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Mar 2, 2005:
- 5:13 PM Changeset in webkit [8763] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebKit
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4029010> Expose method to retrieve drag image for WebView's selection
Reviewed by sullivan.
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLView.m: (-[WebHTMLView _startDraggingImage:at:operation:event:sourceIsDHTML:DHTMLWroteData:]): call _selectionDraggingImage (-[WebHTMLView _selectionDraggingImage]): new SPI for Mail, factored from previous method (-[WebHTMLView _selectionDraggingRect]): new SPI for Mail
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLViewPrivate.h:
- 5:12 PM Changeset in webkit [8762] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Maciej.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4029741> REGRESSION (188-189): <input type=text> are cleared when you hide/show them
- khtml/html/html_formimpl.h: Added detach functions for both input and text area elements, since both have m_valueMatchesRenderer flags.
- khtml/html/html_formimpl.cpp: (DOM::HTMLInputElementImpl::detach): Set m_valueMatchesRenderer to false, since the renderer is going away. (DOM::HTMLTextAreaElementImpl::detach): Ditto.
- 5:00 PM Changeset in webkit [8761] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Hyatt
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4006151> in reply, caret moves to next line after toggling bold style then typing
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ApplyStyleCommand::applyInlineStyle): Defer cleaning up empty style until the end of the function. In some situations, the render tree can get confused when we do this removal up front. I wish I understood the reasons more deeply, but this bit of code shuffling seems harmless, and fixes the bug.
- 4:59 PM Changeset in webkit [8760] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore/khtml/html
Roll out two files I just checked in by accident.
- 4:58 PM Changeset in webkit [8759] by
- 9 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Maciej.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4024966> crash happened twice in [KWQTextField setHasFocus:] + 0xe8
Added more nil checks to the widget implementations. Anywhere a widget pointer is used, do a nil check,
rather than relying on high level assumptions about which calls can and can't destroy the HTML element
(and hence the widget). The case in the bug seems to be a case where scrolling destroyed the element.
We can't be sure this fixes the bug, but we can be relatively sure we didn't introduce any new problems,
because this just avoids nil-dereferencing.
- kwq/KWQButton.mm: (-[KWQButton becomeFirstResponder]): (-[KWQButton nextKeyView]): (-[KWQButton previousKeyView]):
- kwq/KWQListBox.mm: (-[KWQTableView mouseDown:]): (-[KWQTableView becomeFirstResponder]): (-[KWQTableView numberOfRowsInTableView:]): (-[KWQTableView tableViewSelectionDidChange:]): (-[KWQTableView tableView:shouldSelectRow:]): (-[KWQTableView selectionShouldChangeInTableView:]):
- kwq/KWQScrollBar.mm: (-[KWQScrollBar scroll:]):
- kwq/KWQSlider.mm: (-[KWQSlider mouseDown:]): (-[KWQSlider slide:]): (-[KWQSlider becomeFirstResponder]): (-[KWQSlider nextKeyView]): (-[KWQSlider previousKeyView]):
- kwq/KWQTextArea.mm: (-[KWQTextAreaTextView becomeFirstResponder]): (-[KWQTextAreaTextView resignFirstResponder]): (-[KWQTextAreaTextView mouseDown:]):
- kwq/KWQTextField.mm: (-[KWQTextFieldController action:]): (-[KWQTextFieldController controlTextDidEndEditing:]): (-[KWQTextFieldController controlTextDidChange:]): (-[KWQTextFieldController textView:didHandleEvent:]): (-[KWQTextFieldController setHasFocus:]):
- 4:38 PM Changeset in webkit [8758] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed <rdar://problem/4031483> Leak (RenderObject::createInlineBox) reproducible with Stock widget
We were leaking inline block line boxes. Argh!
Reviewed by Hyatt.
- khtml/rendering/render_flow.cpp: (RenderFlow::dirtyLineBoxes):
- khtml/rendering/render_line.cpp: (khtml::InlineBox::deleteLine):
- 4:31 PM Changeset in webkit [8757] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed: <rdar://problem/3976872> REGRESSION (Mail): Pasted plain text doesn't get the proper style if pasted into newlines
Reviewed by kocienda.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::EditCommand::styleAtPosition): new, factored out from calculateStyleBeforeInsertion (khtml::InsertParagraphSeparatorCommand::calculateStyleBeforeInsertion): call styleAtPosition (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::ReplaceSelectionCommand): clear new m_insertionStyle ivar (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::~ReplaceSelectionCommand): deref new m_insertionStyle ivar (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): store the style so it later be applied when matching style (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::completeHTMLReplacement): apply style from m_insertionStyle when matching style
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.h:
- 4:30 PM Changeset in webkit [8756] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4031718> REGRESSION (401-401+): Safari reproducible crash setting up scope in JSLazyEventListener::parseCode authenticating to bugweb
- khtml/ecma/kjs_events.cpp: (JSLazyEventListener::parseCode): If originalNode is NULL, don't mess with the scope chain.
- khtml/html/html_baseimpl.cpp: (HTMLBodyElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): For handlers that are delcared on body but set on the document, pass NULL to avoid swizzling the scope chain. It turns out that this is what browsers do, and it finesses the crash.
- 4:10 PM Changeset in webkit [8755] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Adele.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4023337> Safari stops loading any page (-[NSCFDictionary setObject:forKey:]: attempt to insert nil key)
It is very likely that the exception being hit is caused by the same problem as WebFoundation
bug 4018486. This change makes the code robust against this kind of problem regardless.
- WebView.subproj/WebBaseResourceHandleDelegate.m: (-[WebBaseResourceHandleDelegate saveResource]): Don't call addSubresource if newly-created resource is nil (but do assert on debug builds). Also assert that originalURL and MIMEType are not nil.
- WebView.subproj/WebDataSource.m: (-[WebDataSource addSubresource:]): Don't add nil subresource to dictionary, but do assert on debug builds.
- 2:59 PM Changeset in webkit [8754] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Ken.
<rdar://problem/3948453> Can't type accented chars as first character in Stickies widget
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply):
- 2:05 PM Changeset in webkit [8753] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebCore/ChangeLog-2005-08-23
Fixed comment in ChangeLog.
- 12:58 PM Changeset in webkit [8752] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4020574> REGRESSION (Mail): copy/paste first part of reply-quoted text alters downstream style
The problem was that the operation to move nodes following the newly-pasted nodes did not preserve the
style of these moved nodes. I have generalized some of the functions that compute and preserve styles
for nodes and then apply these styles after a DOM operation.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplacementFragment::~ReplacementFragment): Call new derefNodesAndStylesInMap() helper function in place of old code that had this deref'ing inline. (khtml::ReplacementFragment::computeStylesUsingTestRendering): Now calls new mapDesiredStyleForNode() helper function place of old code that had this style computation inline. (khtml::ReplacementFragment::removeStyleNodes): Updated comment for new helper name. (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): Now calls new helpers in place of helpers whose names were changed, or in place of pre-refactored inline code. (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::fixupNodeStyles): Renamed from applyStyleToInsertedNodes(). Now generalized to take the map of nodes to use for the fixup. This makes it possible to call this code with different maps, and that is needed to fix the bug. (khtml::mapDesiredStyleForNode): New helper function to compute the inheritable styles for a given node and map this style to the given node in the given map. This function now also includes the code that was in the removeBlockquoteColorsIfNeeded(). This latter helper has now been removed. (khtml::derefNodesAndStylesInMap): Simple helper to deref map members.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.h: (khtml::ReplacementFragment::desiredStyles): New helper to return map of nodes-to-desiredStyles.
