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That's too many questions!! I went back to my notes, and I do have
Balderdash, Bel Esprit, Opposing Forces and Crowned Heads listed
along with Sea Power. Going through Keith's garden was such a
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I saw so many wonderful things at Keppel's, Mid-America and
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The sports-playing, underprivileged youth in the district of El Carmen, in Chincha, do not have a medium of communication for expressing their worries and needs. The Sports and Life school, which fuses sports activities with cultural activities, music, singing, traditional dance, and life-skills training, needs a medium of communication to improve their program. Direct beneficiaries are 50 children; and indirect beneficiaries are the 2,000 villagers from El Carmen, Chincha.
Activities: 1. Installation of FM transmitter; 2. Organization of a network for collection of information; 3. Production of radio programming; 4. Radio-usage training programs for youth.
Organization of an FM community radio program to spread the values, culture and history of youth from African communities in El Carmen.
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Update! The always-dependable Hank Azaria ("The Simpsons", "Along Came Polly") is said to be the frontrunner to play Moe, while "X-Men" hunk James Marsden is likely to play Larry, according to Deadline. We should know by the end of next week.
He had some tough competition (including Australia's Shane Jacobsen) but former "Mad TV" regular Will Sasso has snagged the highly-coveted role of 'Curly' in the Farrelly's "Three Stooges" movie, according to THR.
Sasso, who you may have seen in "Life as We Know it", will do a great job. Jim Carrey had been long attached to play the role in the project's early days.
Expect to hear who is playing Moe and Larry in the coming days.
One half of "The Three Stooges" directing team, Bobby Farrelly recently told Moviehole that this will be the duo's first real 'family' film.
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See http://www.w3.org/TR/progress-events/
This depends on the state of the Progress Events spec and XHR spec.
Also XHR2, http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest2/
I think I want to do bug 372964 first.
marking wanted1.9.1? to get this in the triage queue. If this needs to be blocking1.9.1?, please mark it as so.
Created attachment 326540 [details] [diff] [review]
Adds support for .upload and relevant events.
Contains some tests (280), but since mochitest doesn't support
POST, tests are a bit hackish and don't necessarily test things which should be
tested. (I've been using also http://mozilla.pettay.fi/posttest.html)
The patch tries to aggressively keep the current progress event handling, and
"just" add support for new nsIDOMProgressEvent interface.
Jonas, if you have time to comment this ;)
The patch is pretty large, but it contains tests and nsDOMProgressEvent
implementation is simple. Though this does depend on bug 372964...
You should be able to write tests for POST, see
As far as I know, no, testing POST isn't yet possible. It isn't possible to
read the post data in .sjs files.
Comment on attachment 326540 [details] [diff] [review]
Note, nsDOMProgressEvent.h|cpp was implemented also in the patch for <video>, so removing ifdef MOZ_MEDIA is enough to make it available for XHR.
Created attachment 329023 [details] [diff] [review]
Created attachment 329460 [details] [diff] [review]
Comment on attachment 329460 [details] [diff] [review]
>diff --git a/content/base/public/nsIXMLHttpRequest.idl b/content/base/public/nsIXMLHttpRequest.idl
>+[scriptable, uuid(09ff3682-7759-4441-a765-f70e1a1fabcf)]
>+interface nsIXMLHttpRequestUpload : nsIXMLHttpRequestEventTarget {
>+ // for future use
Can we just leave this out for now and add it if/when we need it?
>+[scriptable, uuid(6e127bd2-b4c1-4a82-be0d-012bd24efb37)]
>+interface nsIXMLHttpRequestUploadGetter : nsISupports {
>+ /**
>+ * Upload process can be tracked by adding event listener to |upload|.
>+ */
>+ readonly attribute nsIXMLHttpRequestUpload upload;
Just add it to the nsIXMLHttpRequest interface, it's not frozen.
>diff --git a/content/base/src/nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp b/content/base/src/nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp
>+nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::RemoveEventListener(const nsAString& aType,
>+ nsIDOMEventListener* aListener,
>+ PRBool aUseCapture)
Nit: Whitespace is off, same goes for a number of other functions in this class. You could shorten the name to just nsXHREventTarget if it's hard to fit the arguments within 80 columns.
>+nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::GetOnload(nsIDOMEventListener** aOnLoad)
>+ return GetInnerEventListener(mOnLoadListener, aOnLoad);
>+nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::SetOnload(nsIDOMEventListener* aOnLoad)
>+ return RemoveAddEventListener(NS_LITERAL_STRING(LOAD_STR),
>+ mOnLoadListener, aOnLoad);
I wonder if it'd be worth implementing these using macros? Up to you.
> nsXMLHttpRequest::GetOnreadystatechange(nsIDOMEventListener * *aOnreadystatechange)
> {
>- return GetInnerEventListener(mOnReadystatechangeListener,
>- aOnreadystatechange);
>+ return nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::GetInnerEventListener(
>+ mOnReadystatechangeListener,
>+ aOnreadystatechange);
> }
Why the "nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::"? Same in a few other places.
still got some left
(In reply to comment #11)
> (From update of attachment 329460 [details] [diff] [review])
> >diff --git a/content/base/public/nsIXMLHttpRequest.idl b/content/base/public/nsIXMLHttpRequest.idl
> >+[scriptable, uuid(09ff3682-7759-4441-a765-f70e1a1fabcf)]
> >+interface nsIXMLHttpRequestUpload : nsIXMLHttpRequestEventTarget {
> >+ // for future use
> >+};
> Can we just leave this out for now and add it if/when we need it?
That is from the spec, where the interface is empty too.
