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Q: Compare an array with itself for duplicate and store in new array I have a question, how do I compare values in an array with themselves without the value to be compared being shown as true?
As an example, if the value EUW1_6011808396 occurs again, it should be stored in the array matchingMatches.
The Values of the Array are:
[EUW1_6011808396, EUW1_6011824351, EUW1_6011720277, EUW1_6010413995, EUW1_6010218048, EUW1_6010184913, EUW1_6010131700, EUW1_6009739853, EUW1_6008825456, EUW1_6008833322, EUW1_6008409245, EUW1_6008369887, EUW1_6008355242, EUW1_6007567238, EUW1_6007269146, EUW1_6007226284, EUW1_6007192332, EUW1_6005571988, EUW1_6005438941, EUW1_6005495312, EUW1_6013263286, EUW1_6013193252, EUW1_6012475324, EUW1_6012411610, EUW1_6012315128, EUW1_6012011561, EUW1_6011110477, EUW1_6011026046, EUW1_6009739853, EUW1_6006439870, EUW1_6006434580, EUW1_6005238786, EUW1_6005191249, EUW1_6005026992, EUW1_6005015187, EUW1_6004958241, EUW1_6003811368, EUW1_6002847479, EUW1_6002164371, EUW1_6002148723, EUW1_6015524685, EUW1_6015387328, EUW1_6015402003, EUW1_6014779337, EUW1_6014724668, EUW1_6014701498, EUW1_6014655368, EUW1_6014580839, EUW1_6014429620, EUW1_6014475971, EUW1_6014473252, EUW1_6013334881, EUW1_6013322375, EUW1_6012669749, EUW1_6012635347, EUW1_6012583396, EUW1_6010971941, EUW1_6006896961, EUW1_6006881165, EUW1_6006518887, EUW1_6015745842, EUW1_6015589872, EUW1_6014068520, EUW1_6014044304, EUW1_6007955310, EUW1_6003705297, EUW1_6003569783, EUW1_6002003834, EUW1_6000787500, EUW1_5994465297, EUW1_5993391050, EUW1_5992233473, EUW1_5992169601, EUW1_5984062877, EUW1_5984034743, EUW1_5983855739, EUW1_5983880569, EUW1_5983766086, EUW1_5982931745, EUW1_5982372929, EUW1_6005238786, EUW1_6005191249, EUW1_6005026992, EUW1_6005015187, EUW1_6004958241, EUW1_6002164371, EUW1_6002148723, EUW1_6002057259, EUW1_6002053660, EUW1_6002009239, EUW1_6002003834, EUW1_6001939719, EUW1_6001867883, EUW1_6001022392, EUW1_6000887143, EUW1_6000892356, EUW1_6000787500, EUW1_6000820954, EUW1_5996485374, EUW1_5994559073, EUW1_6010083174, EUW1_6010017420, EUW1_6006898776, EUW1_6006838293, EUW1_6005225782, EUW1_6005135031, EUW1_6003899867, EUW1_6003883079, EUW1_6003786523, EUW1_6002164371, EUW1_6002148723, EUW1_6002057259, EUW1_6002053660, EUW1_6002009239, EUW1_6001022392, EUW1_6000887143, EUW1_6000892356, EUW1_6000787500, EUW1_5999368247, EUW1_5999295110, EUW1_5989231240, EUW1_5989055249, EUW1_5987149834, EUW1_5978125118, EUW1_5969701977, EUW1_5969187233, EUW1_5956294382, EUW1_5955846040, EUW1_5949708234, EUW1_5934525960, EUW1_5916275391, EUW1_5916168691, EUW1_5916132470, EUW1_5907690529, EUW1_5897979620, EUW1_5897921186, EUW1_5896786548, EUW1_5880625543, EUW1_5880541891, EUW1_5878457213, EUW1_6015589872, EUW1_5969852994, EUW1_5969788713, EUW1_5940681289, EUW1_5940556247, EUW1_5937866203, EUW1_5937892773, EUW1_5937768916, EUW1_5937765393, EUW1_5934600651, EUW1_5934512860, EUW1_5934339533, EUW1_5932238516, EUW1_5932166008, EUW1_5932211862, EUW1_5929934534, EUW1_5930153889, EUW1_5931242804, EUW1_5919621815, EUW1_5918236611]

The function which is used for getting the Id for the API call.
/**
 * Getting the Team Members and their IDs
 *
 * @param {info_id|String}
 * @return Team Members IDs
 * @customfunction
 */
function getTeamMembersIDs(info_id) {
  try {
    startup();
    var teamMembers = getTeamMembersSheet();
    var riotIds = [];
    for (var counter = 0; counter != teamMembers.length; counter = counter + 1) {
      switch (info_id){
        case "puuid":
          var data = buildURL("https://euw1.api.riotgames.com/lol/summoner/v4/summoners/by-name/"+teamMembers[counter]+"?api_key="+apiKey);
          var puuid = data["puuid"];
          riotIds.push(puuid);
          break;
        case "id":
          var data = buildURL("https://euw1.api.riotgames.com/lol/summoner/v4/summoners/by-name/"+teamMembers[counter]+"?api_key="+apiKey);
          var id = data["id"];
          riotIDs.push(id);
          break;
        case "accountId":
          var data = buildURL("https://euw1.api.riotgames.com/lol/summoner/v4/summoners/by-name/"+teamMembers[counter]+"?api_key="+apiKey);
          var accountId = data["accountId"];
          riotIds.push(accountId);
          break;
      }
    }
    return riotIds
  } catch (err) {
    Logger.log('Failed with error %s', err.message);
  }
}

This Function is Used for Getting the Matches that got played per Team Member.
 /**
     * Getting the Data from the Api which matches got played
     *
     * @return the matches played
     * @customfunction
     */
    function getMatchesPlayed() {
      try{
        startup();
        var puuids = getTeamMembersIDs("puuid");
        var games = [];
        for (var counter = 0; counter != puuids.length; counter = counter + 1) {
          var data = buildURL("https://europe.api.riotgames.com/lol/match/v5/matches/by-puuid/"+puuids[counter]+"/ids?start=0&count=20&api_key="+apiKey)
          for(var counter2 = 0; counter2 != data.length; counter2 = counter2 + 1){
            games.push(data[counter2])
          }
        }
        return games
      }catch (err) {
        Logger.log('Failed with error %s', err.message);
      }
    }

The function which should return the Matching Matches in the Array gets from the getMatchesPlayed function.
/**
 *  Checking the games for matches
 *
 * @return the matches which match
 * @customfunction
 */
function getMatchingMatches() {
  try{
    var games = getMatchesPlayed();
    var matchingMatches = [];
    Logger.log(games)
    const gettingGames = games.map(element => element)
    for (var counter = 0; counter != games.length; counter = counter + 1){
      Logger.log(gettingGames[counter])
    }
  }catch (err) {
    Logger.log('Failed with error %s', err.message);
  }
}

A: As I understand, you need to get duplicate ids.
Use the Set data structure for comparing the array values.
// assume this should return an array [EUW1_6011808396, EUW1_6011824351]
var games = getMatchesPlayed(); //
var matched_games = []
// Initialise set data structure.
var set = = new Set();

//Iterate over the games. Runtime complexity O(n)
games.forEach((element) => {
   //the case when set does not contain the id we should add it to `set`
   if(!set.has(element)){  // O(1)
       set.add(element);  // O(1)
       continue;
   }

   // if the set already contains the id, we should add it to the matching games array.

   matched_games.push(element);
})

I hope this will help.