- 11:52 AM Changeset in webkit [8751] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebCore/ChangeLog-2005-08-23
move changes for rdar://problem/4003774 and rdar://problem/3990258 above the Safari-401 release marker -- neither of these changes are included in Safari-401
- 9:12 AM Changeset in webkit [8750] by
- 16 edits in trunk
Reviewed by Hyatt
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4011358> REGRESSION(Mail): after dragging text to mail message and deleting, typing or dragging new text doesn't work
- khtml/editing/visible_position.cpp: (khtml::VisiblePosition::isCandidate): Insertion point disappearing was due to a failed check here after deleting all the content in the body element. The special "empty block" needs to add check for DOM children. A block may have straggling anonymous render children in
some cases, and so the check needs to be (!DOM-kids !render-kids).
Also, I botched the last checkin trying to split these two patches in my tree. Wrong layout tests
got checked in, I checked in a conflict marker in the Changelog, etc. I fixed everything with this checkin.
- 9:08 AM Changeset in webkit [8749] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Hyatt
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4011358> REGRESSION(Mail): after dragging text to mail message and deleting, typing or dragging new text doesn't work
- khtml/editing/visible_position.cpp: (khtml::VisiblePosition::isCandidate): Insertion point disappearing was due to a failed check here after deleting all the content in the body element. The special "empty block" needs to add check for DOM children. A block may have straggling anonymous render children in
some cases, and so the check needs to be (!DOM-kids !render-kids).
- 9:04 AM Changeset in webkit [8748] by
- 2 edits2 adds in trunk
2005-03-01 Ken Kocienda <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Maciej
Improved fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/3996605> Insert paragraph command puts new block in wrong place, creating difficult-to-handle HTML
Maciej and I discussed this situation at length, and we came up with a better fix than I did earlier.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::InsertParagraphSeparatorCommand::doApply): Simplify one special case so that it only handles the "last in block" situation. Remove special case for "downstream node is in different block" and handle this case with a little bit of special code in the general insertion case.
Results studied to make sure there were no problems.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/delete-3959464-fix-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-001-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-002-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-004-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-005-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-009-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-014-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-018-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-024-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-011-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-013-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-015-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-004-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-005-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-006-expected.txt
New test:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-027.html
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-027-expected.txt
Mar 1, 2005:
- 8:33 PM Changeset in webkit [8747] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fix for 4030890, regression with <sup> on Google. Fix some bogus != comparison checks in verticalPositionHint.
Reviewed by John
- 7:38 PM Changeset in webkit [8746] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4030669> smart delete does not delete spaces from pasted content
Reviewed by rjw.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::DeleteSelectionCommand::initializePositionData): pass true for treatNBSPAsWhiteSpace to leadingWhitespacePosition and trailingWhitespacePosition when testing whether or not we have to delete those characters as well.
- khtml/editing/jsediting.cpp: pass true for smartDelete when the selection granularity is WORD. This allows us to write smart delete layout tests.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-001-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-001.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-002-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-002.html: Added.
- 6:17 PM Changeset in webkit [8745] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed <rdar://problem/4027928> Tiger_8A394:Acrobat crashes while tried to remove the subscription errors by clicking on "Would you like to remove the subscription" from Tracker details view pane
The string objects created by KWQHeaderStringFromDictionary() leaked.
Reviewed by John Louch.
- kwq/KWQLoader.mm: (KWQHeaderStringFromDictionary):
- 5:38 PM Changeset in webkit [8744] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
<rdar://problem/4004531> Simple Sun Signed Applet throws exceptions; doesn't run
- 5:21 PM Changeset in webkit [8743] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebCore/khtml/rendering/render_flow.cpp
Re-checkin after previously backing out:
Fixed <rdar://problem/3990258> REGRESSION (125.12-181): top of picture that spans two pages is cut off on print from Safari
The problem was due to incorrect "object truncation" in RenderFlow::paintLines.
We attempt to push objects down if they don't fit on a page at
paint time. If the attempt to push object down failed we just
didn't paint at all.
Reviewed by Hyatt.
- khtml/rendering/render_flow.cpp: (RenderFlow::paintLines):
- 5:18 PM Changeset in webkit [8742] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for TOT, Safari 2.0 (401+) -- the tree is open!
- 5:12 PM Changeset in webkit [8741]
- 1 copy in tags/Safari-301
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-301'.
- 5:12 PM Changeset in webkit [8740] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for SUPanWheat, Safari 1.3 (v301)
- 5:07 PM Changeset in webkit [8739]
- 1 copy in tags/Safari-401-test
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag
- 5:07 PM Changeset in webkit [8738]
- 8 copies in tags/Safari-401
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-401'.
- 5:07 PM Changeset in webkit [8737] by
- 6 edits in trunk
Safari-401 stamp
- 5:00 PM Changeset in webkit [8736] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Backed out my patch since the tree was closed.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::DeleteSelectionCommand::initializePositionData):
- khtml/editing/jsediting.cpp:
- 4:49 PM Changeset in webkit [8735] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebCore/khtml/rendering/render_flow.cpp
Backed out change. Tree is closed.
- 4:47 PM Changeset in webkit [8734] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed <rdar://problem/3990258> REGRESSION (125.12-181): top of picture that spans two pages is cut off on print from Safari
The problem was due to incorrect "object truncation" in RenderFlow::paintLines.
We attempt to push objects down if they don't fit on a page at
paint time. If the attempt to push object down failed we just
didn't paint at all.
Reviewed by Hyatt.
- khtml/rendering/render_flow.cpp: (RenderFlow::paintLines):
- 3:26 PM Changeset in webkit [8733] by
- 3 edits4 adds in trunk
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4030669> smart delete does not delete spaces from pasted content
Reviewed by rjw.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::DeleteSelectionCommand::initializePositionData): pass true for treatNBSPAsWhiteSpace to leadingWhitespacePosition and trailingWhitespacePosition when testing whether or not we have to delete those characters as well.
- khtml/editing/jsediting.cpp: pass true for smartDelete when the selection granularity is WORD. This allows us to write smart delete layout tests.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-001-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-001.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-002-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/smart-delete-002.html: Added.
- 2:46 PM Changeset in webkit [8732] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Vicki
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4030068> Trailing <return> gets eaten when pasted at the end of a document
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): Add code to handle formerly-unhandled end-of-document case.
