboard
- radio browser: title falls back to organization and artist to website (for the song list)
- radio browser: Buffer process shown in status bar
- search: Stricter numeric value parsing (only allow valid units)
- search: Don’t require a space between number and unit: #(added<1day)
- search: Support GB/KB/MB/B units for ~#filesize
- Gstreamer:
- Fully support playbin1 again (QUODLIBET_PLAYBIN1 env var)
- Allow setting of stream buffer duration [696]
- Sync replaygain volume change with track change [652] (use track-changed signal in newer gstreamer) this needed the removal of the 500ms queue. Can be enabled if there are problems with gapless (QUODLIBET_GSTBE_QUEUE env var)
- Don’t add equalizer if the plugin is disabled: No unnecessary conversions to float (flac, mp3 decoder), less CPU
- Don’t use the fluendo mp3 decoder if mad is available, less CPU
- No video decoding/playing (mp4 files for example)
- Properly emit song-started/ended for radio stream songs (so they get counted as auto started by the new notify plugin)
- Add button in the prefs to print the currently used pipeline including format conversions (only in –debug mode)
- No more jumping of the position slider during song changes
- Better parsing of stream metadata [750]
- Translations:
- Russian translation update (Anton Shestakov)
- German translation update (Rüdiger Arp)
- Italian translation update (Luca Baraldi)
- Tagging/Ex Falso:
- Improve support for language tag, with ISO 639-2 suggestions (Nick Boultbee)
- ID3: handle TLAN [439] (Nick Boultbee)
- Ignore zero TLEN id3 frame [222]
- Allow performer to be split out of title (Nick Boultbee)
- Ogg Theora support
- Ex Falso about dialog
- CLI:
- –debug (colored output, yay)
- –enqueue-files=file,file [716] (Nick Boultbee)
- –print-query=query [716] (Nick Boultbee)
- –force-previous [441] (go to previous not depending on the current position)
- Plugins:
- Removed old plugin import fallback code: In case loading a third party plugin fails, set the QUODLIBET_OLDIMPORT env var.
- Show an error message instead of the stack trace for common plugin loading errors (import errors)
- Improved notification plugin [588] (Felix Krull)
- Improved scrobbler preferences with account data verification
- Trayicon: Use custom theme icons [614] Prevent the main window from showing on startup
- Musicbrainz: Only write sort tags that are different
- Titlecase: New prefs switch to allow all caps in tags (Nick Boultbee)
- NEW: Website Search (Nick Boultbee)
- NEW: Inhibit Screensaver while playing (GNOME)
- NEW: Pause while the screensaver is active (GNOME)
- NEW: Acoustid.org fingerprint plugin (only for submitting atm)
- NEW: Duplicates browser (Nick Boultbee)
- NEW: Mute radio advertisements (di.fm only atm)
- NEW: Watch directories for file changes (using pyinotify) [270] (Nick Boultbee, Joe Higton)
- NEW: Theme switcher plugin
- NEW: Squeezebox plugin (Nick Boultbee)
2.3.2 (2011-10-17) - It doesn’t matter! My beats are great!¶
- Fix crash in album browser [781]
- Plugins:
- DBus multimedia keys: Make it work with gnome-settings-daemon 3.x
- Album art: Remove darktown, fix discogs.
- MPRIS: Various fixes [776, 817, 827]
- Translation Updates:
- Lithuanian (Naglis Jonaitis)
2.3.1 (2011-07-16) - YES It works in BOTH temporal directions¶
- Absolute path renaming on Windows [506]
- Fix dynamic song removal of songs not matching the query [713]
- Fix “–print-playing <~#rating>” [730]
- Fix search not working with an active pattern column
- Fix hang with newer GStreamer versions and sinkless pipelines
- Some minor fixes [682, 724, 704]
- Plugins:
- Fix MPRIS not handling invalid dates (Nick Boultbee)
- Some OSD fixes (Nick Boultbee)
- Translations:
- German (Rüdiger Arp)
- Italian (Luca Baraldi)
- Lithuanian (Naglis Jonaitis)
2.3 (2011-04-01) - I THOUGHT THAT WAS PRETTY CLEAR¶
- Various minor bug fixes
- Some small translation updates (Anton Shestakov)
- Update of the 2.2.99 news entry
2.2.99 [beta] (2011-03-13) - I can imagine that one day there could be aperson who would read that¶
- Quod Libet now needs Python >=2.5
- Drag and drop in paned browser
- Speed up adding many songs to the queue
- Smaller volume, seek controls
- Ask for playlist name on creation
- Output playing progess when using –status
- Use current icon theme icons everywhere (for DAPs etc.)
- Floating point custom tags
- Audio streaming fixes (buffering etc.) (Andreas Bombe)
- Treeview hints in paned browser
- Cover art now only uses the available space
- Support embedded covers art in WMA/Vorbis files
- Set composer, albumartist, sort tags when copying to an iPod
- Natural sorting in the song list
- Many song list speedups (sorting, filling, scrolling)
- Split up pattern results in paned browser with multi-value tags
- Only consider a song played after half has elapsed
- Undo/Redo support for all text entries
- New framework for showing running tasks, notifications in the status bar
- Text markup in the paned browser
- Restore maximized state
- Restore window position (Felix Krull)
- Make size of the queue adjustable (Florian Demmer)
- Mouse scrolling over the play button now changes songs
- Support alternate home directory using $QUODLIBET_USERDIR (jkohen)
- Make the default rating changeable (library reload needed)
- Drag and scroll in the song list
- Faster context menu opening
- Display playlist size (library reload needed) (Nick Boultbee)
- Support queries without specifying a tag name
- All queries in the album browser use a standard operation (avg, sum etc.)
- Support ~rating, ~#bitrate in the album pattern
- Support separate song collection patterns in the paned browser
- Don’t jump to a playing song if it was selected from the songlist
- Faster local cover search
- Support FreeDesktop trash spec
- Lower case option for file renaming (Nick Boultbee)
- Various bug fixes, speed improvements (Jacob Lee, Johannes Rohrer, Tshepang Lekhonkhobe)
- Bug fixes:
- Treeview hints now work with GTK+ >= 2.20
- Search history now gets properly shared between browsers
- Fix udev crashes
- Paned browser leaks
- Respect global filter in all browsers/filters
- Don’t lose tag values with differently cased tag names (APEv2)
- Fix –set-browser (Carlo Teubner)
- Properly handle the case where a playing song gets deleted
- Fix redraw errors using compiz
- FSync on library save
- Fix crash when ~/.gtk-bookmarks contains empty lines (Felix Krull)
- Correctly identify rockboxed iPods
- Windows (Uninstall any previously installed version!):
- Fix translation under Win 7
- Fix cover art plugin saving
- Add all partitions to the file selector
- Fix various crashes with wide char user names
- Fix icon under Win 7
- Support multi-user installations
- Fix freezes after opening certain folders
- New plugins:
- Follow cursor play order plugin
- Equalizer plugin
- MPRIS 1.0/2.0 plugin
- Ubuntu sound menu plugin
- Rating reset plugin
- Track repeat plugin (Nick Boultbee)
- Plugins:
- Go to bookmark plugin now menu based
- Fix some album art plugin backends (Aymeric Mansoux, ..)
- Improved “human” title casing (Nick Boultbee)
- Fix queue only plugin stopping the current song.
- Only use allowed HTML in the notify plugin.
- musicbrainz: allow writing sort tags (Michaël Ball)
- Translations:
- new Latvian translation (Einars Sprugis)
- new Basque translation (Piarres Beobide)
- French translation updates (Nick Boultbee)
- Brazilian/Portuguese translation updates (Djavan Fagundes)
- Russian translation updates (Anton Shestakov)
2.2.1 (2010-03-27) - Fewer than four out of ten people respect my promises – and possibly more!¶
- Fix for importing some mp3 files. [220]
- More fixes for the device backend (iPod, multi partition DAPs). [410, 412]
- Fix editing keys with multiple values. [440]
- Fix weighted playorder algorithm.
- Save songlist column patterns. [447]
- Some small fixes here and there.
- Plugin fixes:
- Title case: Improved title casing for English text. (Nick Boultbee)
- Random Album: Algorithm improvements.
- QLScrobbler: Fix preference pane ordering.
- Album art: Some images weren’t displayed. (Tomasz Miasko) [429]
- Last.fm Sync, Musicbrainz: Minor fixes.
- Translations:
- Galician, Spanish (Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila).
- German (Rüdiger Arp).
2.2 (2010-02-02) - I know you are enjoying that song but a woman DIED¶
- Saved searches extended to Album and Paned browsers [41].
- Human sorting is now used in Album and Paned browsers [190].
- Windows is now supported (for real this time).
- foobar2000’s broken TXXX:DATE now supported [220].
- Warnings are now printed for many missing dependencies.
- Fixes for device backends.
- Lyric downloading disabled until it can be fixed [273].
- Editing both key and value with multiple keys fixed (extruded) [393].
- Plugin changes:
- AnimOSD: major update (Andreas Bombe, Christine Spang) [387].
- MusicBrainz: major update.
- Random Album: Changed algorithm to increase fairness.
- QLScrobbler: Custom patterns for title and artist.
- Last.fm Sync: new plugin to sync stats from Last.fm.
- Notify OSD, Album Art: Minor fixes.
- Translations:
- Galician, Spanish (Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila).
- French (Bastien Gorissen).
2.1.98 [beta] (2010-01-04) - How are you going to convince people to use it?¶
- Christoph Reiter is now a maintainer.
- The GStreamer backend is now gapless [49].
- Win32 is once again supported [248].
- ID3 tags are removed from FLAC files upon saving [124].
- File extensions are converted to lowercase upon renaming [66].
- Thumbnails are now generated for artwork [140].
- Inline searches in the album list can now match people [239].
- Embedded album art is now supported in FLAC files [255].
- Bitrates are now reported in kbps. Library reload required [79].
- Additional ReplayGain settings (Nick Boultbee) [132].
- Tag splitting setting is now order-sensitive [74].
- Paned browser now supports patterns for panes [45].
- Numeric columns have been given a few tweaks (Johan Hovold) [81].
- New ratings column options (Johan Hovold, Bastien Gorissen) [82, 83].
- Renaming when symlinks present no longer raises error (Philipp Weis) [353].
- Xine backend uses software volume control (Markus Koller) [370].
- Song positions are now saved and restored when quitting [218].
- DeviceKit-Disks (UDisks) supported for device discovery [252].
- Plugin changes:
- New playlist export plugin [30].
- New queue only playorder plugin [43].
- New Python console plugin. [229]
- Updated trayicon plugin [158].
- Updated album art plugin (Eduardo Gonzalez) [139].
- Updated qlscrobbler plugin (Nicholas J. Michalek) [376].
- Updated lastfmsubmit plugin [292].
- Translations:
- Russian (Anton Shestakov) [274].
- Turkish (Türerkan İnce).
- German (Rüdiger Arp).
- Many bug fixes and performance improvements.
2.1 (2009-07-04) - My God, Utahraptor, that’s THE PERFECT SOLUTION.¶
- (2008-09-14) - Once upon a time there was a radical guy!¶
- Make Escape a synonym for Ctrl+W in QLTK Windows. (I#8)
- Actually fix playlist error.
- Fix Xine backend “Stop” behavior.
1.999 [beta] (2008-09-09) - It has been a memorable day¶
- Fix playlist error when loading songs.
-.
1.99 [beta] (2008-09-08) - It is impossible to know if my dream came true¶
-.
1.0 (2007-05-05) - Yeah they just showed up one day – staring.¶
- Use Mutagen for ASF/WMA and MP4 support.
- Add IsPlaying and GetPosition to the D-Bus API. (Mickael Royer)
- Default “No Cover” image. (Jakub Steiner)
- Add –unfilter to reset browser filters.
- Sort –enqueued files, and add –unqueue.
- Basic SPC (SNES ROM audio) support.
- Paned Browser speed improvements. (Robert Muth)
- Errors when playing a song are now logged to a special ~errors tag. It is visible from the Information screen, and can be reset.
- APEv2 tags can now override Musepack stream Replay Gain settings.
- Numerous bug fixes, especially in media device handling.
- Translation Updates:
- Hungarian. (SZERVÁC Attila)
- Finnish. (Jari Rahkonen)
- Galician and Spanish. (Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila)
- French. (Guillaume Ayoub)
- Dutch. (Hans van Dok)
- Japanese. (Yasushi Iwata)
0.24 (2006-11-19) - One wonders if our conversation today would be an appropriate epitaph.¶
- Media device (iPod and UMS so far) support. (Markus Koller)
- Delete removes songs from the queue. (sciyoshi)
- Per-browser window memory.
- Use Mutagen for WavPack and Musepack support.
- Keep filenames when given invalid patterns. (Markus Koller)
- Don’t duplicate performers in ~performers. (Martin Bergström)
- Python 2.5 and GTK+ 2.10 compatibility.
- Fix Rename Files support on MP4 files.
- New Romanian translation, by Mugurel Tudor.
- New Slovak translation, by Lukáš Lalinský.
- Updated translations:
- Traditional Chinese, by Hsin-lin Cheng.
- Japanese, by Yasushi Iwata.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz
- French, by Guillaume Ayoub.
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
0.23.1 (2006-08-28) - UNPOPULAR LIFE GOALS¶
- Multivalued tag renaming.