XHR.upload should implement nsIXMLHttpRequestUpload anyway.
> >+[scriptable, uuid(6e127bd2-b4c1-4a82-be0d-012bd24efb37)]
> >+interface nsIXMLHttpRequestUploadGetter : nsISupports {
> >+ /**
> >+ * Upload process can be tracked by adding event listener to |upload|.
> >+ */
> >+ readonly attribute nsIXMLHttpRequestUpload upload;
> >+};
> Just add it to the nsIXMLHttpRequest interface, it's not frozen.
This was discussed on mailing list, and I said I won't change XHR in 1.9.1.
> >diff --git a/content/base/src/nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp b/content/base/src/nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp
> >+nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::RemoveEventListener(const nsAString& aType,
> >+ nsIDOMEventListener* aListener,
> >+ PRBool aUseCapture)
> Nit: Whitespace is off, same goes for a number of other functions in this
> class. You could shorten the name to just nsXHREventTarget if it's hard to fit
> the arguments within 80 columns.
Ok. Always hard to find the right indentation for parameters when class and
method names are long.
Comment on attachment 329460 [details] [diff] [review]
So I think we should only support the nsIDOMLSProgressEvent interface on the events that currently are dispatch (for example none of the events on .upload). That makes it less likely that people are going to use the properties on that interface by mistake which would permanent them on the web.
It'd be great if you could even warn in the console for anyone using those properties that we are deprecating them.
>+ NS_ADDREF(*aUpload = mUpload.get());
> return NS_OK;
> }
You shouldn't need the .get() there.
>+// QueryInterface implementation for nsXMLHttpProgressEvent
> NS_INTERFACE_MAP_ENTRY_AMBIGUOUS(nsISupports, nsIDOMLSProgressEvent)
> NS_INTERFACE_MAP_ENTRY(nsIDOMLSProgressEvent)
> NS_INTERFACE_MAP_ENTRY(nsIDOMEvent)
> NS_INTERFACE_MAP_ENTRY_CONTENT_CLASSINFO(XMLHttpProgressEvent)
This isn't correct since mInner isn't doing proper aggregation. I.e. you are breaking XPCOM rules here. Forward the whole ProgressEvent interface instead.
>+ // This creates a trusted event, which is not cancelable and doesn't
>+ // bubble.
>+ static nsresult CreateEvent(const nsAString& aType, nsIDOMEvent** aDOMEvent);
If this is just used for onreadystatechange now you could remove the |aType| argument.
>+ static void DispatchProgressEvent(nsPIDOMEventTarget* aTarget,
>+ const nsAString& aType,
>+ PRBool aLengthComputable,
>+ PRUint64 aLoaded, PRUint64 aTotal,
>+ PRUint64 aPosition, PRUint64 aTotalSize);
It'd be nice to get the arguments here better documented and named so it was more obvious that they were specific to LS events.
Looks great otherwise!
(In reply to comment #11)
> Why the "nsXMLHttpRequestEventTarget::"? Same in a few other places.
Without that I get linking error.
/home/smaug/mozilla/mozilla_cvs/hg/mozilla/content/base/src/nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp:789: undefined reference to `nsXMLHttpRequest::GetInnerEventListener(nsRefPtr<nsDOMEventListenerWrapper>&, nsIDOMEventListener**)'
/usr/bin/ld: ../../content/base/src/libgkconbase_s.a(nsXMLHttpRequest.o): relocation R_X86_64_PC32 against `nsXMLHttpRequest::GetInnerEventListener(nsRefPtr<nsDOMEventListenerWrapper>&, nsIDOMEventListener**)' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
And that looks strange because -fPIC is used.
Maybe related to http://benjamin.smedbergs.us/blog/2005-10-27/gcc-40-workaround/ , although that pragma didn't help.
Created attachment 330599 [details] [diff] [review]
forward, don't aggregate in nsXMLHttpProgressEvent, add comments, use LSProgress only for old style progress events
So I just noticed that we have this hack in nsXMLHttpRequest::OpenRequest. We check for registered progress listeners and only enable progress events if ones have been added.
So you probably should change that code to look in the ELM directly, as well as the upload ELM :(
(In reply to comment #16)
> So you probably should change that code to look in the ELM directly, as well as
> the upload ELM :(
What you mean? I changed that code to use HasListenersFor and mUpload->HasListenersFor
HasListenersFor forwards the call directly to ELM.
Hmm.. sorry, must have looked at the wrong place. Looks good indeed.
Created attachment 333763 [details] [diff] [review]
Had to disable tests because of Windows tbox
Created attachment 333764 [details] [diff] [review]
fix for tests
And this should fix the tests. Must not remove optional events, since
there may or may not be several progress events.
Will push this ASAP
There was a failure of this test tonight on WINNT 5.2 mozilla-central qm-win2k3-unittest-hw dep unit test
ERROR TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | /tests/content/base/test/test_bug435425.html | Wrong event! - got "error", expected "load"
Might just be sporadic
The same testrun had worker thread errors too. Some random problems in
The worker thread errors are still showing up so I doubt that they are related... I believe they were just landed as well.
Those worker thread errors are expected - the test is to ensure that errors are thrown. I guess I need to find a way to keep them out of the tinderbox error log though.
random errors are expected in worker thread tests?
But yeah, perhaps those aren't related. The problem described in #21 looks still
random. Loading XHR should work.
(In reply to comment #25)
> random errors are expected in worker thread tests?
(In reply to comment #24)
> Those worker thread errors are expected - the test is to ensure that errors are
> thrown. I guess I need to find a way to keep them out of the tinderbox error
> log though.
