Nothing was too much trouble and when we asked for an extra couple of items for the kitchen, they were bought and hand delivered the very next morning by Martin the owner. It was a lovely touch to have fresh milk and organic eggs on our arrival too. It was lovely to visit the chickens on their free range farm and surprised how friendly they were. The cottage was located in a great area to explore the Cotswolds and the local town Chippenham is only a 10 minute drive and has everything you need. Would definitely recommend this place to anybody looking for a peaceful getaway.
If you want peace, quiet and tranquility then this place is ideal. It is an organic egg farm with plenty of wildlife about if you watch carefully. Plenty to see and do locally. The owner, Martin is friendly and helpful but does not intrude upon your holiday. There if you need him. The gift of fresh organic eggs, milk and biscuits were a treat not often experienced in holiday properties. Coffee and tea available on arrival. A place to enjoy!
The house itself had many more features than expected; underfloor heating, good WiFi, good surrounding parking, a nice little garden area, and a well-stocked kitchen with a very quiet dishwasher. The house itself is on a small farm but disruption from this was minimal - we didn't hear any noise at all. The hosts were very friendly, and the resident chickens are great fun to watch! The pub at the end of the road does good food and a great monthly pub quiz, and the house is within easy travelling distance from at least two major supermarkets. The only note is to ensure you look at the map on the website, as the road the house is on is quite long with quite a few properties along it. Thanks to Martin for the stay.
Excellent cottage, good location, very warm welcome from host, and we had the bonus of good weather as well! Looking forward to returning in the future. Would thoroughly recommend.
Fantastic open planned area with underfloor heating, great for socialising, in a cold winter night. Walks on the door step- no need to get in the car, however, convenient for accessing beautiful and historic places such as Bath and Malmesbury. The extra touches were very much appreciated-Xmas tree, bottle of sparkly, gorgeous nibbles and of course the eggs!
Everything was there to make out stay comfortable and enjoyable. Would definitely go back.
The owner Martin is very hospitable, stopping by to ensure we had everything we needed whilst personally delivering a dozen fresh eggs from his hens! Nothing was too much trouble and he was very helpful if we had any questions. The cottage itself was as advertised by Sykes. Very clean and comfortable throughout, has everything you need for staying in and cooking if you didn't fancy going out. Many cozy nights spent in front of the log fire relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing. Such a quiet and peaceful location, ideal for relaxing and recharging your batteries. We hope to return in the near future. Thank you for a wonderful holiday.
The only thing which was misleading was the implication that the cottage had its own washing machine - in fact it's shared with one of the other properties and is in a separate building. Nonetheless we loved the place.
Martin, our host, welcomed us to the property personally and among the small treats that were in the cottage included a dozen free range eggs, from the hens on the farm, and a bottle of organic milk. The cottage itself was spacious (for four of us), clean and well maintained, with all mod cons. I would certainly recommend anyone wishing to visit Wiltshire to stay at the Woodmans Cottage as its a great base for a fab holiday.
The cottage and surroundings where relaxing and peaceful. The cottage itself was equiped in very high standard. There was absolutely nothing what wasn't right.
Would benefit from a barbecue outside and some instructions/ useful information. Cleanliness could have been a little better, kitchen worktops were a little dirty on arrival as was the fridge which let down the super dressing of the cottage.
We anticipated beautiful timeless, greystone villages and elegant historic towns. What we were not ready for was 'Woodman's Cottage'. It's beautiful, spacious features, extremely comfortable furnishing (both living and bedroom areas) are aimed at one thing to provide for the visitor everything they require for total comfort. With a rich agenda of sights to see, places to visit, it was SO comforting to know that the cottage was there to welcome our weary return and provide such comfort each evening. The superb showers were a big hit! Martin Lewis, the owner, made us immediately feel at home; making himself available for information, guidance and any assistance we might have required. All this on top of providing for the weary new inhabitants, a dozen organic eggs, milk, tea and coffee. Nothing was too much trouble for him! Visitors could not ask for a better host! We will certainly be returning to Woodman's Cottage; if there is a vacancy! This is our first experience of Sykes Cottages and on the strength of this, we could not recommend the company highly enough! Thank you so much for a very special experience.
The property looked lovely and once inside we were very impressed. The cottage was well presented, with all the amenities we needed for our week away. Milk, organic eggs, tea, coffee, sugar and biscuits were provided so we didn't need to go off shopping straight away. Within the cottage there was plenty of hot water, the bed was very comfortable ensuring that you were well rested for the next day, the bathroom has a very powerful shower and underfloor heating. We loved opening the curtains in the morning to see the cows from the rear of the cottage. Martin introduced himself on our first afternoon telling us about the cottage and local area and told us to call him if we needed anything. We had a fantastic time and would recommend this lovely cottage to our friends and family.
All the fittings were of a high standard and the beds were very comfortable. We enjoyed our week's stay there and would have no hesitation in recommending it.
Beautifully furnished with very comfortable beds and quality bed linen. Also both ensuites have fantastic showers. It's very peaceful and a lovely base for touring the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. We had a warm welcome from Martin and he checked in on us the next day to make sure we were happy with everything. There was a welcome tray with coffee, tea and biscuits and milk in the fridge. There was also a dozen organic eggs left for us which were delicious. Our hosts were also very kind as to leave an abundance of Easter eggs as we stayed over the Easter holidays. Greatly appreciated by our daughter and myself! This is somewhere I can see us staying time and time again. I can't recommend Woodmans Cottage enough.
Three cottages situated in the village of Upper Seagry, resting on a working farm, surrounded by beautiful countryside views. A lovely base to return to, each retreat promises a heart-warming stay, with impressive interiors that set the scene for a memorable getaway. Whether you are looking for a sightseeing holiday, or a peaceful break, Nables Farm has something for everyone. There will be many cosy nights discussing your adventures in the lovely lounge area, in front of the woodburner. A well-appointed kitchen/diner is ideal for a social evening with your family and friends, knitted together with an abundance of homely features. Why not escape into the wonderful bedrooms for some quiet time, complete with en-suite facilities that really set the standard for these exceptional properties. Any downtime can be spent relaxing outside in the delightful patio garden, admiring all that this picturesque location has to offer. Tucked away into a rural setting, there is plenty to keep visitors occupied from ample footpaths and bridleways nearby, to Malmesbury with its 12th century Benedictine Abbey, or Cotswold Water Park. A group of holiday cottages not to be missed.
A wonderfully presented, detached cottage boasting an open-plan lounge area for those endless cosy nights relaxing in front of the woodburner.
The L shaped kitchen is complete with lovely units and a contemporary design which compliments the interior effortlessly.
French doors open to the garden where you can stroll outside at your own leisure for a change of scenery.
Two bedrooms are beautifully decorated; a king-size and a twin, each adjoined by an en-suite.
The first has a wet room and the second a freestanding bath.
Views over the fields make a pleasant backdrop to the twin room and steps from the master bedroom take you outdoors, where you can admire the heart-warming landscape first-hand.
Note: this property can be booked with 935719, and 937996, together they sleep 14 people.
Note: From the first floor king-size double is a door that leads to a number of external stone steps, children must be supervised at all times.
The small North Wiltshire village of Upper Seagry is found in superb countryside only five miles north of the bustling market town of Chippenham, and six miles from the ancient town of Malmesbury.
Close to the southern end of The Cotswolds, this rural location provides a great base from which to explore this fascinating area.
There are ample footpaths and bridleways nearby, a visit to Malmesbury - with its 12th century Benedictine Abbey - is a must, whilst a trip to the Cotswold Water Park is a real treat.
Westobirt Arboretum, with its extensive collection of trees and shrubs is not to be missed.
Within an easy drive can be found the picturesque village of Castle Combe, also well known for its car racing track, and the quaint National Trust village of Lacock, used as the setting for the BBC TV serial Cranford.
The impressive Roman city of Bath, Bowood House, and the ancient stone circle at Avebury are also easily accessible.
This really is an excellent base for a relaxing and interesting break at any time of the year..