A: welcome to Stackoverflow! You have a lot of ways to store duplicate values In a new array, and this is one.

// get duplicartes and store them in a array
function getDuplicates(array) {
  let sorted = array.sort();
  for (let i = 0; i < sorted.length - 1; i++) {
    if (sorted[i + 1] == sorted[i]) {
      duplicates.push(sorted[i]);
    }
  }
}

A: Another way to get non-unique values

const euws = ['EUW1_6011808396','EUW1_6011824351','EUW1_6011720277','EUW1_6010413995','EUW1_6010218048','EUW1_6010184913','EUW1_6010131700','EUW1_6009739853','EUW1_6008825456','EUW1_6008833322','EUW1_6008409245','EUW1_6008369887','EUW1_6008355242','EUW1_6007567238','EUW1_6007269146','EUW1_6007226284','EUW1_6007192332','EUW1_6005571988','EUW1_6005438941','EUW1_6005495312','EUW1_6013263286','EUW1_6013193252','EUW1_6012475324','EUW1_6012411610','EUW1_6012315128','EUW1_6012011561','EUW1_6011110477','EUW1_6011026046','EUW1_6009739853','EUW1_6006439870','EUW1_6006434580','EUW1_6005238786','EUW1_6005191249','EUW1_6005026992','EUW1_6005015187','EUW1_6004958241','EUW1_6003811368','EUW1_6002847479','EUW1_6002164371','EUW1_6002148723','EUW1_6015524685','EUW1_6015387328','EUW1_6015402003','EUW1_6014779337','EUW1_6014724668','EUW1_6014701498','EUW1_6014655368','EUW1_6014580839','EUW1_6014429620','EUW1_6014475971','EUW1_6014473252','EUW1_6013334881','EUW1_6013322375','EUW1_6012669749','EUW1_6012635347','EUW1_6012583396','EUW1_6010971941','EUW1_6006896961','EUW1_6006881165','EUW1_6006518887','EUW1_6015745842','EUW1_6015589872','EUW1_6014068520','EUW1_6014044304','EUW1_6007955310','EUW1_6003705297','EUW1_6003569783','EUW1_6002003834','EUW1_6000787500','EUW1_5994465297','EUW1_5993391050','EUW1_5992233473','EUW1_5992169601','EUW1_5984062877','EUW1_5984034743','EUW1_5983855739','EUW1_5983880569','EUW1_5983766086','EUW1_5982931745','EUW1_5982372929','EUW1_6005238786','EUW1_6005191249','EUW1_6005026992','EUW1_6005015187','EUW1_6004958241','EUW1_6002164371','EUW1_6002148723','EUW1_6002057259','EUW1_6002053660','EUW1_6002009239','EUW1_6002003834','EUW1_6001939719','EUW1_6001867883','EUW1_6001022392','EUW1_6000887143','EUW1_6000892356','EUW1_6000787500','EUW1_6000820954','EUW1_5996485374','EUW1_5994559073','EUW1_6010083174','EUW1_6010017420','EUW1_6006898776','EUW1_6006838293','EUW1_6005225782','EUW1_6005135031','EUW1_6003899867','EUW1_6003883079','EUW1_6003786523','EUW1_6002164371','EUW1_6002148723','EUW1_6002057259','EUW1_6002053660','EUW1_6002009239','EUW1_6001022392','EUW1_6000887143','EUW1_6000892356','EUW1_6000787500','EUW1_5999368247','EUW1_5999295110','EUW1_5989231240','EUW1_5989055249','EUW1_5987149834','EUW1_5978125118','EUW1_5969701977','EUW1_5969187233','EUW1_5956294382','EUW1_5955846040','EUW1_5949708234','EUW1_5934525960','EUW1_5916275391','EUW1_5916168691','EUW1_5916132470','EUW1_5907690529','EUW1_5897979620','EUW1_5897921186','EUW1_5896786548','EUW1_5880625543','EUW1_5880541891','EUW1_5878457213','EUW1_6015589872','EUW1_5969852994','EUW1_5969788713','EUW1_5940681289','EUW1_5940556247','EUW1_5937866203','EUW1_5937892773','EUW1_5937768916','EUW1_5937765393','EUW1_5934600651','EUW1_5934512860','EUW1_5934339533','EUW1_5932238516','EUW1_5932166008','EUW1_5932211862','EUW1_5929934534','EUW1_5930153889','EUW1_5931242804','EUW1_5919621815','EUW1_5918236611'];

const nonUnique = euws.reduce((r, v, i, a) => {
    if (!r.includes(v) && a.indexOf(v) !== i) r.push(v);
    return r;
}, []);