- Fix crash when ~/.gtk-bookmarks is not present.
- Disable ‘title’ completion. (hopefully temporarily)
- Parse “performer:role” tags and offer a ~performers synthetic tag.
- Updated Swedish translation, by Erik Christiansson.
0.23 (2006-08-14) - THE NARRATIVE OF LIFE.¶
- Bug Fixes:
- Updated files no longer incorrectly appear in the paned browser.
- Disambiguate ‘filename’ string for translation.
- Hide unreadable files in Ex Falso.
- Avoid (harmless) race condition when filling album list.
- “Select All Subfolders” menu item when browsing directories. (thanks to Alexandre Passos).
- Scan the library in the background when starting.
- Ogg FLAC and Speex files can be loaded.
- Plugin configuration IDs can be different from their names.
- Rewritten library code, many resulting UI improvements.
- Scan directories are used as File System roots.
- Replay Gain mode is chosen based on browser/play order.
- Internet Radio M3U support.
- Ex Falso runs on Win32 (thanks to Ben Zeigler).
- Song list headers can be changed via a context menu.
- True Audio (TTA) support.
- New Japanese translation, by Yasushi Iwata.
- New Traditional Chinese translation, by Hsin-lin Cheng.
- Updated Translations:
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz
- French, by Guillaume Ayoub.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila and Javier Kohen.
- Korean, by Byung-Hee HWANG and ChangBom Yoon.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- Portuguese, by Alexandre Passos.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Hungarian, by SZERVÁC Attila.
- Swedish, by Fredrik Olofsson.
0.22 (2006-07-06) - Man, forget television, books, films, short films, to a lesser extent plays and other theatre, and the remaining popular media!¶
- The tray icon is now an optional plugin.
- A D-BUS interface is available. (thanks to Federico Pelloni)
- Tag editing values are autocompleted.
- Library Browser windows have more useful titles.
- New “~lyrics” synthetic tag.
- Python 2.4 is now required.
- Updated Translations:
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz
- Portuguese, by Alexandre Passos.
- French, by Guillaume Ayoub.
- Bulgarian, by Rostislav Raykov.
- Hungarian, by SZERVÁC Attila.
- Korean, by Byung-Hee HWANG and ChangBom Yoon.
0.21.1 (2006-07-02) - Dude! It’s not like you can’t just make your own!¶
- MP3s with POPM can be loaded again (Thanks, Hans van Dok)
0.21 (2006-06-10) - Faith, AND the possibility of weaponized kissing??¶
- Bug Fixes:
- Queue behaves correctly when randomizing two songs.
- GStreamer error messages are properly localized.
- Tray icon is more resiliant to panel crashes.
- “Jump...” distinguishes between identically-named albums.
- application/ogg is recognized in audio feeds.
- .pyo files are removed on clean.
- util.unexpand caches the value of $HOME.
- Fix plugin function call ordering.
- UI Changes:
- Improved tooltips in Preferences.
- The Paned Browser shows song totals, and has a button to reset all selections.
- Saving play count / rating tags can be turned off, or adjusted to a different email address.
- The last-entered directory is used for Scan Directories configuration.
- pyvorbis is no longer required if you use Mutagen 1.3.
- Event plugins were redesigned, incompatibly.
- Test coverage data can be generated using trace.py.
- New Simplified Chinese translation by Emfox Zhou.
- New Hungarian translation by SZERVÁC Attila.
- Updated translations:
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Korean, by Byung-Hee HWANG and ChangBom Yoon.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Norwegian Bokmål, by Andreas Bertheussen.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz
- Lithuanian, by Jonas Slivka.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
0.20.1 (2006-05-02) - Thanks for the eye-opener, dinosaur zombies!¶
- Vorbis/FLAC tag editing works again.
0.20 (2006-05-01) - Feelings are boring. Kissing is awesome!¶
- Bug Fixes:
- –play-file will use the queue.
- Audio Feeds remember download locations.
- Song changes don’t revert tag edits.
- Browser song activation takes precedence over the queue.
- Albums drag-and-drop in listed order.
- Only reset relevant parts of Information windows on song change.
- Deleting files not in the library removes them.
- Non-numeric disc/track numbers sort properly.
- Paned Browser no longer adds incorrect entries. (Debian bug )
- Ex Falso no longer loads WAV or MOD files.
- Allow more headers in Internet Radio and Audio Feeds.
- New process launching method, util.spawn.
- UI Changes:
- Indicator to show when songs come from the queue.
- Rating submenu always appears in the song list.
- Album covers hide when clicked again.
- Select current song when jumping to it.
- New translations:
- Norwegian Bokmål, by Andreas Bertheussen.
- Swedish, by Erik Christiansson.
- Updated translations:
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- French, by Olivier Gambier.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- Portuguese, by Alexandre Passos.
0.19.1 (2006-04-04) - It’s our secret! Our secret IDENTITY!¶
- Work around broken Fedora/Mandrive GNOME bindings.
- Fix global plugin directory scanning.
- Add originalartist to ~people.
- Updated Italian translation, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Updated Korean translation, by Byung-Hee HWANG and ChangBom Yoon.
0.19 (2006-04-01) - i’m really thirsty you guys¶
- Simple X session management.
- Require Mutagen 1.0; drops Pymad.
- WAV support.
- New plugin types can be enabled/disabled.
- Album List can search and display any tags.
- “Bookmark” time offsets within songs.
- Song menu plugins require minor but incompatible updates.
- Searches, tagging patterns, and file renaming patterns can be given aliases and saved.
- Tag Editing:
- MusicBrainz TXXX, artist/album/albumartist support.
- Added albumartist, originalartist, originalalbum, originaldate, recordingdate.
- Ratings, playcount Ogg Vorbis format changed.
- COMM tags in Ex Falso are deleted properly.
- UI Changes:
- Drops from e.g. Nautilus add to playlists/queue.
- Clear button in Album List.
- Horizontal scrollbar when absolutely necessary for the song list.
- “Random” options use filtered lists.
- Album sort is once again and forever default.
- ‘Add to Playlist’ resorts playlist properly.
- Enter in ‘Add a Tag’ moves from tag to value. (Debian bug )
- Standard context menu for all browsers.
- ‘Delete’ key works in Edit Tags.
- Type-ahead search works in the Album List.
- Bug fixes:
- Double-appearances in the filesystem view.
- FIFO misses some commands.
- Stupid ‘refresh’ signal finally gone.
- Error when seeking and keyboard can’t be grabbed.
- Updated translations:
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Lithuanian, by Jonas Slivka.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
0.18 (2006-03-03) - “Babies Sporting Monocles”?¶
- MP4 iTunes metadata can be written.
- Alt+s switches between search entry and song list.
- GStreamer 0.10 port.
- Album covers can be switched off in the Album List.
- The Album List text can be changed with a pattern.
- “Limit” in the Search view can take ratings into account.
- UI Changes:
- Alt+Enter / Ctrl+I shows tags/information for selected songs.
- DnD to playlists/the queue from the File System view.
- F2 renames playlists.
- “Add a Tag” autocompletes tag names.
- RSS links can be dragged to the Audio Feeds sidebar.
- Bug Fixes:
- ID3v1 tags no longer interfere with APEv2 tags.
- Playing albums with one song no longer skips forwards.
- ‘totaltracks’ Vorbis tags are read properly.
- Adding songs to a playlist doesn’t unsort it.
- “Tags From Path” patterns are no longer greedy. (thanks to Decklin Foster)
- Internet Radio supports the ~people tag.
- Word-wrap in lyrics pane works properly.
- Ex Falso properly opens an initial directory. (thanks to ch.trassl)
- ‘~format’ is usable from –print-playing. ([2810])
- Plugin errors are captured in a dialog. ([2817])
- New synthetic numeric tags, ~#tracks and ~#discs. ([2828])
- Ex Falso no longer depends on GStreamer. ([2837])
- New Lithuanian translation by Jonas Slivka. ([2780])
- Updated translations:
- Bulgarian, by Rostislav Raykov.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Korean, by Byung-Hee HWANG and ChangBom Yoon.
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- Russian, by Sergey Fedoseev.
- French, by Joshua Kwan.
0.17.1 (2006-01-19) - I’d like to have some nightmares, please!¶
- Updated German translation, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Updated Russian translation, by Sergey Fedoseev.
0.17 (2006-01-18) - the grizzly icing on the prospector cake!¶
- Lyrics plugin merged into Information dialog.
- “Edit Tags” now correctly removes all copies of multiple values, and displays “(missing from...)” for all missing values.
- More FIFO commands (song list and queue visibility).
- FLAC support no longer depends on pyflac.
- Load audio feeds without author information.
- ~#year, ~year internal tags.
- Numeric searches are rounded to two decimal places.
- New plugin architecture for tag editing dialogs.
- Korean translation, by ChangBom Yoon and Byung-Hee HWANG.
- Updated translations:
- Russian, by Sergey Fedoseev.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Portuguese, by Alexandre Passos.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Galician, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- French, by Joshua Kwan.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
0.16 (2005-12-19) - would it make a difference if it never really came up often?¶
- Context menu plugins can make themselves insensitive.
- More command-line and FIFO options.
- Read-only M4A support. (thanks to Alexey Bobyakov)
- Wavpack support.
- Audio Feed (Podcast) support (requires).
- “One Song” (and repeat) play mode.
- Improved and configurable tray icon.
- New install system that is more FHS-compliant.
- ~laststarted internal tag.
- Accents are stripped when renaming to ASCII filenames.
- UI improvements:
- Ex Falso lists are searchable in GTK 2.8.8+.
- ^W closes transient windows.
- More DnD support.
- HIG-compliance for strings.
- Double-click files in browsers to enqueue them.
- Rename Files error dialog has a “Continue” button.
- Ctrl-Left/Right changed to Ctrl-,/..
- Playlist imports have a progress bar.
- New icon that is not all black. (thanks to Tobias and Fabien)
- Paned Browser entries have context menus.
- Volume icons follow GTK+/GNOME theme.
- More memory and CPU optimizations.
- GStreamer error handling. (thanks to Zack Weinberg and Bastian Kleineidam)
- Musepack, MOD support migrated to Mutagen/ctypes modules.
- Updated translations:
- Galician and Spanish, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Portuguese, by Alexandre Passos.
- French, by Joshua Kwan.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
0.15 (2005-11-14) - Maybe I will.¶
- An ‘artist’ tag can be stored in the library for MODs.
- ‘All Albums’ remains on the album list after a search.
- The Play Queue displays its total time and has a clear button.
- Songs can be enqueued multiple times.
- ‘~people’ includes more people.
- Files can be added from remote URIs (e.g. HTTP).
- “Dumb” searches match any visible tags.
- Ratings are now searched with values of 0.0 to 1.0, and the number of visible notes is configurable.
- Useless columns are not displayed in Internet Radio.
- A single album cover can be refreshed in the Album List.
- Playlists have been rewritten:
- Songs may now be in a playlist multiple times.
- Playlists can be reordered directly, without a special window.
- Songs can be added to playlists directly from the context menu.
- M3U and PLS playlists (along with their songs) can be imported.
- The interface is much more attractive.
- Drag-and-drop is generally more usable, faster, and attractive.
- Many optimizations, especially during startup.
- Updated translations:
- Russian, by Sergey Fedoseev.
- Galician, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- French, by Joshua Kwan and Fabien Devaux.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- New translations:
- Spanish and Portuguese, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
0.14 (2005-10-22) - I’m almost certain!¶
- Internet radio / Shoutcast browser.
- Album List separates albums with different labelids.
- Ex Falso displays all available plugins in its menu.
- Useful ~#lastplayed/~#added/~#mtime display thanks to Lalo Martins.
- New Album List search keys and sorting options.
- New translations:
- Galician, by Johám-Luís Miguéns Vila.
- Italian, by Filippo Pappalardo.
- Updated translations:
- Finnish, by Jari Rahkonen.
- Polish, by Tomasz Torcz.
- Dutch, by Hans van Dok.
- Hebrew, by Roee Haimovich.
- German, by Rüdiger Arp.
- Russian, by Nikolai Prokoschenko.
- Many bug fixes.
0.13.1 (2005-09-15) - People will fall for this for sure!¶
- Fix playlist creation.
- Unplay when no song is playing.
0.13 (2005-09-11) - So, um... let’s- fletcherize?¶
- The GStreamer backend is cleaned up, and is now the only backend. This results in lower background CPU usage and many fixes to our audio processing. Gapless playback is gone.
- A play queue was added.
- A file system browser has been added. This can view, edit, and play files outside of your library.
- The Paned Browser has a search entry.
- Search Library lets you limit the number of results.
-
~/.quodlibet/browsersis now scanned for custom browsers.
- Synthetic tags (‘’‘~dirname’‘’, ‘’‘~basename’‘’, &c.) can be searched.
- Similarly, synthetic tags can be used in the Paned Browser.
- New synthetic tags, ‘’‘~people’‘’ and ‘’‘~playlist’‘’.
- If the tray icon is visible, closing QL’s main window will minimize it. To actually quit, choose ‘’‘Quit’‘’ from the Music menu or icon.
- Search Library and the Album List search entry have tag completion.
- Ex Falso supports plugins.
- Updated Russian translation by Nikolai Prokoschenko and Sergey Fedoseev.