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Less than two weeks before the planned closure of a shelter for unhoused families, housing and homelessness advocates converged on the steps of San Francisco City Hall to protest the Oasis Inn's December 15 closing date. The demonstrators—many of whom live at the Oasis and are facing imminent displacement—demanded that the City move to buy the building in the Cathedral Hill neighborhood, while also calling on the Oasis's owners to sell the property to the City or a prospective nonprofit contractor at the December 6 action.
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My name is Yaas. I, and my 9 year old sister, are residents at the Oasis Hotel, which is now a family shelter. It isn't a matter of if this property should be permanently purchased, but when. For families like mine, it is the last option and for many, a safe haven making the name "Oasis" very fitting.
My sister and I are former foster youth—members of an oppressed class that makes up the majority of both homeless and imprisoned populations.
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On Tuesday, December 6, community members from around the Bay Area converged on the California Department of Transportation's (CalTrans) District 4 office in Oakland, chanting "CalTrans: stop sweeping us up!" The action, led by POOR Magazine, was convened in order to deliver a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to District Director Tony Tavares, demanding all the internal communications and budget items relating to encampment sweeps in Oakland,
City Defunds Services and Pushes Criminalization in Shut-Down of Tenderloin Linkage Center
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The Tenderloin Center was shut down by city officials on December 4. The center was a low barrier service hub serving over 400 people per day on average. They were provided with meals and connections to services including harm reduction, substance use and housing. The center also served as a safe place for people to use drugs in a supervised environment.
Originally dubbed "The Tenderloin Linkage Center," the location was created as part of Mayor London Breed's Tenderloin "State of Emergency" declaration.
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Lots of folks wonder what happened to Proposition C, the initiative entitled Our City Our Home," that was authored by the Coalition on Homelessness in conjunction with many organizations and unhoused people. The short answer is: a lot.
The long answer is that in 2018 Prop. C, which taxes corporate income at about one-half percent starting from $50 million, was sued by corporations and held up in court until 2020 when the case was won in favor of San Francisco voters.
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Q: Is it feasible to connect some devices to Android or Iphone smartphone through Wifi? I'm doing a research because I want to develop an app to which different devices connect.
The app can be an Android or iPhone smartphone. It will be for mountain equipment devices and sensors, so no wifi router is availabe. It needs long range, so Bluetooth is not an option.
I'm thinking on creating a hotspot in the smartphone and connect the devices to this hotspot. In this case, I'm thiking of this way of doing it:

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*Programatically create the hotspot in the smartphone. In Android, like this: http://www.whitebyte.info/android/android-wifi-hotspot-manager-class

*Set up the name of the hotspot in the devices so they know where to connect. Pressing a button, they connect to the hotspot.

*The android device broadcasts its IP, so devices know where to connect.

*Devices connect and send the data.

I think this could be a real scenario, but I'm worried about:

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*Maybe there's a design flaw in my scenario that I'm not seing.

*Batteries on the devices: how do batteries behave through "intensive" use of WIFI? (sending small amount of bytes of data every five minutes, e.g.).

*The ability to replicate this scenario on an iPhone. Can it be done, or should the user manually create the hotspot to do this?

*Any other feedback that I couldn't be thinking of.

Thanks.

A: Yes, on Android all of that can be done and should work fine.
Yes, you can programatically configure the hotspots info in the client.
Another way to make the connection (other then hotspot broadcasting its IP) is for the hotspot to reads it ARP cache, i.e. parse the cache to find the IP of all of the clients connected.
Battery could be a problem.  That doesn't really sound like 'intensive' use of the wifi, but it will still consume a fair bit of battery (I find that even just having the hotspot enabled draws the battery).
I don't know the answer for iPhone.

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According to police, they are searching for 24-year-old Candice Diaz and 28-year-old Brad Fields.
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She was taken to the hospital and shortly after pronounced dead.
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A manhunt is underway for Diaz and Fields, and they are believed to be driving a black 2002 Chevy Cavalier bearing Michigan license plate DTR 1854, pictured below.