console.log(nonUnique)
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He is widely regarded as the one who invented calligraphy. Modern calligraphy at least. And he was regarded as a master calligrapher that has continued to influence the field to this day. His impact is widely observed in England and Germany, where his works are revered more than any other place.
His name is synonymous with calligraphy, and his most famed achievement is designing the sans-serif Johnston typeface that went on to be used throughout the London Underground system for decades.
In an era where all signage was different, Johnston alone applied the standard proportions of Roman capital letters to his typeface. He gave birth to a lettering that was elegant and simple for all commercial use. Originally, every station had different platform walls fitted with the advertisements of different goods and services, along with railroad-specific information meant for all station customers' perusal. This lack of uniformity in the typefaces all over the London Underground made it look disjointed, unprofessional, and sometimes even illegible. There was a need for signage that was easily identifiable and understood. This is what Johnston brought to the London Underground, and his typeface became the flagship typeface for all of Britain soon enough.
Edward Johnston was born in San Jose Uruguay but his family returned to England when he was just three-years-old. His childhood was unconventional. He was mostly brought up by his aunts who kept him locked indoors as they had a phobia about the fresh air outdoors.
This led to Johnston developing quiet, introspective hobbies and he took to the arts and crafts well.
As a child, Edward had taken to the popular hobby of "Illuminations" which was the copying of texts in the format of a medieval manuscript. His love for the arts started at a young age, but he went on to pursue medicine at Edinburgh University. He studied medicine for a short while before deciding his heart wasn't into it and left for an art career instead.
A man named Frank Pick managed the London Underground at the time. He hired Johnston to bring the various advertisements and signage in the Underground to the modern age. With a standardized typeface that could differentiate between signage and advertising and bring a new sense of professionalism to the station.
The new typeface was a complete success. Frank Pick was able to re-brand the London Underground and the London Bus networks. The entire public transportation network was changed overnight, with easily identifiable information throughout, leading to fewer errors and improved communication. Edward Johnston became emblazoned in history as he who invented calligraphy once again, and brought back a dying art to the forefront of modern commerce.
He met William Richard Lethaby in London, the founding principal of the Central School of Arts and Crafts.
Lethaby was so impressed by Johnston's written illumination work that he urged him to continue his studies in a place more worthy of his talent, in the British Museum.
He would study Roman Renaissance lettering during his time at the museum and make new strides in his research.
He studied manuscripts with passion and upon his dismissal, he was soon offered a position teaching Illumination at the Central School.
Johnston then spent nearly four decades teaching, and held a post at the Royal College of Art as well. He focused on shifting the attention away from decoration and back to materials.
His course at the Central School would ignite the old art of lettering and give him widespread fame and respect. He breathed new life into the field of calligraphy. If you asked anyone in Johnston's times, "Who invented calligraphy?" The response would come back: "Edward Johnston" as he had brought back the dead field with the jaws of life. He wrote the book, Writing and Illuminating, and Lettering in 1906 which became the bible on calligraphy and lettering.
His Legacy and Influence
Edward had a simple round calligraphic handwriting style that made use of a broad pen. In today's nomenclature, this is known as the foundational hand. In Edward's time, this method of lettering was known as a slanted pen hand.
His work influenced several generations of typographers and calligraphers.
Edward understood what made formal writing tick and was able to understand how all lettering blossomed outwards from the fundamentals.
His insight into the bare artistry of the craftsman is preserved well in both his book, Writing and Illuminating, and Lettering. And also within the halls of the Society of Scribes and Illuminators.
This society was established after his teaching days and is considered to be the foremost calligraphy society of its time.
His most famous protege, Eric Gill devised what is known as the Perpetua and Gill Sans, which are some of the most popular types used to this day.
Sir William Rothenstein once visited his school and remarked, "In Germany in particular, the name of Edward Johnston was known and honored above that of any artist."
Rothenstein was one of the most famous artists of the 1890s, who became the principal of the Royal College of Art and was knighted for his dedication to the arts. Even he agreed that the one who invented calligraphy, or re-invented calligraphy, was indisputably Edward Johnston. Such was his reputation among the foremost artists of the time in Britain.
Even Hermann Zapf remarked that no one else had such a lasting effect on the revival of the contemporary field of writing such as Edward Johnston. He paved the path forward for the lettering greats of the 20th century and they all, in turn, owe a portion of their success to Johnston's incredible work.
The 1970s saw a burst of interest in lettering owing to Johnston's calligraphy. Professionals and amateurs alike celebrate his name during the annual lettering conferences held throughout the world.
The art of formal penmanship had been lost to the world for several centuries until Frank Pick decided to commission Johnston for the Underground Electric Railways Company of London.
The period of his time noted his typography and gave new life to the mid-20th century typography movement.
His undying work is celebrated throughout the world today, from signage on the London Underground to the modern digital age.
The Typeface
Johnston's typeface has different names, but is widely known as the Johnston Sans. Eric Gill developed the typeface Gill Sans based on the initial work Johnston pioneered. It was criticized during its time for being too similar, but they are both considered modern classics today, outlasting their critics.
The simple style of his lettering announced a precision and purity in his typeface.
Johnston was a determined purist, simplifying the Roman letters to their simplest particles and constructed a font that was aesthetically appealing and precise enough to be considered for commercial lettering.
His typesets were nothing short of perfect, requiring very little alterations after its completion.
The Johnston Sans has only ever been updated once. But for more than a century, it has held steadfast against the passing typefaces of the century. It truly represents the very best of contemporary London and British typography.
The typeface is based on Roman square capitals and lower case traditional serif fonts. Johnston had a fondness for Roman capitals and felt them to be supreme among typefaces for their simplicity and elegance. They were to be reserved for the most important and attention-catching inscriptions and were similar to the designs of William Caslon's works in the 18th century.
Johnston's typeface broke the norms of what was considered popular during his time. The squarer shapes during his time, known as grotesques, have little influence on his lettering.
It is a testament to Johnston's genius that his typeface is considered a mishmash of irregularities yet still successful. For instance, the capital-form 'Q' in displayed in a lower case and a simple single-store 'A' the likes of which are seen on the Futura typeface.
The typeface was unlike the sans-serifs during his time period, taking what was considered the "corruption" of the 18th century sans-serif and remaking it into a "bold" modern lettering.
The Johnston typeface was always intended for large, prominent signage. As a result, it was never intended to be used with italics. There is no true successful italics alternative to the Johnston. Different designers took to different methods to achieve a proper Johnston typeface that was as aesthetically perfect as the Johnston was in regular lettering but struggled. Till today, there isn't a single typeface that incorporates Johnston's works into what is truly considered an italics-based successor to the Johnston sans.
Justin Howes remarked that Johnston's typeface was "the first typeface to have been designed for day-to-day use by a leading artist-craftsman."
The Johnston sans came with two normal weights: Bold, and ordinary. The font family carried different names in its early years, such as the "Underground," "Johnston's Railway Type," until it came to be later called as simply "Johnston".
It broke the confines of London to go international and became ubiquitous throughout the United Kingdom for information and advertisements. In modern times, the Johnston can be seen as way finding signs for the London 2012 Summer Olympics and the Summer Paralympics.
It changed the world for the better and continues to be widely used till today.
The art of calligraphy may have been invented by the Ancient Chinese millennia back, but Edward Johnston is widely known as the father of calligraphy. Or at least as he who invented calligraphy in the modern form we witness it in today.
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RD Close-Up: Lauren Faiella, RD, CDN from ShopRite of Clark
Annette Maggi
Please describe your role at ShopRite.
At the ShopRite of Clark, I am responsible for the health and wellness education and outreach to ShopRite guests, associates, and surrounding community. Programs include supermarket tours, individual and family nutrition counseling, culinary demonstrations, health fairs, and lunch and learns. As the in-store nutrition expert, I have the opportunity to share my knowledge to guests at the point of sale, which I find very inspiring.
What's the story behind your experience in retail and how you came to work at ShopRite?
This is my first experience in the retail setting; however, my love for food and nutrition has been a life-long passion. Prior to working at ShopRite, I worked in a clinical setting for several years. The experience I gained was excellent, but I desired stronger and more meaningful relationships with the individuals that I was educating. I spoke with supermarket dietitians and it quickly became clear that the retail setting offered a tremendous opportunity to form on-going relationships with people and truly implement positive behavior change. That is when my interest in becoming a retail dietitian began, and what drew me to ShopRite's in-store dietitian program.
What has been the biggest challenge for you as a dietitian working in the retail industry?
It has been challenging to learn an entire new set of business and sales skills that I did not have the opportunity to develop in my previous positions. I am fortunate that ShopRite has provided me with numerous resources and introduced me to professionals who have shared their knowledge and advice, helping me to strengthen those skills.
What is one thing you wish you had known before starting your career in retail?
I wish I had known how rewarding working in retail could be. Each day presents an opportunity to communicate our nutrition expertise in a new and different way, reaching out to shoppers of all ages and backgrounds. If I had known how rewarding this position is, I would have made the transition from my clinical position even sooner!
Has there been anything specific that has held you back?
Many ever-changing fads within the field of nutrition and dietetics contain false information from non-credible sources and media. This presents a challenge as a retail dietitian. It is my responsibility to help our guests navigate the overwhelming amount of information available, sort facts from false information, and present science-based evidence.
In a similar vein, has there been anything specific that help you moved forward in your role?
Working alongside such an incredible and compassionate team at store-level has inspired me to push myself in all aspects of my career. Their constant support and belief in our dietitian program have allowed me to channel my creativity and provide programs that not only meets our customers' needs, but exceeds them. The guidance, leadership, and support of my management team has without a doubt helped me to move forward in my role at ShopRite.
Is there a program or initiative of which you are most proud? Tell us about it.
Every year, I host a large in-store health fair. It is an exciting event that guests and associates look forward to each spring. Together with my town's Health Department, we invite multiple community partners to join us in the store for free health screenings, healthy food samples, demonstrations, and, of course, fun! The event requires months of planning and coordination, but I am always proud of how we collaborate with our community partners to provide an impactful program. Participants of the health fair meet professionals throughout the community they can use as health and wellness resources and leave with a wealth of information.
Lauren Faiella is an in-store retail registered dietitian for the ShopRite of Clark in New Jersey. Lauren earned her BS degree in Nutritional Sciences from the Pennsylvania State University. She completed her Dietetic Internship through ARAMARK's Distance Learning Program. Her career began as an inpatient clinical dietitian at Riverview Medical Center, followed by NYU Langone Hospital. Lauren's experiences have led her to her current role as the ShopRite of Clark's in-store dietitian. Lauren has recently become a member of the North Jersey Health Collaborative of Union County, working with local health professionals from various sectors to improve community health. Lauren is passionate about promoting health and wellness through food and nutrition and strives to spark that same passion in others by providing reliable knowledge and guidance to encourage positive lifestyle changes.


