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Parents still waiting for answers a year after Josh Park-Fing's death
By Anna Patty and Workplace Editor
Updated April 19, 2017 — 7.15pm first published April 18, 2017 — 1.39pm
On the one-year anniversary of 18-year-old son Joshua Park-Fing's death, his parents are still waiting for answers to how it happened on a Work for the Dole site.
Josh died on April 19 last year after falling from a flatbed trailer towed by a tractor on a Work for the Dole site in Toowoomba.
Josh Park-Fing died after falling from a flatbed trailer.
His father, Iain Park, told Fairfax Media he has been struggling to come to terms with his son's death and hopes that safety lessons can be learned to help prevent the same thing from happening again.
"At the end of the day, I would just like the answers and the truth and God willing, it will lead to it never happening again," Mr Park said.
Iain Park, the father of Joshua Park-Fing is still waiting for answers to why his son died on a work for the dole program.
The Unemployed Workers Union, which has been campaigning for the Work for the Dole program to be scrapped, has written to the federal government asking it to release the results of investigations into Mr Park-Fing's death.
"For the sake of Josh's family and all participants in the Work for the Dole program, we call on the government to promptly release this information," the UWU letter said.
"The government has a responsibility to minimise risks to participants in this and other employment programs."
Josh left behind his parents, a twin brother Jayden, two other brothers Matthew and Lachlyn and a sister Jemma.
Employment Minister Michaelia Cash Credit:Alex Ellinghausen
"I never had a chance to see my 18-year-old boy grow up and get married and have kids," Mr Park said.
He said he still has no answers from an investigation into Josh's death.
"At the end of the day we just need the truth," he said. "I'm still baffled about why this happened. I can't figure out why the report has been withheld.
"The bottom line is we all deserve answers. If we don't get the correct answers how do we know what needs to change and how to change it?"
I never had a chance to see my 18-year-old boy grow up and get married and have kids
Iain Park
Mr Park hopes the investigation into his son's death helps to improve the safety of other Work for the Dole participants.
"Dreamworld changed its policies after there was an accident – why didn't that happened when Josh died?" he said.
Speaking on behalf of Josh's mother, Jenny Fing, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers principal Peter Koutsoukis said he was still waiting for answers.
"Sadly a year after the tragic death of her son Joshua, our client is still no closer to having any answers as to what caused his death," Mr Koutsoukis said.
"Mrs Fing rightfully expected a timely investigation would have been undertaken into this matter.
"Disappointingly, however, that has not occurred, despite our repeated requests for information on the investigation on her behalf. This includes recently writing to the federal Minister for Employment, Michaelia Cash.
"On this first anniversary of Joshua's death, we again call on the relevant agencies to release the findings of this investigation as soon as possible, to provide much-needed closure for Mr Park-Fing's family and to help ensure that lessons can be learned as to what caused his death and to prevent future incidents."
Federal Labor spokesman for employment services and workforce participation Ed Husic said the Turnbull government needed to release its internal review into the incident, or at least explain to the public what it has done to improve workplace safety in the program.
"Under the Turnbull government Work for the Dole is failing, with 90 per cent of participants not securing full-time work after finishing the program. At a time when youth unemployment is at record highs, young Australians deserve better," Mr Husic said.
Senator Cash said the investigation into Mr Park-Fing's death was ongoing.
"Workplace Health and Safety Queensland continues to investigate this incident," she Cash said.
"The government will not risk compromising this investigation by releasing the report prematurely.
"Given that the Labor Party is aware of this situation, I would be deeply concerned if it was attempting to politicise the tragic death of Mr Park-Fing."
Anna Patty
Anna Patty is Workplace Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. She is a former Education Editor, State Political Reporter and Health Reporter.


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Home > Our Hospital > Awards and Accreditations
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Community Health at MedStar Harbor Hospital
U.S.News & World Report
In 2017, MedStar Harbor Hospital was named a top hospital in Maryland and the Baltimore metropolitan area in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. We were specifically recognized for our performance in Orthopaedics and Pulmonology. The rankings are based on data from nearly 5,000 centers across the country and the scores are based on a variety of patient-outcome and care-related factors, such as patient safety and nurse staffing.
"Best hospital" Award received in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017.
American Heart Association's Fit-Friendly Worksite Award
MedStar Harbor was once again recognized as a Gold Level Recipient of the American Heart Association's Fit-Friendly Worksites Recognition program. The Fit-Friendly Worksites program is a catalyst for positive change and worksites throughout the nation can be part of the initiative making the health and wellness of their associates a priority. Award received in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017.
MedStar Harbor is Fully Accredited by The Joint Commission (TJC)
In 2017, MedStar Harbor received the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for Behavioral Health Care Accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards re-certifications. The hospital also earned the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for Stroke Care and Spine Surgery, with no recommendation for improvement. MedStar Harbor has consistently earned these certification for more the five years in a row—all with no recommendations for improvement.
