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E3 2016: How The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild breaks the Zelda mold
"Open your eyes" to the many ways Nintendo's next Zelda marks the next step in the series' evolution.
David Craddock
Thirty years ago, Nintendo's original Legend of Zelda made heads spin by introducing a quest so large you couldn't solve it in a single sitting. Twelve years after that, Ocarina of Time set numerous benchmarks for 3D games, including lock-on targeting and a vast, interconnected world.
This week, Eiji Aonuma pulled back the curtain on Breath of the Wild, the next chapter in the series and, according to Aonuma, the next seismic shift in franchise conventions. Many elements have been refined; others overthrown by brand new ideas.
Here are just a few ways Breath of the Wild is poised to revolutionize The Legend of Zelda--and perhaps open-world design as a whole.
Thematic Subtitle
Previous Zelda subtitles such as Majora's Mask and Twilight Princess referred to people or things of significance to a game's story or mechanics. Aonuma chose Breath of the Wild to draw attention to the central role Hyrule plays in this new adventure.
Fruit grows on trees, gusts of wind can spread fire from cookpots to dry grass, wild horses can be tamed, and enemies sleep, hunt, and go through other motions of their own accord. In Breath of the Wild, you'll inhabit a Hyrule that will force you to react, rather than the other way around.
(Selective) Voice Acting
Nintendo's hands-on demonstration opens on a dark screen and an accented female voice bidding Link to awaken. Is it Zelda? Maybe. Probably. But that doesn't matter. What does matter is that characters in a Zelda game will finally speak beyond battle cries and shrill commands to WATCH OUT! and LISTEN!
Some characters, though not all. Link meets a mysterious old man after leaving the dwelling where he wakes up from his century-long nap, but this NPC's dialogue only appears in text. The game's still nine months away from release, so it's possible Nintendo hasn't finished recording or implementing voicework yet.
I'd be fine with Breath of the Wild adopting an uneven split between text and recordings. Using voices sparingly will lend those instances greater weight.
RPG Mechanics
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link dipped the franchise's toes in the RPG pool by way of stats you leveled up through combat. In Breath of the Wild, Zelda dives in head first. Weapons degrade with use and deal a critical strike before breaking, items such as tree branches and woodcutter axes can be used in a pinch to attack enemies, scavenge clothes that exhibit unique properties, and consumables can be cooked in assorted combinations to concoct elixirs that boost stats such as stealth and Link's stamina gauge.
Speculation has arisen from weapon degradation. The final shot of Nintendo's reveal trailer shows the Master Sword sheathed in a pedestal tucked away deep in a misty grove. Assuming the Master Sword can't be broken (nor should it), retrieving it could reduce or negate the role of makeshift weapons like tree branches as makeshift weapons--serving as a clear indicator that you've reached a major milestone in the game.
Emphasis on Realism
Don't expect to be able to smash pots and cut grass to find hearts when you're in a jam. There are no hearts in Breath of the Wild. To recover health, you'll have to find or cook meat, or eat apples. Link grows cold in snowy regions until you clothe him in thicker garments or build a bonfire. And bonfires can rage out of control if a stray gust of wind spreads the flames into dry grass.
One lesson I learned the hard way is that Link can no longer take flying leaps off cliffs of any size and skirt damage by landing in a roll. Instead you'll have to pick your way down to the ground or after retrieving a paraglider that functions similarly to the Deku Leaf-like parachute in Wind Waker.
Don't worry: Breath of the Wild's physics aren't out to get you. You can harness them to solve puzzles and pull off amazing stunts, like the way Valve's Source engine facilitated realistic puzzles in 2004's Half-Life 2. One popular GIF making the rounds online features Link setting a fire to create an updraft, leaping off horseback, riding the updraft using his paraglider to gain even more altitude, and then whipping out his bow to fire an arrow into the eye of the Octorok-like Guardian monster below him.
Repurposed Rupees
Ocarina of Time gave players two ways to get more items: find them out in the world, or buy them. The Hylian Shield could be found in a crypt below a gravestone in Kakariko Village, or bought from a vendor. All you needed were rupees, available in such abundance that most players maxed out the highest wallet size before the game's halfway point.
Although Nintendo promises that rupees are present in Breath of the Wild, I didn't find a single one during my 40-minute demo. And even if I had, I wouldn't have known what to do with them. What do I need with rupees when any heavy object I pick up can be used as a weapon, and tunics and trousers are contained in crates and treasure chests?