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package net.happybrackets.intellij_plugin.controller.gui;

import javafx.application.Platform;
import javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener;
import javafx.beans.value.ObservableValue;
import javafx.event.ActionEvent;
import javafx.event.EventHandler;
import javafx.geometry.Insets;
import javafx.geometry.Orientation;
import javafx.scene.Node;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.*;
import javafx.scene.input.KeyCode;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import javafx.scene.layout.*;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import net.happybrackets.core.control.ControlMap;
import net.happybrackets.core.control.ControlType;
import net.happybrackets.core.control.DynamicControl;
import net.happybrackets.intellij_plugin.controller.gui.device.PingMenu;
import net.happybrackets.intellij_plugin.controller.network.LocalDeviceRepresentation;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * The stage looks like this
 *
 * dynamicControlStage
 * dynamicControlScene
 *
 * BorderPane main_container
 * ** scrollPane
 * ** ** dynamicControlGridPane - GridPane
 *
 * *********
 *      for each Control
 *       ControlCellGroup
 *          ** Label
 *          ** Control
 * *********
 *
 * ** debugPane
 */

public class DynamicControlScreen {
    // define default height and width
    static final int DEFAULT_SCREEN_WIDTH = 500;
    static final int DEFAULT_SCREEN_HEIGHT = 500;

    private static final int MIN_TEXT_AREA_HEIGHT = 200;
    private final int DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING = 10;

    private int currentLogPage = 0;

    Button previousLogPageButton = new Button("<");
    Button nextLogPageButton = new Button(">");
    TextField logPageNumber = new TextField("1");

    ColumnConstraints column1 = new ColumnConstraints(100,100, Double.MAX_VALUE);
    ColumnConstraints column2 = new ColumnConstraints(200,300,Double.MAX_VALUE);
    private boolean isShowing = false;

    /**
     * See if the Screen has been shown before
     * @return true if it has been shown
     */
    public boolean getIsShowing(){
        return isShowing;
    }

    public interface DynamicControlScreenLoaded{
        void loadComplete(DynamicControlScreen screen, boolean loaded);
    }

    private class ControlCellGroup {

        public ControlCellGroup(Node label, Node control){
            labelNode = label;
            controlNode = control;
        }
        Node labelNode;
        Node controlNode;

        DynamicControl.DynamicControlListener listener = null;
        DynamicControl.ControlScopeChangedListener scopeChangedListener = null;

        DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE currentDisplayType =  DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DEFAULT;
    }

    /**
     * Store the Buddy as its own control
     */
    private class BuddyControl extends VBox{

        DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE lastDisplayType = DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_HIDDEN;

        Object last_max = 0;
        Object last_min = 0;

        TextField textField;
        Slider slider;
        public BuddyControl(TextField text_display, Slider slider_display){
            textField = text_display;
            slider = slider_display;
        }

        /**
         * Update Display of this control
         * @param control the Dynamic Control
         */
        public void updateDisplay(DynamicControl control) {
            DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE display_type = control.getDisplayType();

            boolean change = !control.getMinimumDisplayValue().equals(last_min) ||
                    !control.getMaximumDisplayValue().equals(last_max) ||
                    lastDisplayType != display_type;

            if (change) {

                if (display_type == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_ENABLED_BUDDY ||
                        display_type == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY) {

                    setSliderSize(control);
                    showBuddy();
                } else if (setSliderSize(control)) {
                    showSlider();
                } else {
                    showText();
                }

                lastDisplayType = display_type;
                last_min = control.getMinimumDisplayValue();
                last_max = control.getMaximumDisplayValue();
            }
        }

        /**
         * Make sure we set slider size for control
         * @param control the {@link DynamicControl}
         * @return true if we are able to set it
         */
        boolean setSliderSize(DynamicControl control){
            boolean ret = false;

            if (!control.getMinimumDisplayValue().equals(control.getMaximumDisplayValue())) {
                if (control.getControlType() == ControlType.INT) {
                    int min = (int) control.getMinimumDisplayValue();
                    int max = (int) control.getMaximumDisplayValue();

                    slider.setMin(min);
                    slider.setMax(max);
                    ret = true;
                }
                else if (control.getControlType() == ControlType.FLOAT) {
                    double min = (double) control.getMinimumDisplayValue();
                    double max = (double) control.getMaximumDisplayValue();

                    slider.setMin(min);
                    slider.setMax(max);
                    ret = true;
                }

            }
            return ret;
        }

        void showBuddy(){
            this.getChildren().clear();
            this.getChildren().add(textField);
            this.getChildren().add(slider);
        }

        void showSlider(){
            this.getChildren().clear();
            this.getChildren().add(slider);
        }

        void showText(){
            this.getChildren().clear();
            this.getChildren().add(textField);
        }