- Updated French translation by Joshua Kwan.
- Updated Finnish translation by Jari Rahkonen.
- Updated Dutch translation by Hans van Dok.
- Updated Hebrew translation by Roee Haimovich.
0.12 (2005-07-31) - focus ENTIRELY on the sexy bits.¶
- New Mutagen ID3 reader/writer.
- Experimental GStreamer backend.
- Drag-and-drop to playlists.
- Weighted random playback.
- MP3 and Musepack ReplayGain support.
- Larger plugin manager window.
- Automatic mount point detection.
- Support for multiple soundcards.
- Localization enhancements.
- Translation updates:
- Dutch, thanks to Hans van Dok.
- Finnish, thanks to Jari Rahkonen.
- French, thanks to Joshua Kwan.
- German, thanks to Rüdiger Arp.
- Hebrew, thanks to Roee Haimovich.
- Russian, thanks to Sergey Fedoseev and Nikolai Prokoschenko.
- Polish, thanks to Witold Kieraś.
- The usual round of interface tweaks and bug fixes.
0.11 (2005-05-10) - spicy burnsauce with a side of ZING!¶
- Plugins (either appearing in the right-click menu, or triggered on a player event)
- Browse songs by album, with a cover display.
- “Library Browser” added to search/edit files without disturbing your playlist.
- Played songs are automatically removed from dynamic playlists.
- “Background filters” for the paned browser and search entry.
- Create/remove empty folders from within Ex Falso.
- ‘0’ to ‘4’ keys or mouse clicks can set song ratings.
- Depends on PyGTK 2.6 (as well as GTK 2.6).
- –status to print the player’s status.
- Russian translation, thanks to Sergey and Andrey Fedoseev.
- Partial French translation, thanks to Joshua Kwan.
- OSD moved to a plugin.
0.10.1 (2005-04-04) - What if I said I’m not really kidding?¶
- The main window stays hidden when the song changes.
0.10 (2005-04-02) - As it turns out, my life is NOT THAT INTERESTING!¶
- –seek supports +/- prefix to seek relative to the current position.
- Added Ex Falso, a tag editor based on QL (without audio playback).
- Switched MP3 genres from TIT1 to TCON.
- The library is saved automatically every 15 minutes.
- Tag by Pattern/Rename Files save patterns used.
- Adding tags with specific formats (‘date’) is less prone to error.
- Several display bugs and non-HIG windows were fixed.
- Pane-based (Rhythmbox/iTunes-style) library browser.
- Tag by Pattern/Rename Files previews can be manually edited before saving.
- Kind of browser (none, search, playlists, paned), song list sort order, and what you were browsing are remembered when you exit.
- At least one lockup-causing bug was fixed.
- Song ratings, on a 0 to 4 scale.
- Masked directories work again.
- No more dependency on Glade.
- A new icon and website.
0.9 (2005-03-04) - I don’t want any trouble, cephalopods!¶
- Major updates to the Properties dialog:
- A new detailed ‘Information’ tab was added.
- Middle click pastes current PRIMARY clipboard text in ‘Edit Tags’.
- Text in the ‘Rename Files’ dialog can be conditionalized.
- Non-UTF-8 filesystem encodings support (via CHARSET/G_BROKEN_FILENAMES).
- New numeric keys “added” and “skipcount” can be searched on.
- The –print-playing format string syntax has changed to match the one now used in ‘Rename Files’.
- New query language enhancements (ternary relation operators, string comparisons, and Lynx-like case-sensitivity).
- The tray icon now pauses/unpauses on middle click, adjusts volume with the scroll wheel, and skips forward/backward on buttons 6/7.
- This release depends on GTK 2.6 for its new media icons.
- PMP support was removed.
- Updated German translation (thanks, Bastian!)
0.8.1 (2005-02-06) - Our story takes a sudden dive...¶
- Fix a crash when encoding information is not available.
0.8 (2005-02-04) - I make jokes about whomever I please!¶
- New/reloaded libraries take 20% less disk space.
- Double-clicking an album cover displays it in a larger window.
- –shuffle, –repeat, and –volume (–volume-up and –volume-down are deprecated and will be removed).
- Any tag name can be written to (and read from) an MP3 file.
- Playlists containing arbitrary songs can be created.
- The libmodplug Python wrapper must be downloaded separately.
- The MPC/MP+ format is supported (with a separate wrapper).
- FLAC supports ReplayGain.
- Internal changes made some things faster and others slower.
- Polish translation, thanks to Michal Nowikowski.
- German translation, thanks to Bastian Kleineidam.
0.7 (2004-12-18) - I’m going to ho-ho-hoard all these nuts!¶
- Default to proper ‘alsa09’ driver (rather than ‘alsa’).
- “Random Foo” searches are now anchored with ^...$.
- Tag By Pattern values can be edited before being saved.
- Right-clicking on the status icon brings up a menu.
- –play, –pause, –seek-to, –query, –play-file.
- OSD (gosd) support, thanks to Iñigo Serna and Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro. A library reload is needed to use it.
- FreeDesktop-style .folder.png files supported for album covers.
- Playlist/search UI elements can be hidden.
- Dragging playlist columns reorders them.
- Library rebuilds no longer lose play counts.
- Configurable menu accelerators when gtk-can-change-accels is set.
- Delete songs (or move them to the trash) from the player.
0.6 (204-12-02) - People laugh at typos in heaven?!¶
- Many new filtering options (top 40, not played in X days).
- Mass-set track numbers.
- Tag by Pattern can replace or add new tags.
- Maskable mount points. This lets you add files from an NFS share or portable device and not have to readd them if you unmount and remount it.
- Support for sending files to PMPs from the context menu.
- –next, –previous, –play-pause, –volume-up, –volume-down.
- MOD/IT/XM/etc. support, using libmodplug and an included C extension.
- Right-clicking the status icon will pause/unpause.
- Seeking in FLACs.
- Bug fixes (including at least one crash).
0.5 (2004-11-18) - Everything’s fine, CEPT YOU GOT NO LEGS!¶
- The ao audio backend is back; see the “AUDIO BACKENDS” section in the manual page for instructions on using it. This should let ALSA users use software mixing.
- ID3 APIC (embedded picture) support.
- VorbisGain () support.
- A context menu for common operations was added to the properties dialog.
- Tag values can be set from filename patterns, or vice-versa.
- Dates can be saved in MP3s now.
- –print-playing option, with a format string.
- More UI tweaks.
- Translation template update.
- Many bug fixes; please reload your library. You can now reload your library from the “Music” menu.
0.4 (2004-11-09) - The Power of Language¶
- Many bug fixes, primarily due to unit testing.
- Tweaks to cover detection to pick ‘frontcover’ over ‘backcover’.
- Tweaks to song display, including proper support for the ‘author’ tag.
- Remember size between invokations.
- A freedesktop.org-compatible system tray icon, using the Egg status icon code by Anders Carlsson and Sun.
- Multimedia key support, provided they’re mapped (e.g. by Acme), using the MmKeys object from Muine by Lee Willis and Jan Arne Petersen.
- UI tweaks to the main window.
- Button to link to a song’s website, or a Google search.
- Infrastructure is in place for i18n/l10n, but I’m totally new to this, so I could’ve done something horribly wrong.
0.3 (2004-11-01)¶
- Handle mono MP3s correctly.
- Crash less, especially when editing tags.
- Many smaller bug fixes.
0.2 (2004-10-30)¶
- Song properties dialog, featuring mass tag editing/addition/removal.
- Build/installation scripts.
- Interface tweaks for HIG compliance and accessibility.
- Try to save the library when ^C is pressed.
- ~/.quodlibet/current interface to currently-playing song.
- Save current query and song on exit.
- An icon.
- FLAC support. Writing to FLAC tags could be very buggy, so if you value your tags, please back them up. | https://quodlibet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html | 2017-03-23T00:08:57 | CC-MAIN-2017-13 | 1490218186530.52 | [] | quodlibet.readthedocs.io |
Facter documentation
Facter is Puppet’s cross-platform system profiling library. It discovers and reports per-node facts, which are available in your Puppet manifests as variables.
Current versions
- Facter 3.3 is the latest version of facter, and shipped with Puppet agent 1.5.3.
- Facter 3.1 is included with Puppet agent 1.2.3 through Puppet agent 1.5.2.
Older versions
- Facter 3.0 was included with Puppet agent 1.2.0 through 1.2.2 (Puppet 4.2).
- Facter 2.4 was included with Puppet Enterprise 3.8 and with open source Puppet versions 4.0 through 4.1.
- Facter 2.3
- Facter 2.2
- Facter 2.1
- Facter 2.0
- Facter 1.7
- Facter 1.6 | https://docs.puppet.com/facter/?query_id=19 | 2016-09-25T02:00:34 | CC-MAIN-2016-40 | 1474738659753.31 | [] | docs.puppet.com |
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5. PG&E shall, as a condition of approval, build the project with use of Mitigation Measure T-9a at the discretion of the City of San Bruno.
6. PG&E shall, as a condition of approval, comply with all applicable mitigation measures specified in Appendix B attached hereto, as directed by the Commission's Executive Director or his designee(s). PG&E shall work with the Commission's Energy Division to create detailed maps for use in construction and mitigation monitoring.
7. Modifications to PG&E's preliminary electric and magnetic field (EMF) plan for the Jefferson-Martin project are adopted as described in Section VI.C of this order.
8. PG&E shall, as a condition of approval, build the project in accordance with its preliminary electric and magnetic field (EMF) management plan as modified consistent with Section VI.C of this order.
9. Pursuant to Pub. Util. Code § 1005.5, the maximum cost determined to be reasonable and prudent for the Jefferson-Martin project is $206,988,000, subject to modification if the approved northern route is altered.
10. Once PG&E has developed a final detailed engineering design-based construction estimate for the adopted route, if this estimate is one percent or more lower than the adopted maximum reasonable and prudent cost determined pursuant to Pub. Util. Code § 1005.5, PG&E must, within 30 days, show cause why the Commission should not adopt a lower amount as the maximum reasonable and prudent cost to reflect the final estimate.
11. PG&E shall, prior to commencing construction, submit a detailed EMF mitigation plan for approval of the Commission's Energy Division. The plan shall describe in detail each mitigation element, the cost of each element, and the percentage by which that mitigation will reduce EMF levels.
12. The Executive Director shall supervise and oversee construction of the project insofar as it relates to monitoring and enforcement of the mitigation conditions described in the FEIR as modified by Appendix A to this decision. The Executive Director may delegate his duties to one or more Commission staff members or outside staff. The Executive Director is authorized to employ staff independent of the Commission staff to carry out such functions, including, without limitation, the on-site environmental inspection, environmental monitoring, and environmental mitigation supervision of the construction of the project. Such staff may be individually qualified professional environmental monitors or may be employed by one or more firms or organizations. In monitoring the implementation of the environmental mitigation measures described in the FEIR as modified by Appendix A, the Executive Director shall attribute the acts and omissions of PG&E's employees, contractors, subcontractors, or other agents to PG&E. PG&E shall comply with all orders and directives of the Executive Director concerning implementation of the environmental mitigation measures described in Appendix B.
13. PG&E's right to construct the project as set forth in this decision shall be subject to all other necessary state and local permitting processes and approvals.
14. PG&E shall file a written notice with the Commission, served on all parties to this proceeding, of its agreement, executed by an officer of PG&E duly authorized (as evidenced by a resolution of its board of directors duly authenticated by a secretary or assistant secretary of PG&E) to acknowledge PG&E's acceptance of the conditions set forth in the Ordering Paragraphs of this decision. Failure to file such notice within 75 days of the effective date of this decision shall result in the lapse of the authority granted by this decision.
15. The Final Environmental Impact Report and the Addendum in Appendix A for the Jefferson-Martin project are certified.
16. The Executive Director shall file a Notice of Determination for the project as required by the California Environmental Quality Act and the regulations promulgated pursuant thereto.
17. Upon satisfactory completion of the project, a notice of completion shall be filed with the Executive Director by the Energy Division.
18. The motion of 280 Citizens to reopen the record for receipt of five photographs included in its comments on the proposed decision is denied.
19. The Petition to Intervene of the San Bruno Mountain Coalition is denied.
20. This proceeding is closed.
This order is effective today.
Dated August 19, 2004, at San Francisco, California.
MICHAEL R. PEEVEY
President
CARL W. WOOD
LORETTA M. LYNCH
GEOFFREY F. BROWN
SUSAN P. KENNEDY
Commissioners
I reserve the right to file a concurrence.
/s/ MICHAEL R. PEEVEY
President
I reserve the right to file a concurrence.
/s/ CARL W. WOOD
Commissioner
I reserve the right to join Commissioner Wood's concurrence.
/s/ SUSAN P. KENNEDY
Commissioner
(END OF ATTACHMENT A)
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APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
D0408046/A0209043 Appendix A
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The task implementation has been moved to celery.app.task.
This contains the backward compatible Task class used in the old API, and shouldn’t be used in new applications.
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Starlark Language
The page is an overview of Starlark (formerly known as Skylark), the language used in Bazel. This should be enough to get you started, but you may be interested in a more complete Starlark Language Specification. For a complete list of functions and types, please check the API reference.
