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Recipe for Baked Chicken Stuffed with Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Basil, and Goat Cheese (phase one)
In the post yesterday, I explained how I realized it would be easier to spread the filling on the chicken if I buzzed the pesto, basil and goat cheese a few times in the food processor. When I did that last night to test it, I had to take another photo for the step-by-step instructions. Well of course, I had to cook that chicken breast didn't I?
I did think this turned out to be just as tasty as the original version, so if you're on phase one, I don't think you'll feel deprived. And when I was chatting online today with my favorite Gluten-Free Goddess, I realized that with the changes I made, it's also a gluten-free recipe.
Baked Chicken Stuffed with Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Basil, and Goat Cheese
(6 servings, recipe created by Kalyn, a phase one and gluten-free version of the original recipe)
6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
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For a great Phase one meal for the South Beach Diet, serve this chicken with Arugula and Gorgonzola Salad with Balsamic Vinegar (one of my favorite salads for any phase!) or Cucumber Salad with Balsamic Dressing, and Cauliflower with Garlic and Lemon.


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|A cheesy potato casserole, made with potatoes that are baked twice, and including all my favorite loaded baked potato ingredients - bacon, butter, sour cream, cheddar cheese and green onion - all in a simple casserole form.
Cheesy Loaded Twice-Baked Potato CasseroleY'all pretty much know by now how I feel about potatoes. Being married to a meat and potatoes man, they are certainly a pantry staple in this house, making a regular appearance on the supper plate in some form. Truth is, being a lover of carbs, I love them too, and pretty much any way you can make them - including casseroles like this, that center around potatoes.
Recipes very similar to this casserole can be found everywhere, but mostly they come in a mashed potato form. When I set out to make my version though, I had some specifics in mind that I wanted it to have.
I was trying to recreate something akin to the taste of the cheesy potato casserole I had before at a local Stonewall's BBQ restaurant. Their casserole had more texture to it, and I wanted mine to be similar to that. Although their version is likely made with smoked potatoes, I also wanted my home version to have the unique flavor that only comes from a potato being twice-baked. And last, I wanted it to have the flavor elements of my favorite version of a loaded baked potato - butter, sour cream, cheddar cheese, bacon and green onion - all the goodies we love to indulge in every once in awhile. It took me a few times to get it right where I wanted it, but in the end, it was sure worth the extra cooking remakes and calories.
To make it even easier, plan this recipe to follow that steak and baked potato supper, baking extra potatoes just for this casserole. You could also simply bake some potatoes ahead and let them chill in the fridge until you need them.
This casserole is ideal as a side dish for any potluck, church supper, or even for your upcoming Labor Day cookout, though you'll probably want to double it, since I've written it here for more of a supper size serving of 4 to 6. Here's how to make it.
I used some medium sized, scrubbed, but unpeeled, red skinned potatoes. Drizzle them with a little oil, sprinkle with some salt and bake at 400 degrees F until tender, about 45 minutes or so. Let them cool, cut in half lengthwise, and slice.
While the potatoes are baking, cook 4 slices of bacon to crisp and once cooled, chop it up, setting aside about half to use as a garnish. When you're ready to bake the casserole, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and butter an 8 x 8 inch casserole. Add 1 cup of Cheddar cheese to the potatoes, plus half of the bacon and 2 green onions, sliced, but saving a big pinch of the green onion for garnish. Toss everything together.
For the sauce, whisk together 1 small can of evaporated milk, a cup of sour cream and 1/2 stick of butter that has been melted and cooled. Add parsley, garlic salt and pepper and whisk that in.
Pour mixture over the potatoes and gently toss to coat.
Use a potato masher to break down some of the slices to desired texture. Some people completely mash the potatoes, but I left them mostly whole slices.
Turn out into the prepared baking dish, cover with foil and bake at 350 degrees F for 40 minutes or until heated through.
Remove, top with the remaining 1/2 cup of shredded Cheddar cheese, return to the oven, uncovered, until cheese is melted about 5 minutes.
Garnish top with remaining bacon and green onion.
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Recipe: Cheesy Loaded Twice-Baked Potato Casserole©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 45 min | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 2 pounds of red skinned potatoes, about 10 medium, baked
- Olive oil
- Kosher salt, to taste
- 4 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled, divided
- 1 (5 ounce) can of evaporated milk
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter, melted and cooled
- 1-1/2 cups of shredded Cheddar cheese, divided
- 2 green onions, sliced, reserve a teaspoon for garnish
- 1 teaspoon of chopped fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon of garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon of freshly cracked black pepper, or to taste
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Scrub potatoes, puncture each with a knife to vent, toss with olive oil and salt and place on a pan. Bake at 400 degrees F for 45 minutes or until tender. Meanwhile, cook the bacon to crisp; set aside, chop once cooled, reserving half for garnish; set aside. Set potatoes aside until cool enough to handle, then slice in half lengthwise, then into half rounds about 1/4 to 1/2-inch thick. Place into a large bowl. Add 1 cup of the Cheddar cheese and half of the bacon. Set aside a big pinch of the green onion for garnish and add the rest to the potatoes; toss.
