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Maria – cesarzowa bizantyńska, Leona III Izauryjskiego zwanego Syryjczykiem.

Życiorys
Jest znana dopiero z rewolty swojego męża Leona III Izauryjczyka. W lipcu 718 roku podczas II oblężenia Konstantynopola urodziła następcę tronu Konstantyna V (współcesarz od 720). Leon i Maria mieli łącznie czworo dzieci:
 Annę (ok. 705– po 772), żonę Artabasdesa
 Konstantyn V Kopronim (lipiec 718–14 września 775)
 Irena
 Kosma

Bibliografia
 http://www.roman-emperors.org/mariaiii.htm

Cesarzowe bizantyńskie
Dynastia izauryjska
Zmarli w VIII wieku

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Traditionally, drip irrigation was used commercially for fruit and vegetable production. However, it wasn't long before the systems were retooled and scaled down so that we could reap the same landscape benefits in a residential application. In its simplest definition, drip irrigation is a network of ground-hugging tubes that time release low-pressure water to precise locations within the landscape and garden. For the sake of keeping your undivided attention, we will skip the technical details of installation, water movement and all the different components of the irrigation system itself. Instead, we will focus on the advantages of and the reasons to consider a drip irrigation system for your landscaping beds and gardens.
It is said that irrigation measures such as sprinkler systems are only about 70% efficient, meaning 30% of expelled water is lost, typically due to wind drifts and evaporation. Drip irrigation, however, is said to be upwards of 90-95% efficient, with 5-10% water loss only from evaporation off the wet soil surface. In turn, the plants themselves respond better to drip irrigation because the water is directly applied to their root mass, creating a favorable air/water balance and even soil moisture. Applying targeted, low-flow water more frequently results in more stable plantings, water conservation and water utility efficacy.
Have you ever uttered the words, "There just aren't enough hours in the day"? Between work, school, soccer games, dance rehearsals, tutoring…etc. watering your landscape beds will drop in priority on a list that is daily a mile long. Rather than hoping it will rain to keep your perennials and grasses alive, ask your landscape designer to install drip irrigation; this will save your much-cherished time and energy because these systems are installed with a digital timer. When the watering cycle is complete, the timer will shut the water off; set it and forget it. This scheduled watering is also a huge advantage when you are away taking that much-needed vacation; no more hassling the neighbors to pop over to water your prized tomatoes!
While not often considered, direct watering benefits the health of your landscape foliage as well. By not watering your landscape from above like a sprinkler system rainstorm, standing water droplets on plant leaves are eliminated. The exclusion of standing water on your plants greatly reduces blight diseases and decreases the risk of molds and funguses attacking your healthy plants which will increase the success rates of newly installed plants and flowers! Direct ground watering also impedes surrounding weed growth, as new weeds won't have an available daily water source to use for germination. If less weeding is an option, please sign me up!
Unlike other irrigation systems, drip irrigation is virtually invisible within your landscape. Properly installed irrigation lines will be placed around the plants in your landscape and covered with a light layer of mulch. This layer of mulch provides a few benefits: 1) it keeps the system in place, 2) it obviously covers the tubes so they are invisible within the landscape and 3) it acts as a barrier between the water dispersion and any surrounding winds which conserves water and increases its efficiency.
We all have the goal of our plantings to grow bigger and stronger over time, so it is helpful to know that drip irrigation systems can adapt to our changing needs by expanding or rearranging its layout to accommodate additional or larger plantings! A clean, tidy and healthy landscape or garden not only adds to the beauty of your home but increases your personal value and property value as well.
It is true that you do not need to be an expert to install a drip irrigation system to your own landscape, but it is highly suggested that you consult a professional for proper installation, suggested watering schedules and maintenance. Watering plants is simple in theory, but under or over watering can wreak havoc and cause your landscaping and gardens to not perform to their ability or ultimately fall victim to disease or death. Long-term enjoyment and appreciation of your landscape start with protecting your investment and ensuring proper care!
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Q: Deploy a java application from Linux on EC2 instance I have used SSH to transfer a java project from linux to ec2 instance in .rar format , How can i ensure that the code is correctly deployed on the ec2 instance ?
Are there any changes in ec2 dashboard that indicate the deployment ?

A: You can use WinSCP software to transfer files between your local machine and remote machine. You need to download and install WinSCP into your local machine. Login to your remote machine through WinSCP.
You have two tabs. Left tab is your local machine and right tab is remote machine. You can just transfer files from local to remote. You comes to know where you can store your files in remote machine.
From EC2 dashboard, you can get connection details to SSH into an EC2 instance. It will not indicate any deployment in EC2 instance.

A: There is not anything in the EC2 dashboard that would indicate that you had deployed your Java application successfully. The EC2 dashboard only indicates the general state of your EC2 server resources, it does not indicate what software you have installed and running on those EC2 servers.
An EC2 instance is just a server. You would need to SSH into the server and actually run your application somehow. Just copying a .rar file to an EC2 server doesn't deploy your application. Everything you would have to do to deploy your application to a local Linux server you would also need to do in order to deploy your application to your EC2 Linux server.