My guess is that Link will come across vendors later in the game able to perform services only money can buy, such as reinforcing items to prevent them from breaking, forging some of the suits of armor Link can wear, or imbuing equipment with special properties.
The second-most obvious departure from convention, apart from voice acting, because it's made clear early on: technology has permeated the Zelda universe. Link regains consciousness in a glowing pod, uses a Sheikah Slate that overtly resembles a tablet, and fights monsters that seem partially cybernetic.
Trivia buffs know that technology nearly fused with Hyrule's high-fantasy world much early--at the genesis of the series, in fact. Shigeru Miyamoto envisioned The Legend of Zelda as a science fiction game where players collected electronic chips instead of golden triangles, and traveled back and forth through time to solve puzzles and complete dungeons.
It will be interesting to see how technology will affect moment-to-moment play in Breath of the Wild remains to be seen, especially given that players appear to spend early hours learning primordial lessons like how to create fire and cook food.
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David L. Craddock writes fiction, nonfiction, and grocery lists. He is the author of the Stay Awhile and Listen series, and the Gairden Chronicles series of fantasy novels for young adults. Outside of writing, he enjoys playing Mario, Zelda, and Dark Souls games, and will be happy to discuss at length the myriad reasons why Dark Souls 2 is the best in the series. Follow him online at davidlcraddock.com and @davidlcraddock.
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I've been waiting to see what your opinion on this was! How did you like the controls? Did the Gamepad seem to add any unique qualities to the gameplay? Did you come across any notable items? The game really does just drop you in the middle of things and lets you figure things out on your own for the most part?
From what I read the gamepad doesn't serve any critical function, instead reserved for off-screen play. Which I almost prefer at this point since my wife and kids hog the TV.
wait... you have kids?
Yep! More cartoons less Splatoon. :(
Begawkiness
Man I really hope that's not true. Using it for inventory management and the map was great in WindWaker
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You have to remember it's being developed for 2 systems so if they do this it might be because that functionality isn't there in NX. Pure speculation though.
The two aren't exclusive. They've had the map on the tablet in other builds.
I don't believe we've received official word on how the GamePad will or won't be used in the finished product. I asked the Nintendo rep who presided over my hands-on demo about it and he said all he knows is that the screen was disabled for the E3 demo.
I'd bet the screen will display and let you interact with maps and menus, as it was used in Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD. There's no reason not to emulate that functionality at a bare minimum. Anything less would hurt the game, I think. BotW is far and away the most complex Zelda game yet; diverting features to the screen would be super helpful in managing all the functions and information at your disposal.
Loving it! Full impressions here: http://www.shacknews.com/article/95325/e3-2016-the-legend-of-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-is-a-breath-of-fresh-air
As for your questions:
- The GamePad was disabled for the E3 demo. This shouldn't be taken as indication or confirmation that it won't be used in the final product. I'd expect maps and inventory menus to be displayed and navigable on the touchscreen, the same GamePad functionality found in Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD.
- Items found during the E3 demo depended on how far you ventured from the starting point. I roamed close to home, but many others finished shrines and got the magnet item that lets you maneuvered metal and steel objects.
- Think of this game as Zelda 1 in 3D: you start, and just go.
great write up. i'm loving everything i'm hearing about it. I think it's time to enter media-blackout mode. I can't wait for this to come out.
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So I am going to play the crap out of this game day 0, but I am rather unhappy with one specific new thing: the increase in weapons.
I have always loved how Zelda has very few upgrades, all of which were unique and all of which you received after actually doing something like a dungeon or a puzzle or a completion thing. It makes getting that weapon significant. Moving to this new design though you just kind of luck up and use weapons until they break.
Hopefully I'm concerned about nothing.
Weapons will still be significant. If you read what I wrote about weapon degradation, I pointed out that getting a marquee item like the Master Sword will represent a major progress point: from weapons that crumble and break over time, to THE sword in the Zelda series. Also, there'll probably be a way (or more than one) to reinforce weapons.
I spent 45 minutes with the game and was never bothered by a weapon breaking.