When ready to bake, preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Butter an 8 x 8 inch baking dish; set aside. Blend together the evaporated milk, sour cream and melted butter. Add parsley, garlic salt and pepper. Pour mixture over the potatoes and gently toss. Use a potato masher to break down the chunks to desired texture. Turn out into the prepared baking dish, cover and bake at 350 degrees F for 40 minutes or until heated through. Remove, top with the remaining 1/2 cup of shredded Cheddar cheese, return to the oven, uncovered, until cheese is melted, about 5 minutes. Garnish top with remaining bacon and green onion. Serve immediately.
Cook's Notes: Double for a cookout, potluck or church supper. Leftover baked potatoes are perfect for this, so if you're already baking some, bake extra, or bake the potatoes ahead to save time. Also good for smoked potatoes.
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When considering scalable system design, it helps to decouple functionality and think about each part of the system as its own service with a clearly defined interface. In practice, systems designed in this way are said to have a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). For these types of systems, each service has its own distinct functional context, and interaction with anything outside of that context takes place through an abstract interface, typically the public-facing API of another service.
Deconstructing a system into a set of complementary services decouples the operation of those pieces from one another. This abstraction helps establish clear relationships between the service, its underlying environment, and the consumers of that service. Creating these clear delineations can help isolate problems, but also allows each piece to scale independently of one another. This sort of service-oriented design for systems is very similar to object-oriented design for programming.
In our example, all requests to upload and retrieve images are processed by the same server; however, as the system needs to scale it makes sense to break out these two functions into their own services.
Fast-forward and assume that the service is in heavy use; such a scenario makes it easy to see how longer writes will impact the time it takes to read the images (since they two functions will be competing for shared resources). Depending on the architecture this effect can be substantial. Even if the upload and download speeds are the same (which is not true of most IP networks, since most are designed for at least a 3:1 download-speed:upload-speed ratio), read files will typically be read from cache, and writes will have to go to disk eventually (and perhaps be written several times in eventually consistent situations). Even if everything is in memory or read from disks (like SSDs), database writes will almost always be slower than reads. (Pole Position, an open source tool for DB benchmarking, and results.)
Another potential problem with this design is that a Web server like Apache or lighttpd typically has an upper limit on the number of simultaneous connections it can maintain (defaults are around 500, but can go much higher) and in high traffic, writes can quickly consume all of those. Since reads can be asynchronous, or take advantage of other performance optimizations like gzip compression or chunked transfer encoding, the Web server can switch serve reads faster and switch between clients quickly serving many more requests per second than the max number of connections (with Apache and max connections set to 500, it is not uncommon to serve several thousand read requests per second). Writes, on the other hand, tend to maintain an open connection for the duration for the upload, so uploading a 1MB file could take more than 1 second on most home networks, so that Web server could only handle 500 such simultaneous writes.
Figure 2: Splitting out reads and writes..
Planning for this sort of bottleneck makes a good case to split out reads and writes of images into their own services, shown in Figure 2. This allows us to scale each of them independently (since it is likely we will always do more reading than writing), but also helps clarify what is going on at each point. Finally, this separates future concerns, which would make it easier to troubleshoot and scale a problem like slow reads.
The advantage of this approach is that we are able to solve problems independently of one another — we don't have to worry about writing and retrieving new images in the same context. Both of these services still leverage the global corpus of images, but they are free to optimize their own performance with service-appropriate methods (for example, queuing up requests, or caching popular images — more on this below). And from a maintenance and cost perspective each service can scale independently as needed, which is great because if they were combined and intermingled, one could inadvertently impact the performance of the other as in the scenario discussed above.
Of course, the above example can work well when you have two different endpoints (in fact this is very similar to several cloud storage providers' implementations and Content Delivery Networks). There are lots of ways to address these types of bottlenecks though, and each has different tradeoffs.
For example, Flickr solves this read/write issue by distributing users across different shards such that each shard can only handle a set number of users, and as users increase more shards are added to the cluster (see the presentation on Flickr's scaling). In the first example it is easier to scale hardware based on actual usage (the number of reads and writes across the whole system), whereas Flickr scales with their user base (but forces the assumption of equal usage across users so there can be extra capacity). In the former an outage or issue with one of the services brings down functionality across the whole system (no-one can write files, for example), whereas an outage with one of Flickr's shards will only affect those users. In the first example it is easier to perform operations across the whole dataset — for example, updating the write service to include new metadata or searching across all image metadata — whereas with the Flickr architecture each shard would need to be updated or searched (or a search service would need to be created to collate that metadata — which is in fact what they do).