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Knorr-Bremse in Spain
High-speed trains: fast and safe.
High-speed trains can travel at speeds of over 300 km/h. The extremely high demands that this places on the Knorr-Bremse systems in the vehicles must be met without compromising safety.
In locations where their benefits can be fully leveraged, high-speed trains are the transportation method of choice for long-distance journeys, establishing themselves as an affordable and climate-friendly alternative to air travel. In Japan, for example, they already offer shorter journey times than airplanes for many domestic routes, while in Europe high-speed rail links connect the major cities of Brussels, London and Paris. In China, meanwhile, high-speed trains have cut the time taken to travel the central north-south axis from Beijing to Guangzhou from 20 to just eight hours. The USA is also now looking to press ahead with the construction of a high-speed rail network.
Air supply systems supply the compressed air required by the braking system and other subsystems. The key components for high-speed applications are screw compressors 'ScrewSupply' or oil-free compressors 'PistonSupply Eco' and adaptive control air dryers 'DrySupply Smart'.
High-speed trains require high-performance bogie equipment. High-performance brake discs 'OptiDisc Plus', compact brake calipers 'WheelAct' and 'AxleAct', eddy-current brakes 'EddyAct' and electromagnetic track brakes 'MagnetAct Flex' bring the train to a halt rapidly and safely, whatever speed it is traveling at.
Knorr-Bremse's friction portfolio features our Ultrapad sintered brake pads which have been specially developed for high-speed applications. The ISOBAR and Flexpad are among the key members of the high-performance 'Brake Pads family'.
Magnetic Track Brake
The brake control system on high-speed trains is responsible for blending the different braking systems. The flexible 'FlexControl Modular' and the Modular Magnetic Track Brake Control 'MagnetControl' cover a wide range of applications. Bogie equipment monitoring systems are also a must for high-speed trains. The pantograph control system raises and lowers the pantograph and keeps it precisely positioned against the overhead lines while the vehicle is in motion.
Sanding Systems 'SandGrip Pneumatic' and 'SandGrip Mechanic'
Sanding systems can make a significant contribution to reducing braking distances. Systems for high-speed applications comprise sand dosing systems, sand pipe heaters, sand level monitors, sand boxes, sand box covers and sand flow sensors.
Windscreen Wiper and Wash Systems 'VisionLead Pneumatic'
Excellent visibility is particularly important for the drivers of high-speed trains. Windscreen wiper and wash systems for high-speed applications comprise wiper drives, arms and blades, control units, operating controls, washer water tanks, washer pumps and rain sensors.
Different entrance system configurations are available for high-speed applications, depending on the application scenario and the operator's requirements. The options include aluminum "sandwich" door leaves with obstacle detection, various door control units and door drives, and sliding, swiveling and folding steps.
Router, Vehicle Control Unit, Threat Detection Solution, Switch
Smartio
Train Control and Management Systems (TCMS) are the technological nerve center of modern high-speed trains, connecting the subsystems to each other and to the central vehicle control system. They are specifically tailored to a wide range of different customer requirements. The WSP3 expansion module seamlessly integrates the wheel slide protection system with the TCMS. The TDS Defense in Depth Threat Detection Solution detects cyberthreats in their early stages.
Whatever the outside weather, high-speed train passengers expect a comfortable on-board environment. Sophisticated and increasingly eco-friendly roof-mounted and roof-integrated HVAC systems ensure that this expectation is met.
Smart Integrated Functional Unit
Ecometer
Brake Resistor
High-speed trains rely on a huge array of electro-mechanical and electrical control components. Electronic components such as contactors, disconnectors and resistors are always designed to meet each train's individual requirements. The modular Smart Integrated Functional Unit (SIFU) raises the bar by integrating high voltage components with a smart monitoring and control system.
Sanitary systems for high-speed trains are available in a wide variety of configurations, from fully integrated multipurpose cubicles to individual compact WC modules. A worldwide service network provides rapid, efficient maintenance and repair services, and the systems can also be equipped with condition-based maintenance (CBM) functions if required.
Coupling Systems are complex multi-purpose systems that join up high-speed trains, coupling their mechanical, pneumatic and electrical components. Out on the track, they check, manage and control tractive forces while at the same time compensating for relative movements between cars. Automatic center buffer couplers are employed in the form of front couplers on high-speed trains.
Rail Vision Camera
Against the backdrop of globalization and urbanization, and with a view to greater energy efficiency and safety, digitalization is adding new functionalities such as camera-based environment sensing and obstacle detection (Rail Vision) that underpin the pre-eminent role of rail transportation. And Knorr-Bremse's digital solutions are paving the way.
Every high-speed train operator has its own unique profile and equally individual service requirements for the maintenance, overhaul and repair of its vehicle subsystems. A service package tailored to the customer's specific requirements is thus nothing short of essential.
Take a look at the complete range of systems for rail vehicles, from the individual product to intelligent system solutions.
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InformationInformation refers to an organized , meaningful, & useful interpretation of dataInformation is the result of processing, manipulating and organizing data in a way that adds to the knowledge of the receiver.
StorageData and information are stored/ maintained for future use.Any type of information - words, figures, still or moving images, sound or music - can be stored into storage devices (e.g. HDD, CD, DVD) and that can be used at any time.
Importance of ComputersHigh Speed: Computer can perform data processing jobs very fast, usually measured in microseconds (10-6), nanoseconds (10-9) and picoseconds (10-12)Automatic Operation: Computers are automatic in operation. Once data and program are fed to a computer, operation of the computer is automatic.
Limitations of ComputerComputer cannot think (no I.Q).
Computer can not do anything without human instructions.
Computer SystemSystems: A system is a collection of elements or components that are organized for a common purpose.
A computer system consists of hardware components that have been carefully chosen so that they work well together and software components or programs that run in the computer.


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Friedrich Karl Dörner (born 28 February 1911 in Gelsenkirchen; died 10 March 1992) was a German classics, epigrapher and Classical Archeologist.

Born in 1911 as son of the mining office Karl Dörner and his wife Klara in Gelsenkirchen, he studied at the Universities of Münster and Greifswald under Josef Keil Classics, and finished his PhD in 1935. Immediately after that, he was employed by the German Archeological Institute in Berlin and went abroad with the institute's archeological scholarship for 1936/37. 1938–1940, he worked for the DAI in Istanbul as research associate. During this time, he worked at Boğazkale/Hattuša in Turkey, and also visited Bithynia and the Kingdom of Commagene in Asia Minor, which from then on formed his major research area.

After the war, he worked at Tübingen with his wife, the Germanist Eleonore Dörner, née Benary, and their daughter Susanne. They moved to Münster where he founded the Institute Asia Minor. After his retirement, they moved to Nürnberg to be closer to the family with their three granddaughters.

References

Selected publications
 Arsameia am Nymphaios: Die Ausgrabungen im Hierothesion des Mithradates Kallinikos von 1953-1956, mit Theresa Goell. Gebr. Mann, 1963, .
 Der Thron der Götter auf dem Nemrud Dağ. 2. Aufl. Gustav Lübbe, 1987, .
 Von Pergamon zum Nemrud Dağ: Die archäologischen Entdeckungen Carl Humanns, mit Eleonore Dörner. P. von Zabern, 1989,

External links

 Homepage der Forschungsstelle Asia Minor der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster

Archaeologists from North Rhine-Westphalia
1992 deaths
1911 births
People from Gelsenkirchen