Just tried the corresponding procedure on Fedora 18 (3.8.3-201.fc18.x86_64). Ran through with just a few modifications: 1) needed to first install audit-libs-devel and pesign packages for the rpmbuild step to run, and 2) had to get newer sources to get around http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/dvbhdhomerun/ticket/18. Finally, on Fedora 18 the command to restart udev I think would be 'systemctl restart systemd-udevd.service'.
I'm running into the issue I believe that you had. Which package file did you end up compiling? I can't get 0.0.15 to compile.
I thought about doing that, but part of the issue is that a new RPM would have to be generated everytime a new kernel update was released. I might consider trying that at some point, but I would need a place to setup a repository that people could point to.
I now have a VPS with some space up to build repos. I will try to work on building an RPM for this when I get time to go through the mess of rebuilding this.
THAT IS SO AWESOME! I can't wait! I've been wanting to use my HDHOMERUN with Kaffiene and this would allow it to work.
I'll try to get my spare HDHomerun Dual and an antenna and work on it tomorrow. I can't take my Prime down as that is how we watch tv right now. This will be on Fedora 18 and not 17 since it is the latest version.
Did you get a chance to try out the RPMS I mentioned in the comments?
modprobe: FATAL: Module dvb_hdhomerun not found.
Hmm, what do you get from "uname -a" ? I"m curious what kernel you are at.
Okay, I think I found the issues and fixed them. Try http://repos.servertoast.com/hdhomerun/dvbhdhomerun-0.0.15-4.fc18.x86_64.rpm now.
If you upgrade to Fedora 19, please try out the new RPMs I built for it. I put the information in a new post. They added the dvb drivers into the kernel on 19, and it makes it compile a lot nicer and easier.
Im having the same issues.
FATAL: Module dvb_hdhomerun not found.
Looks like there is a newer kernel. I will need to rebuild it against the newer kernel. I will try to do that this week.
I tried the build from source but the modprobe failed. Any suggestions there?
Hey, if you upgrade to Fedora 19 and get a chance, can you try out the RPMs I built for dvbhdhomerun? I created a new post for that with the instructions. It actually works a lot better now since they added the dvb drivers into the Fedora kernel.
On fedora 18 to restart udev.service you do the following.