Syntax
Starlark is designed to be small, simple, and thread-safe. Although it is inspired from Python, it is not a general-purpose language and most Python features are not included.
The following constructs have been added to the Core Build Language:
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Here is an example to show the syntax:
def fizz_buzz(n): """Print Fizz Buzz numbers from 1 to n.""" for i in range(1, n + 1): s = "" if i % 3 == 0: s += "Fizz" if i % 5 == 0: s += "Buzz" print(s if s else i) fizz_buzz(20)
The following basic types are supported: None, bool, dict, function, int, list, string. On top of that, two new types are specific to Bazel: depset and struct.
Starlark is syntactically a subset of both Python 2 and Python 3, and will remain so through at least the 1.x release lifecycle. This ensures that Python-based tooling can at least parse Starlark code. Although Starlark is not semantically a subset of Python, behavioral differences are rare (excluding cases where Starlark raises an error).
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Because evaluation of BUILD and .bzl files is performed in parallel, there are some restrictions in order to guarantee thread-safety and determinism. Two mutable data structures are available: lists and dicts.
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Evaluation contexts are also created for the analysis of each custom rule. This means that any values that are returned from the rule’s analysis are frozen. Note that by the time a custom rule’s analysis begins, the .bzl file in which it is defined has already been loaded, and so the global variables are already frozen.
Differences with Python
In addition to the mutability restrictions, there are also differences with Python:
Global variables cannot be reassigned.
forstatements are not allowed at the top-level; factor them into functions instead.
Dictionaries have a deterministic order of iteration.
Recursion is not allowed.
Int type is limited to 32-bit signed integers (an overflow will throw an error).
Lists and other mutable types may be stored in dictionary keys once they are frozen.
Modifying a collection during iteration is an error. You can avoid the error by iterating over a copy of the collection, e.g.
for x in list(my_list): .... You can still modify its deep contents regardless.
Global (non-function) variables must be declared before they can be used in a function, even if the function is not called until after the global variable declaration. However, it is fine to define
f()before
g(), even if
f()calls
g().
The comparison operators (
<,
<=,
>=,
>) are not defined across different types of values, e.g., you can’t compare
5 < 'foo'(however you still can compare them using
==or
!=). This is a difference with Python 2, but consistent with Python 3. Note that this means you are unable to sort lists that contain mixed types of values.
Tuple syntax is more restrictive. You may use a trailing comma only when the tuple is between parentheses, e.g. write
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Dictionary literals cannot have duplicated keys. For example, this is an error:
{"a": 4, "b": 7, "a": 1}.
Variable of a comprehension may not be used after the comprehension. This is stricter than Python 2 and Python 3, which have different behavior (shadowing vs reassignment).
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LIBRS Validation and Processing Documentation
This page contains information on how LIBRS Flat Files should be processed and generated for use in submitting data to the State of Louisiana, and subsequently the FBI via NIBRS.
Use the links below, or the side menu to get started. This site contains the following information:
Technical Specification Documentation
Information about the specifications of each of the LIBRS Segments, how they’re constructed, error messages associated with them, examples, and other requirements.
Data Element Definitions
In depth information about each of the LIBRS Data Elements, as well as error messages, examples, and other requirements that are associated with them.
Data Element Available Values
Table of all of the available values that can be entered for each LIBRS Data Element.
Master LIBRS LRS List
The master list of all Louisiana Revisec Statute (LRS) Codes that the LIBRS Program currently accepts, as well as information about expired LRS Codes.
Links are available for vendors and agencies to download a JSON list of the current Master LIBRS LRS List for ingestion into their RMS.
LIBRS/NIBRS Mandatories
Groupings of multiple LIBRS Data Elements and their required values when certain Data Elements are present with particular NIBRS Submissions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we’ve gotten from Vendors and Users about LIBRS that might be helpful to others.
Recent Changes
2020-07-28
2020-07-21
- Added an FAQ to this site. We’re going to start posting the questions and responses that we get from Vendors and users to start building that up for everyone’s reference.
2020-07-16
- Made changes to Logic to throw errors rather than Warnings when a NIBRS Code is not supplied by the Agency:
- Error 90034: MUST PROVIDE A NIBRS CODE
- This mistake is no longer treated as a Warning, it will cause the Incident to fail validation.
2020-07-15
- Fixed bug that was causing 90A and 90Z Offenses to fail on the following conditions:
- DE 7 = Completed, DE 14 = 1
- DE 7 = Completed, DE 14 = 8
2020-07-09 (Note: Master LRS List has been updated)
- Added Error 12020 to try and help eliminate confusion surrounding Error 12019.
- Error 12020 states “DATA ELEMENT 12 MUST BE ENTERED FOR ASSAULT, HOMICIDE (EXCEPT 09C), KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTION, ROBBERY, AND FORCIBLE SEX OFFENSES”
- Added LRS 14:52 - Simple Arson (Was already present, but required a modifier to be used).
- Fix logic that was causing Error 14060 to be thrown for all 11-Series offenses, rather than just 11A and 36B.
2020-06-16 (Note: Master LRS List has been updated)
- Added validations to the LRS Codes that were listed as remapped from 90Z to 720 on 04/14/2020. That’s my bad, sorry, forgot that part.
2020-06-08
- Removed the section for “Other Bias” for Data Element 8A; that section listed Legacy values that are no longer used and were being translated into other NIBRS values.
2020-06-01
- Updated Requirements 2 and 3 for Data Element 16 based on revised NIBRS Requirements.
- Old Requirements:
- New Requirements:
2020-04-27
- Fixed missing validations for the following LRS Codes (All of them are 35A NIBRS):
- 32:681
- 40:1041
- 40:1238.2
- 40:963
- 40:964
- 40:964.1
- 40:983
- 40:983.1
- 40:989.1
2020-04-24
- New Data Element: Added in support for Data Element 39A - Ethnicity of Offender.
- Included at character 43 on the Offender Segment (40)
- LIBRS has always been processing this value, but it was not stored in the database.
- This is not a mandatory data element to include.
- Acceptable values are ‘U’ for Unkonwn, ‘N’ for Non-Hispanic, or ‘H’ for Hispanic, just the same as the other Ethnicities used in LIBRS.
- Since it’s not a required value a blank space (“ “) is also acceptable. In that case we will not store a value in the database (It will not be saved as ‘U’ for Unknown).
- Changed validations for Data Element 35 (Victim/Offender Relationship):
- Expired “HR - Homosexual Relationship”; FBI has not accepted this for NIBRS since 2017.
- Added “XR - Ex Relationship” as a valid value.
- Relationship “XB - Ex Boyfriend/Girlfriend” now maps to “XR - Ex Relationship”.
- Prohibitions on use of same-sex couples in relationships have been removed (EG: Marriage can be two men or women).
- NIBRS 35A now allows for ANY Property Description for Data Element 15 to be used. The only exception is for 11 (Drugs/Equiment) UNLESS Data Element 14 (Property Loss Types) is Seized (7).
- NIBRS 35B now allows for ANY Property Description for Data Element 15 to be used EXCEPT for 10 (Drugs/Narcotics).
- Logic that will trip Error 14060 was implemented so it only can be thrown for NIBRS 11A Offenses.
- LRS 14:71 now ONLY allows Data Element 14 (Property Loss Type) to be “1 - None”, or “8 - Unknown”.
2020-04-14
LRS Updates (Note: Master LRS List has been updated)
- Unexpired the Following LRS Codes:
- 14:89.A1 - Crime Against Nature - Unnatural Carnal Copulation by a Human Being with Another Human Being or Animal
- 14:102.1 - Cruelty to Animals
- 14:102.4 - Confined Animals; Necessary Food and Water
- 14:102.5 - Dogfighting
- 14:102.8 - Injuring or Killing of a Police Animal
- Remapped the Following Animal Cruelty LRS Codes from 90Z to 720:
- 14:89.A1
- 14:102.13
- 14:102.14
- 14:102.15
- 14:102.16
- 14:102.17
- 14:102.18
Processing Updates:
These bugs in the processing of the LIBRS Flat Files did not cause any LIBRS Validation issues, but rather created errors when performing the NIBRS Submission of the incidents. Only about 80 Incidents in total were affected by these.
- Fixed ingestion issue where Data Element 10 (Number of Premesis Entered) was being duplicated across other Offenses submitted in the same incident.
- Fixed NIBRS Extraction issue where Offenses that were using an Alternative NIBRS Mapping were being sent as the Default NIBRS Code.
Validation Updates:
- Fixed multiple validations for Data Element 13 (Type of Weapon or Force Involved):
- The following Offenses disallow Data Element 13 (Type of Weapon or Force Involved) from being submitted with them
- 220, 240, 250, 270, 280, 290
- 13C
- 23B, 23C, 23F, 23H
- 26A, 26B, 26C, 26E
- 35A, 35B
- 370
- 40A
- For Offenses of NIBRS 13B, Data Element 13 (Type of Weapon or Force Involved) is required and restricted to the following values:
- 40, 90, 95, 99
- HOWEVER, when a NIBRS 13B Offense is passed with Data Element 13 (Type of Weapon or Force Involved) as one of the following values, an error will be thrown telling the user to submit the offense as a 13A rather than a 13B:
- 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
- Fixed validations to ensure Offenses with the following NIBRS Codes require Data Element 14 (Type of Property Loss) to be 1 or 8:
- 250, 290
- 26B
- 35A, 35B
- Fixed validations to ensure Data Element 14 (Type of Property Loss) is being included with Offenses of NIBRS 120 and 220.
- Fixed validations to ensure Offenses with the following NIBRS Codes disallow “S” for Data Element 24 (Victim Type):
- 200, 220, 250, 280, 290
- 23D, 23E, 23F, 23H
- 26A
- Fixed validations to ensure Data Element 33 (Injury Type) is being included with Offenses of the following NIBRS Codes:
- 100, 120
- 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D
- 13A, 13B - Note 13B is limited to “M” and “N”
- 210
- 90Z (Only when the Offense is a “Crime Against Person”)
2020-03-25
- Added Logic to handle Error Code 14060.
- Resolved issue where Error Code 90039 was being thrown for all Crime Against Property Offenses.
- Restricted 90A Offenses to only allow a Property Loss Type of “None” or “Unknown”.
2020-03-12
- Fixed Misspelling in LRS 14:42.1/V Description.
- Remapped LRS 14:42.A4 as an 11A Offense as opposed to a 36B Offense.
- Added 13A Alternate NIBRS Mapping for LRS 14:30.
- Added 13B Alternate NIBRS Mapping for LRS 14:34.5.
- Improved Logic that was causing Errors 14054 and 22120 to be tripped when they shouldn’t have.
2020-02-28
- Found multiple Mandatories that were throwing an Error Code 10077 when they should have been throwing particular Error Codes based on the Mandatory. The Mandatories were: 1, 5, 6, 9, 17, and 20. Changes to LIBRS and Validator were deployed; no changes to documentation were required.
- Validation update for LRS 14:56.4 to resolve Error 13019.
2020-02-21
- Changelog started. Please Contact the LIBRS Administrator if you would like to be notified of changes to the LIBRS Spec and Documentation on a weekly basis. | https://docs.librs.org/ | 2020-08-03T18:26:03 | CC-MAIN-2020-34 | 1596439735823.29 | [array(['https://storage.googleapis.com/te-public-files/librs/Old%20DE%2016.png',
'Previous Data Element 16 Requirements'], dtype=object)
array(['https://storage.googleapis.com/te-public-files/librs/New%20DE%2016-2.png',
'New Data Element 16 Requirements'], dtype=object) ] | docs.librs.org |
What do you miss the most in Class Designer?
It has been a couple of months since we shipped Visual Studio 2005 Beta1. A lot of customers have started looking into Class Designer. The initial response has been great. We have also been getting great feedback on features that customers would like to see in the product through the logging of bugs/suggestions at the MSDN Feedback Center. Thanks to all that have participated so far. Comments have ranged from "we need something similar to the UML Sequence Diagrams" to "I would like to see member details on the shapes in the class diagram."
Logging these issues helps us to understand and track them. More importantly, it gives customers a voice to 'vote' for their favorite feature. While we can't promise all these suggestions will make it into the product this release, adding votes to your favorite feature will certainly increase the likelihood the important ones will. Suggestions that don’t make it into this release will be tracked and considered for future releases.
Here is a link to a customer's blog on the class designer features he would like to see in the product.