The Lead Broadsword is an early game metal broadsword and the alternate ore version of the Iron Broadsword. Like all broadswords, this sword has an arc motion, which is more useful for killing flying and jumping enemies than shortswords.
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Kicking Rehabilitation Goals
Glencore's Oaky Creek Coal complex in Central Queensland has kicked further goals with its environmental management, securing Queensland Government sign-off on 433 hectares (equivalent to almost 700 football fields) of rehabilitated mined land.
It is the second successful application from Oaky Creek over the past two years, having previously achieved sign-off on another 133 hectares of rehabilitation in 2020, bringing the total at Oaky Creek to 566 hectares.
The latest certification represents the ninth successful application for sign-off by a Glencore coal operation and the seventh at a Queensland site, following previous certification for 211 hectares at Newlands (2017 and 2021), almost 400 hectares at Rolleston (2018 and 2019) and 99 hectares at Collinsville (2020).
New South Wales sites Westside (38 hectares in 2020) and Ulan (52 hectares in 2020) have also achieved sign-off on areas of rehabilitation.
A number of Glencore sites in both states are currently preparing submissions for certification of further areas.
Glencore's Director of Environment and Community, John Watson, said the certification proved the benefit of sites maintaining a focus on completing rehabilitation while active mining was taking place.
"Progressive rehabilitation is good environmental and economic practice," Mr Watson said.
"In the short term, we are minimising our active mining footprint while also making use of the equipment available in a working area to prepare and shape the rehabilitation.
"In the longer term, it is enabling our sites to achieve sign-off well before mine closure, which reduces the amount of rehabilitation required when mining ends and provides a mature, sustainable platform for post-mining land uses."
To achieve certification, rehabilitated mined land must meet key completion requirements that include:
mature vegetation and demonstrated species reproduction from seeding
soil stability that is proving capable of supporting long-term regeneration of species.
Oaky Creek Operations Manager, Dave Stone, said the latest certification at site represented up to 20 years of work by employees.
"Rehabilitation work in some of these areas began as early as 2001," Mr Stone said.
"It's a reflection of the investment our people are prepared to make to deliver quality rehabilitation outcomes that meet the expectations of government and the community.
"This is progressing responsible mining through to its completion."


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Home Life & Arts Sunday Reflections: An outrage cycle from our phones
Sunday Reflections: An outrage cycle from our phones
Mamoudou Gassama, 22, from Mali, displayed a certificate of courage and dedication signed by Paris Police Prefect Michel Delpuech as he leaves the presidential Elysee Palace after his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, in Paris, Monday, May, 28, 2018. Mamoudou Gassama living illegally in France is being honored by Macron for scaling an apartment building over the weekend to save a 4-year-old child dangling from a fifth-floor balcony. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, Pool)
SOUTHBURY CT. 05 June 2018-060518SV02- Jimmy Brake moves large branches to the side of the road for removal on Sleepy Hill Road in Southbury Tuesday. Brake is a volunteer with Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief of Tennessee. The organization was in the area helping residents with storm cleanup. Steven Valenti Republican-American
I am beginning to suspect my news alerts are distorting my image of the world.
They are also making me nervous. Or depressed. Or angry. Or exhausted. Typically, a toxic cocktail of all four
The "alerts," indelicate bleats, burps and buzzes from my electronic device, are supposed to keep my informed.
I get it. I'm in the news business. I like to be informed.
And these little morsels of information, purveyed with the aural equivalent of electric shock, are supposed to make me sit up and take notice. Invariably, they do. Lab rat that I am, I snap to attention at the merest tinkle of tidings.
And it is really beginning to bother me.
It irks me for three reasons. First, because I can't seem to instigate a frontal-lobe sluice gate of reasoning to disable my reflexive response to these pesky yaps.
Second, because as a member of the media and halfway intelligent person, I know that the complexities of any story cannot be confined to the space allotted a gum wrapper.
Finally, and most importantly, I'm beginning to wonder about the picture these alerts paint about the world in which I live.
It's pretty vile:
Roseanne Barr blurts out a comment about a former presidential aid whose face I can't recall, and ABC cancels her show.
Samantha Bee uses a vulgarity no one should ever use to describe the president's daughter.
Robert DeNiro spews profanity at a live awards show, reinforcing my suspicion that that Travis Bickle routine was not acting.
The president tweeted that DeNiro was "a very Low IQ individual" who had received too many punches to the head.
In truth, I feel I am the only one who feels punch drunk from this scurvy brawl, all brought to me courtesy my "news alerts" meant to keep me "informed."
But what am I alerted to and about what am I being kept informed?
Stack them end on end and the news alerts I receive give me a largely Hobbesian view of the universe. It's nasty, grasping, bloviating, hurtful, irate and self-promoting. People are forever trying to outdistance one another on the insult-o-meter and rob others of something they'd rather keep. It is, in other words, a zero-sum game, and one played at fever pitch and deafening volume.
What is more disturbing about my news feed is not so much what it includes, but what it omits.
To wit: In the period of which I have been writing, a number of events occurred that never merit the label "alert." Here are just a couple:
Earlier this year, a collection of local charities and institutions – the Silas Bronson Library, the Greater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries Soup Kitchen and a New Jersey convent, among other – learned they had received a total of $5 million in bequests from two sisters, retired Crosby High School teachers.
In Paris, a 22-year-old migrant from Mali scaled four balconies, hand-over-hand, to rescue a 4-year-old boy who was dangling from an apartment balcony. Mamoudou Gassama later received citizenship, a job and an audience at the Elysee Palce.
In Southbury, volunteers from the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief network came in coveralls and brought heavy duty equipment to help Southbury recover from a May "macroburst" storm that destroyed thousands of trees and homes in the area. They did so, Tim Buehner, New England's director, "to show Christ's love."
A week before, a frugal legal secretary, who died at 96 in 2016, left a fortune of $6.24 million to the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side of New York City. The organization provides social, health, art and social services to impoverished New Yorkers. A former colleague said of the benefactor, Sylvia Bloom, "She was a child of the Depression and she knew what it was like not to have money. She had great empathy for other people who were needy and wanted everybody to have a fair shake."
None of these items – of charity, generosity and selflessness – materialized in a news alert. Neither did the $300,000 grant from the Rosenheim Foundation to Camp MOE of Torrington, nor the toys delivered to kids living in the St. Vincent dePaul Mission of Waterbury by the Greater Waterbury Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, nor the $8,000 the Friends of the Watertown Library donated to its library director.
All of these items, by the way, appeared in the pages of this newspaper.
It is impossible to record, perhaps, the daily catalog of generosity and decency that takes place alongside the splenetic static that has become the soundtrack of our days. But, daily, people make sandwiches for the needy, distribute clothing to the poor, sew quilts for those in cancer treatment. We are designed by evolution to snap swiftly to attention to information that is new and threatening. But what is new is not always threatening. Nor is it necessarily representative.
Our only hope for serenity in a media environment ravenous for our attention, is to turn down the volume. We are not unwilling captives of this cacophony. Nor do we lack the capacity to meet it with a tenderness and a grace of our own making.
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Kim Jongun Strategies Formal Nod to Denuclearization, South Korea States
The art troupe performed on Saturday at the Mansudae Art Theatre, and the North Korean leader Kim's wife Ri Sol Ju watched a ballet 'Giselle, ' performed by the National Ballet of China, but Kim was not present, the KCNA said. It will also serve as a test of whether the fond personal relationship the two leaders have forged on the golf course and over meetings and phone calls has chilled over Trump's recent moves, including his failure to exempt Japan from new steel and aluminum tariffs.	Read More »
SpaceX to build its massive BFR in Los Angeles
It's going to be a big and powerful rocket indeed. "We have the confidence to look up to the stars, and the guts to realize our dreams", Garcetti said . Elon Musk says SpaceX will soon try to land the upper stage of its workhorse Falcon 9 rocket using a "giant party balloon". "Officially announcing that @ SpaceX will start production development of the Big Falcon Rocket in the @PortofLA!" He said that the BFR rocket will travel across the globe with lightning speeds and will fly ...	Read More »
Monster Hunter World Reveals Terrifying New Beast
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SpaceX and NASA Delay Launch of Planet-Hunting Satellite TESS
According to SpaceX , the launch was delayed due to unspecified problems in the rocket's guidance control system and the Falcon 9 rocket along with the NASA telescope is now set for a launch on Wednesday. The data will be collected during a two-year period in which TESS will survey the entire sky by breaking it into 26 equal sectors. "Fifty, sixty, 100 years from now, you could use those same techniques to thoroughly explore the solar neighborhood", said MIT's George Ricker , ...	Read More »
Konami Has Announced a New Castlevania Game, But It's Mobile Only
The record-breaking Kickstarter game is due out this year, although not much as been heard of it in a while and it doesn't have a specific release date. Strengthen your favorite character and take on the powerful enemies that block your path forward! You'll moslty control the main character, Genya Arikado.	Read More »
Dark Souls Remastered Delayed On Switch; To Release This Summer
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How to See All Your Facebook Data
The company yesterday published a blogpost, where its product manager David Baser said that Facebook collects data about web users who aren't even logged into Facebook . While the blog post by Baser very cautiously explains how the Facebook tracking is a good thing and that it does not exploit people's data, it also makes two big revelations when you read between the lines.	Read More »
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Billy Mitchell responds to Twin Galaxies' Donkey Kong controversy
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Sega Previews 5 Classic "SEGA AGES" Games for Switch
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"But Where Do You Get Groceries?" a.k.a. "I Could NEVER Live That Far Away From SuperTarget."
It's time for another myth-busting post, this one about convenience. I hear this all the time: it's just not convenient to live in an urban neighborhood for people who are used to suburban living (especially moms who are driving around a van full of kids): they imagine being forced to give up their drive-thru Starbucks, Panera, strip mall shopping, and SuperTarget with the extra-large shopping carts that fit 3 kids plus a load of groceries. Well, that's a myth. Here's the truth: you don't have to give them up. This is not NYC. It is not so earth-shakingly different driving around here than in the suburbs. Being centrally located in downtown Indianapolis means it doesn't really take very long to get anywhere. From my house, it takes 4 minutes to get to the drive-thru Starbucks, about a mile away, and 10 minutes to get to SuperTarget (2 minutes to get on I-65, 8 minutes of highway driving unless you go during afternoon rush hour).
Pogue's Run Grocer, a co-op on the near Eastside, is a source of local produce, meats, dairy and pastured eggs directly from local farmers.
Goose the Market in Fall Creek Place.
But of course living in the city means you have more diversity in your food-buying options; Pogue's Run Grocer is only 7 minutes away, our source for cheap local pastured eggs as well as local produce, meats, dairy, and various other healthy organic and local items. R2GO, an upscale deli & market, is within walking distance a few blocks away with great sandwiches, meats and cheeses, fresh bread, frozen foods and dry goods. Goose the Market is a little over a mile away, the perfect biking distance, and offers a wide range of fresh produce, specialty meats and cheeses, gelato, award-winning sandwiches and carefully selected wines. Wildwood Market in Fountain Square (7 minutes away) is another specialty market in this category, emphasizing gourmet and local products as well as healthy/gluten-free items. I love their wildflower bouquets sold in mason jars. And if you follow Wildwood on Facebook, you can expect gorgeous photos of their delicious sandwich of the day made from locally sourced ingredients on Amelia's bread. Not sure why I torture myself, since I'm currently eating paleo... but that's neither here nor there. And the farmers' market, located at historic City Market, is an absolute treasure both in summer and winter; the Indy Winter Farmers Market operates Saturdays from November through April indoors.
Kroger = (2 blocks away, 1 minute driving) This store admittedly has some issues. The building is small and old (built 1962) and desperately in need of improvements. The aisles are narrow, the produce section is too small and they don't offer enough local and organic items to tempt me to ever go there. But I have friends who shop there all the time, and there's nothing really wrong with it.
The Fresh Market = 12 minutes, 54th & College. Yes, it is pricey, but I love the classical music and unique products.
Okay, so if I've counted correctly, that's 18 varied grocery options within reasonable driving distance of downtown Indy; some upscale, some discount, a few big-box supercenters, some local gourmet markets, a few health food stores, and several that fall in the middle of the spectrum. Are you surprised?
And personally, I am so excited. Because in a little over a year from now, Whole Foods is COMING. To downtown Indy. (Insert the Hallelujah Chorus here.) I know it's laughably expensive, but it's the only place I can get certain brands that are both healthy/completely unprocessed and actually taste good. Like the almost-raw, grassfed, non-homogenized Kalona milk that I buy as a compromise (I'm convinced raw milk is healthier, but my conscientious medical doctor-husband has put his foot down on that issue), or the fair-trade 85% dark chocolate bars that are my favorite. I'm really not an elitist, I promise; I just care a lot about food. I save money at SuperTarget by buying certain things in bulk sizes and store brands so that I can buy healthy food for my family at Whole Foods and Pogue's Run, and sometimes I splurge at places like Wildwood or R2GO for special occasions. That's just what our family does. Yours may be totally different in your grocery habits, but you can nevertheless thrive in an urban neighborhood and city lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. Armed with this helpful information, you may now go forth and move to the city. Just kidding... or am I?