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I scour pinterest on a regular basis and the DIYs I find there are beyond adorable and easy to make. Of course, I don't claim that I can actually replicate them, I don't think anyone can, but some of them are fairly easy to attempt!
One look at it and I was in love with the concept! Matchbox cards are compact, adorable and unique. They can be customised according to a particular theme, without enormous efforts! They make great gifts for Mother's Day or Father's Day, especially prepared by kids.
All images have been sourced from Pinterest.
You can a variety of ideas for matchbox cards on Pinterest and you can follow my matchbox cards board for more inspiration. All these cards are available to buy on Etsy for all the lazy souls out there but I'd recommend you to give it a try; after all, you can always buy but handmade things are always more special and unique.
Have you made such cards before? I'd love to see them and feature you on the blog, drop me a mail through the Contact Us form at the end of the site. Do share your thoughts on these cute cards in the comment box below. And, don't forget to share these and pin these ideas for later!
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Kenneth BANKS
Pte 58218 27y7m 15 Jul 1918 AIF / NZ 20 Dec 1914 1 Nov 1918 - D Disease 5
Private Kenneth Banks (1891 - 1918)
Kenneth Banks was Australian-born but left his job as a miner in New Zealand to enlist in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in December 1914. He served in the Canterbury Infantry Battalion (CIB) in Egypt, at Gallipoli and in the UK.
In 1916 in the UK, Kenneth suffered a knee injury and was repatriated to NZ where he was discharged in 1917. However, in 1918 he enlisted in the 1st Australian Imperial Force (not declaring his New Zealand service and discharge), but died of a heart attack - brought on by pneumonia - while being transported to Europe. He was buried at sea.
Kenneth was born on 17 December 1891 in Balmain, Sydney to John Alfred Banks (a Queensland Customs officer) and Rebecca Georgina nee Rankin. Both parents died when Kenneth was young - Rebecca in 1897 and John in 1898 – and he was subsequently raised by one of his aunts, Miss Laura Louisa Banks, who lived with some of her sisters in the Brisbane home of their father at 120 Annie Street, New Farm, Brisbane. Laura and two of her sisters were members of the Wharf Street Congregational Church in Brisbane city.
Kenneth attended the Boys Central School and the Brisbane Technical College, followed by three years as an apprentice to Leonard C. Green, who was practising as a geologist, assayer and manufacturing chemist.
When he enlisted on 12 December 1914 at Greymouth in New Zealand, Kenneth had been working as a miner with the Gold Mining Company at Ross, south of Greymouth. He was 5'8" (173 cm) tall, weighed 157lbs (71kg) and had a fair complexion, brown eyes and fair hair. His aunt Laura was listed as his next-of-kin, and his nearest relative living in NZ was his married sister Brenda Walker (although it was not evident that she actually resided in NZ).
Kenneth's Service Number was 6/1459 and he was placed with the 3rd Reinforcements of the Canterbury Infantry Battalion. He embarked in Wellington on 14 February 1915 arriving in Suez, Egypt on 26 March 1915.
NZ service
In Egypt Kenneth was posted to the NZ Divisional Train No.1 Company, but he transferred back to the CIB at Anzac Cove on 6 July 1915.
The Battalion was at the crucial and dangerous Quinn's Post at the time – although relatively quiet there were casualties daily, mostly from bombs thrown from the very close enemy trenches. According to the New Zealanders no-man's-land was no wider than 'the width of a Wellington city street'.
While there is no record of exactly what Kenneth did at Quinn's, it seems likely that given his mining background, he would have been used in tunnelling work. There were extensive underground works by the Anzacs – with counter tunnelling by the Turks – and incidents when one of the sides would explode mines, collapsing spaces and releasing toxic fumes. In his book on Quinn's Post historian Peter Stanley notes that 'Anzac miners had many traumatic experiences in the claustrophobic gloom of the tunnels'.
Then in August 1915, as part of a concerted attempt by the British and Dominion forces to break the stalemate, the CIB took part in the ultimately unsuccessful attack on Chunuk Bair. Casualties were heavy.
In late August Kenneth was taken severely ill with dysentery and was evacuated to the UK. After discharge from hospital on 16 December 1915 he was attached to the NZ base depot, but in June 1916 fell 12 feet from scaffolding and injured his right knee.
Classified as unfit for war service for six months due to synovitis of the knee on 17 January 1917, Kenneth returned on the SS Athenic to NZ, where he was formally discharged on 10 July 1917.
Australian service
Kenneth then spent a short time in NSW with his sister Brenda before returning to 120 Annie Street, New Farm.
On 15 July 1918, he enlisted in the 1st AIF in Brisbane and as mentioned earlier, made no reference to his NZ service or discharge. He gave his occupation as assayer.
Kenneth embarked as a general reinforcement on the HMAT Bakara in Sydney on 4 September 1918. He was admitted to the ship's hospital on 19 October with a diagnosis of influenza, and again on 27 October with pneumonia. He passed away on 1 November and was buried at sea the same day.
As well as being commemorated at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, Kenneth is among the almost 1900 Commonwealth servicemen and women (of land and air forces, who have no known grave) listed at the Hollybrook Memorial in Hampshire, England.
Kenneth was also named on an Honour Board in the Wharf Street Congregational Church in Brisbane. Today this is one of seven Honour Boards in Saint Andrew's Uniting Church in Brisbane city (the congregations merged in 1981).
In addition, his name was added to the headstone of his paternal grandparents – sheep and wool expert and breeder John Jones Banks and Elizabeth Sutton Banks (née Bourne) – in Allora Cemetery, Queensland.
The grieving Laura, the beneficiary in Kenneth's will, was left to apply for his medals, which she duly received.
• Archives New Zealand – NZEF service record.
• Australian War Memorial – Roll of Honour, Red Cross files, embarkation rolls.
• Auckland War Memorial Museum - Nominal Rolls of NZEF, Vol 1, Wellington, NZ, Page 32.
• National Archives of Australia – 1st AIF service record.
• NSW birth register.
• Queensland death register.
• Bean, C. E. W., Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-18, Vol II, Sydney 1921-1943.
• Ferguson, D., The History of the Canterbury Regiment, NZEF, 1914-1919 Whitcombe and Tombs, Auckland 1921.
• Stanley, P., Quinn's Post: Anzac, Gallipoli, Allen and Unwin, Crows Nest 2005.
• The Brisbane Courier 25 January 1919, p4.
• The Queenslander (Brisbane) 1 February 1919, p40.
In respect of John Jones Banks: The Queenslander (Brisbane) 9 September 1916, p29.
In respect of L. C. Green: The Week (Brisbane) 18 July 1913, p15.
Compiled by Ian Carnell, August 2016 ©. New images and details uploaded by Miriam 2021 ©