So, the errors displayed in the log are expected and are there because Ben hasn't found a way to keep them out of the logs... they also don't report as a test failure since the test is testing for this expected error.
> But yeah, perhaps those aren't related. The problem described in #21 looks
> still random. Loading XHR should work.
Likely random though it may be that the test could be more robust so random errors don't occur.
(In reply to comment #26)
> > But yeah, perhaps those aren't related. The problem described in #21 looks
> > still random. Loading XHR should work.
> Likely random though it may be that the test could be more robust so random
> errors don't occur.
Well, there really should be a load event, not error, but if something goes
wrong on network side or so, error will be dispatched.
(Testing XHR with current httpd.js is anyway hard)
The tests for this bug started failing almost constantly on Linux, after the checkin for bug 443610. Since there were already sporadic failures, I don't think we can blame 443610. So I disabled the tests.


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03:54 pm - support your local coffee emporium
Martin gave me a pack of coffee beans the other day; since I don't have a coffee grinder I popped down to the shop that sold them today and got them to grind the beans for me. The Workhouse Coffee Company turns out to be a small shop on the corner of Oxford Road and Edinburgh Road. The guy in there cheerfully ground up the beans with his expensive grinding machine (after asking me first how I made coffee so he could grind them to the appropriate degree of fineness), and then we chatted for a bit (Mondays being pretty quiet for them :-)). Apparently they've been open four or five weeks now, and although they have a sort of cafe area so you can buy coffee and a pastry, but really what they're about is selling high quality coffee (beans or ground) to people.
The guy was really nice and I got a free taster cup of a couple of things, so if you're after real coffee in Reading I recommend them (and I hope the business succeeds...) I shall be going back once I've drunk this bag.
But it's not a chain and it's not heaving with people and it's not got chav music being played in the background so it's worth the walk/agony and I'll be doing my official book launch from there (they said I can for free which is nothing to sneeze at.)


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The Equity Risk Premium in 2008: Evidence from the Global CFO Outlook Survey
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Campbell R. Harvey
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July 22, 2008
We analyze the results of a recent survey of U.S. Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) conducted in 2008. We present expectations of the equity risk premium measured over a 10-year horizon relative to a 10-year U.S. Treasury bond. This multi-year survey has been conducted every quarter from June 2000 to March 2008. Each quarter the survey also provides measures of cross-sectional disagreement about the risk premium, skewness, and a measure of individual uncertainty. The individual uncertainty is deduced from the 80% confidence interval that each respondent provides for his or her risk premium assessment. Using our time series of risk premia, we explore the link between these premia and real interest rates implied in Treasury Inflation Indexed Notes, stock market volatility represented by the VIX index, past stock market returns and equity valuation reflected in price to earnings ratios.
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Keywords: cost of capital, equity premium, long-term market returns, long-term equity returns, expected excess returns, disagreement, individual uncertainty, skewness, asymmetry, survey methods, risk and reward, TIPs, VIX
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You may have heard that Fifa – or is it Uefa? – has considered experimenting with two referees in one game.
I've always wondered what that would be like. On Tuesday, against Derby County, I had the privilege of being present when this experiment was tried out in a game. It was not until after the match that I realised in fact the second ref throughout the evening had been the media's new luvvie, Robbie Savage. The only thing missing from his attire was a whistle, but he didn't really need one as he was dictating most of the decisions without needing to whistle. I think one of our lads asked Robbie for his shirt afterwards, but it had already been promised elsewhere. I can't imagine where.
Having witnessed the experiment I'm afraid to say I'm not convinced as both officials, and the linesman, seemed to miss the last-minute tug of Antonio Germain's shirt in the box. It was so obvious I didn't even need to see the TV pictures, which confirmed it, and I was 60 yards away. When I asked, the officials said they didn't see it. It just puzzles me when you have linesmen who see everything else throughout the game, sometimes things that aren't even there, yet a clear tug of the shirt which just happens to be inside the penalty box, is missed by everyone.
When I look at the penalties Reading have got late on in the last few weeks it makes me wonder whether part of my coaching should be telling players how to look for feet to go over in the box, or how to let the wind blow you over and not stay on your feet, because when a player does stay on his feet, and tries to play in the spirit you are supposed to, he gets nothing.
The young lad himself told me he could have gone down but wanted to try and get his shot in. I suppose I should be giving him the same advice Glenn Hoddle gave Michael Owen when he was England manager: "If you get a nudge, go down, it's not cheating, it's helping the referee make a decision." But if Antonio had gone down I suppose he would have been booked for diving, since none of the officials saw the shirt tug.
And that's enough of my rant for the week.
2. No surprise how well the Nevilles have done
Has it gone unnoticed by everyone else how well Gary Neville is playing? When I was in the Premier League I was asked: "If you had the choice of any player in the league, who would you bring in?' I think they were amazed when I used to say Gary Neville. I thought at the time he was the best leader in the country. I know he has his moments, especially when celebrating exuberantly against Liverpool, but I think he is still England's best right-back, and by far the best defensive right-back we have. Who's to say he will not be considered for the World Cup?
His brother Phil's got a great attitude too, I would have him in my team tomorrow. But I've never been surprised at how well the Neville boys have done as I was privileged to have Jill, their mum, as secretary at Bury. Their sister Tracey played netball for England and I'm sure their dad, Neville Neville, was good at something too, given the competitive spirit in the family. That's something you can't coach into people. All you parents that tell your kids off for being bad losers, think twice. We need that competitive spirit in Britain.
