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<?php

namespace Ivory\Tests\GoogleMap\Helper;

use Ivory\GoogleMap\Controls\ControlPosition;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Controls\MapTypeControlStyle;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Events\Event;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Layers\KMLLayer;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Map;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\MapTypeId;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\Circle;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\EncodedPolyline;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\GroundOverlay;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\InfoWindow;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\Marker;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\Polygon;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\Polyline;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Overlays\Rectangle;
use Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\MapHelper;

/**
 * Map helper test.
 *
 * @author GeLo <geloen.eric@gmail.com>
 */
class MapHelperTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    /** @var \Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\MapHelper */
    protected $mapHelper;

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function setUp()
    {
        $this->mapHelper = new MapHelper();
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function tearDown()
    {
        unset($this->mapHelper);
    }

    public function testDefaultState()
    {
        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\ApiHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getApiHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\CoordinateHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getCoordinateHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\BoundHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getBoundHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\PointHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getPointHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\SizeHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getSizeHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\MapTypeIdHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getMapTypeIdHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\MapTypeControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getMapTypeControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\OverviewMapControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getOverviewMapControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\PanControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getPanControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\RotateControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getRotateControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\ScaleControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getScaleControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\StreetViewControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getStreetViewControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\ZoomControlHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getZoomControlHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getMarkerHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerImageHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getMarkerImageHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerShapeHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getMarkerShapeHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\InfoWindowHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getInfoWindowHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\PolylineHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getPolylineHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\EncodedPolylineHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getEncodedPolylineHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\PolygonHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getPolygonHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\RectangleHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getRectangleHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\CircleHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getCircleHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\GroundOverlayHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getGroundOverlayHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Layers\KMLLayerHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getKmlLayerHelper()
        );

        $this->assertInstanceOf(
            'Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Events\EventManagerHelper',
            $this->mapHelper->getEventManagerHelper()
        );
    }

    public function testInitialState()
    {
        $apiHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\ApiHelper');
        $coordinateHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\CoordinateHelper');
        $boundHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\BoundHelper');
        $pointHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\PointHelper');
        $sizeHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Base\SizeHelper');
        $mapTypeIdHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\MapTypeIdHelper');
        $mapTypeControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\MapTypeControlHelper');
        $overviewMapControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\OverviewMapControlHelper');
        $panControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\PanControlHelper');
        $rotateControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\RotateControlHelper');
        $scaleControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\ScaleControlHelper');
        $streetViewControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\StreetViewControlHelper');
        $zoomControlHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Controls\ZoomControlHelper');
        $markerHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerHelper');
        $markerImageHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerImageHelper');
        $markerShapeHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\MarkerShapeHelper');
        $infoWindowHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\InfoWindowHelper');
        $polylineHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\PolylineHelper');
        $encodedPolylineHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\EncodedPolylineHelper');
        $polygonHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\PolygonHelper');
        $rectangleHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\RectangleHelper');
        $circleHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\CircleHelper');
        $groundOverlayHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Overlays\GroundOverlayHelper');
        $kmlLayerHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Layers\KMLLayerHelper');
        $eventManagerHelper = $this->getMock('Ivory\GoogleMap\Helper\Events\EventManagerHelper');

        $this->mapHelper = new MapHelper(
            $apiHelper,
            $coordinateHelper,
            $boundHelper,
            $pointHelper,
            $sizeHelper,
            $mapTypeIdHelper,
            $mapTypeControlHelper,
            $overviewMapControlHelper,
            $panControlHelper,
            $rotateControlHelper,
            $scaleControlHelper,
            $streetViewControlHelper,
            $zoomControlHelper,
            $markerHelper,
            $markerImageHelper,
            $markerShapeHelper,
            $infoWindowHelper,
            $polylineHelper,
            $encodedPolylineHelper,
            $polygonHelper,
            $rectangleHelper,
            $circleHelper,
            $groundOverlayHelper,
            $kmlLayerHelper,
            $eventManagerHelper
        );

        $this->assertSame($apiHelper, $this->mapHelper->getApiHelper());
        $this->assertSame($coordinateHelper, $this->mapHelper->getCoordinateHelper());
        $this->assertSame($boundHelper, $this->mapHelper->getBoundHelper());
        $this->assertSame($pointHelper, $this->mapHelper->getPointHelper());
        $this->assertSame($sizeHelper, $this->mapHelper->getSizeHelper());
        $this->assertSame($mapTypeIdHelper, $this->mapHelper->getMapTypeIdHelper());
        $this->assertSame($mapTypeControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getMapTypeControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($overviewMapControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getOverviewMapControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($panControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getPanControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($rotateControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getRotateControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($scaleControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getScaleControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($streetViewControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getStreetViewControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($zoomControlHelper, $this->mapHelper->getZoomControlHelper());
        $this->assertSame($markerHelper, $this->mapHelper->getMarkerHelper());
        $this->assertSame($markerImageHelper, $this->mapHelper->getMarkerImageHelper());
        $this->assertSame($markerShapeHelper, $this->mapHelper->getMarkerShapeHelper());
        $this->assertSame($infoWindowHelper, $this->mapHelper->getInfoWindowHelper());
        $this->assertSame($polylineHelper, $this->mapHelper->getPolylineHelper());
        $this->assertSame($encodedPolylineHelper, $this->mapHelper->getEncodedPolylineHelper());
        $this->assertSame($polygonHelper, $this->mapHelper->getPolygonHelper());
        $this->assertSame($rectangleHelper, $this->mapHelper->getRectangleHelper());
        $this->assertSame($circleHelper, $this->mapHelper->getCircleHelper());
        $this->assertSame($groundOverlayHelper, $this->mapHelper->getGroundOverlayHelper());
        $this->assertSame($kmlLayerHelper, $this->mapHelper->getKmlLayerHelper());
        $this->assertSame($eventManagerHelper, $this->mapHelper->getEventManagerHelper());
    }

    public function testRenderHtmlContainer()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setHtmlContainerId('html_container_id');

        $this->assertSame(
            '

'.PHP_EOL,
            $this->mapHelper->renderHtmlContainer($map)
        );
    }

    public function testRenderStylesheets()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setHtmlContainerId('html_container_id');
        $map->setStylesheetOptions(array('width' => '200px','height' => '100px', 'option1' => 'value1'));

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderStylesheets($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerInit()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $expected = 'map_container = {'.
            '"map":null,'.
            '"coordinates":{},'.
            '"bounds":{},'.
            '"points":{},'.
            '"sizes":{},'.
            '"circles":{},'.
            '"encoded_polylines":{},'.
            '"ground_overlays":{},'.
            '"polygons":{},'.
            '"polylines":{},'.
            '"rectangles":{},'.
            '"info_windows":{},'.
            '"marker_images":{},'.
            '"marker_shapes":{},'.
            '"markers":{},'.
            '"kml_layers":{},'.
            '"event_manager":{"dom_events":{},"dom_events_once":{},"events":{},"events_once":{}},'.
            '"closable_info_windows":{}'.
            '};'.PHP_EOL;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerInit($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerBounds()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('map_bound');