When it comes to these systems there is no right answer, but it helps to go back to the principles at the start of this article, determine the system needs (heavy reads or writes or both, level of concurrency, queries across the data set, ranges, sorts, etc.), benchmark different alternatives, understand how the system will fail, and have a solid plan for when failure happens.
In order to handle failure gracefully a Web architecture must have redundancy of its services and data. For example, if there is only one copy of a file stored on a single server, then losing that server means losing that file. Losing data is seldom a good thing, and a common way of handling it is to create multiple, or redundant, copies.
This same principle also applies to services. If there is a core piece of functionality for an application, ensuring that multiple copies or versions are running simultaneously can secure against the failure of a single node.
Creating redundancy in a system can remove single points of failure and provide a backup or spare functionality if needed in a crisis. For example, if there are two instances of the same service running in production, and one fails or degrades, the system can failover to the healthy copy. Failover can happen automatically or require manual intervention.
Another key part of service redundancy is creating a shared-nothing architecture. With this architecture, each node is able to operate independently of one another and there is no central "brain" managing state or coordinating activities for the other nodes. This helps a lot with scalability since new nodes can be added without special conditions or knowledge. However, and most importantly, there is no single point of failure in these systems, so they are much more resilient to failure.
For example, in our image server application, all images would have redundant copies on another piece of hardware somewhere (ideally in a different geographic location in the event of a catastrophe like an earthquake or fire in the data center), and the services to access the images would be redundant, all potentially servicing requests. (See Figure 3.) (Load balancers are a great way to make this possible, but there is more on that below).
Figure 3: Image hosting application with redundancy
There may be very large data sets that are unable to fit on a single server. It may also be the case that an operation requires too many computing resources, diminishing performance and making it necessary to add capacity. In either case you have two choices: scale vertically or horizontally.
Scaling vertically means adding more resources to an individual server. So for a very large data set, this might mean adding more (or bigger) hard drives so a single server can contain the entire data set. In the case of the compute operation, this could mean moving the computation to a bigger server with a faster CPU or more memory. In each case, vertical scaling is accomplished by making the individual resource capable of handling more on its own.
To scale horizontally, on the other hand, is to add more nodes. In the case of the large data set, this might be a second server to store parts of the data set, and for the computing resource it would mean splitting the operation or load across some additional nodes. To take full advantage of horizontal scaling, it should be included as an intrinsic design principle of the system architecture, otherwise it can be quite cumbersome to modify and separate out the context to make this possible.
When it comes to horizontal scaling, one of the more common techniques is to break up your services into partitions, or shards. The partitions can be distributed such that each logical set of functionality is separate; this could be done by geographic boundaries, or by another criteria like non-paying versus paying users. The advantage of these schemes is that they provide a service or data store with added capacity.


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Shakedown Cruise
In the U.S. Navy, a plank owner is a member of a ship's original crew. Historically, the first voyage of a vessel is its shakedown cruise, where you learn what needs fixing before the ship goes into service. These initial cruises are often unremarkable, although the USS Triton won the Presidential Unit Citation for its 1960 shakedown cruise. Of course, the plank holder captain, Captain Beach, circumnavigated the globe underwater, so it was the exception that proves the rule.
The last few weeks I've been shaking down lwos, my lightweight operating system targeted for small computers. I showed a simple example running under Linux (which hardly needs lwos, but makes testing simpler). I decided it was time to really shake down lwos on some actual embedded hardware.
I have a reputation as being anti Arduino, but that's not entirely true. It is true that I find some aspects of them annoying, and I often dump the IDE and program them directly like I would a regular AVR processor (here is one good reference for that). However, they are ubiquitous and I have enjoyed the inexpensive hardware and accessories the Arduino mania has brought.
So — surprise — I decided to do a simple Arduino project with lwos. I had been wanting to figure out how to mix "normal" code with the Arduino "sketches" anyway, so I figured this would be a good chance to get it all working.
Like any shakedown cruise, I found a few rough spots to smooth out. Some of them were specific to the Arduino, but others were just things that didn't hold up under the stress of a real project.
For the hardware I used an Arduino Duemilanove board. This is a conventional Arduino based on an ATMega 328 that has a USB connection instead of a serial port. I also picked up an inexpensive LCD daughterboard (I just can't bring myself to say shield). These are fairly common and sport a 2x16 LCD with wiring for a 4-bit interface. There is also an array of switches in an up/down/left/right/select pattern. Oddly, the switches aren't directly wired to the processor. Instead, they select different resistor values in a voltage divider and the Arduino reads different values on analog channel 0 depending on which button is held down.