- 2:42 PM Changeset in webkit [8731] by
- 16 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Vicki.
<rdar://problem/4003774> REGRESSION(125-181): JavaScript problems @ Yankee/Dixie quiz
Reworked how scopes are set up for event handlers to match other
browser. This includes the following changes:
- Special scope entries are set up at the time the event handler is created, not at the time it fires.
- Special scope is only set up for event handlers set in the html source through an html attribute, not for handlers set using addEventHandler or setting JS properties like onclick through JavaScript.
- Special scope is based on the DOM node on which the handler is an attribute, not the event target.
This fixes the regression while allowing the fix to
<rdar://problem/3798453> (DIG: getting variable with same name as
DOM element attribute gets attribute value instead) to keep
working correctly.
- khtml/ecma/kjs_events.cpp: (JSEventListener::handleEvent): (JSLazyEventListener::JSLazyEventListener): (JSLazyEventListener::parseCode):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_events.h:
- khtml/ecma/kjs_proxy.cpp: (KJSProxyImpl::createHTMLEventHandler):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_proxy.h:
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.cpp: (Window::getJSLazyEventListener):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.h:
- khtml/html/html_baseimpl.cpp: (HTMLBodyElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (HTMLFrameElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (HTMLFrameSetElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute):
- khtml/html/html_elementimpl.cpp: (HTMLElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute):
- khtml/html/html_formimpl.cpp: (DOM::HTMLFormElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (DOM::HTMLButtonElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (DOM::HTMLInputElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (DOM::HTMLLabelElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (DOM::HTMLSelectElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute): (DOM::HTMLTextAreaElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute):
- khtml/html/html_imageimpl.cpp: (HTMLImageElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute):
- khtml/html/html_objectimpl.cpp: (HTMLObjectElementImpl::parseHTMLAttribute):
- khtml/khtml_part.cpp: (KHTMLPart::createHTMLEventListener):
- khtml/khtml_part.h:
- khtml/xml/dom_docimpl.cpp: (DocumentImpl::createHTMLEventListener):
- khtml/xml/dom_docimpl.h:
- 2:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8730] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Darin.
- fixed <rdar://problem/3987482> Format>Style>Italic is not enabled when a compose window is empty (works in Blot)
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLView.m: (-[WebHTMLView becomeFirstResponder]): call _updateFontPanel here so NSFontManager knows the right font for the menu items and the font panel
- 1:53 PM Changeset in webkit [8729] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Chris.
<rdar://problem/3915560> Mail would like an SPI to enable "smart" text paste/drop
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLView.m: (-[WebHTMLView _smartDeleteRangeForProposedRange:]): (-[WebHTMLView _smartInsertForString:replacingRange:beforeString:afterString:]): New.
- 1:53 PM Changeset in webkit [8728] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Chris.
<rdar://problem/3915560> Mail would like an SPI to enable "smart" text paste/drop
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.h:
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.mm: (-[WebCoreBridge smartDeleteRangeForProposedRange:]): (-[WebCoreBridge smartInsertForString:replacingRange:beforeString:afterString:]): New.
- 1:15 PM Changeset in webkit [8727] by
- 2 edits14 adds in trunk
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4030404> selection granularity should be set when extending selection via JS
Reviewed by kocienda.
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.cpp: (SelectionFunc::tryCall): set the granularity on the part. This will allow us to write smart paste layout tests.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-001-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-001.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-002-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-002.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-003-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-003.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-004-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-004.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-005-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-005.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-006-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-006.html: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-007-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/smart-paste-007.html: Added.
- 11:16 AM Changeset in webkit [8726] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4029934> smart paste with plain text can add too many spaces
Reviewed by kocienda.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): pass true for treatNBSPAsWhitespace to leadingWhitespacePosition and trailingWhitespacePosition
- khtml/xml/dom_position.cpp: (DOM::isWS): take treatNBSPAsWhitespace param (DOM::Position::leadingWhitespacePosition): ditto (DOM::Position::trailingWhitespacePosition): ditto
- khtml/xml/dom_position.h:
- 9:48 AM Changeset in webkit [8725] by
- 19 edits2 adds in trunk
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/3996605> Insert paragraph command puts new block in wrong place, creating difficult-to-handle HTML
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::InsertParagraphSeparatorCommand::doApply): Look for the upstream-most block to insert after when at the visible end of a block. This helps to avoid some undesirable sequences of markup which Dave says will be vary hard to render. Changing the command in this way avoids the "limitations" of the render tree by not asking it to render markup we do not want to make anyway.
All these tests change, but either in insignificant ways, or for the better.
- layout-tests/editing/deleting/delete-3959464-fix-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-001-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-002-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-004-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-005-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-009-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-024-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-011-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-013-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-015-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-004-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-005-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/block-style-006-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/remove-underline-across-paragraph-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/remove-underline-across-paragraph-in-bold-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/remove-underline-after-paragraph-expected.txt:
- layout-tests/editing/style/remove-underline-after-paragraph-in-bold-expected.txt:
New test to check specific problem mentioned in the bug.
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-026-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/inserting/insert-div-026.html: Added.
Feb 28, 2005:
- 5:58 PM Changeset in webkit [8724] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4002864> REGRESSION(125-146) getElementById in onload fails in a test case involving external resources
Moved management of elementById hashtable from attach/detach to
insertedIntoDocument/removedFromDocument, to avoid being thrown
off by temporary detaches due to style recalcs.
- khtml/xml/dom_elementimpl.cpp: (ElementImpl::insertedIntoDocument): (ElementImpl::removedFromDocument): (ElementImpl::attach): (ElementImpl::updateId):
- khtml/xml/dom_elementimpl.h:
Make sure that insertedIntoDocument is called before firing any
DOM events.
- khtml/xml/dom_nodeimpl.cpp: (NodeBaseImpl::dispatchChildInsertedEvents):
- 5:45 PM Changeset in webkit [8723] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fix for 4028999, safari crashes when resetting if mallocsribble is on. Clip rects were being cleared using dead
render objects. Change the ordering.
Reviewed by rjw
- khtml/rendering/render_box.cpp: (RenderBox::detach):
- khtml/rendering/render_layer.cpp: (RenderLayer::~RenderLayer):
- 4:49 PM Changeset in webkit [8722] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4024786> REGRESSION (Mail): "Smart paste" plain-text word into Blot leaves insertion point misplaced
Reviewed by kocienda.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::completeHTMLReplacement): Call updateLayout so caretMinOffset and caretMaxOffset return correct values.
- 4:07 PM Changeset in webkit [8721] by
- 5 edits in trunk
Reviewed by Ken.
- WebCore part of fix for <rdar://problem/4023490> REGRESSION (125-185): Tabbing through links on frameset page gets stuck at end (tivofaq.com)
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.h: add nextValidKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViews (code is in WebKit)
Reviewed by Ken.