        $map->addGroundOverlay($groundOverlay = new GroundOverlay());
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_bound');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->getSouthWest()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_coordinate_south_west');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->getNorthEast()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_coordinate_north_east');

        $map->addRectangle($rectangle = new Rectangle());
        $rectangle->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_bound');
        $rectangle->getBound()->getSouthWest()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_coordinate_south_west');
        $rectangle->getBound()->getNorthEast()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_coordinate_north_east');

        $map->setAutoZoom(true);

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.bounds.map_bound = map_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds();
map_container.bounds.ground_overlay_bound = ground_overlay_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds(ground_overlay_coordinate_south_west, ground_overlay_coordinate_north_east);
map_container.bounds.rectangle_bound = rectangle_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds(rectangle_coordinate_south_west, rectangle_coordinate_north_east);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerBounds($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerCoordinates()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $map->addRectangle($rectangle = new Rectangle());
        $rectangle->getBound()->getSouthWest()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_south_west');
        $rectangle->getBound()->getNorthEast()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_north_east');

        $map->addCircle($circle = new Circle());
        $circle->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('circle_center');

        $map->addInfoWindow($infoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $infoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $infoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('info_window_position');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_position');

        $map->addPolygon($polygon = new Polygon());
        $polygon->addCoordinate(1.1, 2.1);
        $polygon->addCoordinate(3.1, 4.2);

        foreach ($polygon->getCoordinates() as $index => $polygonCoordinate) {
            $polygonCoordinate->setJavascriptVariable('polygon_coordinate_'.$index);
        }

        $map->addPolyline($polyline = new Polyline());
        $polyline->addCoordinate(1.2, 2.6);
        $polyline->addCoordinate(3.2, 4.9);

        foreach ($polyline->getCoordinates() as $index => $polyline) {
            $polyline->setJavascriptVariable('polyline_coordinate_'.$index);
        }

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.coordinates.map_center = map_center = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.coordinates.rectangle_south_west = rectangle_south_west = new google.maps.LatLng(-1, -1, true);
map_container.coordinates.rectangle_north_east = rectangle_north_east = new google.maps.LatLng(1, 1, true);
map_container.coordinates.circle_center = circle_center = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.coordinates.info_window_position = info_window_position = new google.maps.LatLng(1, 2, true);
map_container.coordinates.marker_position = marker_position = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.coordinates.polygon_coordinate_0 = polygon_coordinate_0 = new google.maps.LatLng(1.1, 2.1, true);
map_container.coordinates.polygon_coordinate_1 = polygon_coordinate_1 = new google.maps.LatLng(3.1, 4.2, true);
map_container.coordinates.polyline_coordinate_0 = polyline_coordinate_0 = new google.maps.LatLng(1.2, 2.6, true);
map_container.coordinates.polyline_coordinate_1 = polyline_coordinate_1 = new google.maps.LatLng(3.2, 4.9, true);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerCoordinates($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerPoints()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());

        $marker->setIcon('url');

        $marker->getIcon()->setAnchor(1, 2);
        $marker->getIcon()->getAnchor()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon_anchor');

        $marker->getIcon()->setOrigin(1, 2);
        $marker->getIcon()->getOrigin()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon_origin');

        $marker->setShadow('url');

        $marker->getShadow()->setAnchor(1, 2);
        $marker->getShadow()->getAnchor()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow_anchor');

        $marker->getShadow()->setOrigin(1, 2);
        $marker->getShadow()->getOrigin()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow_origin');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.points.marker_icon_anchor = marker_icon_anchor = new google.maps.Point(1, 2);
map_container.points.marker_icon_origin = marker_icon_origin = new google.maps.Point(1, 2);
map_container.points.marker_shadow_anchor = marker_shadow_anchor = new google.maps.Point(1, 2);
map_container.points.marker_shadow_origin = marker_shadow_origin = new google.maps.Point(1, 2);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerPoints($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerSizes()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addInfoWindow($mapInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $mapInfoWindow->setPixelOffset(1, 2);
        $mapInfoWindow->getPixelOffset()->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_winfow_pixel_offset');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());

        $marker->setInfoWindow($markerInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $markerInfoWindow->setPixelOffset(1, 2);
        $markerInfoWindow->getPixelOffset()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window_pixel_offset');

        $marker->setIcon('url');

        $marker->getIcon()->setSize(1, 2);
        $marker->getIcon()->getSize()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon_size');

        $marker->getIcon()->setScaledSize(1, 2);
        $marker->getIcon()->getScaledSize()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon_scaled_size');

        $marker->setShadow('url');

        $marker->getShadow()->setSize(1, 2);
        $marker->getShadow()->getSize()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow_size');

        $marker->getShadow()->setScaledSize(1, 2);
        $marker->getShadow()->getScaledSize()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow_scaled_size');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.sizes.map_info_winfow_pixel_offset = map_info_winfow_pixel_offset = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);
map_container.sizes.marker_info_window_pixel_offset = marker_info_window_pixel_offset = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);
map_container.sizes.marker_icon_size = marker_icon_size = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);
map_container.sizes.marker_icon_scaled_size = marker_icon_scaled_size = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);
map_container.sizes.marker_shadow_size = marker_shadow_size = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);
map_container.sizes.marker_shadow_scaled_size = marker_shadow_scaled_size = new google.maps.Size(1, 2);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerSizes($map));
    }

    public function testRenderMapCenter()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $this->assertSame('map.setCenter(map_center);'.PHP_EOL, $this->mapHelper->renderMapCenter($map));
    }

    public function testRenderMapBound()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('map_bound');

        $this->assertSame('map.fitBounds(map_bound);'.PHP_EOL, $this->mapHelper->renderMapBound($map));
    }

    public function testRenderMap()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), {"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,"zoom":3});

EOF;
        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderMap($map));
    }

    public function testRenderMapWithEnabledMapControls()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->setMapTypeControl(
            array(MapTypeId::TERRAIN),
            ControlPosition::BOTTOM_CENTER,
            MapTypeControlStyle::HORIZONTAL_BAR
        );

        // FIXME Add all map controls...