3. I'll spend but I won't get £10m
With having so many loan players at the club it was difficult to take anyone else on board before the loan transfer window closed on Thursday so we went with what we have, except for the addition of a Serbian international left-back Dosko Tosic, who had been at Portsmouth. I don't normally sign players I've not seen but this is really a five-week trial. He's played for decent teams in France and Germany so should have something to offer us.
It's a little bit frustrating at the moment for me as I want to do things yesterday but have to wait until the summer to get on with building my squad. I'm hoping to give everyone a chance before the end of the season, then start making decisions. Not that I'm going to be helped by stories in the red-tops that I have £10m to spend. I wish. I don't think I've spent £10m in my entire career. I've nothing near that and wonder where these stories come from.
4. William's leaving do left me red-faced
It's a bit traumatic this weekend as we are packing for our move next week. William finished school on Thursday and had the most fantastic going away party, which I recommend to any parent. It's a portable car racing simulator run by a company called Racing Challenge. The guy parked it on our driveway and, even though it was chucking it down, no one got wet. Four kids could race each other. After 25 minutes of watching them I went in and nodded off watching Sky Sports News. That's the kind of children's party all parents want.
For grub we had hot dogs (I always give my kids the healthy stuff). I said to them all, "Be careful with not to spill your Ribenas". Then I went to put some ketchup on and it shot out like a fountain. If you'd seen the kids' faces. It was one of those moments, like when the cowboy walks through the saloon doors, it all goes silent and everyone looks round. I could see in their eyes they were all thinking, "Thank goodness it wasn't me". It's just as well we're having the carpets cleaned this weekend.
At the end of the night one of my friends came over with his wife and me and Sharon took them on. We won the first race, one of us first, one third, I can't actually tell you which one of us was where because it would be unfair. OK, I came third.
I tried to improve my performance for the second race, and was a little bit unfortunate to come fourth. It reminded me of signing for Ron Ashman at Scunthorpe United on deadline day. We were second from bottom in the old Third Division. He said to me, "Neil, there is only one direction we can go." I proved him wrong. We finished bottom.
5. And Amy was a true star in The Tempest
Amy was in a play at school on Tuesday, The Tempest, done in the style of the old TV series, Lost in Space. She was an intergalactic air hostess who does a lot of dancing, and had been practising very hard. I'd love to have seen it, but that is one of the pitfalls of being a manager because we had a game. Sharon said it was fabulous.
6. Pressure point for bosses at sharp end
We're reaching the stage where managers are under pressure. I can't imagine how nervous Gianfranco Zola and his staff will be before West Ham's match today against Stoke. I still get butterflies from 11am on match days, even though the night before I take an anti-acid tablet, and I've done about 1,000 more games than Zola. I suppose when you stop feeling nervous it is time to pack in.
Although I know David Sullivan means well, and I have a lot of time for David Gold, I'm not sure the comments coming out of the boardroom are helping Zola. I don't think it is the chairman's prerogative to apologise to the fans and use words like "pathetic performance" and "no organisation". It increases pressure on the players.
Then there was Roberto Mancini's spat with David Moyes. From the pictures in the newspaper it looked like it was a good spar. The fracas almost disturbed Mancini's scarf, and there were one or two hairs out of place. It just shows you the pressure when you are fighting at the top end for what could be his survival. I think the FA should have given them a warning and let it pass, instead of charging Mancini.
I was sad to see Tony Mowbray sacked by Celtic, but I saw the 4-0 defeat against St Mirren and thought he might not make it to the weekend.
7. Cook feels the heat despite winning the lot
You have to feel for Alastair Cook. He takes over as England cricket captain for the tour of Bangladesh, wins every every match, scores two centuries, and is slaughtered by one or two experts. What would they have said if he'd lost a game?
8. Another ear-bashing...this time from JLS
Finally my moment has arrived – tomorrow I am going to see JLS at the Royal Albert Hall. The whole family are going, and it's in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust so it is a good cause, even if I thought it was a fruit drink when they first told me. Natalie, my eldest, has warned me she will be screaming. That brought back memories of seeing The Beatles at Sheffield City Hall when I was about 16. Unlike then I'll be squeezing in a pair of earplugs, but don't tell the kids.
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awe! Another tears whelling up in the eyes!! her note touched me, for a reasong unknown, but it did. =D
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it's quite interesting how you gt religion involved in the story.
people our age don't usually write about religion in there stories.
also you might wnat to describe how the church looked.
not everyone has to been to church to imagine it. also was the church empty or were there people in there? why hadn't she been to church before?
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It's been ten long years, but David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst are back as the comedy duo Del Boy and Rodney for a Comic Relief Only Fools and Horses special – and they're being joined by none other than David Beckham.
It's not the first time the footballer has appeared in a Comic Relief sketch. Back in 2001, Ali G (also known as Sacha Baron Cohen), interviewed David Beckham and wife Victoria. The couple were praised for taking part as Ali G made filthy comments about their sex life, and asked cheeky questions such as: "Do you want him [son Brooklyn] to grow up and be a footballer like his dad, or a singer like...Mariah Carey?"
Another famous Comic Relief was the 2011 star-studded sketch which saw James Corden starring as the Gavin and Stacey favourite "Smithy" recruiting celebrities from Keira Knightley and Rupert Grint to JLS, George Michael and Gordon Brown, amongst many others, in the hope of saving Comic Relief. Proving to be incredibly popular, the show broke its 23-year fund-raising total.
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2009 was also privileged enough to see Matt Lucas and David Walliams reprising roles from their Little Britain comedy show with a special appearance from Robbie Williams. Audiences loved seeing Take That heartthrob adopt a dress and school-girl bunches.