- WebKit part of fix for <rdar://problem/4023490> REGRESSION (125-185): Tabbing through links on frameset page gets stuck at end (tivofaq.com)
This tab-to-links stuff has been in shaky condition ever since AppKit futzed with
tabbing behavior in Tiger to add support for including the toolbar in the key loop.
I made some changes months ago to compensate for that, but some cases, such as this
one, still weren't fixed.
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebBridge.m: (-[WebBridge _nextKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViewsWithValidityCheck:]): new bottleneck method, extracted from nextKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViews; handles nextKeyView or nextValidKeyView depending on parameter. (-[WebBridge nextKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViews]): now calls extracted method (-[WebBridge nextValidKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViews]): new method, calls new bottleneck method
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLView.m: (-[WebHTMLView nextValidKeyView]): when we're stuck at the end of a nextKeyView chain inside a nexted frame, use nextValidKeyViewOutsideWebFrameViews. Make sure we don't end up looking inside the web frame views while doing this.
- 3:43 PM Changeset in webkit [8720] by
- 6 edits2 adds in trunk
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/3972665> 8A360: HTML message partially truncated on left hand side, text-indent from Script Editor
- khtml/css/css_computedstyle.cpp: inheritableProperties array now defined in css_valueimpl.cpp.
- khtml/css/css_valueimpl.cpp: Define inheritableProperties array here. (DOM::CSSMutableStyleDeclarationImpl::copyBlockProperties): Use new name for blockProperties, and use the new constant for the number of items in the array. (DOM::CSSMutableStyleDeclarationImpl::removeBlockProperties): Ditto. (DOM::CSSMutableStyleDeclarationImpl::removeInheritableProperties): New function.
- khtml/css/css_valueimpl.h: Declare inheritableProperties array and numInheritableProperties extern so they can be defined in css_valueimpl.cpp and used in css_computedstyle.cpp.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplacementFragment::removeStyleNodes): This code was misguided, and removed too much style from HTML elements. Now, it removes from HTML elements only the styles that we replace later with a call to applyStyle(). Also, add ID_B to list of inline "style" nodes we are willing to remove. Leaving it off was an oversight.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-011-expected.txt: ID_B fix made this result change, without any visible change in the test.
New test:
- layout-tests/editing/style/smoosh-styles-003.html
- layout-tests/editing/style/smoosh-styles-003-expected.txt
- 3:10 PM Changeset in webkit [8719] by
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Fixed <rdar://problem/4026985> CrashTracer: ...14 crashes at com.apple.WebCore: -[KWQPageState invalidate] + 32
Added more nil checking and ASSERTS.
Without a reproducible case this is hard to definitively resolve.
Reviewed by John Sullivan.
- kwq/KWQPageState.mm: (-[KWQPageState invalidate]):
- 2:51 PM Changeset in webkit [8718] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed <rdar://problem/4027702> 3.5% performance regression btwn Safari-188 and Safari-400
I inadvertently checked in some debugging code that disabled
style sharing. Backed out that change.
- khtml/css/cssstyleselector.cpp: (khtml::CSSStyleSelector::styleForElement):
- 1:16 PM Changeset in webkit [8717] by
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Fixed: <rdar://problem/4026639> www.bmw.ca configurator does not work with Safari
Reviewed by john.
- khtml/ecma/kjs_html.cpp: (KJS::HTMLElement::tryGet): when frameset.<name of frame child> is called, return the window object of the frame child
- 9:51 AM Changeset in webkit [8716] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Chris
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4026906> Paste of HTML table content can break table structure
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplacementFragment::pruneEmptyNodes): Call new isProbablyTableStructureNode() function to prevent removal of empty table structure nodes. (khtml::ReplacementFragment::removeUnrenderedNodesUsingTestRendering): Ditto. (khtml::isProbablyTableStructureNode): New helper function.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.h: Declare new helper.
- 9:11 AM Changeset in webkit [8715] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed: <rdar://problem/4023566> Stickies: Crash in ReplacementFragment::insertFragmentForTestRendering on paste
Reviewed by kocienda.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ApplyStyleCommand::addInlineStyleIfNeeded): ref and deref the element while it is "floating" (khtml::ReplacementFragment::insertFragmentForTestRendering): ditto (khtml::floatRefdElement): new, keeps an element alive while its ref count is 0 (khtml::createDefaultParagraphElement): removed commented out code (khtml::createBlockPlaceholderElement): ref the element and return it as "floating" (khtml::createFontElement): ditto (khtml::createStyleSpanElement): ditto
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.h:
Feb 27, 2005:
- 8:21 PM Changeset in webkit [8714] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Vicki.
<rdar://problem/3993557> REGRESSION (125-180-ish): getElementsByTagName no longer works with namespace designations
- khtml/xml/dom_nodeimpl.cpp: (NodeBaseImpl::getElementsByTagNameNS): When no namespace is specified, find elements of the specified name in any namespace to match Mozilla and earlier Safari behavior.


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It's a pretty cool feeling being able to play spoiler and ruin your opponents' season in one weekend during the playoffs. For those of us who went on long playoff runs in junior, it doesn't really compare to college hockey at all. The best-of-3 series we play in college puts quite a bit more pressure on winning game one as opposed to in junior were we'd play a best-of-7 series.
I feel like this season we have traveled by plane just as much as we have by bus. I don't know about everybody else but I feel as though I could walk through the airports in Chicago and Denver with my eyes closed. I don't really mind flying but I am pretty disappointed when there turns out to be no television on a flight. For guys like Logan Roe, Carl Larsson and Coach John Daigneau, who fall asleep as soon as they sit in their seats and don't open their eyes until the plane lands, they find no boredom in flying. I, on the other hand, need something to keep me occupied.
This week as the weather the warmed up by a few degrees, a good bunch of the guys could be seen around campus during the day doing things that can only be done in the summer months. Some of us played catch out on the street, dodging cars and trying not to break any windows. Others rollerbladed around Delaware Park like they were in a popular 1980s pop music video. I'm a snowmobilier, so the warm weather signals an end to my favorite season of the year. Kind of depressing. Either way, the warmer weather made the walk to and from class a little more bearable.
Now that we have played our last game of the season at Buffalo State, I can't very well encourage you readers to come out and support us at our games but hey, it'd be great if you wanted to fly out to Colorado this weekend to watch us play. If you can't find a flight that would get you to Colorado on time, then you can absolutely listen to our games live with Nate Lull. Great radio voice on that guy. Anyways, I hope everybody has a good weekend and thanks for all the support we've had throughout the playoffs.
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Leather work updates. Final dye coat and further weathering/texturing tomorrow.
Leather work updates. Final dye coat and further weathering/texturing tomorrow.
Where did you get that mannequin? i want one.
Nicely done!
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Looking great!!! Can't wait to see it in person!