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The folks behind the Bluetooth-connected Pebble smart watch have announced that the first batch has begun shipping to the first 500 people who backed the company on Kickstarter. Of the red, white, black, orange and grey colour options, only the black is shipping for now.
We first got our first look at the Pebble at CES 2013 for some serious hands-on time, and were impressed with what we saw. The Pebble allows for users to not only see the time, but also to get notifications on text messages, emails, calls and more.
Priced at $150, the Pebble has been under the watch of watch fanatics since the time it first went on Kickstarter last spring to begin raising money to make the product concept a reality.
It didn't take the Pebble watch - which is capable of full iPhone and Android connectivity - long to raise money. Total funding for the project reached $10.2 million. Now that it has begun shipping, the folks at Pebble say it will be sent out to customers in the order they funded.
The first batch of orders only sits at 500, and it was supposed to be more, but some watch units were held up by documentation at the airport, according to Pebble. It's worth noting that mass production has gone into full swing, with 800-1,000 Pebbles being manufactured on a daily basis.
In our hands-on time with the watch, we found it to be feature packed and a very cool, customisable wrist accessory. We hope to sit-down and review it in-depth soon.
Along with the fact shipping has begun, Pebble's iOS app has also hit the App Store, first noted by The Next Web. The free app allows Pebble owners to change the watch faces, notify users of a software update, sends ping test messages to a Pebble, and can troubleshoot issues. The Android app is also expected to hit Google Play on 24 January.
A watch face SDK will be available to developers soon, allowing them to get crafty with their own creations. We found the interchangeability of watch faces to be a fairly cool feature.
Lastly, Pebble has given itself the challenge of cranking out software updates every two to three weeks. It will be interesting to see how the first batch of users like the watch.
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For borrowers, the new year definitely started on a high note. Flushed with funds after demonetisation, banks have started reducing their lending rates. Punjab National Bank, the Union Bank of India and the State Bank of India (SBI) has already announced a cut in their benchmark lending rates.
Banks use the one-year benchmark for home and car loans. They add a margin above their MCLR to price retail loans. This is the lowest benchmark rate for SBI in six years, which means the bank will offer its lowest rates since 2011. SBI in total has cut its benchmark lending rate by 200 basis points since January 2015.
After the cut in MCLR rate, SBI has brought down the home loan rate (floating) to 8.60 per cent for women borrowers and to 8.65 per cent for others on loans up to Rs 75 lakh. This means new home loan borrowers can avail floating rate loans from SBI from 8.60 per cent. Older loans get the benefit of the revised rates after their one-year lock-in ends.
For loans above 75 lakh, the rate is 8.65 per cent for women borrowers and 8.70 per cent for others.
For fixed home loans up to Rs 30 lakh, SBI will charge an interest rate of 8.50 per cent for women borrowers (8.55 per cent for others). Under this scheme, the interest rate for the first two years will be fixed and thereafter linked to floating rate.
Other public sector lenders Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Union Bank of India (UBI) too have brought down the benchmark interest rate by up to 90 basis points. PNB has cut its one-year MCLR rate by 70 basis points to 8.45 per cent from 9.15 per cent. Similarly, Union Bank of India has reduced its MCLR by up to 90 basis points.
New borrowers will see an increase in their eligibility with the 50 basis point drop in interest rates for a home loan. A borrower earning Rs 1 lakh was eligible for a home loan of Rs 55 lakh for 20 years if the lender capped an EMI of 50 per cent on the monthly income. The same individual can now get Rs 58 lakh for home loan. For a 25-year-loan the eligibility goes up to Rs 62 lakh from the earlier Rs 59 lakh.
For existing customers who would benefit from this, the revision in interest rates can reduce the number of years remaining to repay the loan significantly. If your tenure was hiked to 25 years for a Rs 75 lakh loan at 9.15 per cent, after the 50 bps revision it would be brought down to 22 years.
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Burbank police briefly closed Olive Avenue Monday morning to investigate a suspicious package that was delivered near offices housing Clear Channel Communications, officials said.
They lifted the evacuations about 8:40 a.m. for the building on the 3400 block of West Olive Avenue after determining the package wasn't dangerous.
A security guard became suspicious of the Styrofoam package about 6:30 a.m. after a man walked up to the building's pathway, dropped it off and walked away, Burbank Police Sgt. Robert Quesada said.
The guard called police, who tried to determine the recipient and sender of the package, he said.
But police were unable to find an addressee, so they notified the Los Angeles County Sheriff's bomb squad.
Officers briefly shut Olive Avenue and ordered evacuations in the immediate vicinity, police said.
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package com.intellij.uiDesigner.wizard;