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The Amazing Fantasy Hockey League (AFHL), often called the most famous fantasy hockey league in the world, has begun it's million-dollar renovation, it's first in AFHL history.
"The AFHL is moving full-speed ahead on it's renovation to provide AFHL fans and GMs with the state-of-the-art website the greatest league in the world deserves" AFHL Commissioner Anthony Furino said in a statement today.
The duration of the renovation period is currently unknown, but the AFHLcommissioner said if all goes according to plan, then renovation will be complete around the time of the 2011 AFHL Entry Draft in June.


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Final twenty have rhymes aplenty: finalists announced for Fenland Poet Laureate Awards
Seb Pearce
Published: 9:00 AM March 3, 2016
The winners at last year's Fenland Poet Laureate Ceremony. - Credit: Archant
The finalists for the fifth Fenland Poet Laureate Awards have been announced.
Judges have cast their experienced eyes over 100 entries and picked their final ten entries from two categories, with all twenty poets set to perform at the Poet Laureate Awards Ceremony next month.
The annual competition gives local poets a chance to write a poem for Fenland and compete for the prestigious title of Fenland Poet Laureate.
The competition has two categories: adults (18 and over) and young people (aged 10-17), with ten finalists being picked from each category to perform at the Fenland Poet Laureate Awards ceremony on Friday April 8 at March Town Hall at 7.30pm.
The winners will receive trophies for their linguistic efforts, and the winner in the adult category will also have the opportunity to write poems for regional events and spread the word of creative writing throughout Fenland.
Popular poet and painter John Lyons – commended in the National Poetry Competition – will also perform some of his best work at the ceremony.
Lyons, who has won the Peterloo Asian and Afro-Caribbean Poetry prize, has published seven collections of poetry, including Dancing in The Rain.
Tickets for the awards ceremony are £3 each (under 10s free). To book your tickets please contact ADeC at 01353 616 991, Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm, or book online at www.wegottickets.com/adec.


"The Republican National Convention adopted an amendment to their platform supporting a ban on foreign law, with Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) specifically stating that Sharia posed a threat to America.
"We see it from the top where the United States Supreme Court has repeatedly quoted foreign law in interpreting our U.S. constitution and it's actually coming in at the bottom as well, it's being raised as an argument in courts around the country," Kobach said.
"I'm not aware of any court that's accepted the argument, but in cases involving either spousal abuse or assault or other crimes against persons, sometimes defenses are raised that are based in Sharia law," Kobach said. "We actually put a provision affecting Kansas statute this year and I think it's important for us to say foreign sources of law should not be used as part of common law decisions or statutory interpretations by judges in the lower state courts as well.""