Cheers,
Ramesh. | https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/r.ramesh/what-do-you-miss-the-most-in-class-designer | 2020-08-03T17:22:39 | CC-MAIN-2020-34 | 1596439735823.29 | [] | docs.microsoft.com |
Create a JMS activity Create a custom JMS activity to retrieve or send messages to external systems using the Java Messaging Service. Before you beginRole required: activity_creator or workflow_admin About this taskThe JMS activity supports third party JMS providers whose JMS client application is written with a typical Java EE pattern and can support these operations: Using JNDI to find a ConnectionFactory object. Using JNDI to find one or more destination objects. Using the ConnectionFactory to create a JMS connection object. Using the JMS connection to create one or more JMS session objects. Using a JMS session and the destinations to create the MessageProducer and MessageConsumer objects. Starting the JMS connection to enable delivery or consumption of messages. Note: The JMS activity designer has been tested with the JMS providers ActiveMQ and Tibco EMS. When connecting to a JMS provider, refer to your third party user documentation. Procedure Create or verify your JMS credential . Your JMS credentials must have permission for the target database and proper configuration for the corresponding JMS connection. Credentials must be set up before you can create a JMS activity. Create or verify your JMS connection . Your JMS connection must be configured with valid JMS credentials set up before you can create a JMS activity. Create a custom activity. This action creates a custom activity using a template. After setting up general properties and creating input variables, configure the JMS Execution Command: OptionDescription Configure your credential Fill in the fields necessary for your database connection. Connection Factory Name of the JMS Connection Factory. You should create or verify your JMS connection. This configuration links the name of the Initial Context Factory with the URL of the JMS provider. Destination Type Type of destination used for this message: Queue: Message is queued for point-to-point communications. Note: The GET operation is only supported for the Queue destination type. Topic: Message is used for publish and subscribe communication. Destination Name Name of the queue or topic destination that is configured on the JMS provider. Message Type The JMS message type value. Only the Text Message type is supported. The queue or topic destination must be configured to receive or send only Text Message. Other message types are dropped, since the JMS Activity cannot process them. Operation The programmatic operation to perform on the destination. The choices are PUT or GET. Timeout (Secs) Allowed time to wait for a message in the message queue before it times out, in seconds. The default is 30. Custom message headers The custom header values in a name/value pair format, that is available on the JMS destination. Note: This is only supported for a PUT operation. Message payload Actual message content or payload that is sent to the JMS destination.Note: This is only supported for a PUT operation. Credential tag A tag for an individual credential for a JMS activity in an Orchestration workflow. Required MID Server capabilities MID Server to use, by capabilities. What to do next Use auto-mapping to generate outputs and parsing rules If you do not use auto-mapping, you can manually create output variables and create parsing rules Create a JMS connection for an Orchestration activity Configure your system to use Java Messaging Service (JMS) with a custom Orchestration JMS activity. Before you beginRole required: MID Server > JAR Files. Click New and add: Option JMS driver jar file. The JMS driver jar file should be available as part of JMS provider installation. Few JMS vendors make them available as a separate product. Refer to the JMS provider documentation to determine which JMS client driver jar files require the client applications to connect to the JMS provider. For example, if you are trying to connect to ActiveMQ V5.10 (JMS provider), you need the activemq-all-5.10.1.jar file. Navigate to Orchestration > Credentials & Connections > JMS Connection Factory. Click New, add the following, and click Submit: OptionDescription Name Unique name of this connection factory.. Navigate to Orchestration > Credentials. Click New, select JMS Credentials, and provide the user name and password the MID should use to communicate with the JMS provider. For more information, see JMS credentialsJMS credentials. Click Submit. You are ready to create a custom JMS activity. JMS template execution parameters You use execution parameters to create the input process script in the Preprocessing form.); JMS template post-processing parameters Use these parameters to create a post-processing script. Table 2. JMS post-processing parameters Name Variable Type Usage Status status String Status of the operation (Put or Get) on the JMS destination. StandardHeaders standardHeaders String All the standard headers, as specified by JMS, that are obtained as part of the JMS message during a Get operation. This field is applicable only for Get operations. CustomHeaders customHeaders String All custom headers added by a producer or publisher application that are obtained as part of the JMS message during a Get operation. This field is applicable only for Get operations. MessagePayload messagePayload String Message payload that is obtained as part of the JMS message during a Get operation. This field is applicable only for Get operations. EccSysID eccSysID String Contains the reference ID associated with the ECC Queue input message returned by the activity. ErrorMessages errorMessages String Contains any error messages retrieved from the JMS command. This value is null if there are no error messages. | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/newyork-servicenow-platform/page/administer/orchestration-activity-designer/task/t_CreateAJMSActivity.html | 2020-08-03T18:35:47 | CC-MAIN-2020-34 | 1596439735823.29 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
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UMD @servicestack/client
npm-free JavaScript Web Apps can use the built-in UMD @servicestack/client in ServiceStack.dll to call ServiceStack Services without any external dependencies. @servicestack/client
See JavaScript Client for how to use
JsonServiceClient in non-npm or non TypeScript projects.: techstacks
x typescript without any arguments will update all TypeScript DTOs in the current directory:
$ x typescript
Result:
Updated: Tech.dtos.ts Updated: techstacks" })
as well as POST Request DTOs to custom urls:
client.postToUrl("/custom-path", request, { Slug: "ServiceStack" }); client.putToUrl("", request);
Raw:
let str:string = await client.get(new ReturnString()); let data:Uint8Array = await client.get(new ReturnBytes());";
Authenticating using Basic Auth
Basic Auth support is implemented in
JsonServiceClient and follows the same API made available in the C#
Service Clients where the
userName/password properties can be set individually, e.g:
var client = new JsonServiceClient(baseUrl); client.userName = user; client.password = pass; const response = await client.get(new SecureRequest());
Or use
client.setCredentials() to have them set both together.
Authenticating using Credentials
Alternatively you can authenticate using userName/password credentials by
adding a TypeScript Reference
to your remote ServiceStack Instance and sending a populated
Authenticate Request DTO, e.g:
let request = new Authenticate(); request.provider = "credentials"; request.userName = userName; request.password = password; request.rememberMe = true; const response = await client.post(request);
This will populate the
JsonServiceClient with
Session Cookies
which will transparently be sent on subsequent requests to make authenticated requests.
Authent
Use the
bearerToken property to Authenticate with an API Key:
client.bearerToken = apiKey;
Transparent = async () => { const authClient = new JsonServiceClient(authBaseUrl); authClient.userName = userName; authClient.password = password; const response = await authClient.get(new Authenticate()); client.bearerToken = response.bearerToken; }; //Automatically retries requests returning 401 Responses with new bearerToken var response = await client.get(new Secured());
Automatically const authClient = new JsonServiceClient(authBaseUrl); authClient.userName = userName; authClient.password = password; const authResponse = await authClient.get(new Authenticate()); //Configure client with RefreshToken client.refreshToken = authResponse.RefreshToken; //Call authenticated Services and clients will automatically retrieve new JWT Tokens as needed const response = await client.get(new Secured());
Use the
refreshTokenUri property when refresh tokens need to be sent to a different ServiceStack Server, e.g:
client.refreshToken = refreshToken; client.refreshTokenUri = authBaseUrl + "/access-token";TO’s are repeated in the header comments of the generated DTOs, options that are preceded
by a TypeScript comment
// are defaults from the server, any uncommented value will be sent to the server
to override any server defaults.
/* Options: Date: 2018-05-01 08:09:43 Version: 5.10: */
We’ll go through and cover each of the above options to see how they affect the generated DTOTO; /TO’s:
export class class GetTechnology { ... } export class class GetTechnologyResponse { ... }
Include Generic Types
Use .NET’s Type Name to include Generic Types, i.e. the Type name separated by the backtick followed by the number of generic arguments, e.g:
IncludeTypes: IReturn`1,MyPair`2
The
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PerformanceMetrics
Measurements of how well the
MLModel performed on known observations. One of the following metrics is returned, based
on the type of the
MLModel:
BinaryAUC: The binary
MLModeluses the Area Under the Curve (AUC) technique to measure performance.
RegressionRMSE: The regression
MLModeluses the Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) technique to measure performance. RMSE measures the difference between predicted and actual values for a single variable.
MulticlassAvgFScore: The multiclass
MLModeluses the F1 score technique to measure performance.
For more information about performance metrics, please see the Amazon Machine Learning Developer Guide.
Contents
See Also
For more information about using this API in one of the language-specific AWS SDKs, see the following: | https://docs.aws.amazon.com/machine-learning/latest/APIReference/API_PerformanceMetrics.html | 2019-03-18T22:11:14 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.aws.amazon.com |
Evaluating campaigns
You can view the statistics logged for campaigns using web analytics reports.
To access campaign reports, open the Campaigns applications. On the Overview tab, you can find a general report for all campaigns in the system and their conversions.
Features described on this page require the Kentico EMS license.
For more details, switch to the Campaigns tab, edit a specific campaign and select the Reports tab. The following basic reports are available for campaigns:
Defining campaign goals
You can optionally specify goals that should be achieved by each campaign and then compare them with the actual results.
To set goals for campaigns:
- Open the Campaigns application.
- On the Campaigns tab, edit () the campaign.
- Fill in the following advanced settings on the General tab.
- Impressions - specifies how many people were targeted by the given marketing campaign. For example, if you sent marketing e‑mails containing a link to the website to ten thousand people, the amount of impressions would be 10000.
- Total cost - allows you to manually enter the total cost of the given marketing campaign. This can be used to determine whether the campaign was a success and when calculating the campaign's goals.
- Switch to the Goals tab and configure the following target values for the campaign:
- Number of visitors - sets how many visitors should be brought to the website by the campaign. It can either be specified directly as an Absolute number, or as a percentage of the campaign's Impressions according to the value set on the General tab.
- Number of conversions - specifies the expected amount of conversions performed by users who visit the website as a result of the campaign. It can either be specified directly as an Absolute number, or as a percentage of the campaign's Impressions.
- Total value of conversions - sets a target number for the sum of all conversion values logged as a result of the campaign. It can either be specified directly as an Absolute number, or as a percentage of the campaign's Total cost.
- Value per visitor - this indicator allows you to specify the average conversion value that should be generated by a single campaign visitor. It is calculated as the campaign's Total value of conversions divided by its Number of visitors. The value can either be specified directly as an Absolute number, or as a percentage of the campaign's Cost per visitor (i.e. the Total cost divided by the Number of Visitors).
Each goal may have two values. The Red flag sets a number that must be reached in order for the campaign to be at least partially successful (campaigns below this value are considered to have failed). The Goal value sets a target that should ideally be achieved by the campaign.
You can follow the progress that campaigns make towards their goals using the corresponding reports on the Reports tab.
The red flag and goal values configured for the selected statistic are displayed in the reports as red and green lines, so you can easily see the current status of the specified campaign. | https://docs.kentico.com/k8/on-line-marketing-features/web-analytics/tracking-campaigns/evaluating-campaigns | 2019-03-18T22:32:52 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.kentico.com |
Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Create a knowledge article Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Create a knowledge article Knowledge contributors can create and edit knowledge articles within a knowledge base to share information across your organization. About this task Users with at least one role can create and edit knowledge. These users are known as knowledge contributors. Users without any role can read articles and submit feedback, but cannot create or edit articles. Some knowledge bases may allow only certain users to contribute. For example, a member of the IT department can create knowledge articles in the IT knowledge base, such as desktop support information or articles describing company IT processes. Knowledge homepage; browsing and searching for articles; viewing articles, providing feedback; posting questions; importing/creating articles Procedure Navigate to Self-Service > Knowledge. Click Create An Article. Note: You must have user criteria "Can contribute" permission for at least one active knowledge base, otherwise the Create An Article button does not appear. See Knowledge Management v3 migration and Knowledge manager. Select an article template. Note: To view an article template, you must activate the article templates feature and enable the desired templates. For more information, see Knowledge article templates. Fill in the fields on the form, as appropriate. Table 1. Knowledge form Field Description Knowledge Base The knowledge base selected for this article.Note: An article can only be associated with one knowledge base. Category The category for this article. Select a Knowledge Base before you can select a category. Articles without a category appear on the knowledge homepage in the (empty) category. Published The date this knowledge article was published. This value is set when the article is published. Valid to The date this knowledge article expires. Articles do not appear in search results after the valid to date, or if the valid to date is empty. Article type The type of article, either HTML or wiki.Note: This field is only visible in the standard template. Workflow [Read-Only] The publication state of the article, such as Draft or Published. When inserting a new article from an existing article, the state of the new article is reset to Draft. Source The task this knowledge article was created in response to, if any. This field is set automatically when you create the knowledge article from a task record. Attachment link Check box for downloading an attached file automatically when a user accesses the article, instead of opening the article view. Add one or more attachments to the article to use this option.Note: You may attach multiple files, but most web browsers permit users to download only the first one. To ensure download of all the files, bundle them into an archive, such as with WinZip, and attach the archive. Display attachments Check box for displaying attachments to users viewing this knowledge article. Attachments appear below the article text. Add one or more attachments to the article to use this option. Short description The title of the article. This title appears when browsing and searching knowledge, and at the top of the article. Text Content for the article. Use the. Edit a knowledge articleKnowledge contributors can edit knowledge articles within a knowledge base to update information shared across your organization not available to users except for administrators and knowledge administrators who can view them.Create a knowledge article from a customer service caseReuse information from a customer service case by creating knowledge articles from cases.Related ConceptsKnowledge Management v3 migrationKnowledge managerRelated TopicsAssign a tag using the edit tags icon On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/london-servicenow-platform/page/product/knowledge-management/task/t_CreateAKnowledgeArticle.html | 2019-03-18T22:34:15 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
. Any user in the system can view all open marketing cases, giving your users a chance to see the marketing issues that have already been reported before they submit a new request. Request templates are linked to service catalog items, specifically to record producers. When you make a request from the catalog, it uses the template associated with the catalog item to create the actual marketing request. Marketing.. Domain separation in Marketing Service ManagementThis is an overview of domain separation in Marketing Service Management. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can then control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/madrid-service-management-for-the-enterprise/page/product/planning-and-policy/concept/c_MarketingServiceManagement.html | 2019-03-18T22:19:14 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
.<Session> { (1) @Override protected void configureStompEndpoints(StompEndpointRegistry registry) { (2).