import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Document;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.FileDocumentManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.FileEditorManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.OpenFileDescriptor;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.ModuleUtilCore;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.roots.ProjectFileIndex;
import com.intellij.openapi.roots.ProjectRootManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile;
import com.intellij.psi.*;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.CodeStyleManager;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.JavaCodeStyleManager;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.VariableKind;
import com.intellij.psi.util.PropertyUtilBase;
import com.intellij.psi.util.PsiTreeUtil;
import com.intellij.refactoring.util.CommonRefactoringUtil;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.FormEditingUtil;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.PsiPropertiesProvider;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.UIDesignerBundle;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.compiler.AlienFormFileException;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.compiler.Utils;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.lw.LwComponent;
import com.intellij.uiDesigner.lw.LwRootContainer;
import com.intellij.util.ArrayUtil;
import com.intellij.util.IncorrectOperationException;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NonNls;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.text.JTextComponent;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;

/**
 * @author Anton Katilin
 * @author Vladimir Kondratyev
 */
public final class Generator {
  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance("#com.intellij.uiDesigner.wizard.Generator");

  private Generator() {
  }

  /**
   * @param rootContainer output parameter; should be LwRootContainer[1]
   */
  public static FormProperty[] exposeForm(final Project project, final VirtualFile formFile, final LwRootContainer[] rootContainer) throws MyException{
    final Module module = ModuleUtilCore.findModuleForFile(formFile, project);
    LOG.assertTrue(module != null);

    final PsiPropertiesProvider propertiesProvider = new PsiPropertiesProvider(module);

    final Document doc = FileDocumentManager.getInstance().getDocument(formFile);
    final LwRootContainer _rootContainer;
    try {
      _rootContainer = Utils.getRootContainer(doc.getText(), propertiesProvider);
    }
    catch (AlienFormFileException e) {
      throw new MyException(e.getMessage());
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.cannot.process.form.file", e));
    }

    rootContainer[0] = _rootContainer;

    final String classToBind = _rootContainer.getClassToBind();
    if (classToBind == null) {
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.form.is.not.bound.to.a.class"));
    }

    final PsiClass boundClass = FormEditingUtil.findClassToBind(module, classToBind);
    if(boundClass == null){
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.bound.class.does.not.exist", classToBind));
    }

    final ArrayList<FormProperty> result = new ArrayList<>();
    final MyException[] exception = new MyException[1];

    FormEditingUtil.iterate(
      _rootContainer,
      new FormEditingUtil.ComponentVisitor<LwComponent>() {
        public boolean visit(final LwComponent component) {
          final String binding = component.getBinding();
          if (binding == null) {
            return true;
          }

          final PsiField[] fields = boundClass.getFields();
          PsiField field = null;
          for(int i = fields.length - 1; i >=0 ; i--){
            if(binding.equals(fields[i].getName())){
              field = fields[i];
              break;
            }
          }
          if(field == null){
            exception[0] = new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.field.not.found.in.class", binding, classToBind));
            return false;
          }

          final PsiClass fieldClass = getClassByType(field.getType());
          if (fieldClass == null) {
            exception[0] = new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.invalid.binding.field.type", binding, classToBind));
            return false;
          }

          if (instanceOf(fieldClass, JTextComponent.class.getName())) {
            result.add(new FormProperty(component, "getText", "setText", String.class.getName()));
          }
          else if (instanceOf(fieldClass, JCheckBox.class.getName())) {
            result.add(new FormProperty(component, "isSelected", "setSelected", boolean.class.getName()));
          }

          return true;
        }
      }
    );

    if (exception[0] != null) {
      throw exception[0];
    }

    return result.toArray(new FormProperty[0]);
  }

  private static PsiClass getClassByType(final PsiType type) {
    if (!(type instanceof PsiClassType)) {
      return null;
    }
    return ((PsiClassType)type).resolve();
  }

  private static boolean instanceOf(final PsiClass jComponentClass, final String baseClassName) {
    for (PsiClass c = jComponentClass; c != null; c = c.getSuperClass()){
      if (baseClassName.equals(c.getQualifiedName())) {
        return true;
      }
    }
    return false;
  }