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With the publication of the NHS' Long Term Plan and the imminent arrival of the long-awaited Social Care Green Paper, health and social care policy is starting to become clearer.
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Charities are being told to ensure people outside of their charity understand the relationship with non-charitable organisations is not used to advance non-charitable agendas and interests.
The Charity Commission said its casework identified examples where charities have not managed their links to non-charitable organisations with care, in some cases allowing charities to be misused to further non-charitable interests, including commercial or private interests.
It said whilst it recognises that many charities work successfully in close partnership with a wide variety of non-charitable organisations, such as trading subsidiaries, the guidance is designed to help charities reap the benefits whilst also managing the risks carefully.
The guidance will also allow it, and the public, to better hold charities to account against existing rules, the regulator added.
The new guidance draws together relevant law and practice in setting out six principles to help trustees ensure their arrangements for working with a linked body secure the charity's interests and independence.
Commenting on the guidance, Charity Commission CEO, Helen Stephenson said: "As regulator, we want charities to thrive and inspire trust, and we know relationships with non-charitable organisations can help a charity deliver on its purposes. But operating alongside other organisations should always be well-considered and trustees must manage the risks that can arise carefully, and with probity.
"Charities hold special status in society and the public rightly have high expectations of them, including that they are driven only by their charitable mission and purpose and that they work to defend and promote their independence from non-charitable organisations at all times.
The Essex Strategic Co-ordination Group (ESCG) has been working hard over the past two years to facilitate whole-system working, foster collaborative relationships and support Essex Partners, and the Essex Assembly to deliver the county's ambitions set out in The Future of Essex.
Chaired by Ian Davidson, CEO Tendring District Council and Chair of Safer Essex, the ESCG plays a key role in joining up countywide strategies and work delivered in partnership by capturing and disseminating system learning; identifying and addressing barriers to whole system working; and facilitating and promoting engagement and communication.
With representatives from health, Local Authorities, voluntary and community sector, Police, OPFCC and Essex County Fire and Rescue Services, the Group proactively develops links to, and improves integration with, formal partnership bodies throughout Essex.
Leaders united at the Essex Assembly on 5 March to participate in future needs planning to support people to enjoy life long into old age.
Delegates participated in workshops to; tackle avoidable physical and mental illnesses; promote independence through innovation; support carers; design healthy places; prevent isolation; increase employment opportunities; encourage learning and; adopt a whole system leadership approach to effecting sustainable change.
More than 130 attendees heard from the Assembly's first ever expert panel, hosted by Cllr John Spence, Chair of the Essex Health and Wellbeing Board. The panel provided some insight into how the many and changing needs of our ageing population can be addressed to support citizens in relation to employment expectations, social care, active communities and education, to enable independent, healthy, safer lives.
A number of recommendations including; pursuing an Essex Charter Mark for employers; supporting recruitment into old age; and evaluating the impact of technology to support independence into old age, will be taken forward to the Essex Strategic Coordination Group.
You can read the highlights, actions and recommendations from the workshops, as well as view the Q&A from the Expert Panel here.
A range of national experts are set to join senior leaders in Essex throughout the next six months to consider the implications and opportunities arising from major new developments in the county.
The Essex Communities programme has been commissioned by Essex Partners to engage the system in debate and discussion on the steps that we can take to maximise the economic, community and public health potential of new places.
The programme launched on 5 March with a keynote address to the Essex Assembly on the importance of adopting a whole system approach to designing new communities, collaborating with developers and exploring innovation.
The second workshop in the Essex Communities series; The power of technology: what does this mean for public services in new communities? will take place on 25 April, in Chelmsford, facilitated by NESTA. Attendees will explore how technology might shape the planning and design of new communities, and how this might influence future lifestyles, improve outcomes and reshape the relationship between people and public services.
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Jack D. Ripper: I can assure you it has not recurred, Mandrake. Faculty, uh... faculty sense my power and they seek grading control. I, uh... I do not avoid faculty, Mandrake.
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I ran this post in 2011 and 2012 over at New APPS. The comments over there are well worth reading or re-reading. Here is the main body of the post again, as it's that time of the year.


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namespace IndexML.UnitTests.Spreadsheet
{
    using System;
    using IndexML.Spreadsheet;
    using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

    [TestClass]
    public class SingleCellReferenceUnitTests : SpreadsheetTest
    {
        #region Test Methods

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentException))]
        public void Constructor_NullArgument_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference(null);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentException))]
        public void Constructor_EmptyString_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference(string.Empty);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentException))]
        public void Constructor_MalformedCellReference_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A$32");
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentException))]
        public void Constructor_RangeCellRef_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A2:B4");
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_ValidCell_CorrectProperties()
        {
            string col = "A";
            long idx = 1;
            var reference = col.ToString() + idx.ToString();

            var target = new SingleCellReference(reference);

            Assert.AreEqual(reference, target.Value, true);
            Assert.AreEqual("A", target.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, target.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, target.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentOutOfRangeException))]
        public void Constructor_ZeroRows_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference(1, 0);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentOutOfRangeException))]
        public void Constructor_ZeroColumns_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference(0, 1);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_InRangeRowAndCol_NoError()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference(1, 1);