3. websocket Sample Application
The websocket sample application demonstrates how to use Spring Session with WebSockets.
3.1. Running the websocket Sample Application
You can run the sample by obtaining the source code and invoking the following command:
$ ./gradlew :samples. | https://docs.spring.io/spring-session/docs/2.0.0.RELEASE/reference/html5/guides/boot-websocket.html | 2019-03-18T21:53:06 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.spring.io |
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Managed Credentials
You can use credentials to grant the Tenable.io scanner local access to scan a target system without requiring an agent. Configuring credentialed scans allows Tenable.io to perform a wider variety of checks than non-credentialed scans, which can result in more accurate scan results.
In Tenable.io, you create credentials for use in scans as follows:
- Scan-specific credentials—You configure and store these credentials in an individual scan. If you delete the scan, you also delete the credentials. If you want to use the credentials in a scan other than the scan where they were configured, you must either convert the scan-specific credential to a managed credential or recreate the scan-specific credential settings in the new scan. Scan permissions control which users can use and edit scan-specific credentials. For more information, see Set Permissions for a Scan.
- Policy-specific credentials—You configure and store these credentials in an individual scan policy. You can then use the policy as a template to create individual scans. If you delete the policy, you delete the credentials in the policy; credentials are retained in any scans you created using the policy template before deletion. If you want to use the credentials in any other policy, you must recreate the policy-specific credentials in the new policy. You cannot use managed credentials in scan policies. Policy permissions control which users can use and edit policy-specific credentials. For more information, see Set Permissions for a Policy.
- Managed credentials—You configure and store these credentials centrally in the credential manager. You and users to whom you grant appropriate permissions can then use managed credentials in scans. Credential user permissions control which users can use and edit managed credentials. You can create new managed credentials in the credential manager, or you can convert a scan-specific credential to a managed credential in the scan editor.
For information on configuring managed credentials, see:
- Create a Managed Credential
- Edit a Managed Credential
- Configure User Permissions for a Managed Credential
- Delete a Managed Credential
For information on navigating in the credential manager, see:
Note: For information on using managed credentials in scans and policies, see Add or Edit Managed Credentials for a Scan. | https://docs.tenable.com/cloud/Content/Settings/ManagedCredentials.htm | 2019-03-18T22:20:56 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.tenable.com |
Breaking: #54409 - RTE "acronym" button was renamed "abbreviation"¶
See Issue #54409
Description¶
The "acronym" tag being deprecated, the RTE "acronym" button was renamed "abbreviation". Accordingly, the RTE Acronym plugin was renamed Abbreviation.
Impact¶
The "abbreviation" button may not appear in the RTE toolbar, if configured as "acronym" in Page TSconfig, TCA special configuration options and/or User TSconfig. Possible undefined PHP class errors. Possible Javascript or file not found errors.
Affected installations¶
An installation is affected if the "acronym" button was configured in Page TSconfig and/or User TSconfig. An installation is affected if a 3rd party extension refers to the "acronym" button in TCA special configuration options. An installation is affected if a 3rd party extension refers to class TYPO3CMSRtehtmlareaExtensionAcronym An installation is affected if a 3rd party extension loads the JavaScript file of the Acronym plugin: EXT:rtehtmlarea/Resources/Public/Javascript/Plugins/Acronym.js
Migration¶
There is no immediate impact on the RTE configuration in Page TSconfig and TCA special configuration options until the automatic conversion of existing references to "acronym" is removed in TYPO3 CMS 8.0. Intallations may run the upgrade wizard of the Install tool to migrate the contents of Page TSconfig, replacing "acronym" by "abbreviation". Note that this string replacement will apply to all contents of PageTSconfig. The migration of PageTSconfig may also be done manually.
User TSconfig must be modified to refer to "abbreviation" instead of "acronym".
Any affected 3rd party extension must be modified to refer to the "abbreviation" button rather than "acronym" in TCA special configuration options. Any affected 3rd party extension must be modified to refer to class TYPO3CMSRtehtmlareaExtensionAbbreviation rather than TYPO3CMSRtehtmlareaExtensionAcronym Any affected 3rd party extension must be modified to load EXT:rtehtmlarea/Resources/Public/Javascript/Plugins/Abbreviation.js rather than EXT:rtehtmlarea/Resources/Public/Javascript/Plugins/Acronym.js | https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/latest/Changelog/7.0/Breaking-54409-RteAcronymButtonRenamedAbbreviation.html | 2019-03-18T22:32:50 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.typo3.org |
An Act to renumber and amend 66.0114 (1) (b); to amend 800.035 (5) (a); and to create 66.0114 (1) (b) 2., 66.0114 (1) (b) 3., 345.26 (1) (b) 3., 800.035 (5) (am) and 967.055 (2m) of the statutes; Relating to: requiring persons accused of violating traffic laws and ordinances related to driving while intoxicated to appear in person in court. (FE) | http://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2019/proposals/reg/sen/bill/sb7 | 2019-03-18T21:31:18 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.legis.wisconsin.gov |
Welcome to AIOHTTP¶
Asynchronous HTTP Client/Server for asyncio and Python.
Current version is 3.0.0-.
Key Features¶
- Supports both Client): async
- Quickstart
- Advanced Usage
- Client Session
- Custom Request Headers
- Custom Cookies
- Response Headers and Cookies
- Redirection History
- Cookie Jar
- Uploading pre-compressed data
- Client Tracing
- Connectors
- SSL control for TCP sockets
- Proxy support
- Graceful Shutdown
- Reference
- Tracing Reference
- TraceConfig
- TraceRequestStartParams
- TraceRequestEndParams
- TraceRequestExceptionParams
- TraceRequestRedirectParams
- TraceConnectionQueuedStartParams
- TraceConnectionQueuedEndParams
- TraceConnectionCreateStartParams
- TraceConnectionCreateEndParams
- TraceConnectionReuseconnParams
- TraceDnsResolveHostStartParams
- TraceDnsResolveHostEndParams
- TraceDnsCacheHitParams
- TraceDnsCacheMissParams
- Server
- Tutorial
- Quickstart
- Run a Simple Web Server
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Handler
- Resources and Routes
- Alternative ways for registering routes
- JSON Response
- User Sessions
- HTTP Forms
- File Uploads
- WebSockets
- Exceptions
- Advanced Usage
- Web Handler Cancellation
- Custom Routing Criteria
- Static file handling
- Template Rendering
- Reading from the same task in WebSockets
- Data Sharing aka No Singletons Please
- Middlewares
- Signals
- Nested applications
- Expect Header
- Custom resource implementation
- Application runners
- Graceful shutdown
- Background tasks
- Handling error pages
- Deploying behind a Proxy
- Swagger support
- CORS support
- Debug Toolbar
- Dev Tools
- Low Level
- Reference
- Logging
- Testing
- Deployment
- Utilities
- Abstract Base Classes
- Working with Multipart
- Multipart reference
- Streaming API
- Signals
- WebSocket utilities
-?
- How to manage ClientSession inside web server?
- How to access db connection stored in app from subapplication?
- Miscellaneous
- Essays
- Router refactoring in 0.21
- What’s new in aiohttp 1.1
- Migration to 2.x
- What’s new in aiohttp 3.0
- Glossary
- Indices and tables
- Who use aiohttp?
- Contributing | https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/v3.0.0/ | 2019-03-18T22:03:46 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.aiohttp.org |
This is a free standalone tool that isn’t part of the core Fixel solution
When trying to integrate Fixel with LinkedIn Ads we realized that LinkedIn advertisers aren’t able to create Matched Audiences based on events but rather only by URL visited.
This drove to explore different ways to trigger a URL visit in LinkedIn, and ultimately resulted in Fixel’s ability to fire its segments into LinkedIn Ads as it does with other platforms. In a nutshell, we were able to emulate a pageview without an actual page being visited (similar to Google Analytics virtual pageviews).
Now that we had this unique solution in hand, we figured this is a great feature that it is worth sharing with LinkedIn publishers – and made this a free standalone tool.
This tool can allow advertisers to capture custom events as a seed for their remarketing audiences in LinkedIn. For example, if you would like to create an audience from users who clicked a certain call to action (CTA), e.g. “Request Demo”.
To use the LinkedIn Audience Segmentation tool please follow these steps:
- Create your account on the Fixel Console (it’s free!)
- Navigate to the LinkedIn Audiences page
- Insert the URL you want to trigger in your LinkedIn Ads account
This URL will indicate the user interaction you want to track, e.g..
As a reminder, this page does not have to be an actual URL on your site, but must use the site’s domain
- Insert your LinkedIn PID (where do I get this from?)
- Click “Let’s go” and copy the code snippet
- Triggering this snippet can be easily done using Google Tag Manager (as Custom HTML) or even directly on your site.
Make sure that you create a matching audience in your LinkedIn Ads account (learn how) so that these interactions will build your remarketing audiences. | https://docs.fixel.ai/docs/using-fixel/linkedin-audience-segmentation/ | 2019-03-18T21:32:01 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.fixel.ai |
Contents IT Service Management Previous Topic Next Topic Configure a default width for service catalog variables Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Configure a default width for service catalog variables Configure the default width for variables on a catalog item page to specify what percentage of the screen size that it can span. About this task The following figure shows how the variables for the different Apple iPhone 5 options are set to different widths.Figure 1. Page for iPhone 5 catalog item with variables of varying widths A default width size cannot be set or does not apply to the following variables: The break, container end, container split, container start, and label variables. Any variable placed in a container with two-column layout. A variable set with a two-column layout. Any variable that is created with a custom width set in the Variable width field on the Variable form. For details, see Create a service catalog variable. The custom width for the variable overrides the default width set for the variable type. Note: Custom variable widths are not supported in either Mobile or Service Portal. Procedure Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Variables > Variable Default Size. For each variable type, select a default width. OptionDescription 25% Configures the variable to span 25% of the available screen size. 50% Configures the variable to span 50% of the available screen size. By default, some variables require a minimum of 50% width. 75% Configures the variable to span 75% of the available screen size. 100% Configures the variable to span 100% of the available screen size. Click Save. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/jakarta-it-service-management/page/product/service-catalog-management/task/configure-variable-width.html | 2019-03-18T22:16:38 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
An egg is made up of two primary pieces of data: pres, which are the words/stimuli that were presented to a subject and rec, which are the words/stimuli that were recalled by the subject.
# Code source: Andrew Heusser # License: MIT import quail import numpy as np # presented words presented_words = [[['cat', 'bat', 'hat', 'goat'],['zoo', 'animal', 'zebra', 'horse']],[['cat', 'bat', 'hat', 'goat'],['zoo', 'animal', 'zebra', 'horse']]] # recalled words recalled_words = [[['bat', 'cat', 'goat', 'hat'],['animal', 'horse', 'zoo']],[['bat', 'cat', 'goat'],['animal', 'horse']]] # create egg egg = quail.Egg(pres=presented_words, rec=recalled_words) # analyze and plot fegg = egg.analyze('accuracy') fegg.plot(plot_style='violin', title='Average Recall Accuracy')
Total running time of the script: ( 0 minutes 0.000 seconds)
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Contents
- 1 Advisors Business Objects
- 1.1 Object State in Genesys Configuration Server and the Impact to Advisors Configuration
- 1.2 Business Objects
- 1.3 Metrics
- 1.4 Users
- 1.5 Region Types
- 1.6 Filters
- 1.7 Creating an Advisors Object as a Business Attribute
- 1.8 Deleting an Advisors Object from Configuration Server
- 1.9 Synchronization of Business Objects
- 1.10 Creating Metrics
Advisors Business Objects
Pulse Advisors business objects are created and related to access groups or persons using a Genesys configuration interface, such as Genesys Administrator. These objects are then synchronized with the Advisors database, and the administrator can then configure the remaining information for each object along with the necessary relationships by using the Advisors administration module.
The Advisors business objects are not represented as standard objects in the Genesys configuration interface. The business attribute values contain just the ID and name of the object. You can enter a description for a business attribute in your Genesys configuration interface, but Advisors does not import it into the Advisors database, or use the description in any other way.
Business objects and metrics can be made active or inactive in the Advisors administration module.
You configure Role-based access to Advisors business objects and metrics using a Genesys configuration interface. Roles, and related configuration, are stored in the Genesys Configuration Server. For more information, see Role-Based Access Control for Advisors.
Object State in Genesys Configuration Server and the Impact to Advisors Configuration
After an object has been imported from the Genesys Configuration Server into the Advisors administration module, the state of that object (enabled or disabled) in Configuration Server has no impact on the Advisors applications or configuration. For example, if you disable a User in Genesys Administrator, and that User was previously imported into Advisors configuration, then that User can continue to log in to the Advisors applications.
If you want to remove an object from your current Advisors configuration, but keep it available for future configuration, remove the object relationships and associations in the Advisors administration module. For more information, see Removing Applications from CCAdv/WA Configuration, Removing Agent Groups from CCAdv/WA Configuration, and Removing Contact Groups from CCAdv/WA Configuration.
To delete an object so it is no longer available for configuration in Advisors, see Deleting an Advisors Object from Configuration Server.