  /**
   * Should be invoked in command and write action
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"HardCodedStringLiteral"})
  public static void generateDataBindingMethods(final WizardData data) throws MyException {
    if (data.myBindToNewBean) {
      data.myBeanClass = createBeanClass(data);
    }
    else {
      if (!CommonRefactoringUtil.checkReadOnlyStatus(data.myBeanClass.getProject(), data.myBeanClass)) {
        return;
      }
    }

    final HashMap<String, String> binding2beanGetter = new HashMap<>();
    final HashMap<String, String> binding2beanSetter = new HashMap<>();

    final FormProperty2BeanProperty[] bindings = data.myBindings;
    for (final FormProperty2BeanProperty form2bean : bindings) {
      if (form2bean == null || form2bean.myBeanProperty == null) {
        continue;
      }

      // check that bean contains the property, and if not, try to add the property to the bean
      {
        final String setterName = PropertyUtilBase.suggestSetterName(form2bean.myBeanProperty.myName);
        final PsiMethod[] methodsByName = data.myBeanClass.findMethodsByName(setterName, true);
        if (methodsByName.length < 1) {
          // bean does not contain this property
          // try to add...

          LOG.assertTrue(!data.myBindToNewBean); // just generated bean class should contain all necessary properties

          if (!data.myBeanClass.isWritable()) {
            throw new MyException("Cannot add property to non writable class " + data.myBeanClass.getQualifiedName());
          }

          final StringBuffer membersBuffer = new StringBuffer();
          final StringBuffer methodsBuffer = new StringBuffer();

          final Project project = data.myBeanClass.getProject();
          final CodeStyleManager formatter = CodeStyleManager.getInstance(project);
          final JavaCodeStyleManager styler = JavaCodeStyleManager.getInstance(project);

          generateProperty(styler, form2bean.myBeanProperty.myName, form2bean.myBeanProperty.myType, membersBuffer,
                           methodsBuffer);

          final PsiClass fakeClass;
          try {
            fakeClass = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(data.myBeanClass.getProject()).getElementFactory()
              .createClassFromText(membersBuffer.toString() + methodsBuffer.toString(), null);

            final PsiField[] fields = fakeClass.getFields();
            {
              final PsiElement result = data.myBeanClass.add(fields[0]);
              styler.shortenClassReferences(result);
              formatter.reformat(result);
            }

            final PsiMethod[] methods = fakeClass.getMethods();
            {
              final PsiElement result = data.myBeanClass.add(methods[0]);
              styler.shortenClassReferences(result);
              formatter.reformat(result);
            }
            {
              final PsiElement result = data.myBeanClass.add(methods[1]);
              styler.shortenClassReferences(result);
              formatter.reformat(result);
            }
          }
          catch (IncorrectOperationException e) {
            throw new MyException(e.getMessage());
          }
        }
      }

      final PsiMethod propertySetter = PropertyUtilBase.findPropertySetter(data.myBeanClass, form2bean.myBeanProperty.myName, false, true);
      final PsiMethod propertyGetter = PropertyUtilBase.findPropertyGetter(data.myBeanClass, form2bean.myBeanProperty.myName, false, true);

      if (propertyGetter == null) {
        // todo
        continue;
      }
      if (propertySetter == null) {
        // todo
        continue;
      }

      final String binding = form2bean.myFormProperty.getLwComponent().getBinding();
      binding2beanGetter.put(binding, propertyGetter.getName());
      binding2beanSetter.put(binding, propertySetter.getName());
    }

    final String dataBeanClassName = data.myBeanClass.getQualifiedName();

    final LwRootContainer[] rootContainer = new LwRootContainer[1];
    final FormProperty[] formProperties = exposeForm(data.myProject, data.myFormFile, rootContainer);

    final StringBuffer getDataBody = new StringBuffer();
    final StringBuffer setDataBody = new StringBuffer();
    final StringBuffer isModifiedBody = new StringBuffer();

    // iterate exposed formproperties

    for (final FormProperty formProperty : formProperties) {
      final String binding = formProperty.getLwComponent().getBinding();
      if (!binding2beanGetter.containsKey(binding)) {
        continue;
      }

      getDataBody.append("data.");
      getDataBody.append(binding2beanSetter.get(binding));
      getDataBody.append("(");
      getDataBody.append(binding);
      getDataBody.append(".");
      getDataBody.append(formProperty.getComponentPropertyGetterName());
      getDataBody.append("());\n");

      setDataBody.append(binding);
      setDataBody.append(".");
      setDataBody.append(formProperty.getComponentPropertySetterName());
      setDataBody.append("(data.");
      setDataBody.append(binding2beanGetter.get(binding));
      setDataBody.append("());\n");

      final String propertyClassName = formProperty.getComponentPropertyClassName();
      if ("boolean".equals(propertyClassName)) {
        isModifiedBody.append("if (");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(binding);
        isModifiedBody.append(".");
        isModifiedBody.append(formProperty.getComponentPropertyGetterName());
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("!= ");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("data.");
        isModifiedBody.append(binding2beanGetter.get(binding));
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(") return true;\n");
      }
      else {
        isModifiedBody.append("if (");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(binding);
        isModifiedBody.append(".");
        isModifiedBody.append(formProperty.getComponentPropertyGetterName());
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("!= null ? ");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("!");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(binding);
        isModifiedBody.append(".");
        isModifiedBody.append(formProperty.getComponentPropertyGetterName());
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(".equals(");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("data.");
        isModifiedBody.append(binding2beanGetter.get(binding));
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        isModifiedBody.append(") : ");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append("data.");
        isModifiedBody.append(binding2beanGetter.get(binding));
        isModifiedBody.append("()");
        isModifiedBody.append("!= null");
        //
        isModifiedBody.append(") return true;\n");
      }
    }
    isModifiedBody.append("return false;\n");

    final String textOfMethods =
      "public void setData(" + dataBeanClassName + " data){\n" +
      setDataBody.toString() +
      "}\n" +
      "\n" +
      "public void getData(" + dataBeanClassName + " data){\n" +
      getDataBody.toString() +
      "}\n" +
      "\n" +
      "public boolean isModified(" + dataBeanClassName + " data){\n" +
      isModifiedBody.toString() +
      "}\n";