This is my: IhaveoneweekwhydoIdothistomyself face. Hoping maybe that I can start the painting process tomorrow.
wait a minute... didn't you used to live in colorado?
lol...im sure you can do it! Ive made that face many times....and have also been covered in resin dust just as much lol. Cant wait to see this all together, everything looks great! See ya there!
Great looking good work also can not wait to see it.
I'm looking forward to your nice armors.
Good luck
Helmet and jetpack! All armor is slated to be painted today. All soft parts are done. Celebration in 3 days!
Looking good hydra
Simply WOW!! I wish my wife, who is petite with red hair, would be willing to wear a helmet and full armor. You're AWESOME!!!!
lookin' good Liz! Can't wait to see the finished product. What material are you using to sculpt your molds for the vac-forming?
Great work. Your an artist.
why are there no pics of this costume at C6 up yet?
Do to time constraints I chose not to debut the costume in its hap-hazard state. I chose to rather get the costume to 100% before I show it off to the world, haha. The armor and helmet it fine, but I'd much rather take more time to perfect the soft parts and jetpack.
oh, sad. do you think you'll have it ready for dragon con?
I had placed the Bo-Katan helmet on TDH booth for a while on Sunday (at CVI) and no unfortunately I won't be bringing her to D*C... no more rushing this costume along, I want perfection!
Some in-progress. I believe I am for the most part, happy with the paint.
More work/updates beyond Dragon*Con.
Ah, so that was you in the Rosen lobby I saw when I was leaving on Sunday. I snapped a pic of your helmet real quick and it did, indeed, look great. Can't wait to see this completed now.
Looks Great!
Miss Hydra.. Was great to meet you and run into mister Gilmore aswell. This is an amazing build, my daughter is about to take this Bo-Katan journey, so any help would be awesome. Love the way your helmet came out, great colors! What did you use? Or maybe i missed that?
I know I'm bumping this thread after a long time, but I wanted to make sure to get the word out.
I have some Bo-Katan breast plates and gauntlets for sell in my store! Well I do at the moment, these are bound to go rather quickly.
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I will be finishing up Bo Katan by the end of March, at this point I want to redo most of the soft parts...
It was really cool to meet a bunch of y'all at Celebration last summer. If I get my way this year I'll be jetting off to Germany for Celebration Europe
What paint did you use on the helmet..I might be making this for my daughter..


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Posted by Gene Cao on January 22, 2014
Although Forrester expects China's public cloud market to show solid growth through 2020, we have observed that organizations face barriers to adopting public cloud. Survey results indicate that data privacy, residency, loss of control, and security remain the top barriers for organizations adopting public cloud in China. This shows that Chinese customers are getting more knowledgeable about cloud and would like to understand cloud players' offerings in more detail.
To ease concerns about public cloud usage, in mid-2013 the Chinese government and some leading cloud and data center service providers in China initiated an industry standard to evaluate cloud service offerings. After six months of discussion, they agreed upon version 1.0 of the industry standard, which includes three categories and 16 detailed SLAs:
Source: CNII
The first 10 qualified cloud service providers were announced on January 17, 2014:
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When I arrived at the settlement I began hearing stories about crazed cannibals they called "The Rippers" who inhabited the city. They were said to be savage, unpredictable, and loyal only to themselves. I was told they would conduct raids and steal supplies. Worse than that, they would often take the bodies of anyone they killed in these raids. Attacks on them never were very successful due to their knowledge of the city and surrounding jungle, but those who went on these attacks often found the remains of the bodies they had taken back with them, and these bodies looked like they had been through a butcher shop. This would explain why Rippers are usually described as "blood-splattered."
To add to their mysterious and unnerving mystique is the fact that, whether they have secret tunnels, or they simply have superior knowledge of the jungle, they seem to be able to appear and disappear at will. No one is sure how they do it, but it makes them quite imposing to face in a fight.
I'm fascinated at how humans who were once members of a civilized society could devolve into a primitive tribal society. They seem to emulate the Aztec "Jaguar Warriors." The jaguar motif was used by them due to the belief that the jaguar represented Tezcatlipoca, god of the night sky, and they were some of the most elite of the Aztec Army. The "Rippers" are also seen wearing Jaguar prints, hides, colors, and even skulls.
The Rippers have also indicated that they are looking for certain items and artifacts that they want to use in rituals that they believe will give them superhuman powers or be able to bring their fallen warriors from the dead. Many of our tactical leaders feel that any alliances they can form with the Rippers, no matter how shaky, will be worth pursuing if it means they may help fight the opposition, and it means that our figheters don't have to distract themselves fighting the opposition and the Rippers at the same time.
I am going to follow these "Rippers" and study them. I feel that there are lessons to be learned that may be invaluable in reestablishing man's place on this planet.
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As we've discussed in previous artilces, Ubuntu is regarded as fast, reliable, secure and best of all, free, operating system. This Linux- based system can keep your computer alive when other operating systems pull support. There are several Ubuntu distributions or "flavors" especially designed to meet users' needs. Although their main core is still Ubuntu, the interface, themes and system requirements are quite different. Why? Because they use different desktop environments.
So, what is a desktop environment?
Let's put it like this: yesterday you've seen a beautiful woman wearing a long red dress. Today, you see her again, but now she's wearing a short white skirt and a green blouse. Is the same woman, but her look is different.
The same is with desktop environments. The core remains the same, only "the makeup" is different.
I like Ubuntu, but I'm not sure what flavor to choose.
Well, read on and you'll make up your mind! First, a quick review of Ubuntu based derivatives.
- Edubuntu – a distribution for educational purposes
- Kubuntu – Ubuntu with K desktop environment (KDE)
- Lubuntu – uses LXDE
- Mythbuntu – for creating a home theatre using MythTv
- Ubuntu studio – for multimedia creating and editing
- Xubuntu – Ubuntu with XFCE desktop environment
As you can see, each distribution is designed for a certain purpose. Keep in mind that, no matter which one you choose, you may still enjoy the same applications . It's as simple as opening the Ubuntu Software Center and installing them. Now, let's take a closer look on those flavors.
1. Edubuntu. Edubuntu aims to get Ubuntu into schools, offering a free operating system and applications carefully chosen to boost our children's education. It's developed and maintained by people all over the world, among them many teachers, parents and even students.
To install Edubuntu, press Ctrl+Alt+T and the terminal window appears. This is where you can input the commands.
Now type the following:
sudo apt-get install edubuntu-desktop
The terminal will require the password for administrator privileges. This is your log in password. After you hit Enter the installation process begins. When it ends, just close the terminal, restart your computer and choose Edubuntu from the log in form by pressing that little circle and selecting it.
Recommended system requirements: 1 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, 3D acceleration supporting graphic card.
2. Kubuntu. Built using K desktop environment, this Ubuntu flavor has an impressive look and feel. A multitude of visual effects and eye-candy wallpapers make it a must-have. As usual when we talk about Ubuntu, this distribution comes with all the necessary tools for browsing the web, listening to music, watching movies, playing games and working with office suites like Libre Office.