2007 saw Catherine Tate, or Lauren 'Am-I-bovvered' Cooper, finding herself in work experience for Tony Blair. Despite marvelling at the extensive portraits of previous Prime Ministers and interrupting what looked to be a very important phone call, Blair had an ace up his sleeve.
The 2003 Comic Relief French and Saunders spoof of the famous Harry Potter series was adored by Potter fans. It included Ronnie Corbett playing the giant Hagrid, and an appearance from Basil Brush.
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Taking its original title from a painting by Amanda Marburg, that spells out 'aspy kid' as a watercolour that reproduces letters modelled in play dough, Aspy Kids examines tendencies in a new generation of artists to explore the formless & irrational, the messy & juvenile, sometimes even the naughty & puerile
Image (from L/R): Robin Hungerford, Finding the form, 2013 performance. Amanda Marburg, Aspy, 2010, Watercolour on paper, 21 x 29.70cm. David Capra, Birthing things in the Spirit: The Water birth, Performance still, 2013. Photo: Susannah Wimberley, This project was supported by the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council for the Arts.
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1. Go to https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Mozilla-Inbound
2. Open Debugger using the Tools menu
3. Make a note of what the currently selected script file is.
4. Refresh the page, keeping the Debugger open
5. Notice that the currently selected script is now 'resizer.xml'.
Somehow our XBL bindings are leaking to the Debugger when the page refreshes.
Created attachment 630110 [details] [diff] [review]
The patch in bug 739995 left out the case of newScript notifications, which this patch now fixes.
Comment on attachment 630110 [details] [diff] [review]
[Approval Request Comment]
Bug caused by (feature/regressing bug #): new feature
User impact if declined: we might show some funky-looking scripts in the drop-down if we don't take this.
Testing completed (on m-c, etc.): on m-c
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): pretty minimal. Better checking of chrome uris in script urls.
String or UUID changes made by this patch: none.


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More Confusion on Rules of EngagementBY Herschel Smith
9 years, 11 months ago
We have covered rules of engagement in Iraq and Afghanistan, both at the micro- and macroscopic levels, i.e., from room clearing operations to the use of munitions delivered from air. In this coverage we have challenged not only the written rules, but the in-situ application and communication of them. Rather than using MSM reports, we have done original investigative reporting, conveying the stories of at least two NCOs who were recently in Iraq. We have received thousands of visits to these articles from military network domains, including CENTCOM, the Pentagon, NCTC, Army, Marines and others. There was a promise by the administration to revise the 'overly-restrictive' rules of engagement upon announcement of "the surge." Yet there continues to be obvious indecision and confusion regarding both the application and communication of ROE, the most recent instances of which involved kinetic operations in a Mosque and university in Baghdad.
As a contextual background to the most recent issues, in Rules of Engagement and Indecision we discussed the ~200 Taliban, in formation for a funeral, and who escaped without being engaged by a predator drone because of bureaucracy and indecision on rules of engagement.
Every airstrike, whether from a manned aircraft or a Predator, must be at least approved by commanders at the regional Combined Air Operations Center, or CAOC. If an intended target is particularly sensitive, the decision could go all the way up to a general officer serving as top combat commander … The current rules of engagement, likely developed by senior Pentagon officials, do not rule out an attack on religious gathering but do generally prohibit an attack on a religious site such as a cemetery or mosque, military analyst and retired Army Col. Jack Jacobs told MSNBC TV.
Ramadi combat action has seen U.S. forces finally engage insurgent fire coming from Mosques, after "Militants inside the Al Qadir Al Kilami mosque fired small arms, machine guns and rocket propelled grenades at U.S. forces." In this instance, there was hesitation, and it took direct attacks against U.S. forces from the Mosque to provoke engagement by the U.S.
In the recent security operations, Maliki has allegedly directed robust action against the tactics of using Mosques as defense by the insurgents. "We are full of hope. We have no other choice but to use force and any place where we receive fire will not be safe even if it is a school, a mosque, a political party office or home," he said. "There will be no safe place in Iraq for terrorists."
The U.S. has indeed recently raided Mosques in kinetic operations.
Two suspects were detained when members of the 10th Mountain Division "Commandos" conducted a search of the Khashab mosque in western Baghdad on Jan. 12 aimed at capturing insurgents believed responsible for assassinating the governor of Baghdad. Insurgent propaganda was found in the mosque.
The search was planned based on intelligence gathered from numerous citizens in the Hurriyah neighborhood of Baghdad, officials said. Residents witnessed insurgents leaving from the mosque then fleeing to the mosque after the assassination.
There is even more recent action inside Mosques, followed on by a confused statement from the Multi-National Force:
Coalition forces detained three suspected terrorists during a raid in Baghdad Sunday morning.
The targeted suspected terrorist, who was detained on the scene, is reported to be involved in the procurement and distribution of weapons, including explosives to conduct improvised explosive devices attacks against Iraqi citizens and Coalition Forces.
While conducting the raid, Coalition Forces entered a mosque where the targeted suspect was hiding. Coalition Forces detained the targeted suspect along with two other suspected terrorists.
During the operation, one local Iraqi woman received wounds to her thigh and head. Coalition medical personnel treated her onsite and she was transported to a local hospital for further care.
"Coalition forces soldiers respect the sanctity and holiness of all places of worship and exercise the utmost restraint when planning for and considering the conduct of operations in and around mosques,�? said Lt. Col. Christopher Garver, MNF-I spokesperson.
"We do not enter mosques for the sole purposes of disrupting insurgent activities or conducting a show of force. Mosque entries occur only as a last resort, and only when substantial and credible evidence shows insurgent activity is occurring there – i.e., meetings, storage of weapons, harboring of insurgent leaders,�? he said.