    // put them to the bound class

    final Module module = ModuleUtilCore.findModuleForFile(data.myFormFile, data.myProject);
    LOG.assertTrue(module != null);
    final PsiClass boundClass = FormEditingUtil.findClassToBind(module, rootContainer[0].getClassToBind());
    LOG.assertTrue(boundClass != null);

    if (!CommonRefactoringUtil.checkReadOnlyStatus(module.getProject(), boundClass)) {
      return;
    }

    // todo: check that this method does not exist yet

    final PsiClass fakeClass;
    try {
      fakeClass = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(data.myProject).getElementFactory().createClassFromText(textOfMethods, null);

      final PsiMethod methodSetData = fakeClass.getMethods()[0];
      final PsiMethod methodGetData = fakeClass.getMethods()[1];
      final PsiMethod methodIsModified = fakeClass.getMethods()[2];

      final PsiMethod existing1 = boundClass.findMethodBySignature(methodSetData, false);
      final PsiMethod existing2 = boundClass.findMethodBySignature(methodGetData, false);
      final PsiMethod existing3 = boundClass.findMethodBySignature(methodIsModified, false);

      // warning already shown
      if (existing1 != null) {
        existing1.delete();
      }
      if (existing2 != null) {
        existing2.delete();
      }
      if (existing3 != null) {
        existing3.delete();
      }

      final CodeStyleManager formatter = CodeStyleManager.getInstance(module.getProject());
      final JavaCodeStyleManager styler = JavaCodeStyleManager.getInstance(module.getProject());

      final PsiElement setData = boundClass.add(methodSetData);
      styler.shortenClassReferences(setData);
      formatter.reformat(setData);

      final PsiElement getData = boundClass.add(methodGetData);
      styler.shortenClassReferences(getData);
      formatter.reformat(getData);

      if (data.myGenerateIsModified) {
        final PsiElement isModified = boundClass.add(methodIsModified);
        styler.shortenClassReferences(isModified);
        formatter.reformat(isModified);
      }

      final OpenFileDescriptor descriptor = new OpenFileDescriptor(setData.getProject(), setData.getContainingFile().getVirtualFile(), setData.getTextOffset());
      FileEditorManager.getInstance(data.myProject).openTextEditor(descriptor, true);
    }
    catch (IncorrectOperationException e) {
      throw new MyException(e.getMessage());
    }
  }

  @NotNull
  private static PsiClass createBeanClass(final WizardData wizardData) throws MyException {
    final PsiManager psiManager = PsiManager.getInstance(wizardData.myProject);

    final ProjectRootManager projectRootManager = ProjectRootManager.getInstance(wizardData.myProject);
    final ProjectFileIndex fileIndex = projectRootManager.getFileIndex();
    final VirtualFile sourceRoot = fileIndex.getSourceRootForFile(wizardData.myFormFile);
    if (sourceRoot == null) {
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.form.file.is.not.in.source.root"));
    }

    final PsiDirectory rootDirectory = psiManager.findDirectory(sourceRoot);
    LOG.assertTrue(rootDirectory != null);

    final PsiPackage aPackage = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(psiManager.getProject()).findPackage(wizardData.myPackageName);
    if (aPackage == null) {
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.package.does.not.exist", wizardData.myPackageName));
    }

    PsiDirectory targetDir = null;

    final PsiDirectory[] directories = aPackage.getDirectories();
    for (final PsiDirectory psiDirectory : directories) {
      if (PsiTreeUtil.isAncestor(rootDirectory, psiDirectory, false)) {
        targetDir = psiDirectory;
        break;
      }
    }

    if (targetDir == null) {
      // todo
      throw new MyException(UIDesignerBundle.message("error.cannot.find.package", wizardData.myPackageName));
    }

    //noinspection HardCodedStringLiteral
    final String body =
      "public class " + wizardData.myShortClassName + "{\n" +
      "public " + wizardData.myShortClassName + "(){}\n" +
      "}";

    try {
      PsiFile sourceFile =
        PsiFileFactory.getInstance(psiManager.getProject()).createFileFromText(wizardData.myShortClassName + ".java", body);
      sourceFile = (PsiFile)targetDir.add(sourceFile);

      final PsiClass beanClass = ((PsiJavaFile)sourceFile).getClasses()[0];

      final ArrayList<String> properties = new ArrayList<>();
      final HashMap<String, String> property2fqClassName = new HashMap<>();

      final FormProperty2BeanProperty[] bindings = wizardData.myBindings;
      for (final FormProperty2BeanProperty binding : bindings) {
        if (binding == null || binding.myBeanProperty == null) {
          continue;
        }

        properties.add(binding.myBeanProperty.myName);

        // todo: handle "casts" ?

        final String propertyClassName = binding.myFormProperty.getComponentPropertyClassName();

        property2fqClassName.put(binding.myBeanProperty.myName, propertyClassName);
      }

      generateBean(beanClass, ArrayUtil.toStringArray(properties), property2fqClassName);

      return beanClass;
    }
    catch (IncorrectOperationException e) {
      throw new MyException(e.getMessage());
    }
  }

  // todo: inline
  private static void generateBean(
    final PsiClass aClass,
    final String[] properties,
    final HashMap<String, String> property2fqClassName
  ) throws MyException {
    final StringBuffer membersBuffer = new StringBuffer();
    final StringBuffer methodsBuffer = new StringBuffer();

    final CodeStyleManager formatter = CodeStyleManager.getInstance(aClass.getProject());
    final JavaCodeStyleManager styler = JavaCodeStyleManager.getInstance(aClass.getProject());

    for (final String property : properties) {
      LOG.assertTrue(property != null);
      final String type = property2fqClassName.get(property);
      LOG.assertTrue(type != null);

      generateProperty(styler, property, type, membersBuffer, methodsBuffer);
    }

    final PsiClass fakeClass;
    try {
      fakeClass = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(aClass.getProject()).getElementFactory().createClassFromText(
        membersBuffer.toString() + methodsBuffer.toString(),
        null
      );

      final PsiField[] fields = fakeClass.getFields();
      for (final PsiField field : fields) {
        aClass.add(field);
      }

      final PsiMethod[] methods = fakeClass.getMethods();
      for (final PsiMethod method : methods) {
        aClass.add(method);
      }

      styler.shortenClassReferences(aClass);
      formatter.reformat(aClass);
    }
    catch (IncorrectOperationException e) {
      throw new MyException(e.getMessage());
    }
  }

  private static void generateProperty(final JavaCodeStyleManager codeStyleManager,
                                       final String property,
                                       final String type,
                                       @NonNls final StringBuffer membersBuffer, @NonNls final StringBuffer methodsBuffer) {
    final String field = codeStyleManager.suggestVariableName(VariableKind.FIELD, property, null, null).names[0];

    membersBuffer.append("private ");
    membersBuffer.append(type);
    membersBuffer.append(" ");
    membersBuffer.append(field);
    membersBuffer.append(";\n");