Business Objects
Business objects (reporting regions, geographic regions, operating units, contact centers, and application groups) are:
- Created initially in your Genesys configuration interface (such as Genesys Administrator) under a single tenant as business attributes.
- Related to Access Groups or Persons in order to assign permissions to see them.
- Synchronized with the Platform database.
- Subsequently configured to completion in the Advisors administration module.
- Deleted only in your Genesys configuration interface, although they can be removed from Advisors without deleting them from Configuration Server.
The Genesys Configuration database is the master record holder for these Advisors business objects. Consequently, all "create" and "delete" functions are performed in Genesys Administrator.
Agent-group contact centers are not configured in the Genesys configuration interface. Instead, they are added as children of network contact centers during network contact center configuration in the Advisors administration module. All users who have permissions to see network contact centers are allowed to see the whole set of related agent-group contact centers.
In your Genesys configuration interface, under each business attribute, there is a folder that contains the list of attribute values. These attribute values represent the individual objects for that business object type. For example, let's say that you need to configure two of your contact centers, Nashville and Calgary, in Contact Center Advisor (CCAdv). Before you can configure the contact centers in CCAdv, these two "attribute values" must be present in your Configuration Server under the Advisors Contact Centers business attribute:
Metrics
Metrics are created in the Platform database when you install Advisors, and subsequently configured in the Advisors administration module.
You use a Genesys configuration interface such as Genesys Administrator to import privileges into a Role or to assign permissions to Access Groups and to Persons to determine whether the users can see the metrics in the administration module and in the dashboards.
Deleting a metric from your Genesys configuration interface does not delete it from Advisors, but does hide it in any functionality that would otherwise show it.
Users
You configure Users entirely in your Genesys configuration interface. There is no user configuration functionality in the Advisors administration module.
Region Types
A region represents a subdivision of the business operations of your company within each of the following views:
- Geographic is based on the physical location of the contact center. The applications and contact groups within a contact center fall under only one geographic region.
- Reporting Region is management-based. Applications and contact groups within a contact center might be included in multiple reporting regions.
- Operating Unit is based on the defined groupings of your company that are summarized and displayed on the Operating Unit view. Applications and contact groups within a contact center might be included in multiple operating units.
Filters
The master list of filters for Advisors (that is, for Contact Center Advisor (CCAdv), Workforce Advisor (WA), and Frontline Advisor (FA)) comes from the Configuration Server. Advisors Filters are part of the Advisors Business Attributes section. See the figure, Advisors Filters Business Attribute, for an example of the Advisors filter configuration in Genesys Administrator.
The Advisors Filters business attribute must exist on one – and only one – tenant. Genesys recommends that you configure the Advisors Filters business attribute on a tenant that is the default tenant for the Advisors suite installation, on which you configure all Advisors metadata. If there are Advisors Filters business attributes configured on multiple tenants, you receive an error message on the Advisors Genesys Adapter (AGA) installation (the error message is written to the installation log file, and also appears real-time in the Show Details > Errors screen of the AGA installation wizard). When this happens, the filters are not loaded.
Starting with Advisors release 9.0, filters are configured as Annex options on the Advisors Filters Business Attribute. For information about configuring filters, see Using Advisors Filters Configuration to Segment Objects and Metrics.
Creating an Advisors Object as a Business Attribute
When creating an Advisors object as a business attribute value in your Genesys configuration interface, the following fields are available; Name and Tenant are mandatory for completing the new object in the Genesys configuration interface:
- Name:
- For business objects, Name is the name of the object. It becomes the name of the object in Advisors.
- For metrics, this field is a concatenation of [Application].[ObjectType].[Channel].[Name]. For more information, see Creating Metrics. This name is not the metric's display name in Advisors. You enter a metric's display name in the Advisors administration Report Metrics page.
- WarningOnce an object/business attribute value is created, the Name field cannot be changed.
- Tenant: The tenant to which this Advisors object belongs. You choose the tenant when installing Advisors Platform, and cannot change it in your Genesys configuration interface.
- Display Name: The name of the object to display in the Genesys configuration interface. Advisors does not use this display name. Entering a display name is optional.
- Description: A simple description of this object. For a filter, enter the filter expression in the Description field. For any object other than a filter, Advisors does not use this description. Entering a description is optional.
Required Permissions
To create a business attribute, you must have Create permission with respect to the business attribute folder or sub-folder in which the object will reside. Create permissions are configured for you by a super administrator.
Deleting an Advisors Object from Configuration Server
Genesys recommends that you do not delete Advisors objects from Configuration Server until all of their interdependencies and relationships in the Advisors configuration have been correctly processed. That is, do not delete Advisors objects before removing the rollup associations to regions, application groups, contact centers, contact groups, and agent groups.
Required Permissions
To delete a business attribute, you must have Delete permission with respect to the business attribute folder or sub-folder in which the object resides.
Synchronization of Business Objects
When a new business object is created in Configuration Server and saved, Advisors automatically propagates it to the Advisors Platform database. It appears in the administration module marked as not configured and inactive. Its remaining attributes must be configured in the Advisors administration module. Once this is complete, the object is available and can be used in Advisors.
Changes made in the Advisors administration module are not stored in the Configuration Server.
Creating Metrics
Metrics are handled differently than other Advisors business objects. Because metrics for Contact Center Advisor (CCAdv), Workforce Advisor (WA), and Frontline Advisor (FA) are stored under the Advisors Metrics business attribute, the folder structure segments the metrics for each application and for each object. See the figure, Advisors Metrics Business Attributes, for an example of the Advisors metrics configuration in Genesys Administrator.
Each application’s metrics are created under the appropriate folder, and are subdivided by the object types with which each is associated. For example, in CCAdv, there could be an AHT metric for applications and an AHT metric for agent groups. There would be, therefore, an AHT business attribute value under Contact Center Advisor/Applications and another one under Contact Center Advisor/Agent Groups. This allows you to control which users have access to specific metrics at a very granular level; a user could be given access to the AHT metric for applications but not for agent groups.
To avoid confusion over similarly-named metrics, and because Configuration Server does not allow duplicated names for attribute values, the names of the metrics are defined in a namespace and they are case sensitive.
The format of the namespace is [Application].[ObjectType].[Channel].[Name], where:
- [Application]—Can be FrontlineAdvisor, WorkforceAdvisor, or ContactCenterAdvisor.
- [ObjectType]—Represents the object type associated with this metric. This could be AgentGroup, Agent, ContactGroup, Application, or Team.
- [Channel]—Can be Email, WebChat, Voice, All, or AllNonVoice.
- [Name]—The name of the metric.
For example, the AHT metric for agent groups in CCAdv would have the following name: ContactCenterAdvisor.AgentGroup.Voice.AHT.
Metrics in the Contact Center Advisor/Agent Groups folder are used differently than metrics in any other folder. The [Application] component of the names of these metrics is always ContactCenterAdvisor; however, while these metrics do display in Contact Center Advisor, some of them might also display in Workforce Advisor. WA chooses the subset of these metrics that it will display; you cannot control this. Bear in mind that changes that you make to these metrics will affect CCAdv, and might also affect WA.
Feedback
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Delete a host from a cluster
Useto remove a host from the cluster.
Before deleting a host, you must:
Stop all components running on the host.
Decommission any DataNodes running on the host.
Move from the host any master components, such as NameNode or ResourceManager, running on the host.
Turn off host Maintenance Mode, if it is on.
- Using Ambari Web, browse the hosts page to find and click the FQDN of the host that you want to delete.
- On the Host page, click Host Actions.
- Click Delete Host.The host is removed from the cluster. | https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Ambari-2.7.3.0/managing-and-monitoring-ambari/content/amb_delete_a_host_from_a_cluster.html | 2019-03-18T22:32:29 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.hortonworks.com |
Mission & Vision¶
Here we state who we are, what we think of our work, what you can expect of this project.
Who is behind Ghini¶
Ghini is a small set of programs, meant to let collection managers manage their collection also digitally.
Ghini was born back in 2004 as Bauble, at the Belize Botanical Garden. It was later adapted to the needs of a few more gardens. Brett Adams, the original programmer, made this software a commons, by releasing it under a GPL license.
After years of stagnation Mario Frasca revived the project, and rebranded it as Ghini in honour of Luca Ghini, founder of the first European botanic garden and herbarium. Mario Frasca started advocating, travelling, distributing, developing, expanding, redefining, documenting it, and it is now Mario Frasca writing this, looking for users, requesting feedback.
Behind Ghini there’s not only one developer, but a small but growing global users community.
Translations are provided by volunteers who mostly stay behind the scenes, translating missing terms or sentences, and disappearing again.
To make things clearer when we speak of Ghini, but should—and in this document we will—indicate whether it’s Ghini(the software), or Ghini(the people), unless obviously we mean both things.
Mission¶
Our goal as Ghini Software is to provide free software, of proven quality, and to let anybody install it if they feel like it. We also aim at facilitating access to functional knowledge, in the form of documentation or by laying the contact among users or between users and software professionals.
All our sources, software and documentation, are open and free, and we welcome and stimulate people to use and to contribute. To facilitate community forming, all our platforms can be consulted without registration. Registration is obviously required if you want to contribute.
Ghini welcomes the formation of groups of users, bundling forces to define and finance further development, and we welcome developers contributing software, from any corner in the world, and we stimulate and help them comply with the high quality requirements, before we accept the contributed code in the software sources. | https://ghini.readthedocs.io/en/ghini-1.0-dev/statements.html | 2019-03-18T21:26:28 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | ghini.readthedocs.io |
mTraction is a unified platform for App marketers which helps in app Attribution, Usage analytics & CRM to help achieve key business KPIs and also engage users with unique insights. Here are some key USPs of mTraction:
- Mobile app attribution
- Fraud Analytics
- In-app analytics & Cohorts
- 100+ category specific KVPs
- Segment Builder
- CRM & Re-engagement
Please refer to this article for more information about mTraction. | http://docs.mtraction.com/index.php/docs/faq-frequently-asked-questions/what-are-the-usps-of-mtraction/ | 2019-03-18T22:40:02 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.mtraction.com |
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Broker
A broker is a message broker environment running on Amazon MQ. It is the basic building block
of Amazon MQ. The combined description of the
broker instance class (
m5,
t2) and
size (
large,
micro) is a
broker instance type (for example,
mq.m5.large). For more information, see Broker Instance Types.
A single-instance broker is comprised of one broker in one Availability Zone. The broker communicates with your application and with an AWS storage location.
An active/standby broker is comprised of two brokers in two different Availability Zones, configured in a redundant pair. These brokers communicate synchronously with your application, and with a shared storage location.
For more information, see Amazon MQ Broker Architecture.
You can enable automatic minor version upgrades to new minor versions of the broker engine, as Apache releases new versions. Automatic upgrades occur during the maintenance window defined by the day of the week, the time of day (in 24-hour format), and the time zone (UTC by default).
For information about creating and managing brokers, see the following:
Attributes
A broker has several attributes, for example:
A name (
MyBroker)
An ID (
b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9)
An Amazon Resource Name (ARN) (
arn:aws:mq:us-east-2:123456789012:broker:MyBroker:b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9)
An ActiveMQ Web Console URL ()
For more information, see Web Console in the Apache ActiveMQ documentation.
Important
If you specify an authorization map which doesn't include the
activemq-webconsolegroup, you can't use the ActiveMQ Web Console because the group isn't authorized to send messages to, or receive messages from, the Amazon MQ broker.
Wire-level protocol endpoints:
amqp+ssl://b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9-1.mq.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:5671
mqtt+ssl://b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9-1.mq.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:8883
ssl://b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9-1.mq.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:61617
Note
This is an OpenWire endpoint.
stomp+ssl://b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9-1.mq.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:61614
wss://b-1234a5b6-78cd-901e-2fgh-3i45j6k178l9-1.mq.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:61619
For more information, see Configuring Transports in the Apache ActiveMQ documentation.
Note
For an active/standby broker, Amazon MQ provides two ActiveMQ Web Console URLs, but
only one URL is active at a time.
Likewise, Amazon MQ provides two endpoints for each wire-level protocol, but only
one endpoint is active in each pair at a time.
The
-1 and
-2 suffixes denote a redundant pair.
For a full list of broker attributes, see the following in the Amazon MQ REST API Reference:
Instance Types
The combined description of the
broker instance class (
m5,
t2) and
size (
large,
micro) is a
broker instance type (for example,
mq.m5.large). The following table lists the available Amazon MQ broker
instance types.
For more information about throughput considerations, see Choose the Correct Broker Instance Type for the Best Throughput.
Statuses
A broker's current condition is indicated by a status. The following table lists the statuses of an Amazon MQ broker. | https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazon-mq/latest/developer-guide/broker.html | 2019-03-18T22:14:02 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.aws.amazon.com |
An Act to amend 169.07 (1) (a), 169.08 (1), 169.11 (1) (a) (intro.), 169.15 (4) (b), 173.22 (1) and 173.22 (3) (a) (intro.); and to create 173.13 (1) (a) 10., 173.21 (1) (e), 173.22 (3) (a) 5. and 173.50 of the statutes; Relating to: the possession of certain wild animals and providing a penalty. (FE) | https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2015/proposals/ab333 | 2019-03-18T21:40:29 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.legis.wisconsin.gov |
.
- Click Settings and select Anti-SPAM Questions
- On the right, you'll see any questions you've already set up and to the right of that, you will see the input area to add more questions.