Despite the Triton's voyage, most shakedown cruises aren't anything too exciting. For the shakedown project I decided to make a binary clock. Actually, binary is a bit of a misnomer. I have one on my desk already — a commercial product with LEDs that shows the time in BCD format. There are four groups of LEDs: one for 10s of hours, one for hours, one for 10s of minutes, and one for minutes. This is easier to read at a glance than straight binary.
Of course, this clock has an LCD (see figure below or watch this). The operation is simple: The top line shows the BCD time as 1s and 0s (it would be easy enough to use asterisks for lit LEDs and a space or an O for a dark LED, though). The bottom line shows a moving star to indicate the clock is active. If you use the up and down buttons, the clock's backlight gets brighter or dimmer. You can press the left button and the bottom line will turn to an H. Now the up and down buttons adjust the hours (from 0 to 23). Pressing the right button allows you to adjust the minutes (and the status line shows an M). To go back to the normal mode, press select.
You might argue that you don't really need an operating system — lightweight or otherwise — to write this program. You'd be right, of course. But you can set up the program as a series of tasks and that's the purpose of a shakedown cruise.
If you recall, lwos has a task table that defines the tasks that will execute. Here's the task table for the binary clock project:
// The task table (priority order) TASK_TABLE TASK_DEF(TASK_READY,secminutes) TASK_DEF(TASK_READY,hour) TASK_DEF(TASK_READY,timing) TASK_DEF(TASK_READY,disp) TASK_DEF(TASK_READY,ui) TASK_TABLE_END
The tasks, in order, do the following functions:
- Update seconds and minutes
- Update hours
- Update the
- Updates the display
- Handles the user button inputs
The Arudino has a handy library for driving the LCD and I quickly wrote a small module for reading the switches. Armed with these, the task functions (and a few helper subroutines) were quick to write. You can find the entire program online, but here's the
secminutes task, for example:
int secminutes(Task *tcb) { ss++; if (ss>59) { mm++; ss=0; } task_sleep(10); }
The user task that handles time uses the Arduino's
millis function. The timing is one place that the shakedown project uncovered a possible flaw in the original design. The original code set the wake up time as an absolute
task_tick value. So if the current tick value was, say, 100 and the program did a
task_sleep(10) call, the scheduler would wake it up at tick 110 or later.
The issue is that when the
task_tick counter might overflow things can get confusing. It is true that a signed compare could work since overflows work out. However, that doesn't completely solve the problem. Suppose a task sleeps at tick value 0x7FF0 for 5 ticks. However, the computer is busy at tick value 0x7FF5 and instead attempts to reschedule the sleeping task much later. Since the tick counter will now be negative, it will be a very long time before the sleeping task wakes up.
There are several solutions to this problem, but I picked one that I've used before. Each task stores the number of ticks it wants to wait and each tick decreases that count. When a waiting task reaches zero, it is eligible to start again. Not only did this require a small time to the scheduler, but it also required a change in how the user task that sets the
task_tick variable works. In the old scheme, the program could directly manipulate the
task_tick variable. With this technique, the program has to call a function to update the count. This allows the scheduler to update each task's wait status.
That change was because using the timer feature in a real program didn't work out quite like I had planned. The other changes I had to make were to work around the peculiarities of the Arduino. I'll talk more about those changes next time.
If you want to see the code (or try it for yourself) you can download it here. I have been keeping the core code on Google code but the Arduino branch is not there yet (although it could be by the time you read this). I'll have more to say about the Arduino-specific lessons learned doing the port next time.


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Wounded officer well respected in Norwich
Norwich — Police Chief Louis J. Fusaro Sr. says he cares about the health and welfare of Officer Jonathan Ley, and all his officers, as if they were his own sons and daughters.
With Ley still in a bed at Yale-New Haven Hospital recovering from multiple gunshot wounds, Fusaro said at a press conference Tuesday that the thoughts and prayers of Ley's fellow officers are with him.
"This is something you don't want to see happen to one of your kids," Fusaro said with an emotional crack in his voice.
Norwich officers were in a somber mood Tuesday, sleep-deprived either from a night spent at a standoff with a Norwich gunman or from an overnight vigil at Ley's bedside.
Crisis counselors from the city's employee assistance program were made available to officers for a debriefing of the incident. The Norwich Police Chaplains Unit also was on hand.
The only good news of the day came when Ley's condition was upgraded overnight and again Tuesday, going from critical to serious to fair. Ley's family joined Norwich officers at the hospital throughout the night Monday. Ley, father of a 2-year-old son, was talking and helping everyone stay upbeat, Fusaro said.