The first thing that captures your attention is the Start menu. It's designed to act "in slides" while you move the mouse cursor through the categories at the bottom. Desktop icons are more like Windows 7 widgets, each one of them revealing a small options menu when the cursor is rolled over. When you hold and drag an open window, it becomes transparent.
These are just a few visual effects that make Kubuntu a stunning experience. If you decide to give it a try, open the Terminal window and type sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop. Then follow the same steps as for Edubuntu.
Recommended system requirements: 1 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, VGA graphic card capable of 1024×764 screen resolution.
We'll explore more flavors of Ubuntu in part 2 of this article.
~ Adrian
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I'm new to this forum and this web-site but like what I see so far. Has anybody installed an adjustable rear sight on the S&W made Walther PPK/S pistol? I was wondering if maybe an adjustable rear sight such as that used on the S&W Model 15 revolver would work if the top of the PPK/S slide was milled for it? Any thoughts as to another rear adjustable sight?


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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: ASUANG by PAPER MONSTER PRESS
Asuang is an umbrella term for creatures that people our imagination. As blood suckers, they engender in us, a fear of the dark, of morbidity, of paleness, of incense. The fear that desires, the fear that suffocates, not just creatures but open spaces and high places. Fear of beings that when looked at mirrors or through other eyes, resemble perhaps, ourselves? Then here maybe, there be monsters?
Asuang then calls not just for darkness but for hallucinogen, psychedelia, kaleidoscopic narratives in whatever genre.
Specifically, we ask for:
1. 1-3 poems/ essays/ flash fiction (less than 500 words, English or Filipino)
2. 1-3 artworks in black/ white (in JPEG format)
3. 1-3 sound pieces in MP3 or Wav format
4. Critical essays about the small press/ underground publishing/ the culture of fanzines (also under 500 words)
5. Reviews of any issue of Paper Monster Press (and we've done 6 so far)
a. Pyrotechnic Poetry 1
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c. S/trip-hop
d. Dream(pop)
e. Queer Punk
f. SANDIGmaan
6. A theme for 1 print year
Ex. LOST IN TRANSLATION year
a. Issue 1: Atlantis (about forgetting/ resurfacing/ the abyss/ depths/ drowning/ swan diving)
b. Issue 2: Free Tibet (about culture clash/ Buddhism/ heights/ climbing/ pure dizziness of clouds)
c. Issue 3: Time-space Warp (about timezones/ cultural differences/ time and space/ reincarnation/ and the endless echoes we can never reach)
d. Issue 4: Labyrinths (canals/ road bridges/ the strange and devious routes we take to fantasy/ intoxication/ escape)
1. Send all submissions to email@example.com with the heading: ATTN: ASUANG SUBMISSION
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3. Payment is one contributor copy and that warm fuzzy feeling that comes from seeing your name in print. ;)
I'm calling for submissions for the first issue of Girlzone zine. Girlzone is a not for profit feminist collective, exploring monthly themes concerning adolescent and young adulthood through the realisation and understanding of feminism. Supporting female artists and writers through a monthly zine.
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The deadline is 18th Nov
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|Lately, I have run into multiple situations where an IBM Workload Deployer user has been trying to decide exactly how they want to create their customized images for the cloud. Essentially, they have been trying to decide whether to use the native extend and capture capabilities of IBM Workload Deployer, or to pursue the use of the Image Construction and Composition Tool (also included with the appliance). The conversations have been interesting and challenging, but more importantly, they have been a reminder that constructing enterprise-ready environments for the cloud does not happen by magic. It takes thought, deliberate planning, sustainable design, and the tools to carry everything out.
|The tools part we have covered. I have every confidence, bolstered by user experience after user experience, that IBM Workload Deployer and associated tools (like the Image Construction and Composition Tool) equip you to build highly customized, cloud-based application environments. In this post, I want to focus in on the thought process that goes into how you decide to build your customized environment. Specifically, I would like to talk about important points to consider as you try to understand whether to use the native extend and capture capabilities of IBM Workload Deployer or the Image Construction and Composition Tool.
|To be clear from the outset, I am not trying to provide a decision flowchart in this post. For all intents and purposes, that would be next to impossible. Instead, I want to pose to you some important questions that you should ask of yourself, along with the reasons why I believe those queries to be important. Keeping in mind that this is not an all-inclusive list, here it goes:
|Admittedly, this is a short list, but I believe it is a good starting point for how you decide upon one approach versus the other. Also, I would be remiss not to point out that these tools are absolutely not mutually exclusive. Many users I work with use a combination of the two approaches. In fact, there are some use cases that call for both tools. Start by creating a completely custom image in the Image Construction and Composition Tool, and then subject that image to the extend and capture process in IBM Workload Deployer to customize it for a particular purpose, team, project, etc. I hope you find this helpful, and I welcome your feedback or thoughts!
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After he was hit in the face with a pitch during a game against North Sevier in April 2011, some thought Gunnison's Rylan Anderson might never play again. Besides the damage to his face, doctors worried his brain was at risk.
His absence from the diamond lasted about a month, and the then-junior wore a protective face mask when he returned. But the memory of that high fastball was hard to overcome, and Anderson and his mates lost earlier than expected prompting the pitcher-catcher to vow he'd make it all the way back.
He did. And it was more than just a recovery. In his senior season, Anderson was better than ever. And for his efforts, he has been named The Salt Lake Tribune's 2A baseball MVP.
Anderson was a perfect 9-0 on the mound this season. When catching, he hit .488 and controlled the defense for Gunnison this season.
The Bulldogs went 24-2 and defeated Richfield 6-4 for the 2A baseball title their first since 2008.
"Just the whole experience was great," said Anderson. "After going through the injury last year, I couldn't think of a better way to go out."
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Hello, New People to the Treeleaf Sangha,
Please post a little introduction here. Welcome and make yourself at home!
Gassho, Jundo
Hello, New People to the Treeleaf Sangha,
Please post a little introduction here. Welcome and make yourself at home!
Gassho, Jundo
Hello Everybody,
My name is Nadi, I'm happy to be "officially"in your company ... (that guest person hovering in the corner of your screens was oft times me).... you seem like a fine gathering of people.
I came across Treeleaf per chance ... feels like a gem has fallen in my lap.
Been sitting for a couple of years now in solitary and not all that regularly.
I'm finding the sit-along to be a great support and inspiration in getting onto the safu more often and the whole Treeleaf happening is, well ?? need I say more, after Jundos revelations's of yester I just knew I was at the right address.
Looking forward to doing a lot more undoing with you all in the sitting room and offering me two pence halfpenny worth where I can.
Hello, nice to meet you all, good to be here.
PS... Photo and other tech. stuff is in progress - any minute now.
Hey Nadi. Welcome to Treeleaf.
Gassho Will
The Management of Treeleaf Zendo is not responsible for the photos our dear Harry posts. :wink:
Gassho, Jundo
Hello Nadi and all many new folks who joined in March who I missed.