        $expected = 'map = new google.maps.Map('.
            'document.getElementById("map_canvas"), '.
            '{'.
            '"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,'.
            '"mapTypeControl":true,'.
            '"mapTypeControlOptions":'.
            '{'.
            '"mapTypeIds":[google.maps.MapTypeId.TERRAIN],'.
            '"position":google.maps.ControlPosition.BOTTOM_CENTER,'.
            '"style":google.maps.MapTypeControlStyle.HORIZONTAL_BAR'.
            '},'.
            '"zoom":3'.
            '});'.PHP_EOL;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderMap($map));
    }

    public function testRenderMapWithDisabledMapControls()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->setMapOption('mapTypeControl', false);

        $expected = 'map = new google.maps.Map('.
            'document.getElementById("map_canvas"), '.
            '{"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,"mapTypeControl":false,"zoom":3}'.
            ');'.PHP_EOL;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderMap($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMapWithoutAutoZoom()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.map = map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), {"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,"zoom":3});
map.setCenter(map_center);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMap($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMapWithAutoZoom()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('map_bound');

        $map->setAutoZoom(true);

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.map = map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), {"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP});
map.fitBounds(map_bound);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMap($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerCircles()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addCircle($circle = new Circle());
        $circle->setJavascriptVariable('circle');
        $circle->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('circle_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.circles.circle = circle = new google.maps.Circle({"map":map,"center":circle_center,"radius":1});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerCircles($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerEncodedPolylines()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addEncodedPolyline($encodedPolyline = new EncodedPolyline('foo'));
        $encodedPolyline->setJavascriptVariable('encoded_polyline');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.encoded_polylines.encoded_polyline = encoded_polyline = new google.maps.Polyline({"map":map,"path":google.maps.geometry.encoding.decodePath("foo")});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerEncodedPolylines($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerGroundOverlays()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addGroundOverlay($groundOverlay = new GroundOverlay('url'));
        $groundOverlay->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_bound');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.ground_overlays.ground_overlay = ground_overlay = new google.maps.GroundOverlay("url", ground_overlay_bound, {"map":map});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerGroundOverlays($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerPolygons()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addPolygon($polygon = new Polygon());
        $polygon->setJavascriptVariable('polygon');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.polygons.polygon = polygon = new google.maps.Polygon({"map":map,"paths":[]});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerPolygons($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerPolylines()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addPolyline($polyline = new Polyline());
        $polyline->setJavascriptVariable('polyline');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.polylines.polyline = polyline = new google.maps.Polyline({"map":map,"path":[]});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerPolylines($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerRectangles()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addRectangle($rectangle = new Rectangle());
        $rectangle->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle');
        $rectangle->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_bound');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.rectangles.rectangle = rectangle = new google.maps.Rectangle({"map":map,"bounds":rectangle_bound});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerRectangles($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerInfoWindowsWithoutClosableOnes()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addInfoWindow($mapInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $mapInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window');
        $mapInfoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $mapInfoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window_position');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setInfoWindow($markerInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $markerInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window');
        $markerInfoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $markerInfoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window_position');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.info_windows.map_info_window = map_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"position":map_info_window_position,"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});
map_container.info_windows.marker_info_window = marker_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerInfoWindows($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerInfoWindowsWithClosableOnes()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addInfoWindow($mapInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $mapInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window');
        $mapInfoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $mapInfoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window_position');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setInfoWindow($markerInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $markerInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window');
        $markerInfoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $markerInfoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window_position');

        $mapInfoWindow->setAutoClose(true);
        $markerInfoWindow->setAutoClose(true);

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.info_windows.map_info_window = map_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"position":map_info_window_position,"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});
map_container.info_windows.marker_info_window = marker_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});
map_container.closable_info_windows.map_info_window = map_info_window;
map_container.closable_info_windows.marker_info_window = marker_info_window;

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerInfoWindows($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMarkerImages()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());

        $marker->setIcon('url_icon');
        $marker->getIcon()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon');

        $marker->setShadow('shadow_url');
        $marker->getShadow()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.marker_images.marker_icon = marker_icon = new google.maps.MarkerImage("url_icon", null, null, null, null);
map_container.marker_images.marker_shadow = marker_shadow = new google.maps.MarkerImage("shadow_url", null, null, null, null);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMarkerImages($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMarkerShapes()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setShape('poly', array(1, 1, 1, -1, -1, -1, -1, 1));
        $marker->getShape()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shape');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.marker_shapes.marker_shape = marker_shape = new google.maps.MarkerShape({"type":"poly","coords":[1,1,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,1]});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMarkerShapes($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMarkersWithoutAutoOpenInfoWindow()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setJavascriptVariable('marker');
        $marker->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_position');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.markers.marker = marker = new google.maps.Marker({"map":map,"position":marker_position});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMarkers($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerMarkersWithAutoOpenInfoWindow()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setJavascriptVariable('marker');
        $marker->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_position');

        $marker->setInfoWindow($infoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $infoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window');
        $infoWindow->setAutoOpen(true);

        $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerMarkers($map);

        $this->assertNotEmpty($map->getEventManager()->getEvents());
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerKMLLayers()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->addKMLLayer($kmlLayer = new KMLLayer('url'));
        $kmlLayer->setJavascriptVariable('kml_layer');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.kml_layers.kml_layer = kml_layer = new google.maps.KmlLayer("url", {"map":map});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerKMLLayers($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerEventManager()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $baseEvent = new Event('instance', 'click', 'function(){}', false);

        $map->getEventManager()->addDomEvent($domEvent = clone $baseEvent);
        $domEvent->setJavascriptVariable('dom_event');

        $map->getEventManager()->addDomEventOnce($domEventOnce = clone $baseEvent);
        $domEventOnce->setJavascriptVariable('dom_event_once');

        $map->getEventManager()->addEvent($event = clone $baseEvent);
        $event->setJavascriptVariable('event');

        $map->getEventManager()->addEventOnce($eventOnce = clone $baseEvent);
        $eventOnce->setJavascriptVariable('event_once');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container.event_manager.dom_events.dom_event = dom_event = google.maps.event.addDomListener(instance, "click", function(){}, false);
map_container.event_manager.dom_events_once.dom_event_once = dom_event_once = google.maps.event.addDomListenerOnce(instance, "click", function(){}, false);
map_container.event_manager.events.event = event = google.maps.event.addListener(instance, "click", function(){});
map_container.event_manager.events_once.event_once = event_once = google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(instance, "click", function(){});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainerEventManager($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerWithDefaultMap()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container = {"map":null,"coordinates":{},"bounds":{},"points":{},"sizes":{},"circles":{},"encoded_polylines":{},"ground_overlays":{},"polygons":{},"polylines":{},"rectangles":{},"info_windows":{},"marker_images":{},"marker_shapes":{},"markers":{},"kml_layers":{},"event_manager":{"dom_events":{},"dom_events_once":{},"events":{},"events_once":{}},"closable_info_windows":{}};
map_container.coordinates.map_center = map_center = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.map = map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), {"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,"zoom":3});
map.setCenter(map_center);