    }

    private Map<String, ControlCellGroup> dynamicControlsList = new Hashtable<String, ControlCellGroup>();

    private final LocalDeviceRepresentation localDevice;
    private Stage dynamicControlStage = null;
    private GridPane dynamicControlGridPane = new GridPane();
    private Scene dynamicControlScene = null;
    private int nextControlRow = 0;
    private Object controlCreateLock = new Object();
    private final ScrollBar scrollBar = new ScrollBar();
    private BorderPane main_container = new BorderPane();
    private ScrollPane scrollPane;

    private String screenTitle;

    TitledPane debugPane = null;

    private List<DynamicControlScreenLoaded> dynamicControlScreenLoadedList = new ArrayList<>();

    private LocalDeviceRepresentation.LogListener deviceLogListener = null;

    public boolean isAlwaysOnTop() {
        return alwaysOnTop;
    }

    public void setAlwaysOnTop(boolean always_on_top) {
        try {
            if (dynamicControlStage != null) {
                dynamicControlStage.setAlwaysOnTop(always_on_top);
                alwaysOnTop = always_on_top;
            }
        }
        catch (Exception ex){}
    }

    private boolean alwaysOnTop = false;

    public void addDynamicControlScreenLoadedListener(DynamicControlScreenLoaded listener){
        dynamicControlScreenLoadedList.add(listener);
    }
    /**
     * Create a screen to display controls for a LocalDevice
     * @param local_device the local device we are displaying controls for
     */
    public DynamicControlScreen(LocalDeviceRepresentation local_device){
        localDevice = local_device;
        screenTitle = localDevice.getFriendlyName();
        setGridColumnAttributes();
    }

    private void setGridColumnAttributes()
    {
        column1.setHgrow(Priority.ALWAYS);
        column2.setHgrow(Priority.ALWAYS);

        dynamicControlGridPane.getColumnConstraints().addAll(column1, column2);
    }
    /**
     * Create a Dynamic ControlScreen without a LocalDeviceRepresentation
     * This means that it will run independantly
     * @param title The title to display on the screen
     */
    public DynamicControlScreen (String title){
        localDevice = null;
        screenTitle = title;
        setGridColumnAttributes();
    }

    /**
     * Set the title of Our Display Screen
     * @param title the title to display on the screen
     */
    public void setTitle(String title) {
        Platform.runLater(() -> {
            try {
                screenTitle = title;
                dynamicControlStage.setTitle(screenTitle);
            } catch (Exception ex) {
            }
                }
        );
    }
    /**
     * Erase the dynamic controls on this screen
     */
    public void eraseDynamicControls()
    {
        DynamicControlScreen this_screen = this;

        Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                synchronized (controlCreateLock) {
                    if (dynamicControlStage != null) {
                        dynamicControlGridPane.getChildren().clear();
                        dynamicControlsList.clear();
                    }
                    nextControlRow = 0;
                    for (DynamicControlScreenLoaded dynamicControlScreenLoaded : dynamicControlScreenLoadedList) {
                        dynamicControlScreenLoaded.loadComplete (this_screen, false);
                    }

                }
            }
        });
    }

    public void removeDynamicControlScene()
    {
        DynamicControlScreen this_screen = this;

        Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                synchronized (controlCreateLock) {
                    if (dynamicControlStage != null) {
                        dynamicControlStage.close();
                        dynamicControlGridPane.getChildren().clear();
                        dynamicControlsList.clear();
                    }
                    nextControlRow = 0;
                    for (DynamicControlScreenLoaded dynamicControlScreenLoaded : dynamicControlScreenLoadedList) {
                        dynamicControlScreenLoaded.loadComplete (this_screen, false);
                    }

                }
            }
        });
    }

    void rebuildGridList()
    {
        dynamicControlGridPane.getChildren().clear();
        nextControlRow = 0;
        Collection<ControlCellGroup> control_groupds =  dynamicControlsList.values();
        for (ControlCellGroup control_group : control_groupds) {
            dynamicControlGridPane.add(control_group.labelNode, 0, nextControlRow);
            dynamicControlGridPane.add(control_group.controlNode, 1, nextControlRow);

        }
    }

    /**
     * Remove a dynamic control from this window
     * @param control The control to remove. Will defer itself to main thread
     */
    public void  removeDynamicControl(DynamicControl control)
    {
        Platform.runLater(() -> {
            // find the control based on its hash from control table
            ControlCellGroup control_group = dynamicControlsList.get(control.getControlMapKey());

            if (control_group != null) {
                dynamicControlGridPane.getChildren().remove(control_group.controlNode);
                dynamicControlGridPane.getChildren().remove(control_group.labelNode);
                dynamicControlsList.remove(control.getControlMapKey());

                if (control_group.listener != null) {
                    control.removeControlListener(control_group.listener);
                }

                if (control_group.scopeChangedListener != null){
                    control.removeControlScopeChangedListener(control_group.scopeChangedListener);
                }
                rebuildGridList();
            }
        });
    }

    public void createDynamicControlStage(){

        DynamicControlScreen this_screen = this;

        Platform.runLater(() -> {
            synchronized (controlCreateLock) {
                if (dynamicControlStage == null) {

                    if (localDevice != null) {
                        debugPane = new TitledPane("Debug", makeDebugPane());

                        debugPane.setExpanded(false);
                    }

                    dynamicControlStage = new Stage();
                    dynamicControlStage.setTitle(screenTitle);

                    dynamicControlGridPane.setHgap(DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING);
                    dynamicControlGridPane.setVgap(DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING);
                    dynamicControlGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING * 2, DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING * 2, 0, DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING * 2));

                    dynamicControlScene = new Scene(main_container, DEFAULT_SCREEN_WIDTH, DEFAULT_SCREEN_HEIGHT);

                    dynamicControlStage.setScene(dynamicControlScene);

                    scrollPane = new ScrollPane(dynamicControlGridPane);
                    scrollPane.setFitToHeight(true);
                    scrollPane.setFitToWidth(true);

                    if (debugPane != null) {
                        main_container.setBottom(debugPane);
                    }

                    main_container.setCenter(scrollPane);

                    scrollBar.valueProperty().addListener(new ChangeListener<Number>() {
                        public void changed(ObservableValue<? extends Number> ov,
                                            Number old_val, Number new_val) {
                            dynamicControlGridPane.setLayoutY(-new_val.doubleValue());
                        }
                    });

                    ContextMenu contextMenu = new ContextMenu();
                    CheckMenuItem always_on_top = new CheckMenuItem("Always on top");
                    always_on_top.setSelected(alwaysOnTop);
                    contextMenu.getItems().addAll(always_on_top);

                    MenuItem rebuild_controls_menu = new MenuItem("Rebuild Controls");
                    rebuild_controls_menu.setOnAction(event2 -> {
                                eraseDynamicControls();

                                localDevice.sendControlsRequest();
                            }
                    );

                    contextMenu.getItems().add(rebuild_controls_menu);

                    if (localDevice != null)
                    {
                        contextMenu.getItems().add(new SeparatorMenuItem());
                        PingMenu menus = new PingMenu(localDevice, "");
                        contextMenu.getItems().addAll(menus.getMenuItems());