Fusaro said the investigation into the standoff, which ended with a self-inflicted gunshot wound by gunman Jason Razzino, was being handled by the state police major crime unit and the New London County State's Attorney's Office.
"The incident's over but much work remains," Fusaro said. "At this point, our priority is the health and welfare of Officer Jonathan Ley."
Speaking from memory, police say Ley is the first Norwich officer to be shot since Officer Vic Darr was injured by a shotgun blast while pursuing a bank robber in downtown Norwich in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
Ley, a 38-year-old Norwich native who was hired by the department in 1998, is well respected by his peers and has of late become the face of the department for candidates and new recruits. For the past two years, he has worked as a background investigator with the department's recruitment, selections and training division, attending numerous job fairs in the department's ongoing recruitment effort.
Ley has served in numerous department capacities, including boat captain and trainer, and mountain bike instructor, and is a certified police instructor who has been involved in regional training in areas of police batons, pepper spray, handcuffing, and arrest and control.
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"He's a dedicated officer who takes the recruitment job very seriously — like everything else he does here," Norwich Capt. Patrick Daley said. "He's super, super committed."
Fusaro said Ley was the recipient of a 2004 lifesaving award and an exceptional service medal in 2008, and has received numerous commendations and exemplary service commentaries from citizens.
"He's a pleasure to be around," Fusaro said.
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The next time you create a newsletter for your company or organization, please consider using cartoons instead of clipart. Cartoons are an affordable way to add some fun to your newsletters and bring more attention to your important news and messages. When a cartoon from your newsletter shows up on a cubicle wall or refrigerator door, it will remind readers of your previous issue and make them look forward to the next edition of your newsletter. Continue reading


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Windows 8 Apps with HTML5 and JavaScript Unleashed
by Stephen Walter
As you surely know from the substantial coverage of Windows 8, if you can write JavaScript and have some practice with HTML5's new features, you can write a Win8 app. This short, handy guide is an excellent tutorial on how to do so. It assumes you know JavaScript and HTML5 and starts from there. It begins by creating and packaging the app, then shows you how to manage various elements of the app's construction using templates, built-in resources (including the most common controls), and techniques for handling local storage access. An additional section discusses the Live SDK, which is how you connect to back-end services for tasks such as authentication or simply moving files to and from Microsoft SkyDrive.
Unlike any of the other books discussed here, this volume has color throughout: The code uses color syntax, and numerous full-color illustrations show how the controls work and exactly what the included code snippets do.
Due to the book's straightforward explanations and easy-to-follow step-by-step directions, this is probably the simplest way to learn to write Windows 8 apps. Highly recommended.


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This document provides an overview/reference of the Simplified JavaScript API for Plasmoids. The "Simplified" refers to the fact that it isn't a full binding to all of Qt or KDE's libraries, but a highly focused set of bindings designed to make writing Plasmoids fast and easy, while remaining powerful.
The API in this documentation covers the JavaScript API as it appears in the KDE Software Compilation as of version 4.4, unless otherwise noted. This API ships as part of the KDE Base Runtime package, so can be relied on being there by any application that is Powered By KDE.
If you have not done so already, please read the "plasmoid" design document first.
This document describes the native Plasma API available to Simplified JavaScript Plasmoids. What makes them "Simplified" is that they do not have access to the entire C++ API in the Plasma, KDE and Qt libraries (let alone things lower in the API stack). This helps ensure that these Plasmoids are more likely to work properly between releases as changes in underlying API don't affect them as well as allowing Plasma to offer stronger security guarantees around them.
To denote that this Plasmoid is a Simplified JavaScript widget, ensure that in the metadata.desktop file there is this line:
What follows is a description of the runtime environment available to a Simplified JavaScript Plasmoid.
The Simplified JavaScript API is powered by Qt's QtScript system which provides access to a full featured ECMA Script interpreter. If it works in ECMA Script, it will work in a Simplified JavaScript Plasmoid. As an interesting implementation note, QtScript uses the high performance ECMA Script interpreter from WebKit and shares this code with QtWebKit.
On top of the ECMA Script language, QtScript provides Qt integration features. Probably the most useful one in this context is the use of signals and slots which is Qt's callback mechanism. Signals may be emitted in QtScript by calling the signal method in question, a signal can be connected to a slot by using the connect() method (and disconnected with disconnect()) and any function defined in the Plasmoid may be used as a slot. For example:
function onClick()
print("We got clicked!")
function onFirstClick() {
print("First click!") button.clicked.disconnect(onFirstClick)
button = new PushButton button.clicked.connect(onClick) button.clicked.connect(onFirstClick) button.clicked() This will print out:
We got clicked!
First click!
on the console when the Plasmoid starts, and the "We got clicked!" again whenever the button is clicked by the user.