Lt. Col. Garver states unequivocally that the U.S. does not enter Mosques for the "sole purpuse of disrupting insurgent activities" (causing us to question what conditions would warrant entry if not disrupting insurgent activities), and then proceeds to outline conditions that warrant entry into a Mosque, including but not limited to evidence that entry might disrupt insurgent activities.
Based on such a statement, it is not obvious that the mistake of allowing ~200 Taliban to escape from a funeral would not be repeated either in Iraq or Afghanistan, and we may even be devolving from a context where ROE is spoken of to one where we speak of RUF, or rules for the use of force. A recent instance at a university in Baghdad shows that, given U.S. rules of engagement and avoidance of collateral damage, police in riot gear might have been more appropriate to the circumstances (more here):
Students at Baghdad's Mustansariya University frustrated a US raid on Thursday with a large protest, Aswat al-Iraq reports in Arabic.
"The American forces tried this morning to raid Mustansiriya University in the East of Baghdad, but the students made a massive demonstration protesting the trespassing of these forces on the university campus," a student told the news agency, adding that the action "forced these forces to withdraw from the university."
No one wants to see innocent students (if indeed they are innocent) come under fire. But if student protests can back down U.S. kinetic operations, then the entire paradigm for twenty first century combat must be re-formulated (by Western nations, that is, since the terrorists have no rules). While U.S. soldiers get backed down by university students, a senior JAG officer says that in his opinion, U.S. troops "use self-defense too much in order to escape liability." Since there is no other reason for someone to use self-defense than to "escape liability," the JAG has engaged in tautology. He should have his Juris Doctor rescinded, pick up a rifle and stand a post where he has to defend himself.
The same concerns over RUF have manifested themselves at the U.S. border recently, with border guards afraid for their lives because of the nature of the current threat.
Violence along the U.S.-Mexico border is undergoing what U.S. law-enforcement authorities call "an unprecedented surge," some of it fueled by weapons and ammunition purchased or stolen in the United States.
Federal, state and local law-enforcement officials from Texas to California, concerned about the impact of illegally imported weapons into Mexico, say they already are outmanned and outgunned by ruthless gangs that collect millions of dollars in profits by smuggling aliens and drugs into this country.
"These gangs have the weapons and the will to protect their lucrative cargoes," said Sigifredo Gonzalez Jr., the sheriff of Zapata County, Texas, who founded and served as the first president of the Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition. "With automatic weapons, grenades and grenade launchers, they pose a significant danger."
Last month, Mexican military officials in Matamoros, just south of Brownsville, Texas, stopped a tractor-trailer containing weapons and ammunition, along with a pickup truck fitted with armor and bulletproof glass.
The weapons included 18 M-16 assault rifles, one equipped with an M-203 40mm grenade launcher. Also seized were several M-4 carbines, 17 handguns of various calibers, 200 magazines for different weapons, 8,000 rounds of ammunition, assault vests and other military accessories.
The awful Tennessee versus Garner SCOTUS decision will ensure that the U.S. border becomes even more violent, and we find it likely that in the future it will be difficult to staff the ranks with border guards due to the danger (prior coverage in Guardsmen Attacked and Overrun at U.S. Border).
In summary, we enter Mosques when we feel that there is no other option, but in fact, contrary to this we respect religious sanctuary and do not enter Mosques for the purpose of disrupting insurgent activities, according to Lt. Col. Garver. We enter Mosques but we don't, and then we feel the need to explain to the world that we enter Mosques but we don't. Students at a University in Baghdad can back down armed U.S. forces, and U.S. border guards receive fire from automatic weapons and grenade launchers at the border with Mexico. Because the ROE prevents U.S. forces from protecting property, the looters stole the Baghdad museum empty, thus demonstrating in the worst possible picture display that U.S. forces could not or would not protect the property of Iraqis. Rather than speak of "rules of engagement," since it appears that the U.S. military is conducting a gigantic police campaign in Iraq, "rules for the use of force" might be more appropriate. Thus have ex-Mahdi army members returned to the streets in Baghdad for the protection of their neighborhoods.
- Rules of Engagement and Pre-Theoretical Commitments
- Proceduralized Rules of Engagement Prevent Engagement
- More Evidence Against the Rules of Engagement
- The NCOs Speak on Rules of Engagement
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nsHTMLContainerAccessible will implement nsIAccessibleText and nsIAccessibleHyperText
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nsBlockAccessible nsLinkableAccessible
The QI to nsIAccessibleHyperText does not need to succeed in all cases.
An object with children is a hypertext when it:
1) contains text, and thus the position of the children within that text must be exposed, or
2) the child contents could be broken into several lines with multiple children, and thus the line breaks must be exposed a start and end offset which contains several children (we may simplify this)
Any HTML container of display:block will need to use this class (example, typically headings and paragraphs are styled that way). See bug 340671 for the bug on assigning the correct roles to thos objects.
The text exposed with nsIAccessibleText needs to provide unicode embedded object placeholding characters where children are inserted in the text. The character is 0xfffc.