                    }

                    scrollPane.setContextMenu(contextMenu);
                    if (debugPane != null) {
                        debugPane.setContextMenu(contextMenu);
                    }

                    always_on_top.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>() {
                        @Override
                        public void handle(ActionEvent event) {
                            Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
                                public void run() {
                                    setAlwaysOnTop(!alwaysOnTop);
                                    always_on_top.setSelected(alwaysOnTop);
                                }
                            });
                        }
                    });
                }

                for (DynamicControlScreenLoaded dynamicControlScreenLoaded : dynamicControlScreenLoadedList) {
                    dynamicControlScreenLoaded.loadComplete (this_screen, true);
                }
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Read the devices from Local device and load them in order
     * @param localDevice the device to read them from
     */
    public void loadDynamicControls (LocalDeviceRepresentation localDevice){

        Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {

                DynamicControl control = localDevice.popNextPendingControl();
                while (control != null) {

                    addDisplayDynamicControl(control);

                    control = localDevice.popNextPendingControl();
                }
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Add a Trigger control to control Group
     * @param control
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addTriggerControl(DynamicControl control){
        Button button = new Button();
        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());
        boolean disable = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Press button to generate a trigger event for this control");
        button.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        button.setText("Send");
        button.setDisable(disable);

        ControlCellGroup control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, button);

        button.setOnAction(e -> {
            // This is a number so we have a stop condition
            control.setValue(System.currentTimeMillis());
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(() -> button.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText())));

        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(() -> button.setDisable(control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED));

        return control_group;
    }

    /**
     * Add a addBooleanControl control to control Group
     * @param control the DynamicControl
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addBooleanControl(DynamicControl control){
        CheckBox checkBox = new CheckBox();
        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());
        boolean disable = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Change the check state to generate an event for this control");
        checkBox.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        boolean b_val = (boolean) control.getValue();
        checkBox.setSelected(b_val);
        checkBox.setDisable(disable);

        ControlCellGroup control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, checkBox);

        checkBox.selectedProperty().addListener((ov, oldval, newval) -> {
            if (oldval != newval) {
                control.setValue(newval);
                //localDevice.sendDynamicControl(control);
            }
        });

        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                if (!checkBox.isFocused()) {
                    boolean b_val1 = (boolean) control1.getValue();
                    checkBox.setSelected(b_val1);
                }
                boolean disable1 = control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                        || control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

                checkBox.setDisable(disable1);
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                checkBox.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            }
        });

        return control_group;
    }

    /**
     * Add an Object Control control to control Group
     * @param control the DynamicControl
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addObjectControl(DynamicControl control){
        TextField textField = new TextField();
        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Object Message. Read only");
        textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        textField.setDisable(true);
        textField.setText(control.getValue().toString());

        ControlCellGroup control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, textField);

        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setText(control1.getValue().toString());
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            }
        });

        return control_group;
    }

    /**
     * Add an Text Control control to control Group
     * @param control the DynamicControl
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addTextControl(DynamicControl control){
        TextField textField = new TextField();
        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());
        boolean disable = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Type in text and press enter to generate an event for this control");
        textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        textField.setDisable(disable);
        textField.setText((String) control.getValue());

        ControlCellGroup control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, textField);

        textField.setOnKeyTyped(event -> {
            if (event.getCode().equals(KeyCode.ENTER)) {
                String text_val = textField.getText();
                control.setValue(text_val);
                ///localDevice.sendDynamicControl(control);
            }
        });

        // set handlers
        textField.setOnAction(actionEvent -> {
            String text_val = textField.getText();
            control.setValue(text_val);
            //localDevice.sendDynamicControl(control);
        });

        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setText((String) control1.getValue());
                boolean disable1 = control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                        || control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;
                textField.setDisable(disable1);
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            }
        });

        return control_group;
    }

    /**
     * Add a Integer control to control Group
     * @param control
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addIntegerControl(DynamicControl control) {
        ControlCellGroup control_group = null;

        int control_value = (int) control.getValue();
        boolean disable = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());

        // we will put slider and buddy in VBox
        TextField textField = new TextField();
        Slider slider = new Slider((int) control.getMinimumDisplayValue(), (int) control.getMaximumDisplayValue(), (int) control.getValue());

        BuddyControl vBox = new BuddyControl(textField, slider);
        vBox.getChildren().add(textField);
        vBox.getChildren().add(slider);

        vBox.updateDisplay(control);

        control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, vBox);

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Type in an integer value and press enter to generate an event for this control");

        textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));

        textField.setText(Integer.toString(control_value));
        textField.setDisable(disable);

        textField.setOnKeyTyped(event -> {
            if (event.getCode().equals(KeyCode.ENTER)) {
                String text_val = textField.getText();
                try {
                    int control_value1 = Integer.valueOf(text_val);

                    control.setValue(control_value1);
                } catch (Exception ex) {
                    // we might want to put an exception here
                }
            }
        });

        // set handlers
        textField.setOnAction(actionEvent -> {
            String text_val = textField.getText();
            try {
                int control_value12 = Integer.valueOf(text_val);

                control.setValue(control_value12);
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                // we might want to put an exception here
            }
        });

        // We need to check if we are switching to buddy or changing display types here
        ControlCellGroup finalControl_group = control_group;
        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(() -> {
            boolean disable1 = control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                    || control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

            textField.setText(Integer.toString((int) control1.getValue()));
            textField.setDisable(disable1);

            vBox.updateDisplay(control1);
            if (finalControl_group.currentDisplayType != control.getDisplayType()) {
                System.out.println("Need to Change Display Type");
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            }
        });

        // we need to make a copy so we can add to events
        final TextField buddyTextControl = textField;

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Change the slider value to generate an event for this control");
        slider.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        slider.setDisable(disable);
        slider.setOrientation(Orientation.HORIZONTAL);

        //control_group.setBuddyNode(slider);

        slider.valueProperty().addListener((obs, oldval, newval) -> {
            if (slider.isFocused()) {
                if (oldval != newval) {
                    if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                        buddyTextControl.setText(Integer.toString(newval.intValue()));
                    }
                }
            }
        });

        slider.valueProperty().addListener((obs, oldval, newval) -> {
            if (slider.isFocused()) {
                if (oldval != newval) {
                    control.setValue(newval.intValue());
                    if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                        buddyTextControl.setText(Integer.toString(newval.intValue()));
                    }
                }
            }
        });

        // Need to check for Display Type change
        ControlCellGroup finalControl_group1 = control_group;
        control_group.listener = control12 -> Platform.runLater(() -> {

            if (!slider.isFocused()) {
                slider.setValue((int) control12.getValue());
                if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                    buddyTextControl.setText(Integer.toString((int) control12.getValue()));
                }
            }
            boolean disable12 = control12.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                    || control12.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

            slider.setDisable(disable12);
            if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                buddyTextControl.setDisable(disable12);
            }

            vBox.updateDisplay(control12);
            if (finalControl_group1.currentDisplayType != control.getDisplayType()) {
                System.out.println("Need to Change Display Type");
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(() -> {
            slider.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                buddyTextControl.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
            }
        });
        return control_group;