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainer($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJsContainerWithComplexMap()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->setAutoZoom(true);
        $map->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('map_bound');

        $map->addCircle($circle = new Circle());
        $circle->setJavascriptVariable('circle');
        $circle->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('circle_center');

        $map->addEncodedPolyline($encodedPolyline = new EncodedPolyline('foo'));
        $encodedPolyline->setJavascriptVariable('encoded_polyline');

        $map->addGroundOverlay($groundOverlay = new GroundOverlay('url'));
        $groundOverlay->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_bound');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->setSouthWest(1, 2, true);
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->getSouthWest()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_bound_south_west');
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->setNorthEast(3, 4, true);
        $groundOverlay->getBound()->getNorthEast()->setJavascriptVariable('ground_overlay_bound_north_east');

        $map->addPolygon($polygon = new Polygon());
        $polygon->setJavascriptVariable('polygon');

        $map->addPolyline($polyline = new Polyline());
        $polyline->setJavascriptVariable('polyline');

        $map->addRectangle($rectangle = new Rectangle());
        $rectangle->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle');
        $rectangle->getBound()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_bound');
        $rectangle->getBound()->setSouthWest(1, 2, true);
        $rectangle->getBound()->getSouthWest()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_bound_south_west');
        $rectangle->getBound()->setNorthEast(3, 4, true);
        $rectangle->getBound()->getNorthEast()->setJavascriptVariable('rectangle_bound_north_east');

        $map->addInfoWindow($mapInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $mapInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window');
        $mapInfoWindow->setPosition(1, 2, true);
        $mapInfoWindow->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('map_info_window_position');

        $map->addMarker($marker = new Marker());
        $marker->setJavascriptVariable('marker');
        $marker->getPosition()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_position');

        $marker->setInfoWindow($markerInfoWindow = new InfoWindow());
        $markerInfoWindow->setJavascriptVariable('marker_info_window');

        $marker->setIcon('url');
        $marker->getIcon()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_icon');

        $marker->setShadow('url');
        $marker->getShadow()->setJavascriptVariable('marker_shadow');

        $map->addKMLLayer($kmlLayer = new KMLLayer('url'));
        $kmlLayer->setJavascriptVariable('kml_layer');

        $map->getEventManager()->addEvent($event = new Event('instance', 'click', 'function(){}', false));
        $event->setJavascriptVariable('event');

        $expected = <<<EOF
map_container = {"map":null,"coordinates":{},"bounds":{},"points":{},"sizes":{},"circles":{},"encoded_polylines":{},"ground_overlays":{},"polygons":{},"polylines":{},"rectangles":{},"info_windows":{},"marker_images":{},"marker_shapes":{},"markers":{},"kml_layers":{},"event_manager":{"dom_events":{},"dom_events_once":{},"events":{},"events_once":{}},"closable_info_windows":{}};
map_container.coordinates.ground_overlay_bound_south_west = ground_overlay_bound_south_west = new google.maps.LatLng(1, 2, true);
map_container.coordinates.ground_overlay_bound_north_east = ground_overlay_bound_north_east = new google.maps.LatLng(3, 4, true);
map_container.coordinates.rectangle_bound_south_west = rectangle_bound_south_west = new google.maps.LatLng(1, 2, true);
map_container.coordinates.rectangle_bound_north_east = rectangle_bound_north_east = new google.maps.LatLng(3, 4, true);
map_container.coordinates.circle_center = circle_center = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.coordinates.map_info_window_position = map_info_window_position = new google.maps.LatLng(1, 2, true);
map_container.coordinates.marker_position = marker_position = new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0, true);
map_container.bounds.map_bound = map_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds();
map_container.bounds.ground_overlay_bound = ground_overlay_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds(ground_overlay_bound_south_west, ground_overlay_bound_north_east);
map_container.bounds.rectangle_bound = rectangle_bound = new google.maps.LatLngBounds(rectangle_bound_south_west, rectangle_bound_north_east);
map_container.map = map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), {"mapTypeId":google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP});
map.fitBounds(map_bound);
map_container.circles.circle = circle = new google.maps.Circle({"map":map,"center":circle_center,"radius":1});
map_container.encoded_polylines.encoded_polyline = encoded_polyline = new google.maps.Polyline({"map":map,"path":google.maps.geometry.encoding.decodePath("foo")});
map_container.ground_overlays.ground_overlay = ground_overlay = new google.maps.GroundOverlay("url", ground_overlay_bound, {"map":map});
map_container.polygons.polygon = polygon = new google.maps.Polygon({"map":map,"paths":[]});
map_container.polylines.polyline = polyline = new google.maps.Polyline({"map":map,"path":[]});
map_container.rectangles.rectangle = rectangle = new google.maps.Rectangle({"map":map,"bounds":rectangle_bound});
map_container.info_windows.map_info_window = map_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"position":map_info_window_position,"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});
map_container.info_windows.marker_info_window = marker_info_window = new google.maps.InfoWindow({"content":"
Default content<\/p>"});
map_container.marker_images.marker_icon = marker_icon = new google.maps.MarkerImage("url", null, null, null, null);
map_container.marker_images.marker_shadow = marker_shadow = new google.maps.MarkerImage("url", null, null, null, null);
map_container.markers.marker = marker = new google.maps.Marker({"map":map,"position":marker_position, "icon":marker_icon, "shadow":marker_shadow});
map_bound.union(circle.getBounds());
encoded_polyline.getPath().forEach(function(element){map_bound.extend(element)});
map_bound.union(ground_overlay_bound);
polygon.getPath().forEach(function(element){map_bound.extend(element)});
polyline.getPath().forEach(function(element){map_bound.extend(element)});
map_bound.union(rectangle_bound);
map_bound.extend(map_info_window.getPosition());
map_bound.extend(marker.getPosition());
map_container.kml_layers.kml_layer = kml_layer = new google.maps.KmlLayer("url", {"map":map});
map_container.event_manager.events.event = event = google.maps.event.addListener(instance, "click", function(){});
map_container.event_manager.events.marker_info_window_event = marker_info_window_event = google.maps.event.addListener(marker, "click", function () {
    for (var info_window in map_container.closable_info_windows) {
        map_container.closable_info_windows[info_window].close();
    }
    marker_info_window.open(map, marker);

});

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJsContainer($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJavascripts()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJavascriptsWithEncodedPolyline()
    {
        $encodedPolyline = new EncodedPolyline('foo');
        $encodedPolyline->setJavascriptVariable('encoded_polyline');

        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->addEncodedPolyline($encodedPolyline);

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJavascriptsWithLibraries()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->setLibraries(array('places'));

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJavascriptsWithAsync()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');
        $map->setAsync(true);