            Assert.AreEqual(1, target.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, target.RowIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual("A", target.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual("A1", target.Value, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentNullException))]
        public void ContainsOrSubsumes_NullArgument_ThrowsException()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            target.ContainsOrSubsumes(null);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ContainsOrSubsumes_DifferentCell_ReturnsFalse()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var other = new SingleCellReference("A2");

            Assert.IsFalse(target.ContainsOrSubsumes(other));
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ContainsOrSubsumes_SameCell_ReturnsTrue()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var other = new SingleCellReference("A1");

            Assert.IsTrue(target.ContainsOrSubsumes(other));
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_Zero_NoChanges()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("C1");
            var result = target.Move(0, 0);

            Assert.IsNotNull(result);
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result));
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_PositiveRows_ReturnsCorrectCell()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Move(3, 0) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(4, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_PositiveColumns_ReturnsCorrectCell()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Move(0, 3) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(4, result.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual("D", result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_NegativeRowsNotPastOrigin_ReturnsCorrectCell()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A4");
            var result = target.Move(-3, 0) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_NegativeRowsPastOrigin_ReturnsOrigin()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A4");
            var result = target.Move(-5, 0) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_NegativeColumnsNotPastOrigin_ReturnsCorrectCell()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("D1");
            var result = target.Move(0, -3) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual("A", result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Translate_NegativeColumnsPastOrigin_ReturnsOrigin()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("D1");
            var result = target.Move(0, -5) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should still be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Rows should be unchanged
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be translated
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual("A", result.ColumnName, true);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_Zero_NoChanges()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("D4");
            var result = target.Resize(0, 0);

            Assert.IsNotNull(result);
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result));
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_PositiveRows_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Resize(3, 0) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be translated with column unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(4, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_PositiveColumns_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Resize(0, 3) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be translated with row unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual("D", result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(4, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeRows_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A4");
            var result = target.Resize(-3, 0) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be translated with column unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeRowsPastOrigin_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A4");
            var result = target.Resize(-5, 0) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be translated with column unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeRowsAtOrigin_ReturnsOrigin()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Resize(-1, 0) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Values should be equal
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result));

            // Row indexes should be equal
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be equal
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.ColumnIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeColumns_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("D1");
            var result = target.Resize(0, -3) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be translated with row unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual("A", result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeColumnsPastOrigin_ReturnsCorrectRange()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("D1");
            var result = target.Resize(0, -5) as RangeCellReference;

            // Should be a range
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Starting cell row should be translated with row unchanged
            Assert.IsFalse(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.StartingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual("A", result.StartingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, result.StartingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.StartingCellReference.RowIndex);

            // Ending cell should be equal to target
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result.EndingCellReference));
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.EndingCellReference.ColumnIndex);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.EndingCellReference.RowIndex);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Scale_NegativeColumnsAtOrigin_ReturnsOrigin()
        {
            var target = new SingleCellReference("A1");
            var result = target.Resize(0, -1) as SingleCellReference;

            // Should be a single cell
            Assert.IsNotNull(result);

            // Values should be equal
            Assert.IsTrue(CellReference.ValueEquals(target, result));

            // Row indexes should be equal
            Assert.AreEqual(target.RowIndex, result.RowIndex);

            // Columns should be equal
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnName, result.ColumnName, true);
            Assert.AreEqual(target.ColumnIndex, result.ColumnIndex);
        }

        #endregion
    }
}


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Q: User transparent SSH multihop What I have is the same as this question SSH tunnel through two servers to access a web service on port 9091 (mainly because I asked that question).
But the difference now is that I'm accessing it from a Chromebook which cannot use ProxyCommand. All it got is the base NaCl shell running in a sandboxed Chrome tab.