    // getter
    methodsBuffer.append("public ");
    methodsBuffer.append(type);
    methodsBuffer.append(" ");
    methodsBuffer.append(suggestGetterName(property, type));
    methodsBuffer.append("(){\n");
    methodsBuffer.append("return ");
    methodsBuffer.append(field);
    methodsBuffer.append(";}\n");

    // setter
    final String parameterName = codeStyleManager.suggestVariableName(VariableKind.PARAMETER, property, null, null).names[0];
    methodsBuffer.append("public void ");
    methodsBuffer.append(PropertyUtilBase.suggestSetterName(property));
    methodsBuffer.append("(final ");
    methodsBuffer.append(type);
    methodsBuffer.append(" ");
    methodsBuffer.append(parameterName);
    methodsBuffer.append("){\n");
    if (parameterName.equals(field)) {
      methodsBuffer.append("this.");
    }
    methodsBuffer.append(field);
    methodsBuffer.append("=");
    methodsBuffer.append(parameterName);
    methodsBuffer.append(";}\n");
  }

  @SuppressWarnings({"HardCodedStringLiteral"})
  private static String suggestGetterName(final String propertyName, final String propertyType) {
    return PropertyUtilBase.suggestGetterName(propertyName, "boolean".equals(propertyType) ? PsiType.BOOLEAN : null);
  }

  public static void prepareWizardData(final WizardData data, PsiClass boundClass) throws MyException {

    final PsiMethod[] allGetDataMethods = boundClass.findMethodsByName("getData", false);
    final PsiMethod[] allSetDataMethods = boundClass.findMethodsByName("setData", false);

    PsiMethod setDataMethod = null;
    PsiClass beanClass = null;

    // find get/set pair and bean class
    outer: for (int i = 0; i < allGetDataMethods.length; i++) {
      final PsiMethod _getMethod = allGetDataMethods[i];

      if (!PsiType.VOID.equals(_getMethod.getReturnType())) {
        continue;
      }

      final PsiParameter[] _getMethodParameters = _getMethod.getParameterList().getParameters();
      if (_getMethodParameters.length != 1) {
        continue;
      }

      final PsiClass _getParameterClass = getClassByType(_getMethodParameters[0].getType());
      if (_getParameterClass == null) {
        continue;
      }

      for (final PsiMethod _setMethod : allSetDataMethods) {
        if (!PsiType.VOID.equals(_setMethod.getReturnType())) {
          continue;
        }

        final PsiParameter[] _setMethodParameters = _setMethod.getParameterList().getParameters();
        if (_setMethodParameters.length != 1) {
          continue;
        }

        final PsiClass _setParameterClass = getClassByType(_setMethodParameters[0].getType());
        if (_setParameterClass != _getParameterClass) {
          continue;
        }

        // pair found !!!

        setDataMethod = _setMethod;
        beanClass = _getParameterClass;
        break outer;
      }
    }

    if (beanClass == null) {
      // nothing found
      return;
    }

    data.myBindToNewBean = false;
    data.myBeanClass = beanClass;

    // parse setData() and try to associate fields with bean
    {
      final PsiCodeBlock body = setDataMethod.getBody();
      if (body == null) {
        return;
      }

      final PsiElement[] children = body.getChildren();
      for (PsiElement child : children) {
        // Parses sequences like: a.foo(b.bar());
        final PsiField bindingField;

        if (!(child instanceof PsiExpressionStatement)) {
          continue;
        }

        final PsiExpression expression = ((PsiExpressionStatement)child).getExpression();
        if (!(expression instanceof PsiMethodCallExpression)) {
          continue;
        }

        final PsiMethodCallExpression callExpression = (PsiMethodCallExpression)expression;

        // find binding field ('a')
        int index = -1;
        {
          final PsiElement psiElement = getObjectForWhichMethodWasCalled(callExpression);
          if (!(psiElement instanceof PsiField)) {
            continue;
          }

          if (((PsiField)psiElement).getContainingClass() != boundClass) {
            continue;
          }

          bindingField = (PsiField)psiElement;

          // find binding for this field
          final FormProperty2BeanProperty[] bindings = data.myBindings;
          for (int j = 0; j < bindings.length; j++) {
            final FormProperty2BeanProperty binding = bindings[j];
            if (bindingField.getName().equals(binding.myFormProperty.getLwComponent().getBinding())) {
              index = j;
              break;
            }
          }
        }

        if (index == -1) {
          continue;
        }

        // find 'bar()'
        {
          final PsiReferenceParameterList parameterList = callExpression.getMethodExpression().getParameterList();
          if (parameterList == null) {
            continue;
          }

          final PsiExpressionList argumentList = callExpression.getArgumentList();
          if (argumentList == null) {
            continue;
          }

          final PsiExpression[] expressions = argumentList.getExpressions();
          if (expressions == null || expressions.length != 1) {
            continue;
          }

          if (!(expressions[0]instanceof PsiMethodCallExpression)) {
            continue;
          }

          final PsiMethodCallExpression callExpression2 = ((PsiMethodCallExpression)expressions[0]);

          // check that 'b' is parameter
          final PsiElement psiElement = getObjectForWhichMethodWasCalled(callExpression2);
          if (!(psiElement instanceof PsiParameter)) {
            continue;
          }

          final PsiMethod barMethod = ((PsiMethod)callExpression2.getMethodExpression().resolve());
          if (barMethod == null) {
            continue;
          }

          if (!PropertyUtilBase.isSimplePropertyGetter(barMethod)) {
            continue;
          }

          final String propertyName = PropertyUtilBase.getPropertyName(barMethod);

          // There are two possible types: boolean and java.lang.String
          String typeName = barMethod.getReturnType().getCanonicalText();
          if(!"boolean".equals(typeName) && !"java.lang.String".equals(typeName)){
            continue;
          }

          data.myBindings[index].myBeanProperty = new BeanProperty(propertyName, typeName);
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private static PsiElement getObjectForWhichMethodWasCalled(final PsiMethodCallExpression callExpression) {
    final PsiExpression qualifierExpression = callExpression.getMethodExpression().getQualifierExpression();
    if (!(qualifierExpression instanceof PsiReferenceExpression)) {
      return null;
    }
    return ((PsiReferenceExpression)qualifierExpression).resolve();
  }

  public static final class MyException extends Exception{
    public MyException(final String message) {
      super(message);
    }
  }
}


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