Starting working up a rather large patch for this :)
Created attachment 225614 [details] [diff] [review]
Work in progress -- builds on Windows
Created attachment 225646 [details] [diff] [review]
Still work in progress, with files add/removed
Created attachment 225658 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux with some warnings
Next steps:
- Fix windows regression wrt walking into children
- Make text interfaces work with ATK
- Address XXX comments or file bugs for them
Changing name from nsHTMLContainerAccessible to nsHyperTextAccessible
Created attachment 225740 [details] [diff] [review]
Merged with trunk, warnings about selection methods should go away on Linux
Created attachment 225744 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux again, warnings are gone
Created attachment 225768 [details] [diff] [review]
Tree walking works on Windows again
Created attachment 225773 [details] [diff] [review]
Initalizes mTextChildren lazily, although I don't know if we'll even need that array in the future
Ginn, I'm getting ready to start fixing the nsIAccessibleText impls in nsHyperTextAccessible. One question though: how much should I do before we try to get this in? Once we get it in everyone can work on it together. On the other hand, you may want me to prove this works and is the right approach.
Created attachment 225886 [details] [diff] [review]
1) Merged with trunk after ROLE_TEXT fix, 2) Removes ns*FormControlAccessibleWrap.*
Created attachment 225899 [details] [diff] [review]
1) Use ROLE_SECTION, ROLE_FORM, ROLE_PARAGRAPH, ROLE_HEADING, 2) Removes GetIsEditable() and uses GetExtState() for that
Comment on attachment 225899 [details] [diff] [review]
1) Use ROLE_SECTION, ROLE_FORM, ROLE_PARAGRAPH, ROLE_HEADING, 2) Removes GetIsEditable() and uses GetExtState() for that
This patch adds:
This patch removes:
Created attachment 225912 [details] [diff] [review]
Impl GetText and GetCharacterCount (needs testing); Have not yet removed redundant ROLE_TEXT leaf nodes from ATK tree
Created attachment 225945 [details] [diff] [review]
Implements nsIAccessibleHyperText, but not tested
Created attachment 225946 [details] [diff] [review]
Implements nsIAccessibleHyperText, but not tested
Created attachment 225948 [details] [diff] [review]
Implement nsIAccessibleHyperLink as well
Created attachment 225950 [details] [diff] [review]
Fix QueryInterface() so HyperLink, HyperText, Text, EditableText are only supported when they should be
Still not implemented:
- the more complex text routines
- caret/selection support
- editable text
- stripping out extra ROLE_TEXT objects when exposing via ATK
Created attachment 226037 [details] [diff] [review]
Impl GetCharacterExtents() and GetOffsetAtPoint()
Created attachment 226099 [details] [diff] [review]
Work on GetAttributeRange() and readability of code
For compiling,
1) we need to fix the multi-character character constant warning, it's annoying and not portable
2) src/atk/nsAccessibleWrap.cpp:553 ATK_STATE_VISITED misspelled
3) src/atk/Makefile.in still has nsHTMLFormControlAccessibleWrap.cpp and nsXULFormControlAccessibleWrap.cpp
4) nsAccessibilityService.cpp still uses nsHTMLRadioButtonAccessibleWrap, nsHTMLTextFieldAccessibleWrap, nsXULTextFieldAccessibleWrap
The code changes are reasonable to me.
I met several issues while using at-poke.
1) I got STATE_BUSY for ROLE_HYPER_LINK, it's triggered by setting STATE_TEXT_SELECTABLE.
Maybe it's a compiling issue.
I updated my at-spi, atk, at-poke to HEAD, but didn't help.
2) With google.com.
The accessible tree is
scroll pane->pane->document frame (it was html container), this is fine.
For table, I got,
table->html container->table cell
I don't know if it is what we want.
3) links are not implemented AtkHyperlink interface yet
4) click the root accessible (the first level under role_application) will crash.
#6 0xb7db937e in nsAString_internal::Length (this=0x0) at nsTAString.cpp:66
#7 0xb64a91e8 in nsAString_internal::Truncate (this=0x0, aNewLength=0)
at nsTAString.h:379
#8 0xb6a016cd in nsXULElement::GetAttr (this=0x86d2298, aNameSpaceID=0,
aName=0x80acdf8, aResult=@0x0) at nsXULElement.cpp:1288
#9 0xb52a97e8 in nsXULTextAccessible::GetName (this=0x8a5b160, aName=@0x0)
at nsXULTextAccessible.cpp:63
#10 0xb7db96e4 in nsAString_internal::SetLength (this=0x8a5b17c, size=0)
at nsTAString.cpp:222
#11 0xb7d016ff in nsAString_internal::Truncate (this=0x8a5b17c, aNewLength=0)
at nsTAString.h:380
#12 0xb7dad0ff in CopyUTF8toUTF16 (aSource=@0xbfc57494, aDest=@0x8a5b17c)
at nsReadableUtils.cpp:92
#13 0xb7d0c7e1 in AtomImpl::ToString (this=0x84d1200, aBuf=@0x8a5b17c)
at nsAtomTable.cpp:477
#14 0xb67415aa in nsNodeInfo::GetQualifiedName (this=0x86b5b18,
aQualifiedName=@0x8a5b17c) at nsNodeInfo.cpp:130
#15 0xb672856b in nsGenericElement::GetNodeName (this=0x86d2298,
aNodeName=@0x8a5b17c) at nsGenericElement.cpp:1063
#16 0xb6a09076 in nsXULElement::GetNodeName (this=0x86d2298,
aNodeName=@0x8a5b17c) at nsXULElement.h:552
#17 0xb527a211 in nsHyperTextAccessible::GetStartPosAndText (this=0x8a3dea0,
aStartOffset=@0xbfc576d4, aEndOffset=-1, aText=@0xbfc576ec)
at nsHyperTextAccessible.cpp:241
#18 0xb527a494 in nsHyperTextAccessible::GetText (this=0x8a3dea0,
aStartOffset=0, aEndOffset=-1, aText=@0xbfc576ec)
at nsHyperTextAccessible.cpp:297
#19 0xb5292053 in getTextCB (aText=0x8a56c28, aStartOffset=0, aEndOffset=-1)
at nsMaiInterfaceText.cpp:97
#20 0xb79a27e6 in atk_text_get_text (text=0x8a56c28, start_offset=0,
end_offset=-1) at atktext.c:187
Created attachment 226143 [details] [diff] [review]
Attempt to fix compiler errors/warnings
Created attachment 226147 [details] [diff] [review]
Fixes compiler errors/warnings for real
- Not sure what to do with STATE_BUSY issue, maybe we can file a separate bug.