I was out of time for Spring Break in the middle of March and didn't have email access. So I missed greeting many of you. Welcome.
Hello & welcome Nadi :-)
Best wishes
Dear all,
I heard of your virtual Sangha on my way to work today and was about to do a happy dance (I have been thinling of the possibility of the virtual sangha for a few days and I had no idea it already existed!) but remembered it was about 5 am and most of the commuters were asleep so I had to keep it quiet :wink:.
I am Irina, currently residing in Sweden, in the student city of Uppsala. Started with the meditation about a year ago and have been doing zazen mostly on my own. Went on a week end retreat with the Vipassana group in Stockholm and sometimes join tho local Soto Zen group for 1,5 hour zazen in the local zendo but their schedule doesn't fit mine and Sweden not being a richly populated country we don't have that many people doing one same thing (probably because everyone is on FaceBook :? ) so I seriously consider moving to a place with lots of space, well preserved nature and more people, say Canada.
I started sitting for 15 min and gradually increased the time to 30 min but at the moment my motivation is quite low and got to say it as it is - Mara has nailed me ops: : I find it hard to convince my sitting bones come into contact with that cusion. Once I am on the cushion I love it: all I have to do is breath and this comes easy . Well, concentration is a total different story: I can keep it on my breath for 2 min tops right now before my mind starts playing a movie. I had an issue with one or both legs falling asleep but I learnt to live with it and it got much better since I took up yoga.
Today I sat using the daily video but I still have to figure out how the sitting-along works (is there a real-time sitting?) and how to use that silent room where I can see my own image (that spooks me) but nobody else's.
I am very excited and look forward to meeting you in the forum and in the zendo and learning from you.
May all beings be free!
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Hi Irina
welcome to Treeleaf - I am failry new here myself, but everyone is very friendly. The daily video by Jundo is wonderful - certainly I have been sitting more regularly since I joined this community.
Best wishes
I'm sorry I made a thread about myself, must be m ego instead of posting here, but I think I will also post here.
Hello, my name is Josh. I've been a follower of Jundo's for a few months on OP11, but this is my first time in the sangha. I also remembering seeing Jundo kicked from another board, and though that was rather humorous.
Here's a picture of me with life in the palm of my hand:
Greetings to ShonenYo, CinnamonGal, and Nadi, Welcome to Treeleaf!
Hello Nadi, Irina and Josh, Welcome.
It is good to meet you all,
Hey everyone new to the Leaf. Welcome.
Gassho Will
Belated welcomes to Nadi, Irina and Josh!
Glad you are here/there.
Welcome to all new sentient beings, you'll find this a "great little place". Gassho Kent
Thank you everyone for the welcoming words.
Great to be here!
Hello. This is Clyde Grossman. I have been an occasional guest here for several months and recently joined. Jundo suggested (as I believe he asks all new members) that I post a short introduction. Here is what I wrote Jundo regarding my experience and current zazen practice:
As part of my life-practice, I promote do no harm. There is a DO NO HARM web-site at http://www.donoharm.us where you can read about our campaign. We are a non-profit non-organization. We are not associated with any political or religious organization. We do not request or accept donations. We are a circle of friends.I have been studying Buddhism for almost 40 years since my early 20s, though some periods more intensely than other periods. My study (in English translation) has been mostly Chan/Zen with some Tibetan Buddhism and in the last few years the Suttas and even Pure Land. My study has been mostly solitary; I have not been a member of a Sangha, except for e-Sangha and a few other Internet forums which I became aware of a few years ago. I practiced zazen irregularly for a few years when I first began studying Buddhism, but without the self-discipline or group dynamics my sitting practice evolved into chair-sitting, beginning with reading a short passage from a sutta/sutra, a commentary, or a text, and then a period of contemplation, and sometimes meditation. I did this very regularly, most every evening for 1 to 2 hours for many years. Recently I have begun to practice zazen again. My zazen practice is not regular and is for no more than 27 minutes.
I am drawn to the Dharma and prefer the simplicity of Zen, especially when expressed as non-ordinary ordinariness. For this reason, I appreciate your teachings.
We do offer free DO NO HARM stuff (bumper stickers, wrist bands, pins, and round decals). And we do invite you to write a short reflection on do no harm which we may publish on the DO NO HARM web-site. We have been fortunate enough and Jundo has been kind enough so that his reflection was the first to be posted. You can read it here: http://www.donoharm.us/id4.html , but you must scroll down . . . all the way. (My reflection follows Jundos.)
Or you can send me an e-mail or private message with your full name, city, state/province, and country, and Ill add your name to our growing list of co-authors of the DO NO HARM essay.
Well this is not a very short introduction and for all that Im not certain how much Ill participate on the forum. I have read a few threads over the months of visiting and I have been impressed by the general good natured and helpful attitude expressed by most everyone; but my appetite for exchange seems less than in months past and even less so for argumentation. I am full of opinions and views, but I take my own opinions and views less seriously than I did. After all, not all my current opinions and views are those I held 40 years ago, or 20 years ago, or 10 years ago, or even 1 year ago. And I cant even guess what opinions and views I might hold next year!
But I am delighted to meet you in this way.
Do no harm,
Welcome to the Leaf, Zouk and Clyde! Great to have you with us.
Hi, every one...
I'm a new member of this forum. My Name is Isahito. But, in this forum, I use "Shui Di" as my id.
I'm from Indonesia. It's very amazing can join, and learn about Zen through the internet. For the addition, in my country, especially in my city, there is no Zen temple, so I don't know where I should learn about Zen. That's why, I hope I can learn about Zen here with you all.
Gassho, Shui Di.
Hi new guys. Welcome. Don't forget about the Saturday sitting tonight.
Gassho Will
My name is Paul. I've been meditating for some years and had the fortune to go to some of Gudo Nishijima's lectures in Tokyo back in late 80's and early 90's. I've also studied with the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order in Brighton and the New Kadampa Tradition but always found myself more aligned to zazen and Dogen's Shobogenzo. I've tried to sit every day on average for the past 15 years or so and some times have been easier than others. I've had periods of zazen and then periods of Tibetan Lam rim in the past and more recently looked at the practice of Dzogchen. I like the simplicity of zazen but have felt I need something else at times.
On the more mudane level I have a lovely wife, 2 fantastic pre-teen children, an intertesting full time job, 2 mortgages and 2 cats. I was born and lived in Birmingham, England and moved to Toyko, Japan in 2000.
I'm looking forward to discussing lots of stuff with everyone and I'm sure I'll learn alot.
My name is Bill Wendt. I currently live in Basehor, KS, USA. I have been Buddhist since 1975 (pretty much since I first learned of Buddhism through one of those "Five Great Religions" books). I'm a registered nurse and I maintain crazy sleep schedules. I do Shikantaza / Vipassana / incorporating Zen into every moment practice. I am a fan of Alan Watts / D.T. Suzuki / Eric Lerner and others. I would like to join the community to gain the support of a sangha I feel is missing from my life.