The object that emitted the signal that caused a slot to be called can be retrieved using the QObject sender read-only property of the global plasmoid object.
Starting in API v2, it is possible register functions as event handlers. To register an event handler, use:
The event parameter is the name of the event (see list at end of section for known events) and the handler parameter is the function that will be called whenever the event occurs. Event names are not case sensitive. An event object will be passed into the handler, and the type and behavior of that object is event specific.
Any number of event handlers may be added to a given event, and one handler may be registered to any number of events. The order of execution of event handlers is not guaranteed.
To remove an event handler, use:
The function passed in will no longer be called as a result of the event occurring. Any currently pending calls to the listener are still made, however.
If an event handler is registered using addEventListener, then any callback in the global plasmoid object that may be related to the same event will be suppressed. For instance, if an event handler is registered using addEventListener for the paintInterface event, then plasmoid.paintInterface will not be called.
Following are the input events which are recognized on the Plasmoid along with the type of event object passed in to registered event listeners:
// anonymous function as a listener on KeyPress
plasmoid.addEventListener('KeyPress', function(a) { print(a.key) })
function output() {
print('Hover Event!')
function hovered(event) {
plasmoid.busy = true plasmoid.removeEventListener('HoverEnter', output)
function unhovered(event) {
plasmoid.busy = false
plasmoid.addEventListener('HoverEnter', hovered) plasmoid.addEventListener('HoverLeave', unhovered) plasmoid.addEventListener('HoverEnter', output) plasmoid.addEventListener('HoverLeave', output)
The following two events are used in conjuction with Addons. See the Addons section for more information on Addons.
There is a global object available to the Plasmoid called, appropriately, "plasmoid". It has a number of useful properties (some of which are read only, but many of which are read/write), functions, constant values and callbacks. Each are enumerated below.
See the section on Events above.
There are some events that are generated by Plasma for the Plasmoid. These can often be caught by providing a function assigned to a specific name in the plasmoid object. For instance, to get notified of form factor changes, one would provide a formFactorChanged method as follows:
plasmoid.formFactorChanged = function() {
print("the form factor has changed to: " + plasmoid.formFactor())
The following callbacks are used to notify the Plasmoid of changes in its running environment:
Other callbacks include:
In API v2, all of these callbacks can also be used as events. So, for instance, instead of implementing plasmoid.popupEvent, one could also write:
plasmoid.addEventListener('popupEvent', function(shown) { print('shown? ' + shown) } )
This would also suppress any calls to plasmoid.popupEvent.
Further documentation on these callbacks can be found in the relevant sections below.
A set of read-only properties (and in most cases notification functions) that tell the Plasmoid about its current environment:
A set of read/write properties that allow the Plasmoid to set various visual or functional properties:
Read Only Properties:
To paint directly on to the canvas, a widget may implement the paintInterface function in the plasmoid object:
plasmoid.paintInterface = function(painter) { /* painting code goes here*/ }
See the Painting section below for information about helpful classes and functions that can be used when implementing a paintInterface function.
Read/Write Properties:
var path = plasmoid.file("mainscript") or
var pm = new QPixmap(plasmoid.file("images", "mypixmap.png"))
Configuration values can be defined using KConfig XT XML files in the contents/config/ directory of the Plasmoid's package. The default file that is looked for and used is contents/config/main.xml.
Read-write properties:
User customization can be offered by providing a Qt Designer file called contents/ui/config.ui in the Plasmoid's package.
It's possible to add some items to the popup menu of the Plasmoid.
In the global namespace are a set of useful enumerations that can be used with various classes in the Simplified Javascript Plasmoid API. These include:
If you need to align something in the center (both horizontally and vertically) you can sum the constans.
The Plasma framework provides a set of standard user interface elements such as pushbuttons and checkboxes for use in Plasmoids, and these are available from the Simplified Javascript API as well. These elements follow the Plasma style and other conventions so that widgets blend well both visually and functionally with other Plasma elements.
Note that some UI elements have functions that are synonymous with a read-write property. In those cases, the function can serve as a slot and be connected to signals for easy setting of the property.
Some of the UI elements are able to accept data directly from DataEngines. These widgets will have a dataUpdated function and can be passed into the DataEngine::connectSource method successfully.
DataEngine-aware UI elements include:
By default, all of the Plasma user interface elements have the following properties:
Most UI Elements are able to have their appearance adjust using a CSS stylesheet. All of these elements have the following read/write property:
Read-write properties:
Read-only properties:
Read-write properties:
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API v2 adds:
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This is just a plain element with no painting or other features. It is useful primarily as a place holder, especially to contain layouts for other elements.
Read-only properties:
Read-write properties:
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There are a handful of other undocumented properties and functions available to UI elements. These are not supported or guaranteed to exist in future versions however, and as such should not be used or relied upon.