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map));
    }

    public function testRenderJavascriptsWithMultipleMaps()
    {
        $map1 = new Map();
        $map1->setJavascriptVariable('map1');
        $map1->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map1_center');

        $expected1 = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $map2 = new Map();
        $map2->setJavascriptVariable('map2');
        $map2->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map2_center');

        $expected2 = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected1, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map1));
        $this->assertSame($expected2, $this->mapHelper->renderJavascripts($map2));
    }

    public function testRender()
    {
        $map = new Map();
        $map->setJavascriptVariable('map');

        $map->getCenter()->setJavascriptVariable('map_center');

        $expected = <<<EOF

EOF;

        $this->assertSame($expected, $this->mapHelper->render($map));
    }
}


Live Events and Feeds are used to manage and inspect incoming data. This article will show how to inspect incoming event data, create and manage feeds, and evaluate data quality.
Live Events shows data coming into the Universal Data Hub in real-time. The Live Events chart displays events coming from all data sources and all event feeds. Each bar in the chart has a height to indicate the volume of events detected. Click a bar to inspect the details of a sampling of those events. If you have active event specifications, the chart will reflect the quality of the incoming data with green and red segments to represent valid and invalid events, respectively.
Access Live Events by navigating to EventStream > Live Events.
You control which events are displayed in the chart using the Data Sources and Event Feeds drop-down menus. The default selections are "All Data Sources" and "All Events". Adjusting these menus will refresh the chart and display the event activity for the selected combination.
Use a Trace ID to filter out all incoming events except for the ones you trigger. A Trace ID is a temporary, unique identifier to be inserted into your event tracking code (or the Trace Tool) so that only specific events are displayed in Live Events. This is commonly used for testing purposes.
The trace options modal displays.
Click Start Trace and follow the instructions.
Copy the generated Trace ID and click Continue.
Open a new Chrome browser window with the page to test.
Open Tealium Tools > Trace and enter the Trace ID.
The Live Events will now only show events triggered during your traced session. You can start a new trace or rejoin an existing trace following the same steps.
"Valid" events satisfy the requirements of an active event specification. This means that the events have a known value for the tealium_event attribute and all the required attributes from the specification. The more valid events you see the better. This means your installations are sending the data expected in your specifications.
"Invalid" events match an event specification, but do not have the required attributes. This means that the events have a known value for the tealium_event attribute, but they are either missing required attributes or the attributes contain unexpected values. These issues can be resolved by fixing the installation code that is sending the events or, in some cases, adjusting the event specification.
Events marked as "No Spec" do not have a matching event specification. This means that the events either do not have the tealium_event attribute or the value does not have a corresponding event specification.
Click a bar in the chart to view the event details from an incoming data sample. The data sample is limited to 10 events per bar in the chart. Events are primarily identified by the tealium_event attribute. The detected value of this attribute is displayed in the heading of the event detail. If tealium_event has a corresponding event specification, the event is displayed as either valid or invalid according to the requirements in the specification. The heading also displays the data source from which the event originated.
An unknown attribute is an attribute detected in the incoming event that has not yet been created in your account as an event attribute with a data type (eg. string, number, Boolean, etc.). Before you can use an attribute in your account, it must be created as an event attribute.
In the event details view, unknown attributes are indicated in the Data Type column as "Unknown".
Next to an "Unknown" attribute, click the more options icon and then click Quick Add.
The attribute now displays its new data type.
A standard set of built-in event specifications are available to be added to your configuration. If an incoming event matches a built-in event specification that has not yet been activated, you can preview and activate the event from the event detail view.
The event attributes will change to display a preview of the attributes required for that specification. This will show you how your event compares to the built-in specification.
The Add Event Specification modal appears.
Enter notes and adjust any additional attributes to be included.
Publish your account to view the new specification applied to incoming events.
Events with a custom value for tealium_event display as "Unknown" in the event details view if they do not have an associated event specification. When this occurs, you can create a custom event specification directly from the event details view based on the detected value of tealium_event and the attributes of the event.
All event attributes from the active event are pre-populated in the event specification.
Set the name of the specification (the value expected in tealium_event).
Set the Data Type for all unknown attributes.
Add more attributes by clicking +Add Attribute.
Remove pre-populated attributes by clicking the Remove button.
Mark attributes as required or optional.
Save and publish your account.
Event feeds are groups of events that match specific conditions based on their attributes. Feeds can be sent to connectors or a data storage solution such as EventDB or EventStore. The default event feed is named "All Events" and displays all incoming events. The default feed cannot be edited or deleted; however, additional feeds can be created to identify subsets of events based on their attributes.
Total Volume – The total number of events detected from all data sources over the last 30 days.
Assigned Actions – The number of connector actions linked to the feed.
EventStore – Indicates if the feed is enabled for EventStore.
EventDB – Indicates if the feed is enabled for EventDB.
Feed Activity Chart – The number of events detected from all data sources over the selected time range.
Conditions – The logic used to identify events in the feed.
Assigned Actions – The connector actions linked to the feed.
Navigate to EventStream > Live Events.
The Create Event Feed dialog displays.
Set the Title, Notes, and Labels.
Enable the feed for EventStore or EventDB.
This setting requires your account to be enabled for DataAccess.
Set the conditions for the feed.