- Center area is where your current questions will appear.
- If you want an image with this, click to upload one from your computer.
- Add your question here.
- Add your answers. You might want to put a few variations of the answer such as with caps/without caps as some users might use caps and some might not.
- Click the + to add more answers.
- Click Add Question when done.
- The "x" to the right of the answers is to delete that answer if needed.
Editing Anti-SPAM Questions
If you need to edit your anti-spam question(s), just click the Edit link to the left of the question you want to edit and to the right, you will see the question and things you can change. Be sure to click Edit Question when done editing it as that will save the edits. | https://docs.phpfox.com/display/AD/Enabling+Anti-Spam+Questions | 2019-03-18T21:27:08 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.phpfox.com |
Contents IT Operations Management Previous Topic Next Topic View self-health manual service Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share View self-health manual service Open the ServiceNow Event Management manual service to review the monitored objects. Before you beginThe map only displays MID Servers that have passed validation and connectors that are Active. Role required: evt_mgmt_admin About this taskComponents that the self-health manual service monitors: Component monitored What is monitored Event connectors For each connector: Status: Success or Error Delay: Elapsed time from ‘last run time’ (above threshold) Event processing jobs For each event processing job: Number of actual jobs executed compared to number of jobs configured to run. Delay of any of the event processing jobs above the time set as threshold. Duration of events in Ready state compared to the specified threshold. Delay of event rule processing above the set threshold. If there is a delay, an alert is generated and the event rule is disabled. MID Servers For each MID Server, the validity status is monitored, and the Ecc_agent_issue table is monitored. An event is triggered whenever this table is updated. The MID Server status is displayed, either Up or Down.For MID Server health, see MID Server heartbeat Procedure In the Event Management dashboard, double-click the ServiceNow Event Management manual service tile or Navigate to Event Management > Services > Manual Services. In the Manual Services screen, locate ServiceNow Event Management and click View map. Displayed in the map are the related MID Servers and the Event Management object, as depicted in the following image. These MID Servers are in UP status. MID Servers get updated when they are created or deactivated. Under the Event Management object are Event Sources (for example, connectors), Event Processing, and Alert Processing. Only Active connectors are shown. When a connector is created, it is displayed only after it has been activated. The status of active connectors is updated. The status of non-active connectors is not displayed. In the preceding image, the health of the Event Management components is displayed. The Event Processing component has a red bar, indicating that a critical alert has occurred. This critical alert also impacts the parent Event Management object, which as a result, also has a red bar. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic | https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/kingston-it-operations-management/page/product/event-management/task/view-self-health-manual-service.html | 2019-03-18T22:32:37 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.servicenow.com |
This command opens each file in the book and updates the variables based on the variable definitions in the specified variable group in the BookVars file. If the BookVars file contains only one variable group, you will not be prompted to select a group. (For information on variable groups, see the Generate BookVars File command.)
Any files that are open when this command is run, are updated with the new variable definitions, but are not saved or closed. All other files are opened, updated, saved then closed.
Note that only the variables defined in the BookVars file are added or modified, all other variables in your documents are left unchanged.
Select the Update Marker Variables option if your files contain "marker variables" and you'd like their values to be updated with new variable definitions. A marker variable is a feature provided with the Pubs-Tools: MarkerTools plugin, which lets you include variable definitions in markers. The syntax of a marker variable is as follows:
<VAR~varname>variable text<~VAR>
The variable text portion of this syntax is replaced with the actual value of the varname variable when the marker variables are updated using the Import Variables command (or the Update Marker Variables command in MarkerTools).
Actions taken while importing variables are included in a report. For more information on reports, see the Log Files topic. | http://docs.leximation.com/bookvars/1.10/import_prod.html | 2019-03-18T22:39:18 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.leximation.com |
- profile settings
To edit your XL Release user profile, select User management > User profile from the top menu.
Note: Prior to XL Release 6.0.0, select Settings > Profile.
Personal settings for user
The email address is required to send notifications, such as when a task that is assigned to you starts.
When the XL Release server is configured to use your company’s LDAP directory, it will attempt to automatically find your name and your email address. You can change the name and address that the server has found.
External users cannot change their passwords from XL Release.
Personal regional settings
Note: Users can configure their personal regional settings in XL Release 6.2.0 and later.. | https://docs.xebialabs.com/xl-release/how-to/configure-profile-settings.html | 2019-03-18T22:33:25 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [array(['../images/user-profile.png', 'User Profile'], dtype=object)] | docs.xebialabs.com |
Plain Vector Versus Texture Brush
T-SBFND-002-011
When you draw on a layer, all the strokes that you create with the Brush tool are vector elements. There are two kinds of brushes:
- Plain Brushes: By default, the Brush tool creates vector strokes filled with either a colour or a gradient. Vector strokes use a very small amount of memory and can be used rapidly because they do not contain any pixel information, only mathematical functions.
- Texture Brushes: This type of brush also produces a vector contour for its strokes, but is filled with a bitmap texture. These textures allows you to produce drawings that have natural looking brush strokes that resemble lines drawn using a crayon or airbrush.
Because you are using a bitmap image mapped inside vector strokes, texture brushes use much more memory and processing time than brush strokes filled with colour. Therefore if you want to make your file size lighter and drawing speed faster, use only regular brushes to draw scenes. If you choose to use texture brushes, is it important to use a reasonable size bitmap for the texture brush.
NOTE: When you use a bitmap layer instead of a vector layer, individual vector strokes are not created. Instead, individual pixels are laid down, recording information about the RGBA of each pixel. Because of this, when working with lots of shading and lots of different textures or colours, the bitmap layer is actually more efficient than the texture brush on the vector layer
—see About Drawing. | https://docs.toonboom.com/help/storyboard-pro-5-5/storyboard/project/about-plain-vector-vs-texture-brush.html | 2019-03-18T21:36:10 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.toonboom.com |
About Views
The Storyboard Pro user interface is comprised of different views, each one designed for a specific purpose. You can modify the location and accessibility of the views by adding a new view as a tab or as a window. You can also swap the view locations around, as well as do the following:
- Add a view
- Tab a view
- Dock a view
- Undock a view
- Rename a view
- Close a view
- Move a view
- Resize a view
- Collapse a view
- Expand a view
For details about the views in Storyboard Pro, see
Here is a complete list of the views available in Storyboard Pro.
- 3D Schematic
- Camera
- Colour
- Function Editor
- Guides
- Layers
- Library
- Message Log
- Panel
- Panel PDF Options
- PDF Export
- Pitch Mode
- Script Editor
- Side
- Stage
- Storyboard
- Thumbnails
- Timeline
- Tool Properties
- Top | https://docs.toonboom.com/help/storyboard-pro-5-5/storyboard/reference/views/about-views.html | 2019-03-18T21:37:07 | CC-MAIN-2019-13 | 1552912201707.53 | [] | docs.toonboom.com |
For your fitness business to be as successful as possible it’s important to be able to access and analyse all of the data you can. That’s why Influx has powerful reporting on all the metrics that matter. Right from the reports dashboard, you can see just how well your business is doing month to month before even diving down into the many individual reports.
| https://docs.influxhq.com/reports/ | 2019-01-16T10:35:42 | CC-MAIN-2019-04 | 1547583657151.48 | [array(['https://docs.influxhq.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/influx_reports_dashboard.png',
'influx_reports_dashboard'], dtype=object) ] | docs.influxhq.com |
The dashboard is the Urban Airship web interface located at go.urbanairship.com. It has two levels:
- A list of all your messaging and wallet pass projects.
- An individual messaging or wallet pass project, after you've opened it from the list of all your projects.
This document explains the project dashboard for passes. See also:
Dashboard elements
Header
The header shows the project name and the pass type name and icon. To switch between your six most recent projects, click the arrow next to the project name, then select from the list. A link to return all your projects is at the bottom of the list. You can also return to all your projects by clicking the Urban Airship logo at the top of the page.
To create a new template, click New Template, then choose a template type. See: Project and Template Tutorial: Create a Template.
Share Project
If you are a Wallet admin, you can grant your team members access to your projects. You will see Share next to New Template.
- Click Share in the project header.
- Enter the username or email address of your team member, then click to choose from found matches.
Important
Projects can only be shared with existing team members. If no matches are found, you must first send an invitation to join your team.
- Click the Share button to save your changes.
The next time the team member loads the project dashboard, the newly shared project will be listed.
Revoke Access
- Click Share in the project header.
- Under Current Team, click the X next to the name of the team member to be removed.
Note
Admin accounts will appear in grey and cannot be removed from a project.
- Click the Share button to save your changes.
The next time the team member loads the project dashboard, the project will no longer be listed.
Menus
Templates are the basis of the graphic interface of the Wallet platform but remain on the end user's device. Only end users can remove the pass. If a pass has been deleted, you will not have the ability to send any updates to the pass.
The Created metric only tracks Apple Wallet users.
Templates Summary
The summary is a per template breakdown of the same metrics in the pass counts above. The template name is followed by its ID and platform. Click a template name or the histogram icon at the end of a row to open its Activity Report. | https://docs.urbanairship.com/guides/passes/wallet-dashboard/ | 2019-01-16T10:10:48 | CC-MAIN-2019-04 | 1547583657151.48 | [array(['https://docs.urbanairship.com/images/dashboard-your-project-preview.png',
'The Project Dashboard: Passes The Project Dashboard: Passes'],
dtype=object) ] | docs.urbanairship.com |
Cursor Objects¶
- class
pymysql.cursors.
Cursor(connection)¶
This is the object you use to interact with the database.
Do not create an instance of a Cursor yourself. Call connections.Connection.cursor().
See Cursor in the specification.
callproc(procname, args=())¶
Execute stored procedure procname with args
procname – string, name of procedure to execute on server
args – Sequence of parameters to use with procedure
Returns the original args. .execute() to get any OUT or INOUT values.
Compatibility warning: The act of calling a stored procedure itself creates an empty result set. This appears after any result sets generated by the procedure. This is non-standard behavior with respect to the DB-API. Be sure to use nextset() to advance through all result sets; otherwise you may get disconnected.
execute(query, args=None)¶
Execute a query
If args is a list or tuple, %s can be used as a placeholder in the query. If args is a dict, %(name)s can be used as a placeholder in the query.
executemany(query, args)¶
Run several data against one query
This method improves performance on multiple-row INSERT and REPLACE. Otherwise it is equivalent to looping over args with execute().
max_stmt_length= 1024000¶
Max statement size which
executemany()generates.
Max size of allowed statement is max_allowed_packet - packet_header_size. Default value of max_allowed_packet is 1048576.
mogrify(query, args=None)¶
Returns the exact string that is sent to the database by calling the execute() method.
This method follows the extension to the DB API 2.0 followed by Psycopg.
- class
pymysql.cursors.
SSCursor(connection)¶.
fetchall()¶
Fetch all, as per MySQLdb. Pretty useless for large queries, as it is buffered. See fetchall_unbuffered(), if you want an unbuffered generator version of this method.
fetchall_unbuffered()¶
Fetch all, implemented as a generator, which isn’t to standard, however, it doesn’t make sense to return everything in a list, as that would use ridiculous memory for large result sets. | https://pymysql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/cursors.html | 2019-01-16T10:07:50 | CC-MAIN-2019-04 | 1547583657151.48 | [] | pymysql.readthedocs.io |
Use this dialog box to create a theme for a feature source layer, based on a range of conditions. The title of the dialog box changes, depending on the type of geometry in the feature you are theming.
A theme is a collection of rules. Each rule specifies a style and feature label for the features that meet the specified condition. You can add a legend label to provide a description of a rule’s condition.
Create Thematic Rules Based On A Property
Select a method. For more information, see Theming Features.
Specify the number of ranges to create if Distribution Method is Equal, Quantile, or Jenks (Natural Breaks). Properties containing strings use an Individual Values distribution that does not allow the number of rules to be edited. Adjust the number of rules to control the coarseness of the theme. For more information about distribution methods, see Theming Features.
Theme The Polygons/Lines/Points
Select the Theme The Polygons/Lines/Pointscheck box to use a different style for each rule of the theme. The first rule uses the From style and the last rule uses the To style. Styles are interpolated across the range.
Click
. The Style Point dialog box, Style Line dialog box,
or Style Polygon dialog box is
displayed, depending on the type of data associated with the layer.
Create Legend Labels
Select the Create Legend Labels check box to label the theme in the legend.
Specify how to display the legend label.
If you theme a layer on a property that contained area information and you used the label text Area:, the label formats might look like the following examples:
<Label Text> <Min> to <Max>
<Label Text> <Min> - <Max>
<Min> <= <Label Text> <<Max>
Create Feature Labels
Select the Create Feature Labels check box to add labels to the features in your theme. The label is placed near the line, point symbol, or polygon.
Click
to specify
the property to display, font, size, format, color, background style
and color, alignment, and rotation of the labels. For more information,
see the Style Label dialog box. | http://docs.autodesk.com/MAP/2010/ENU/AutoCAD%20Map%203D%202010%20User%20Documentation/HTML%20Help/files/WS1a9193826455f5ff9110c71085341391d-5a99.htm | 2019-01-16T09:41:04 | CC-MAIN-2019-04 | 1547583657151.48 | [] | docs.autodesk.com |
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