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Q: can i save widgets by using shared prefrence in flutter apps? is there a way to (set and get) Color data type or a List of Widgets data type by using shared preference package
i want to save the Color that the user has choose as well as the widget. so when the user closes the app and rerun it again the app still show the color and the widgets.
thank you

A: Yes you can.
In order to save a value to disk the value must be in a type that shared preferences can use and write to disk.
For this example we will focus on the color property, convert it to a json and encode it as a string.
var color = Colors.white;
var json = {
  'r': color.r,
  'g': color.g,
  'b': color.b,
  'a': color.a
};
var serializedValue = json.encode(json);

await SharedPreferences.setString('<your unique key>', serializedValue);

Then you can use serialized value with shared preferences setString, and when you retrieve the string reverse the encoding above to create a Color type
You will need to perform this conversion for each property of the Widget in order to save and re-create it. Above I have outlined to process for the color property, you will need to do the same for the others.
You will not be able to directly save the widget to disk, as it must first be serialized to a format that can be written to disk


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On 15 November 2019, the annual conference as part of the continuing education series "Recht aktuell" concerning the latest developments in civil procedural law ("Basel CPC-Day") took place, organised by the Faculty of Law of the University of Basel. Particular attention was paid to the current federal jurisprudence on civil procedure. Among other things, the relationship between partial actions and negative declaratory actions was clarified.
Partial actions and negative declaratory counterclaim-concepts
Partial actions are a popular procedural instrument, which are mainly used to assess the chances of successful litigation and at the same time to keep the cost risk of the claimant low. A distinction is made between real and fake partial claims. The real partial action is characterised by the fact that only one part of a claim is sued (e.g. there is a purchase price claim of CHF 150'000, of which initially only CHF 30'000 is sued for). The fake partial action, on the other hand, is characterised by the fact that only a few of several claims are sued, which are based on a uniform legal basis (e.g. one month's wages are claimed for the time being, although there the total claim would befor three month's wages).
The negative declaratory counterclaim is, in a certain sense, the counterpart of the fake partial action. With this appellate remedy the defendant disputes the claim brought by the applicant with his main action in its entirety (i.e. not just partially).
Initial situation under procedural law
From a procedural point of view, it should be considered that the value of a claim determines the type of proceedings in which the claim is to be dealt with. The Swiss Code of Civil Procedure ("CPC") stipulates that the so-called simplified procedure applies in particular to property claims with a value of up to and including CHF 30'000 (Art. 243 para. 1 CPC). Only if the value of claim exceeds this amount is the so-called ordinary procedure applied. In relation to counterclaims it should be noted that according to Art. 224 para. 1 CPC, a counterclaim is only possible if the claim asserted with the counterclaim is to be judged according to the same type of procedure as the main action.
Is the negative declaratory counterclaim admissible for the entire amount?
Due to the initial situation cited above, it has long been disputed whether a negative declaratory counterclaim action can be brought against a partial action for the entire amount, even if the value in dispute of the partial action is a maximum of CHF 30'000, but the value in dispute under the negative declaratory counterclaim exceeds CHF 30'000. In this case, the partial action and the negative declaratory counterclaim would have to be dealt with in different types of proceedings, which would suggest the negative declaratory counterclaims would be inadmissable according to the wording of Art. 224 para. 1 CPC.
What does the Federal Supreme Court say? First decision in 2017
In the first decision of principle in 2017, the Federal Supreme Court stated that it was admissible to bring a negative declaratory counterclaim with an amount in dispute of more than CHF 30'000 against a genuine partial action which, in principle, was to be dealt with in a simplified procedure. In this case, both the principal claim and the counterclaim would have to be judged in the ordinary proceedings (Decisions of the Federal Supreme Court 143 III 506).
What does the Federal Supreme Court say? A new decision from 2019
In the second decision of July this year, the Federal Court had to assess the relationship between fake partial actions and negative declaratory counterclaims (Decision of the Federal Supreme Court 4A_29/2019 of 10 July 2019; the decision is planned for publication).
The claimant had demanded payment of CHF 14'981.25 plus interest, expressly reserving the right to sue for further amounts. In support of its claim, it stated that it was a partial claim and that the total claim was for overtime compensation for the years 2014, 2015 and 2016 in the amount of CHF 51'850.00 in total. Of this total claim, the claimant was asserting the overtime compensation from 2016 for the time being.
The defendant then filed a counterclaim and applied for a declaratory judgment that it did not owe the claimant any compensation for overtime. The courts of first instance in Zurich considered the negative declaratory counterclaim inadmissible because the claimant asserted a claim which could be individualised within the overall claim. Thus, there was a fake partial action, which is why the negative declaratory counterclaim was only admissible if the amount in dispute did not exceed CHF 30'000.
The Federal Supreme Court annulled the decision of the Zurich courts with reference to Decisions of the Federal Supreme Court 143 III 506. The interest in a negative declaratory counterclaim by the defendant is obvious if, for example, the claimant claims only a limited part of a holistic claim (e.g. a purchase price claim). The exception to the principle that the counterclaim must be subject to the same type of procedure pursuant to Art. 224 para. 1 CPC generally applies, however, if the partial action gives rise to an uncertainty which justifies requiring the establishment of the non-existence of a claim or a legal relationship. That condition was fulfilled in the present case: In the statement of claim, the claimant had asserted entitlement to a total claim for overtime compensation of CHF 51'850.00 for the years 2014, 2015 and 2016. However, only the overtime compensation for the year 2016 in the amount of CHF 14'981.25 was being claimed subject to the express reservation of the right to bring a subsequent action. In this situation, it must be possible for the defendant to have the overtime compensation from 2014 and 2015 assessed in the same proceedings by means of a negative declaratory counterclaim.
What conclusions can be drawn from case law?
The Federal Supreme Court has confirmed and expanded its case law, which has been criticised by various parties, according to which a negative declaratory counterclaim is admissible in (now all) partial actions, even if this would in principle have to be judged according to a different type of procedure. The Federal Supreme Court gives greater weight to the defendant's interest in security than to the plaintiff's interest in conducting a pilot lawsuit with a small cost risk with a partial action in simplified proceedings in order to assess the chances of enforcing the entire claim. Accordingly, it must always be taken into account in future that even in the case of a partial claim with a value in dispute of less than CHF 30'000 - irrespective of whether it is a genuine or a fake partial claim - the ordinary instead of the simplified procedure may be threatened under certain circumstances. This significantly increases the risk of increased litigation costs for the claimant, even if the advance for the declaratory counterclaim has to be paid by the defendant.
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Q: Vue reference is not defined for variable inside component I am trying to integrate vue.js with asp.net MVC. As the title says I have a problem with component variables.
I made a simplified code to show you guys what I am talking about.
This is my "about page", which contains some message and component:

VueJS 2 in ASP.NET MVC 5

    <el-row>
        <el-col>

                {{ message }}

        </el-col>
    </el-row>
    <el-row>
        <el-col>

                <smpl-component></smpl-component>

        </el-col>
    </el-row>

The code inside smpl-component.js is simple:
Vue.component('smpl-component', {
    template: '#smpl-template',
    data: {
        counter: 0,
    }
});

This is simple but it gives me Error:

ReferenceError: counter is not defined.

The reason for the error is because in my About.cshtml file inside my aboutPage js I don't have a counter variable.
I'm struggling for the second day in trying to make this work.
The only way that it works is when I define component like this:
Vue.component('smpl-component', {
    template: '
<button v-on:click="counter += 1">Add One More Click</button>

The button has been clicked {{ counter }} times
',
    data: {
        counter: 0,
    }
});

But I don't like this way, because in my head project the component will contain much more code.
How can I make this work in any smart way?


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With a generous interior and luxurious cowhide leather trimmings, the Sunbeam is practical yet feminine. Its Monogram Denim fabric reinvents the iconic Monogram pattern with radiant shades of colour.


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JS Kaga — японський вертольотоносець типу «Ідзумо». За офіційною класифікацію Ескадрений міноносець-вертольотоносець. Знаходиться на службі Морських сил самооборони Японії (MSDF) з 22 березня 2017 року. Названий на честь історичної провінції Каґа (існувала у 823—1872 роках). Назву Каґа мав також авіаносець Японського Імперського флоту у 1927—1942 роках, який брав участь у Другій світовій війні.