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The Summit: In Concert by Artanis Entertainment / DCC Compact Classics at My Promo Pool. Hurry! Limited time offer. Offer valid only while supplies last. Concert with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., recorded live at the Villa Venice, Chicago, ILL Drunken, tacky, and undoubtedly a piece of history, The Summit: In Concert captures a 1962 Chicago supper-club show by the three biggest names in the Rat Pack. The apparently unedited tape clocks in at more than 78 minutes, with plenty of the trio's banter preserved--for better or worse. (Sinatra: ''Shut up, Sam, and sit in the back of the bus!'' Davis: ''Jewish people don't sit in the back
Concert with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., recorded live at the Villa Venice, Chicago, ILL Drunken, tacky, and undoubtedly a piece of history, The Summit: In Concert captures a 1962 Chicago supper-club show by the three biggest names in the Rat Pack. The apparently unedited tape clocks in at more than 78 minutes, with plenty of the trio's banter preserved--for better or worse. (Sinatra: "Shut up, Sam, and sit in the back of the bus!" Davis: "Jewish people don't sit in the back of the bus!" Sinatra: "Jewish people own the bus!") There's some fine singing, of course; though Sinatra seems to be going through the motions during most of his solo miniset, his "When Your Lover Has Gone" is a highlight, as is Davis's "Out of this World." More an intriguing document than an entertaining repeat listen--thanks in part to the anarchic interruptions of many of the second half's songs--Summit is for those who already own the guys' truly worthy recordings. --Rickey Wright
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Ian Dunt
Alex Stevenson
The real Brexit battle: Never trust someone who says 'referenda'
David Davis on The Andrew Marr Show in 2017 | Copyright: PA
By Ian Dunt Monday, 3 September 2018 1:47 PM Follow iandunt
There are a great many things in the world that David Davis is wrong about, including Brexit, the Chequers plan and his own capabilities. But the most irritating might be his use of 'referenda' instead of 'referendums', which he employed on Sunday while on the Andrew Marr programme.
"The point about referenda is that they are once in a generation" - Former #Brexit Secretary David Davis on prospect of a second EU referendum #Marr https://t.co/C8fIXaxCKY pic.twitter.com/tFt3drljY2
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 2, 2018
The use of 'referenda' is a human early warning sign – like being rude to waiters, not liking dogs or using 'whilst' in writing. It means you should be wary. The person you are dealing with is not to be trusted.
It is not just that 'referenda' is wrong, although it is wrong. It is that it is pompous – and not only that, but pompous about the precise thing it is wrong about.
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'Referendum' comes from the Latin word 'refero', meaning 'to carry back'. It's a noun which originated as a verb. But the word does not function according to Latin usage because it a fresh, newly-minted English term – and a fairly recent one at that. Until the 19th Century, people mostly used 'plebiscite'. Using 'referenda' for the plural is therefore inappropriate. The basic English plural of just chucking an –s on there works fine.
Even if this wasn't true, the –a structure for pluralising the word in Latin makes no sense on its own terms. There is no plural for it any more than there is a plural of 'referring' or 'running'. If you were next to someone in a stadium watching the Olympics, you wouldn't say the 'runnings' were very good.
So the 'referenda' usage is wrong both ways – it is wrong in English and it is wrong in Latin. It is wrong in every way that there is to be wrong about it. Except for one.
As the very sensible Tom Chivers pointed out earlier today, it is right in that it is regularly used.
*sigh* it is with a heavy heart that I have to inform you that "referenda" and "referendums" are in roughly equal use and are therefore both "correct"; https://t.co/QnAINIlThO
(it's fine to have a preference! But it's an aesthetic preference, not a matter of right and wrong.) pic.twitter.com/KY4OEjqpFk
— Tom Chivers (@TomChivers) September 3, 2018
He's correct. This is one of the most beautiful aspects of the English language and indeed of the open culture that surrounds it: usage creates validity. Rules and definitions exist, but where enough people start using English in a certain way, they bend in order to suit them. People are the masters of English, not textbooks. So for instance, the Oxford English dictionary recently confirmed that 'literally' could be used for emphasis rather than to just insist on the literal truth of something.
The OED has followed this standard with referendums too. In 1989 it found that "as a Latin gerund referendum has no plural" and that referendums should prevail. But in 2009, it observed pragmatically that usage was "fairly evenly divided".
However, there is a further test to apply to the word: being a dick. The best guide to this style of rule-making was George Orwell, whose essay Politics and the English language, while a bit silly in places, remains the best single piece of writing on writing. It's available for free online here and is no more time-consuming than a standard long-read.
Of his many rules, Orwell insists that writers avoid "pretentious diction", which is used to "make biases look impartial and scientific". They should also stay away from foreign phrases where an everyday English equivalent will do and try not to use a long word where a shorter one will do (referenda is admittedly shorter than referendums, but it is more complex, academic and affected).
"Bad writers," Orwell concludes, "and especially scientific, political, and sociological writers, are nearly always haunted by the notion that Latin or Greek words are grander than Saxon ones".
Recent examples have demonstrated the wisdom of Orwell's argument. In 1998, Tory MP and reactionary Alan Clark branded 'referendums' an "exceedingly ugly term" and suggested the Speaker should promote the "Latin word" and discourage "continued anglicisation". It is a perfect example of how stupid people are when they spend their lives congratulating themselves for being clever. Not only does the "Latin word" not exist, but his plural of it would make no sense if it did.
Speaker Betty Boothroyd had clearly read her Orwell. "I think the plural is a matter of taste," she replied, "but I've always preferred the use of the English language to any Latin form if that is of some guidance."
Orwell's preference for short English words over technical or foreign words, or jargon, is not some small-minded, Little-Englander counter-snobbery. It is an attempt to imbue language, and political writing in particular, with the ability to scrutinise the powerful. By working the words, by forcing them to be clear and specific, it prevents writers from misleading the public.
It also blocks polemists – whether they are politicians or comment writers or think tank directors – from sneaking extremist proposals in under words which are almost completely disassociated from what they entail. Finally, it makes politics more democratic, by expanding the terms of who can read it. The posher political language gets, the more normal people are alienated from it.
'Referenda' fails badly on these terms: It adopts a more complex, pompous usage to do something which can be readily achieved by sticking with the standard English plural. And it does so in a way which is wrong even on the preening basis upon which it is attempted.
It's like watching a man trying to impress his friends with his expensive restaurant choice, only to start trying to cut the food with his plate. Never trust anyone who uses it.
Ian Dunt is editor of Politics.co.uk and the author of Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?
The opinions in politics.co.uk's Comment and Analysis section are those of the author and are no reflection of the views of the website or its owners.
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Q: Conditional expectation clarification. I need to show that $\mathbb E[X_{n+1} | \mathbb F_n] \leq X_n$. My question is this: does it suffice to show that $\mathbb E[X_{n+1} * \mathbb{1}_A] \leq \mathbb E[X_n * \mathbb{1}_A]$ for all $A \in \mathbb F_n$, where $\mathbb F_n$ is the $\sigma$-algebra generated by $X_1, \dots, X_n$? If the less than signs were equals signs, I know this would be true, but I'm not sure that this is necessarily true by the definition of conditional expectation when we have inequalities.

A: Yes.  If $\mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} 1_A] \le \mathbb{E}[X_n 1_A]$ for $A \in \mathbb{F}_n$ then properties of conditional expectation give
$$\mathbb{E}[(X_n - \mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} \mid \mathbb{F}_n]) 1_A] = \mathbb{E}[(X_n - X_{n+1}) 1_A] \ge 0.$$
Now apply this with $A = \{X_n \le \mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} \mid \mathbb{F}_n]\} \in \mathbb{F}_n$.  Then $(X_n - \mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} \mid \mathbb{F}_n]) 1_A \le 0$ a.s., but its expectation is nonnegative, so we have $(X_n - \mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} \mid \mathbb{F}_n]) 1_A = 0$ a.s.  This is only possible if $X_n \ge \mathbb{E}[X_{n+1} \mid \mathbb{F}_n]$ a.s.