An Animation object can be retrieved by calling the Animation animation(string type) function. The string corresponds to the type of animation, which are listed below.
New Animation objects are associated with (and therefore will animate) the Plasmoid by default. By setting the widgetToAnimate property, however, it can be assigned to animate any QGraphicsWidget desired (e.g. Plasma widgets such as push buttons, sliders, etc) .
All Animation objects have the following enumerations:
The reference point, relative to the target widget, for the animation.
With the exception of Pause and Property animations, all animations support the following read/write properties:
Animations may be put into groups for convenient sequential or parallel running. Sequential groups, where the animations run one after the other, are handled by the AnimationGroup class. Parallel aniations, where the animations run simultaneously, are handled the ParallelAnimationGroup class.
Animations are added to a group by calling add(Animation) on the group object. Groups may also be added to other groups.
Custom animation types can be defined using Javascript files that are included as part of the Plasmoid's package in the contents/animations/ directory. To learn how to create such animations and access them from your Plasmoid, visit the Javascript Animations tutorial.
Below is a list of all current standard animation types and their particular read/write properties:
Animates an object (must be a QObject internally, which includes all Plasma Widgets) by manipulating one of its properties. Property animations have the following read/write properties:
Used to set the progress shape of Animation objects, this class has the following read-only properties:
as well as the following read/write property:
and the following enumeration:
See the "Painting and Layout" section, part of the Global Plasmoid object chapter, for information on using these classes within a widget.
The QPixmap object allows widgets to use pixmaps for painting. Widgets may include pixmaps in various common formats (PNG, JPEG, GIF, etc.) in the contents/images/ directory of the Plasmoid package and load them by passing the name of the file into the pixmap constructor:
var pixmap = new QPixmap("myimage.png")
In addition to being used as a file load, some objects return or take pixmaps and the QPixmap object facilitates that as well.
Read-only properties:
(Since 4.4.1)
The QIcon object provides simple access to icons. They can be constructed using a String or a QPixmap, with the String version either loading a file from disk if given an absolute path (useful for loading icons from the Plasmoid's package) or from the desktop icon theme if given just a name (e.g. "file-open").
Read-only properties:
Plasma makes heavy usage of SVG images. More information on this industry standard scalable vector format can be found here:
Free and Open Source Software tools for creating SVGs include Inkscape and Karbon13. Widgets may include their own SVG files in the contents/images/ directory or may use SVG images that are part of the standard Plasma Desktop Theme as documented here:
Two classes are provide: Svg and FrameSvg. Svg allows loading and painting entire SVG documents or individual elements in an SVG document. FrameSvg extends Svg with methods to paint bordered frames from specially crafted SVG documents (see the Plasma Desktop Theme documentation for more information on this).
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See the JavaScript Plasmoid DataEngine tutorials
Read-only properties:
The following functions are only of interest to DataEngine reimplementations (e.g. JavaScript DataEngines):
This class represents an item on the canvas. Support is only provided so that GraphicsItem objects returned or taken by other objects work. There is no meaningful API provided directly in the JavaScript runtime for these objects and they should not need to be used directly.
The QSizePolicy class is a layout attribute describing horizontal and vertical resizing policy. This can be set on any graphics widget that you have using the enums provided for this (QtSizePolicy ), for example:
button = new PushButton(); button.sizePolicy = QSizePolicy(QSizePolicyMaximum, QSizePolicyFixed);
This is useful when your widgets are being laid out by a layout (specially the anchor layout).
This object is returned by input/output access for asynchronous file and data access (see the section on Extensions for documentation on getUrl). It is used by connecting Javascript functions in your code to the relevant signals.
Read-write properties:
Represents a local or remote address. To create a new Url (or assign to an existing one), use the following syntax:
var url = new Url("http://kde.org")
Read-only properties:
Read-write properties (each representing a portion of the full URL):
This class provides an array of bytes. This is often used by data centric objects, such as the Job classes returned by getUrl.
Read-only properties:
Plasmoids may also have plugins of their own, also written in Javascript, and which are shipped separately to the Plasmoid. These are referred to as "Addons" and are packaged similarly to a Plasmoid. For more information on creating Javascript Addons, visit the Javascript Addons tutorial.
It is possible to list, load and be notified of new Addons having been installed for your Plasmoid.
The following are the Addon events which are recognized by the Plasmoid along with the type of event objects (if any) that are passed to registered event listeners that are registered with addEventListener:
The AddonInformation object contains the following read-only properties:
An API extension is a security controlled set of functions and objects that are loaded on demand. These extensions are requested by the widget by listing the required and the optional extensions (if any) it wants loaded in its metadata.desktop file. This way, even prior to the widget being loaded, Plasma can know what it will want.