Примітки

Ескадрені міноносці-вертольотоносці типу «Ідзумо»

Кораблі, збудовані в Японії

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


1) People were obliterating the folder far too often. I was able to recover it fairly easily but it meant I had to regularly check it and see what had gone. If only people read the rules.
2) After a certain point, no one who was new to the folder was sharing anything new. They were simply leeching what was there without adding anything in return - no matter how small!
I'll keep popping by every so often to check the folders and content are still intact. Point 1 is a unfortunate side effect of the system - but point 2 is the big one for me. Until people start sharing new content I've capped my upload to 64KB/s whenever my server it actually sharing - and that won't change until people contribute.
Really true smeggy, I also did a lot of recovery action cause people did not read the rules and deleted the stuff cause they were finished downloading. Some file I put there in the past arent there any longer.
I am awaiting approval as well. My username is te1261.
only when im accepted I can upload video's?
Last edited by Tobi; 29-10-2018 at 11:18 PM.
Could accept my approval please? With the name "smith".
I just requested to join the most recent folder link. I don't have a lot to share thanks to a hard drive crash but I'll do what I can.
hi sorry to bother.... im noobie here... im from Mexico (greetings), i hope you can accept me on sync... im "j-vaio" on that program i hope you can accept me... thx a lot!!!!


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@implementation CocoaCanvas : NSImageView

-(id) initWith:(phoenix::Canvas&)canvasReference {
  if(self = [super initWithFrame:NSMakeRect(0, 0, 0, 0)]) {
    canvas = &canvasReference;
    [self setEditable:NO];  //disable image drag-and-drop functionality
    NSTrackingArea* area = [[[NSTrackingArea alloc] initWithRect:[self frame]
      options:NSTrackingMouseMoved | NSTrackingMouseEnteredAndExited | NSTrackingActiveInKeyWindow | NSTrackingInVisibleRect
      owner:self userInfo:nil
    ] autorelease];
    [self addTrackingArea:area];
  }
  return self;
}

-(NSDragOperation) draggingEntered:(id<NSDraggingInfo>)sender {
  return DropPathsOperation(sender);
}

-(BOOL) performDragOperation:(id<NSDraggingInfo>)sender {
  lstring paths = DropPaths(sender);
  if(paths.empty()) return NO;
  if(canvas->onDrop) canvas->onDrop(paths);
  return YES;
}

-(void) mouseButton:(NSEvent*)event down:(BOOL)isDown {
  if(auto& callback = isDown ? canvas->onMousePress : canvas->onMouseRelease) {
    switch([event buttonNumber]) {
    case 0: return callback(phoenix::Mouse::Button::Left);
    case 1: return callback(phoenix::Mouse::Button::Right);
    case 2: return callback(phoenix::Mouse::Button::Middle);
    }
  }
}

-(void) mouseExited:(NSEvent*)event {
  if(canvas->onMouseLeave) canvas->onMouseLeave();
}

-(void) mouseMove:(NSEvent*)event {
  if([event window] == nil) return;
  NSPoint location = [self convertPoint:[event locationInWindow] fromView:nil];
  if(canvas->onMouseMove) canvas->onMouseMove({location.x, [self frame].size.height - 1 - location.y});
}

-(void) mouseDown:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:YES];
}

-(void) mouseUp:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:NO];
}

-(void) mouseDragged:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseMove:event];
}

-(void) rightMouseDown:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:YES];
}

-(void) rightMouseUp:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:NO];
}

-(void) rightMouseDragged:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseMove:event];
}

-(void) otherMouseDown:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:YES];
}

-(void) otherMouseUp:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseButton:event down:NO];
}