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Robert Rowand Anderson designed 1875 as part of University Medical School complex, revised 1886-7, executed 1887-97, roof engineered by DM Westland. 3-storey and attic, symmetrical, D-plan Italian Renaissance graduation hall with paired semi-circular projecting stair towers prominently sited overlooking Bristo Square. Single bay engaged tower to northwest corner and 4-storey tower to southwest corner. Rear (west) of hall attached to the Medical School North Quadrant by smaller internal light well courtyard. Sandstone ashlar. Base course, moulded cill course at ground, entablature with moulded architrave and dentilled cornice at ground, first, second and attic floors (plain frieze at ground and attic, decorated frieze with foliage and figurative carving at first, garland carved frieze at second).
FURTHER DESCRIPTION: Eaves cornice supported by carved volutes, open balustrade with blind plaque, blocking course at attic. Full height square buttresses, shell headed niche with decorative stand at first floor, shell head niche set within pedimented surround at second floor. Oculi at ground, plain first floor except for inscription and corniced and garland frieze surround to stair tower windows, corinthian blind arcade at second floor with red sandstone column shaft, oculi at attic. Predominantly round arched doorways with blind oculi carving to surround, 2-leaf timber panelled doors with blind fanlight. Principal entrance consists of elaborately detailed round arched door surround flanked by Corinthian pilasters, tympanum with carving, 2-leaf, half glazed, entrance doors with rectangular fanlight set within roll moulded and bracketed rectangular door surround.
Fixed pane leaded glazing. Shallow ribbed domed roof surmounted by tall colonnaded decorative lantern; pyramidal slate roofs to flanking towers.
INTERIOR: Very fine original Renaissance interior design and decorative scheme in place. Vaulted entrance hall with stone curved stair (southwest) corner leading to vaulted gallery decorated with mosaic floor tiles, painted heraldry and original light fitting at first floor. Large Greek theatre style D-plan graduation hall with vaulted brick circulation corridors wrapping around the outer edge of the performance space. Timber balustrade
Balconies at first and second floors behind double height stone columned round arched arcade on squared pillars to ground. Round windows surmount each arch. Rectangular apse to stage side housing organ. Fitted timber pews with folding seat to outer edges, parquet floor to main hall space. Ornately coloured, painted, figurative decoration by William M Palin from 1892-7 throughout the main hall space. Timber boarded details to ancillary areas and corridor running behind stage. The riveted cast iron substructure of the internal dome is evident from the upper room in the south tower, accessed through small turned stair.
ORGAN: Designed and installed 1897 by Robert Hope-Jones (1859-1914). Remodelled 1953 by Henry Willis and Sons. Refurbished 2011 retaining original ranks, swell box, resonators and diaphones, and bellows were re-leathered.
A Group with the McEwan Lantern Pillar (see seperate listing, LB27994).
A very significant highly decorated civic concert hall designed by the eminent Scottish architect Rowand Anderson, surviving in its original form and making an integral component of the development of the University of Edinburgh buildings to the southside of the city. Its refined early North Italian Renaissance style was unique in the United Kingdom when built: a result of the architect s thorough research into public buildings prior to entering the design competition.
The McEwan Hall was built as a two stage development following on from the University of Edinburgh Medical School which was completed a decade earlier between 1876-86 and adjoins it the west (see seperate listing, LB27992).
Carving to principal doorway tympanum by Farner and Brindlay, London, depicting a graduation ceremony. Interior murals, consisting of 15 figures in the dome, 13 of which represent Arts and Sciences and mosaics by W N Palin who also worked at the Science Museum, South Kensington in London.
Sir Robert Rowand Anderson (1834-1921) had limited experience of designing public or commercial buildings when he was included among the six architects invited to compete for Edinburgh University s graduation hall and medical school in September 1874. This he determined to win by making a whirlwind study tour of medical schools and lecture theatres in England, France, Holland and Germany. His submission was selected by the ten relevant professors on 29 January 1875 and had been greatly revised and enlarged by June 1877 following the acquisition of more land.
The Hall was funded by William McEwan (1827-1913) who established the successful Fountain Brewery in Edinburgh in 1856, after learning the brewing trade from his uncle. The products of this brewery were popular both locally and abroad via exports to the British Empire. In 1886 he entered parliament as MP for central Edinburgh with the brewery managed by his nephew. McEwan gave £115,000 to the University of Edinburgh to erect a graduation hall, and upon opening he was presented with an honorary doctorate and the freedom of the city of Edinburgh.
Robert Hope-Jones is recognised as being the inventor of theatre organs in the early 20th century. He designed an organ incorporated an electro-pneumatic action, diaphones and resonator system which created very high wind pressure in order to imitate orchestral instruments. The organ creates a sumptuous and theatrically grand sound and is a very rare survival, only one other Hope-Jones organ is known to exist in Britain in Battersea Town Hall. The room housing the swell box is known as the coffin room because of the shape of the timber-clad swell box housing.
The hall is built from stone from the Prudham Quarry, Hexham Northumberland, the stone was shipped by rail and also used extensively in the tenements in Marchmont. The exterior niches were designed to take statues but these were never infilled.
Listed building record updated at re-survey in 2011-12. Statutory address updated in 2015. Previously listed as 15 Bristo Square, University of Edinburgh McEwan Hall including railings and gatepiers between hall and Reid School of Music .
Minor updates to Statement of Special Interest (relating to William McEwan) and References in 2017 .
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland: http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore.html CANMORE ID 74110
3rd Edition Ordnance Survey Map (1905).
J Gifford, C McWilliam and D Walker, (1984) Buildings of Scotland, Edinburgh , p246.
Dictionary of Scottish Architects, www.scottisharchitects.org.uk (accessed 2012).
McGrail, Steve. (2002) A Merchant Prince of Ale , Journal of the Scottish Brewing Archive.
Ritchie, Berry (1999) Godd Company; The Story of Scottish and Newcastle , James and James Ltd.
The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, http://www.oxforddnb.com/ (accessed 2017).
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Bell: Chip Kelly continues with head-scratching moves
Jarrett Bell
Maybe Chip Kelly will someday have the last laugh.
That day was hardly Tuesday, when the Philadelphia Eagles coach popped the cork on the NFL's new year by springing the biggest stunner of all on a day of surprises.
Kelly traded would-be starting quarterback Nick Foles for Sam Bradford, who is coming off his second torn anterior cruciate ligament in as many years and was on such shaky ground that the St. Louis Rams wanted him to take a pay cut as he entered the final year of his contract.
No doubt, Kelly must see something that a lot of people are missing.
Right now, though, he's an innovative coach who is long on power but short on benefit of the doubt.
Kelly dumped DeSean Jackson last year, then traded LeSean McCoy and couldn't keep Jeremy Maclin. All of the productive offensive firepower is gone. And Kelly is 0-for-2 years when it comes to winning an NFL playoff game.
Now Foles, who was 14-4 under Kelly after replacing Michael Vick, is history, too.
Was Foles that bad? And why is Bradford a better option?
Bradford will reunite with Eagles offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur, who coached the quarterback with the Rams. It also will help that Bradford has a familiarity with the up-tempo system that Kelly runs, given his proficiency in the speed offense at Oklahoma.
But since college, Bradford has been the talented prospect who was drafted No. 1 overall but habitually trying to put it all together. In St. Louis, it was one thing after another. System changes. Protection. Supporting receivers. Injuries. The last setback came in a preseason game in August.