    }

    /**
     * Add an Float Control control to control Group
     * @param control the DynamicControl
     * @return A encapsulated control group with Label, Control, and buddy if required
     */
    private ControlCellGroup addFloatControl(DynamicControl control) {
        double f_control_value = (double) control.getValue();
        ControlCellGroup control_group = null;

        boolean disable = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        boolean display_buddy = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_ENABLED_BUDDY ||
                control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

        Label control_label = new Label(control.getControlName());
        TextField textField = new TextField();
        Slider slider = new Slider((double) control.getMinimumDisplayValue(), (double) control.getMaximumDisplayValue(), (double) control.getValue());

        BuddyControl vBox = new BuddyControl(textField, slider);
        vBox.getChildren().add(textField);
        vBox.getChildren().add(slider);

        vBox.updateDisplay(control);
        control_group = new ControlCellGroup(control_label, vBox);

        control.setTooltipPrefix("Type in a float value and press enter to generate an event for this control");
        textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        textField.setDisable(disable);
        textField.setText(Double.toString(f_control_value));

        // now set events
        textField.setOnKeyTyped(event -> {
            KeyCode keyEvent = event.getCode();
            String char_val = event.getCharacter();
            if (event.getCode().equals(KeyCode.ENTER) || char_val.equalsIgnoreCase("\r")) {
                String text_val = textField.getText();
                try {
                    double control_value = Double.valueOf(text_val);

                    control.setValue(control_value);
                } catch (Exception ex) {
                    // we might want to put an exception here
                }
            }
        });

        // set handlers
        textField.setOnAction(actionEvent -> {
            String text_val = textField.getText();
            try {
                double control_value = Double.valueOf(text_val);

                control.setValue(control_value);
                //localDevice.sendDynamicControl(control);
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                // we might want to put an exception here
            }
        });

        control_group.listener = control1 -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                boolean disable1 = control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                        || control1.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;

                textField.setText(Double.toString((double) control1.getValue()));
                textField.setDisable(disable1);
                vBox.updateDisplay(control);
            }
        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                textField.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));

            }
        });

        // we have this one as a buddy. It must be declared as final so we can use in events
        final TextField buddyTextControl = textField;

        //f.setMaxWidth(100);
        control.setTooltipPrefix("Change the slider value to generate an event for this control");
        slider.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
        slider.setOrientation(Orientation.HORIZONTAL);
        slider.setDisable(disable);

        // we need to add a listener to update text box
        slider.valueProperty().addListener((obs, oldval, newval) -> {
            if (slider.isFocused()) {
                if (oldval != newval) {
                    if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                        buddyTextControl.setText(Double.toString(newval.doubleValue()));
                    }
                }
            }
        });

        // we need to create this final one for events blow
        slider.valueProperty().addListener((obs, oldval, newval) -> {

            if (slider.isFocused()) {
                if (oldval != newval) {
                    control.setValue(newval.doubleValue());
                    //localDevice.sendDynamicControl(control);
                }
            }
            boolean disable12 = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED
                    || control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_DISABLED_BUDDY;
            slider.setDisable(disable12);
            if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                buddyTextControl.setDisable(disable12);
            }

        });

        control_group.listener = control12 -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {

                if (!slider.isFocused()) {

                    slider.setValue((double) control12.getValue());

                    // We also need to set value of buddy if we have one
                    if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                        buddyTextControl.setText(Double.toString((double) control12.getValue()));
                    }
                }
                vBox.updateDisplay(control12);
            }

        });

        control_group.scopeChangedListener = new_scope -> Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                slider.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
                // We also need to set value of buddy if we have one
                if (buddyTextControl != null) {
                    buddyTextControl.setTooltip(new Tooltip(control.getTooltipText()));
                }
            }
        });

        return control_group;
    }

    /**
     * Adds a control to the display window. Must be called in context of main thread
     * @param control the control to add
     */
    private void addDisplayDynamicControl (DynamicControl control){
        ControlCellGroup control_group = dynamicControlsList.get(control.getControlMapKey());

        if (control_group == null) {

            // fist add a listeners to notify us of when this control gets removed
            ControlMap.getInstance().addDynamicControlRemovedListener(control1 -> removeDynamicControl(control1));

            ControlType control_type = control.getControlType();

            boolean hidden = control.getDisplayType() == DynamicControl.DISPLAY_TYPE.DISPLAY_HIDDEN;

            switch (control_type) {
                case TRIGGER:
                    if (hidden){
                        break;
                    }
                    control_group = addTriggerControl(control);
                    break;

                case INT:
                    if (hidden){
                        break;
                    }

                    control_group = addIntegerControl(control);
                    break;

                case BOOLEAN:
                    if (hidden){
                        break;
                    }
                    control_group = addBooleanControl(control);
                    break;

                case FLOAT:
                    if (hidden){
                        break;
                    }

                    control_group = addFloatControl(control);
                    break;

                case OBJECT:
                    control_group = addObjectControl(control);

                    break;
                case TEXT:
                    if (hidden){
                        break;
                    }
                    control_group = addTextControl(control);
                    break;

                default:
                    break;
            }

            if (control_group != null) {
                control_group.currentDisplayType = control.getDisplayType();

                dynamicControlGridPane.add(control_group.labelNode, 0, nextControlRow);
                dynamicControlGridPane.add(control_group.controlNode, 1, nextControlRow++);

                dynamicControlsList.put(control.getControlMapKey(), control_group);

                if (control_group.listener != null) {
                    control.addControlListener(control_group.listener);
                }
                if (control_group.scopeChangedListener != null) {
                    control.addControlScopeListener(control_group.scopeChangedListener);
                }
            }

            show();
        }

    }
    /**
     * Add A dynamic Control to window. Will run later in main thread
     * @param control The DynamicControl to add
     */
    public void addDynamicControl(DynamicControl control)
    {

        Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                addDisplayDynamicControl(control); }
        });
    }

    public void show(){
        dynamicControlStage.show();
        dynamicControlStage.toFront();
        isShowing = true;
    }

    /**
     * Set the next and previous log page button states
     */
    private void setLogPageButtons(){
        previousLogPageButton.setDisable(currentLogPage < 1 || localDevice.numberLogPages() < 2);
        nextLogPageButton.setDisable(currentLogPage >= localDevice.numberLogPages() -1 || localDevice.numberLogPages() < 2);
        int page_display_num = currentLogPage + 1;
        logPageNumber.setText("Page " + page_display_num + " of " + localDevice.numberLogPages());
    }
    /**
     * Add a debug pane
     * @return
     */
    private Node makeDebugPane() {
        TextArea log_output_text_area = new TextArea();
        String start_text = "Start device logging";
        Tooltip start_tooltip = new Tooltip("Tell this devices to start sending its logging information.");
        Tooltip stop_tooltip = new Tooltip("Tell this devices to stop sending its logging information.");
        String stop_text = "Stop device logging";
        boolean logging_enabled = localDevice.isLoggingEnabled();