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*This is the "shell app" that runs it:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/secure-shell/pnhechapfaindjhompbnflcldabbghjo?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog

*This is the FAQ with complete information about it.
https://chromium.googlesource.com/apps/libapps/+/master/nassh/doc/faq.txt
So a review from my previous question:
I got 3 machines:

*

*remotePi (raspberry PI, somewhere in the world)

*localPi (another raspberry PI, in my local network, I have full access to it, including root, no monitor, no kb, running as headless server)

*Chromebook (my local machine, which is a Chromebook on the same local network as localPi, limited but does have the SSH as per links above).

remotePi have a constant SSH tunnel to localPi, it does it by calling the following command
ssh -N -R 16864:localhost:22 -p 2222 <user_on_lan>@<external_lan_ip>

I can access remotePi terminal by doing
Chromebook> ssh <user_on_localPi>@<localPI_ip>
localPi> ssh -l <user_on_remotePi> -p 16846 localhost

And in remotePi I have a daemon service (web interface) listening on 9091.
a "drawing" of everything:
                                   16864:tunnel:22   9091:service
Chromebook <--local_net--> localPi  <--internet-->  remotePi

So what I need is:

Access the daemon service web interface in remotePi by calling on my Chromebook browser 127.0.0.1:9091/web/

On my previous computer (shown on the linked question, ubuntu laptop) I was doing it by using ProxyCommand on my config and calling ssh -L9091:localhost:9091 user_on_remotePi@remotePi -N, but now I'm on a Chromebook that can't use it and I believe there must be a way to do it anyway.
So I was wondering about 2 possible solutions:

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*some very clever and long SSH command that will "replace" what the ProxyCommand was doing. I always see this on tutorials like that LINK but it always relies on host name, I only have the port 16864 to connect to.

*(preferred) add some magic to the localPi SSH config which will make it listen on some non-standard port (say 2222) and auto-redirect that connection to user_on_remotePi:localhost:16864. So then, when I call from Chromebook ssh user_on_localPI -p 2222 localPi_ip, then the localPi will redirect this to the correct user directly on remotePi.
As you can noticed I'm a bit of a network newbie, my main expertise in app development, so any help here I'll be extremely grateful.
Any ideas?

A: we got there in the chat
LocalPi>ssh -L *:5678:127.0.0.1:9091  remoteuser@127.0.0.1 -p 16864

then on chromebook,  http://localpi_IP:5678
So the remote pi had done an SSH -R creating port 16864 on the localpi.
He was already able to get a terminal to his raspberry pi, doing localpi>ssh remoteuser@127.0.0.1 -p 16864   We added a -L  to open port 5678 on his localpi, so he can then connect from a device e.g. chromebook, to his localpi, which goes to his remotepi which forwards to a web server on itself/his remote pi.
So there are two ssh commands in total. The one from his remote pi to his localpi. And one from his localpi to his remotepi.
We just amended the second one, the one from his localpi to his remotepi. To tunnel to a web server on his remote pi.
It is actually tunneling through a tunnel.

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Q: Php: add to array within array Hey I am building JSON from array. It looks something like this:
  $jsonkk = array('fields' => [array(
  'x' => 107,
  'y' => 772,
  'width' => 204,
  'height' => 17,
  'page_number' => 0
  )]
  );

Now I would like to add another array into 'fields'so the result would look like this:
array('fields' => [array(
'x' => 107,
'y' => 772,
'width' => 204,
'height' => 17,
'page_number' => 0
),
(
'x' => 646,
'page_number' => 1
)]
);

How to add such arrays inside other arrays?

A: Answers above and another way is;
 array_push($jsonkk['fields'], array('x'=>646, 'page_number' => 1));

or
 $jsonkk['fields'][] = array('x'=>456, 'page_number' => 1));

or to put in another array inside $jsonkk
 $jsonkk[] = array('x'=>456, 'page_number' => 1));

A: $jsonk['fields'][] = array("x" => 646, "page_number" => 1);

A:  $jsonkk['fields'][] = ['x'=>646, 'page_number'=>1]

A: You could create another array with the fields key, then add them recursively.
Follow this link, i think it will help you.
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$jsonkk = array(
    'fields' => array(
        array(
          'x' => 107,
          'y' => 772,
          'width' => 204,
          'height' => 17,
          'page_number' => 0
        )
     )
  );

$jsonkk_new = array(
    'fields' => array(
        array(
          'x' => 646,
          'page_number' => 1
        )
     )
  );

  $result = array_merge_recursive($jsonkk, $jsonkk_new);
  print_r($result);

A: I have no idea what your notation means, doesnt look a var dump...
Anyway. There is no mistery to JSON, it just serializes data. Buikd your data whatever way you want, then convert to json with json_encode.
Now. If you dont know basic PHP datasets and how ro work with multidimensional arrays in it, that is another question :p


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