After Bradford fully rehabs his knee, you have to wonder whether Kelly will be compelled to adjust his system – with its play-action, rollouts and option runs – to better protect a quarterback whose durability is a question mark.
Yet with Kelly, whose system fueled enormous success on the college level at Oregon but has been one that runs out of gas down the stretch in the NFL, the next question involves his flexibility.
The other key question is whether Bradford will emerge as a long-term answer … or the guy keeping the seat warm for the next proposition, who just might be a particular Heisman Trophy winner from Oregon.
On the flip side, the Rams have found the perfect way to cut their losses on the player they invested a bundle in – a then-record $50 million guaranteed – after picking him No. 1 overall in the pre-rookie cap days of 2010.
Foles, who had a phenomenal 27-2 touchdown pass-to-interception ratio when he burst into the lineup in 2013, should be pleased in the sense that he's joining a team that (for a few years now) has been viewed as being on the rise. With his big arm, perhaps he can provide the stability at quarterback that Bradford was picked to provide.
Even so, it's odd that in recent weeks St. Louis coach Jeff Fisher and general manager Les Snead had been adamant in maintaining that they were sticking by Bradford as their quarterback.
Despite that public stance, behind the scenes the Rams sought a pay cut from Bradford, who was due roughly $13 million for 2015. When he balked, the trade option apparently intensified.
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When the NFL's new year kicked off Tuesday afternoon, much of the anticipation was attached to the official start of free agency.
Instead, it was a trade fest that came on the heels of the three-day "legal tampering" negotiating window that removed some of the free agency suspense.
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Yet somehow the quarterback swap might ultimately shake the NFL landscape even more.
And who knows: Maybe Kelly's not done yet. There is no shortage of speculation that the quarterback he really wants is the one who played for him at Oregon: Marcus Mariota.
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Donny van de Beek urged to 'pack his bags' if latest Man Utd snub occurs
Manchester United star Donny van de Beek has been told to 'pack his bags straightaway' if he does not take part in the Manchester derby this week.
The Holland international arrived at Old Trafford from Dutch giants Ajax in a £35million deal over the summer.
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A fine run of form has seen United rise to second in the table. However, Van de Beek will be hoping a change of competition on Wednesday night will give him a chance to shine.
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Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke has admitted that Jadon Sancho had "subconsciously prepared" for a recent move to Manchester United.
The Red Devils spent the best part of the last transfer window chasing a deal for the winger. But while he agreed personal terms, Dortmund's £108million valuation proved too high for United.
Indeed, Old Trafford chiefs felt reluctant to splash out such a sum during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Speaking to Kicker, though, Watzke has said that Sancho may have been banking on a big-money transfer.
"Jadon might have been subconsciously prepared for a change. I think he had at least thought so much about it that he lost his ease, but I have found him trying very hard for weeks," the chief said (via Sport Witness).
"The magic, as [Dortmund head coach] Edin Terzic put it, is not back yet, but he has not forgotten anything." Read more…
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A person arrested by Belarusian police on June 12 for a failed bank robbery was identified as South African Dirk Prinsloo, who is wanted in his homeland for alleged sexual assaults, RFE/RL's Belarus Service reports.
Belarus Leader Snubs Moscow Security Pact Summit
Belarus has signaled a growing rift with Russia, saying President Alyaksandr Lukashenka would not attend a security summit in Moscow. Lukashenka had been due to take part in the summit of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), during which an agreement on the creation of a collective security force was signed.
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As voters went to cast their ballots in European Parliament elections, RFE/RL spoke to British historian Timothy Garton Ash about the definition of Europe. Garton Ash explained how a common vision defines Europe as much as geography, and why the EU must stay true to its philosophy of expansion.
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Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:RARE) was upgraded by analysts at BidaskClub from a "hold" rating to a "buy" rating in a research note issued to investors on Friday.
A number of other equities analysts have also recently weighed in on the stock. ValuEngine raised shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical from a "buy" rating to a "strong-buy" rating in a research note on Friday, March 1st. Cowen reaffirmed a "buy" rating and set a $69.00 price target on shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical in a research note on Tuesday, February 26th. Raymond James reaffirmed an "outperform" rating and set a $80.00 price target on shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical in a research note on Friday, February 22nd. Citigroup upped their price target on shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical from $54.00 to $62.00 and gave the stock a "neutral" rating in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. Finally, Credit Suisse Group reaffirmed a "hold" rating and set a $59.00 price target on shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical in a research note on Wednesday, February 20th. Six research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating, fourteen have issued a buy rating and one has issued a strong buy rating to the company's stock. The company has a consensus rating of "Buy" and a consensus price target of $76.16.
NASDAQ:RARE opened at $68.27 on Friday. Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical has a fifty-two week low of $37.44 and a fifty-two week high of $90.98. The firm has a market cap of $3.50 billion, a PE ratio of -9.24 and a beta of 2.21.
Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:RARE) last posted its quarterly earnings results on Tuesday, February 19th. The biopharmaceutical company reported ($1.73) earnings per share for the quarter, topping the Zacks' consensus estimate of ($1.74) by $0.01. Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical had a negative net margin of 383.75% and a negative return on equity of 35.26%. The business had revenue of $16.26 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $13.30 million. Research analysts predict that Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical will post -6.79 earnings per share for the current year.
Several institutional investors have recently added to or reduced their stakes in RARE. Capital International Investors boosted its position in shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical by 20.9% in the 3rd quarter. Capital International Investors now owns 4,359,891 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock worth $332,834,000 after buying an additional 755,127 shares in the last quarter. Capital World Investors lifted its holdings in Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical by 75.8% in the 3rd quarter. Capital World Investors now owns 1,461,390 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock valued at $111,563,000 after purchasing an additional 630,088 shares in the last quarter. Norges Bank purchased a new position in Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical in the 4th quarter valued at about $16,047,000. D. E. Shaw & Co. Inc. lifted its holdings in Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical by 5,859.9% in the 4th quarter. D. E. Shaw & Co. Inc. now owns 321,834 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock valued at $13,993,000 after purchasing an additional 316,434 shares in the last quarter. Finally, Macquarie Group Ltd. purchased a new position in Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical in the 3rd quarter valued at about $20,045,000. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 99.20% of the company's stock.