        Button enable_button = new Button(logging_enabled ? stop_text : start_text);
        enable_button.setTooltip(logging_enabled ? stop_tooltip : start_tooltip);

        enable_button.setOnMouseClicked(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
            @Override
            public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
                boolean logging_enabled = !localDevice.isLoggingEnabled();

                localDevice.setLogging(logging_enabled);
                enable_button.setText(logging_enabled ? stop_text : start_text);
                enable_button.setTooltip(logging_enabled ? stop_tooltip : start_tooltip);
            }
        });

        /*
        localDevice.addLoggingStateListener(new LocalDeviceRepresentation.ConnectedUpdateListener() {
            @Override
            public void update(boolean logging_enabled) {
                enable_button.setText(logging_enabled ? stop_text : start_text);
                enable_button.setTooltip(logging_enabled ? stop_tooltip : start_tooltip);

            }
        });

*/
        previousLogPageButton.setTooltip(new Tooltip("Displays the previous page of the log"));
        previousLogPageButton.setOnMouseClicked(event ->
                {
                    int previous_page_num = currentLogPage - 1;
                    if (previous_page_num >= 0) {
                        String log = localDevice.getDeviceLog(previous_page_num);
                        currentLogPage = previous_page_num;
                        log_output_text_area.setText(log);
                    }
                    setLogPageButtons();
                }

        );

        nextLogPageButton.setTooltip(new Tooltip("Displays the next page of the log"));
        nextLogPageButton.setOnMouseClicked(event ->
                {
                    int next_page_num = currentLogPage + 1;
                    if (next_page_num < localDevice.numberLogPages()) {
                        String log = localDevice.getDeviceLog(next_page_num);
                        currentLogPage = next_page_num;
                        log_output_text_area.setText(log);
                    }
                    setLogPageButtons();
                }

        );

        log_output_text_area.setMinHeight(MIN_TEXT_AREA_HEIGHT);

        localDevice.addLogListener(deviceLogListener = (message, page) -> {
            Platform.runLater(()-> {
                try {
                    // let us see if the text is too big for us
                    if (currentLogPage == page) {
                        log_output_text_area.appendText(message);
                    } else {
                        // we have moved pages
                        String log = localDevice.getDeviceLog(page);
                        currentLogPage = page;
                        log_output_text_area.setText(log);
                    }
                    setLogPageButtons();

                } catch (Exception ex) {
                    ex.printStackTrace();
                }
            });
        });

        // add a button to rebuild controls list
        Button rebuild_button = new Button("Rebuild Controls");
        rebuild_button.setTooltip(new Tooltip("Clear the controls displayed and request controls from the device"));

        rebuild_button.setOnMouseClicked(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
            @Override
            public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
                eraseDynamicControls();
                localDevice.sendControlsRequest();

            }
        });

        logPageNumber.setDisable(true);
        HBox hBox  = new HBox(DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING);
        hBox.getChildren().addAll(enable_button, previousLogPageButton, logPageNumber, nextLogPageButton);
        VBox pane = new VBox(DEFAULT_ELEMENT_SPACING);
        pane.getChildren().addAll(hBox, log_output_text_area, rebuild_button);
        setLogPageButtons();
        return pane;
    }

}

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COVID-19: FedNor launches Regional Relief and Recovery Fund to support local economies
The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages and Minister responsible for FedNor and - Terry Sheehan, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages
Businesses across Northern Ontario unable to access existing relief measures can now apply for funding under new initiative
May 13, 2020 – Sault Ste. Marie, ON – Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario – FedNor
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in uncertainty and anxiety for businesses and their employees. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are at the heart of our economy and our communities. As a source of local employment and pride, they play a key role in the well-being of communities across the country. That is why the Government of Canada has implemented a series of concrete and tangible measures to help them retain their employees, pay rent and access capital to pay their bills.
Building on these measures, the new Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) is being delivered through the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) to help more businesses and organizations in sectors such as manufacturing, technology, tourism and others that are key to the regions and local economies. RDAs are best positioned to provide this additional support because they work closely with communities across the country every day and are familiar with diverse local realities.
"No matter how wide we extend the safety net, businesses across Canada continue to slip through the cracks. Many entrepreneurs are still anxious about whether they will get the help they need. With nearly a billion dollars in support across the country, the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund will fill in some of the gaps. Our message to Canadians is clear: we are here for you now; we will be here for you in the weeks and months to come; and we will get through this together. We've got your back." – The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages and Minister responsible for FedNor
Today, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, announced that Northern Ontario businesses that are unable to access other existing measures can now apply for RRRF support through FedNor. As the RDA for Northern Ontario, FedNor will work with key partners, such as Community Futures Development Corporations (CFDCs) across the region to help businesses get through these difficult times. A total of $49.5 million will be available for the region's businesses.
The Government of Canada's efforts are making a difference for many local businesses, but some are still falling through the cracks, and are still ineligible, particularly in rural and remote communities. This is where the RRRF comes in, with $962 million – including $49.5 million for Northern Ontario – to support businesses economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic that cannot access existing measures. This is the case, for example, for SMEs in the tourism sector that have been severely impacted by COVID-19 and are, in some cases, ineligible for other federal programs.
"Northern Ontario communities and businesses continue to demonstrate their courage and resilience during these difficult times. The Regional Relief and Recovery Fund will enable FedNor and its partner Community Futures Development Corporations to support a broad range of projects that will help us overcome the significant hardship brought on by COVID-19 and rebuild our economy for the long-term." – Terry Sheehan, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, the Honourable Mélanie Joly
Canada's businesses are as diverse as Canadians are, and the immediate, concrete support available through the Fund will be tailored to their unique needs. This will allow them to be in a position to play a meaningful role in our economic recovery in the months to come.
"Small and medium-sized businesses have been particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This investment in the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) will capitalize on Community Futures Development Corporations' unique position and expertise to help support rural businesses and entrepreneurs during these challenging times." – Shawn Heard, President of CF Ontario and General Manager, East Algoma Community Futures Development Corporation
For more information on the RRRF, please visit the FedNor website.
The six regional development agencies (RDAs) ensure that Canada's regions are heard in Ottawa, and that local economies and businesses get the support they need to grow and prosper.
Canada's RDAs focus on developing and diversifying regional economies to help communities thrive. Already a major presence in communities, they know where additional support is needed most.
Northern Ontario businesses and organizations that have applied for but were unable to access existing federal COVID-19 relief programs are encouraged to review the RRRF eligibility requirements or to contact FedNor for more information.
The funding announced today is provided through FedNor's programs, which supports projects that promote sustainable community economic development, enhance business development and growth, and facilitate innovation.
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