Required extensions are requested using the X-Plasma-RequiredExtensions key, and optional extensions with the X-Plasma-OptionalExtensions. For example:
Each of the built-in extensions provided are described below.
Provides access to open and save dialog classes: OpenFileDialog and SaveFileDialog. Both are non-modal and run asynchronously, so the signals must be used. Other than the name difference (and resulting UI variance) the API for each is identical:
This extension allows access to local files.
This extensions allows access to network addresses.
This extension allows access to data and files via http and https.
Adds methods to the global plasmoid object that allow launching applications, running commands and opening files and urls.


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Some of you may have noticed over the last few days I sort of dropped off the radar. More of you were probably off having fun, and likely assumed I was also wrapped up in the extended 4th of July festivities that stretched over two weekends and cut the work week down the middle. As holidays go, the 4th usually tops my list. Kicking back with some friends, enjoying barbeques, hanging out on the beach and watching fireworks. Not standing in a cemetery and watching a young friend laid to rest.
Some funerals sting more than others. Though it's never easy to lose someone, it's easier to come to terms with their passing when they had a long, full life. But when it's someone with so many years ahead and so much potential, someone with such incredible vitality, someone who touched the lives of so many around them, the loss hits hard. And it's times like these make you step back and take stock in how you're living your own life. It makes you wish you'd taken more time for the people and things that really matter, and it makes you realize that perhaps it's time to start, before the next box goes in the ground and the chance is lost. There isn't a do-over button in this game. We all go day to day, rushing around, wrapped up in our problems and worries, losing sight of the fact that we really need to take time for those who matter. Take the time while it's there to take, because this is life, after all, and in the end, none of us are going to make it out alive. Take time to laugh with friends while they're still above ground, because meeting up in a cemetery is a lousy place and time for a get-together. You taught us all some great lessons, John, right to the end, and beyond. We're going to miss you, but for those who knew you, we're going to live life and celebrate your memory.
As I wrote this, another friend posted her reflection on John's passing, and she so perfectly put into words what made John special and why he will truly be missed.
Recently a friend and coworker of mine died. The fact that he changed me as a person makes me so happy and mourn the loss of a great person even more so. He was a man who lived life to his fullest, for better or for worse. Never have I met somebody who so kindly tried to encourage me to come out of my shell, while still being entirely respectful of my wallflower tendencies. It would be a disservice to his memory to stay locked away. Because of him I have decided to stop being afraid to live life.
R.I.P. John Vaillencourt. The most genuine bullshit artist you'd ever meet. Always the life of a party, a loving father, and someone who wore his faults proudly but could win over anyone with his cheer and good heart.


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QtCreator is an IDE from Nokia for Qt. It contains QtDesigner for UI design. This article describes:
To create your C++ applications you can use any text editor. But life will be much easier if you gain QtCreator's features. That means
Here is a short example of how you can create a "hello world" application. For more information read the user documentation.
Call QtCreator
Then select New File or Project -> Qt C++ Project -> Qt Gui Application -> name = helloworld -> Next -> Next -> Finish
Select Edit -> Forms -> mainwindow.ui. Add the widgets you want by drag-and-drop:
Select the mainwindow. This is the one un-intuitive step. To lay out the objects in the mainwindow, you do not select the objects in the mainwindow, but the mainwindow itself.
Select Form -> Lay Out in a Grid
You get a decent look, and if you resize the window, the widgets resize as well.
To use KDE classes like KMessageBox, you need to tell QtCreator to use the KDE libraries when building. Go to your home directory, change into yourproject and modify yourproject.pro. Add the line
LIBS += -lkdeui
Then you can start using KDE classes in your code.
To add a toolbar, right-click on the UI and choose "Add Toolbar". Then you can set icons and text in your mainwindow's constructor with code like this:
ui->toolBar->addAction(QIcon("/usr/share/icons/oxygen/22x22/apps/ktip.png"),"hello world");
This describes how to use QtCreator to integrate existing KDE 4 applications. It has been tested with QtCreator 1.2.80 and SUSE Linux 11.1 but should work same or similar with every combination. As an example KDE application we use ktimetracker from the kdepim module, other applications should work likewise.
You can either work with code on your disk or have QtCreator do the Subversion checkout.
/root/kdepim -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local -DLIB_SUFFIX=64 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull
DLIB_SUFFIX=64 means that you want to install your libraries into directories named lib64, not lib. /root/kdepim is where your source code is.
Projects -> Active run configuration=ktimetracker -> build settings -> build steps -> make -> show details -> activate ktimetracker.
Projects -> Active run configuration=ktimetracker -> build settings -> build steps -> make -> show details -> addtional Arguments = -j8