Anything else you would like to know, feel free to contact me here or at williewendt(at)gmail.com.
Welcome Paul and Bill to our community.
Cheers and Gassho,
Welcome all to Treeleaf! We're looking forward to practicing with you!
Hey Paul. Hey Bill. Welcome to Treeleaf.
You to huh? I don't really have a prupose for mine though. I just took a nap at 4:00pm and what do you know? It's 11:00 and I'm wide awake. Got to get up at 5:30am for the 6:30am sit :?Bill
I maintain crazy sleep schedules
Gassho Will
Hello and Welcome to all the new folks!
Sheesh I havent been keeping up with saying hellos :x
Hi everyone,
Welcome to Treeleaf - it's great to have you all here with us.
Another newbie, been lurking for about 3 months now.
Experience with Zazen - about 4 months. Not consistent (would like to be, working on that and self-discipline). Started Zazen after doing a Goenka-vipassana retreat and noticing that the body scanning mindfullness is hard to do without a clear uncluttered mind like that in the retreat.
It is funny because my Theravadin teacher (as a buddhist I am from that background) started instructing the group I was with to do zazen (he didn't call it that, just mindfullness practice) three years ago and I didn't really know how to do it until I did the Goenka-vipassana course and read Brad Warner's book, both done recently.
Sorry no avatar as I don't have a digi camera but will try to dig up a pic from a friends's facebook.
Greetings, Aswini!!! Welcome. I'm sure you have some interesting tales to tell of your experiences.
Hi to all the new folks, and welcome.


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The Frick, 7227 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, presents "Clayton Days Revisited: A Project by Vik Muniz," through Sunday. Visit thefrickpittsburgh.org for more information.
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Consol Energy Center, 1001 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, will present comedian Jeff Dunham Dec. 6.
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Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, will present "Christmas with The Rat Pack, Live at the Sands," Dec. 24-29.
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Benedum Center, Pittsburgh, presents "Elf," Nov. 26 through Dec. 1.
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Byham Theater, Pittsburgh, presents "Potted Potter," Nov. 20 through 24. Go to trustarts.org for tickets or call (412) 456-6666.


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WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND - 2004 University of North Carolina alumnus Nicholas Monroe paired with Simon Stadler of Germany to score a come-from-behind win Monday afternoon in the opening round of Gentlemen's Doubles at the 2013 Wimbledon Championship.
Monroe is teamed this year in doubles with 29-year-old Simon Stadler of Heidelberg, Germany. Monroe is ranked 73rd in the world in doubles and Stadler is ranked 74th. The duo met Purav Raja and Divij Sharan of India in the opening round of doubles, scoring a five-set victory.
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Round of 32 - d. Konrad Zieba 6-4, 6-2
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'In an uneven and sometimes sluggish outing, the Bruins beat the Buffalo Sabres, 2-1, at HSBC Arena on goals from Sergei Samsonov (No. 26) and Nick Boynton (4) and another solid effort from goaltender Byron Dafoe, who went from a relatively inactive first two periods to making 16 saves in the third. Dafoe finished with 25 saves as the B's were outshot, 16-4, in the third period.'
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Conservative journalist blames everyone except vandal for vandalism
According to right-wing journalist Matthew Vadum, it's my fault -- along with my Media Matters colleagues, President Obama, and House Democrats -- that people are apparently vandalizing congressional offices over health care reform.
Yesterday, Vadum predicted [1] "possibly violent civil unrest" as a result of health care reform -- and said we should "Blame Obama and the Ds" for such violence, rather than the people behaving violently. Later, Vadum wrote that "America is dying" and "Fascist House Democrats are preparing to euthanize America."
Today, the Associated Press [2] and Arizona Daily Star [3] have reported vandalism at Democratic congressional offices, including a brick thrown through a window in Rep. Louise Slaughter's Niagara Falls office on Friday and a front door "smashed out" at Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' Tucson office last night -- in addition to a brick thrown through the glass doors of a county Democratic party headquarters in Rochester over the weekend.
In response to those acts of violence, Vadum wrote "You & MMFA are just as to blame as Obama is."
Me?!? I've never even been to Tucson.
Then Vadum finally got around to noting "This does not excuse the violent behavior," which is good of him, though he quickly added: "but let's not forget that Dem behavior set the stage for this."
I'm still waiting for Vadum to announce whether President Obama and I are more or less to blame for the bricks thrown through the windows than the people who threw the bricks. I've never seen a conservative so desperate to blame everyone except the criminal for the crime -- Vadum says he doesn't excuse the violent behavior, but he has not yet said that the people who have actually behaved violently are in any way responsible for their actions, or that they should stop.
And that's a problem. Vadum can say he doesn't "excuse the violent behavior," but he's busy rationalizing it, and suggesting that the people who commit the violence are not to blame -- that their actions are the understandable, even inevitable, consequences of health care reform. If there's a way to interpret that other than that Vadum is siding with those who commit acts of violence -- and, thus, encouraging violent actions -- I'd love to hear it. Not that Vadum is alone: As Ben Dimiero has pointed out [4], conservative blogger Connecticut Yankee "is openly calling for the torture and execution of Members of Congress."
Vadum's recent rantings:
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I have come across one of the 'old school' style 80% receivers but don't have any way to finish the buffer tube hole and threads. I remember the old days when these tools were much more common, but with the new 80% receivers the buffer tubes now come pre-finished.
Is there anyone who might be willing to loan me the BFD (1 1/8" demming drill) and 1 3/16"-16 tpi tap. I'd of course pay for postage each way, and would be happy to throw in either some of my woodworking plans CD-roms or Famous Generals DVD movies or USMC Markmanship Training films DVD (includes Iphone & Ipod format versions, also has all the operators manuals & armorers guides too as PDFs on the same disc).


text: MTA members invited to apply for NEA Teacher Leadership Initiative The Massachusetts Teachers Association, in collaboration with the National Education Association, the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards and the Center for Teaching Quality, is seeking 25 to 30 MTA members to participate in the 2013-2014 school year pilot of the Teacher Leadership Initiative. Teachers from six other states are participating: Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi and Washington. The 200 teachers selected will participate in a comprehensive leadership training pilot program, concluding with a field-based leadership capstone project blending instructional leadership, policy leadership and union leadership. Participants will focus on three key policy areas: The Common Core, educator evaluations and school redesign. Much of the training will be online, with at least three face-to-face statewide meetings. The goal is for participating teachers to become leaders in the profession, with the knowledge, skills and core values to meet the demands of the teaching profession in the 21st century. The time commitment is expected to be, on average, two to four hours per week, though hours are not evenly spread over each week. The program begins in October and will last approximately 12 months. Teachers selected will receive a stipend of $1,000 for completing the pilot experience and providing feedback on the process. The deadline for application is September 23. Applications will be reviewed between September 24 and October 15. NEA plans to notify candidates of their selection during the week of October 15. Click here to apply.