-(void) otherMouseDragged:(NSEvent*)event {
  [self mouseMove:event];
}

@end

namespace phoenix {

void pCanvas::setDroppable(bool droppable) {
  @autoreleasepool {
    if(droppable) {
      [cocoaCanvas registerForDraggedTypes:[NSArray arrayWithObject:NSFilenamesPboardType]];
    } else {
      [cocoaCanvas unregisterDraggedTypes];
    }
  }
}

void pCanvas::setGeometry(Geometry geometry) {
  if(canvas.state.width == 0 || canvas.state.height == 0) rasterize();

  unsigned width = canvas.state.width;
  unsigned height = canvas.state.height;
  if(width == 0) width = widget.state.geometry.width;
  if(height == 0) height = widget.state.geometry.height;

  if(width < geometry.width) {
    geometry.x += (geometry.width - width) / 2;
    geometry.width = width;
  }

  if(height < geometry.height) {
    geometry.y += (geometry.height - height) / 2;
    geometry.height = height;
  }

  pWidget::setGeometry(geometry);
}

void pCanvas::setMode(Canvas::Mode mode) {
  rasterize(), redraw();
}

void pCanvas::setSize(Size size) {
  rasterize(), redraw();
}

void pCanvas::constructor() {
  @autoreleasepool {
    cocoaView = cocoaCanvas = [[CocoaCanvas alloc] initWith:canvas];
  }
  setSize(canvas.size());
}

void pCanvas::destructor() {
  @autoreleasepool {
    [cocoaView release];
  }
}

void pCanvas::rasterize() {
  @autoreleasepool {
    unsigned width = canvas.state.width;
    unsigned height = canvas.state.height;
    if(width == 0) width = widget.state.geometry.width;
    if(height == 0) height = widget.state.geometry.height;

    if(width != surfaceWidth || height != surfaceHeight) {
      NSImage* image = [[[NSImage alloc] initWithSize:NSMakeSize(width, height)] autorelease];
      NSBitmapImageRep* bitmap = [[[NSBitmapImageRep alloc]
        initWithBitmapDataPlanes:nil
        pixelsWide:width pixelsHigh:height
        bitsPerSample:8 samplesPerPixel:4 hasAlpha:YES
        isPlanar:NO colorSpaceName:NSCalibratedRGBColorSpace
        bitmapFormat:NSAlphaNonpremultipliedBitmapFormat
        bytesPerRow:width * 4 bitsPerPixel:32
      ] autorelease];

      [image addRepresentation:bitmap];
      [cocoaView setImage:image];

      surfaceWidth = width;
      surfaceHeight = height;
    }

    if(NSBitmapImageRep* bitmap = [[[cocoaView image] representations] objectAtIndex:0]) {
      uint32_t* target = (uint32_t*)[bitmap bitmapData];

      if(canvas.state.mode == Canvas::Mode::Color) {
        nall::image image;
        image.allocate(width, height);
        image.fill(canvas.state.color.argb());
        memcpy(target, image.data, image.size);
      }

      if(canvas.state.mode == Canvas::Mode::Gradient) {
        nall::image image;
        image.allocate(width, height);
        image.gradient(
          canvas.state.gradient[0].argb(), canvas.state.gradient[1].argb(), canvas.state.gradient[2].argb(), canvas.state.gradient[3].argb()
        );
        memcpy(target, image.data, image.size);
      }

      if(canvas.state.mode == Canvas::Mode::Image) {
        nall::image image = canvas.state.image;
        image.scale(width, height);
        image.transform(0, 32, 255u << 24, 255u << 16, 255u << 8, 255u << 0);
        memcpy(target, image.data, image.size);
      }

      if(canvas.state.mode == Canvas::Mode::Data) {
        if(width == canvas.state.width && height == canvas.state.height) {
          memcpy(target, canvas.state.data, width * height * sizeof(uint32_t));
        } else {
          memset(target, 0x00, width * height * sizeof(uint32_t));
        }
      }

     //ARGB -> ABGR transformation
      for(unsigned n = 0; n < width * height; n++) {
        uint32_t color = *target;
        color = (color & 0xff00ff00) | ((color & 0xff0000) >> 16) | ((color & 0x0000ff) << 16);
        *target++ = color;
      }
    }
  }
}

void pCanvas::redraw() {
  @autoreleasepool {
    [cocoaView setNeedsDisplay:YES];
  }
}

}