- Removed extra HTML_CONTAINER objects from table.
- Links are now implemented
- Did not get crash
Created attachment 226184 [details] [diff] [review]
When exposing to ATK, pretend the nsIAccessible::ROLE_TEXT leaf accessible don't exist
Created attachment 226196 [details] [diff] [review]
Exposes text and children correctly
Still to do:
1) the more complex text routines, GetTextBefore/After, etc.
2) caret/selection support
3) Textfields and textareas
4) editable text
Created attachment 226265 [details] [diff] [review]
1) Separate nsIAccessible::ROLE_TEXT_CONTAINER vs. ROLE_TEXT_LEAF, 2) Convenience method HasRole(), 3) Remove HTML_CONTAINER_ACCESSIBLE logic
Comment on attachment 226265 [details] [diff] [review]
1) Separate nsIAccessible::ROLE_TEXT_CONTAINER vs. ROLE_TEXT_LEAF, 2) Convenience method HasRole(), 3) Remove HTML_CONTAINER_ACCESSIBLE logic
I accidentally didn't keep the previous patches changes, so I need to merge the changes from those 2.
Created attachment 226272 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux again, contains Ginn's suggestions for text roles
Comment on attachment 226272 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux again, contains Ginn's suggestions for text roles
great work, links are better exposed now, and the table issue is solved.
Here is my comments:
+ PRInt32 count - 9;
+ // We dont' create ATK objects for nsIAccessible plain text leave
STATE_BUSY issue is a bug in atk's code
I filed a bug in gnome bugzilla.
The crash issue is still there.
The AtkObject with ROLE_FRAME implemented AtkText interface.
at-poke tried to get_text and caused crash.
I also met a crash with the show_bug page.
There are
<table> (first line under the banner)
<Search page>
<Enter new bug>
<Search page>
<Enter new bug>
click the <form> between 2 separators will cause a crash. (still from getTextCB)
GOK won't dig into an accessible which implements Text, Hypertext or Editabletext.
(it's not only the problem of DOCUMENT_FRAME or HTML_CONTAINER, everything implements nsIAccessibleHyperText now)
So GOK will not work with HTML content.
I'm not sure we should solve it in Firefox or GOK.
We can file another bug to follow up.
A question: why do we change ROLE_STATICTEXT in last patch?
Bill Haneman says we can fix the Hypertext issue in GOK. I filed a bug on GOK for that: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=345429
> A question: why do we change ROLE_STATICTEXT in last patch?
ROLE_STATICTEXT used to sometimes mean <label>, because that's something IE uses for <label>. However, STATICTEXT also indicates text which was inserted by the layout engine (usually via :before, :after or <ol> numbers). I've updated the patch to separate these 2 things from each other. From now on, ROLE_LABEL will be for <label>, which is a container. ROLE_STATICTEXT will be for layout engine text. The layout engine text is always leaf text and should be stripped from the tree just like ROLE_TEXT_LEAF is.
Created attachment 226336 [details] [diff] [review]
Fixes ROLE_STATICTEXT issues
Created attachment 226339 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux, and has probable crash fix
The crash does not happen for me, but I think the ROLE_STATICTEXT changes actually fixed it. The crash could have occured because for ROLE_STATICTEXT objects, GetText() was trying to get nsITextContent, and things like <label> and the combo box test field were role static text, but the DOM Node is not nsITextContent. It probably fired the assertion right before the crash.
Comment on attachment 226339 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux, and has probable crash fix
Just patched my tree with this, and it compiles fine (OS X).
Comment on attachment 226339 [details] [diff] [review]
Builds on Linux, and has probable crash fix
Great job!
And it doesn't crash.
first hunk of src/atk/nsAccessibleWrap.cp
// We don't
move this return into #if 0
+ }
+ return NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG;
*** Bug 237247 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Why didn't this patch change the nsIAccesibleDocument IID? And the same for all other interfaces it changed?
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No, no.
I outline a new bed, then shred leaves and pile them about a foot high on
top of the grass. Over the winter this kills the grass and the leaves
decompose down to only a few inches over the dead grass. In late spring I
just turn everything over so that the leaf mold and dead grass get mixed
into the soil providing humus, thus improving the clay soil. This way I
use the leaves, there's no sod to remove(meaning less back-braking labor),
and the bed is greatly improved.
> [Original Message]
> From: Theresa- yahoo <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> Let me get this straight- you put sod into your shredder? If this is
> correct- what a great idea!
> Is yours gas powered?
> Theresa
> -----Original Message-----
> Behalf Of Kitty Morrissy
> Most years I steal my neighbor's leaves and shred them for leaf
> mold or to kill grass for a new bed. (no need to send sod to the dump)
> Come spring I just turn it over adding humus to the new bed.
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I know most of you do not like them because they are being used too much and so on but I have some property and want one for hunting and play. A few friends of mine have them and we love to ride.
Who has them and what do you have. Give be your opinions. I am looking at a utility between a 500-750.
I am trying to decide on Can-Am 650, Yamaha Grizzly 700 with EFI and power steering. Those are the main 2 but am studying the others as well.


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