In 2016, MedStar Harbor Hospital received recertification for both our Pediatric Asthma Care and Heart Failure programs, with no recommendation for improvement.
2016 NICHE Senior Friendly Award
Nurses Improving Care for Health-system Elders (NICHE) is the leading nurse driven program designed to help hospitals and healthcare organizations improve the care of older adults. NICHE designation demonstrates our organizational commitment and continued progress in improving quality, enhancing the patient and family experience, and supporting the hospital's efforts to serve its communities.
Get With the Guidelines—Quality Achievement Award
In 2019, the American Heart Association awarded MedStar Harbor Hospital's commitment and success in implementing a higher standard of stroke care with the Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award.
Gold Plus Award received in 2016.
Silver Quality Achievement Award received in 2015.
Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award received in 2012.
Stroke Bronze Award received in 2012.
Practice Greenhealth Environmental Excellence Awards
MedStar Harbor Hospital was recently honored with the "Partner for Change" award by Practice Greenhealth, the nation's leading organization for facilities committed to environmentally responsible operations.
The "Partner for Change" award recognizes healthcare facilities that continuously improve and expand upon their mercury elimination, waste reduction, recycling, and source reduction programs. At a minimum, facilities applying for this award must be recycling 15 percent of their total waste, have reduced regulated medical waste, are well along the way to mercury elimination, and have developed other successful pollution prevention programs in many different areas.
MedStar Harbor participates in an array of engagement activities and innovative programs essential to establishing and maintaining best management practices. Among the notable achievements recognized by Practice Greenhealth were the hospital's focus on the reduction of Styrofoam use and the decreased use of regulated medical waste bags.
"Partner for Change" Award received in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017
The March of Dimes Maryland- National Capital Area Chapter- Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait Award
In 2015, MedStar Harbor Hospital was recognized for being committed to providing the best care for mothers and their babies by reducing the rate of premature births and decreasing the number of non-medically indicated elective deliveries and cesarean deliveries. The March of Dimes' recognition is a reflection of our efforts, and an acknowledgment that we want women to be pregnant at least 39 weeks.
Quality Excellence Award *This award was discontinued after 2014.
MedStar Harbor Hospital has been awarded the Quality Excellence Award from the Delmarva Foundation for an unprecedented ninth time. We have received this prestigious award more
than any other hospital in the Delmarva area, including Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Delaware.
Award received in 2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014.
Accreditation in Adult Transthoracic Echocardiography by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC)
MedStar Harbor Hospital's Echocardiography Lab was granted a three-year accreditation in Adult Transthoracic Echocardiography by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC). An IAC accreditation is a "seal of approval" that patients can rely on as an indication that the facility has been carefully critiqued on all aspects of its operations considered relevant by medical experts in the field of Echocardiography. This accreditation is important for MedStar Harbor and the communities we serve. Cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 cause of death in the United States – and among the patient population we treat. Early detection and diagnosis of heart disorders and other diseases is possible through the use of Echocardiography procedures. Our third-party validated skill and expertise in these important procedures helps us to continue to provide the very best health care to the tens of thousands of patients who trust us to be a quality health partner.
Award received in 2014.
Emergency Department earned a five-year certification as an EMS Base Station by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems
Maryland's designated EMS Base Stations provide quality on-line medical direction to the State's EMS providers. MedStar Harbor Hospital's Emergency Department is proud to have earned a five-year certification as an EMS Base Station.
Fetal Assessment Center is accredited by the American Institute for Ultrasound in Medicine
AIUM ultrasound practice accreditation is a voluntary peer review process that allows practices to demonstrate that they meet or exceed nationally recognized standards in the performance and interpretation of diagnostic ultrasound examinations. The accreditation process encourages providers of diagnostic ultrasound services to assess their strengths
and weaknesses and initiate changes to improve their practices. Practices accredited by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) have demonstrated competency in every aspect of their operation, including: personnel Education, training and experience document, storage and record keeping policies and procedures, safeguarding patients, ultrasound personnel, equipment instrumentation quality assurance and case studies.
MedStar Harbor Hospital's Sleep Center earned a five-year accreditation from the American Board of Sleep Medicine
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine accreditation is the gold standard by which the medical community and the public can evaluate the services provided by a sleep center or lab. The standards for accreditation ensure that sleep medicine providers display and maintain proficiency in areas such as testing procedures and policies, patient safety and follow-up, and physician and staff training.

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Research Associate - Unlocking the Potential of AI for English Law
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Location: Oxford, ENGLAND
Deadline: 05 Apr 2019
A new vacancy has arisen for a Research Associate in "Unlocking the Potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for English Law". This project is interdisciplinary, involving colleagues from Computer Science, Economics, Education, Law, Social Policy, and the Saïd Business School, who will be working together with a range of private-sector partners.
As a member of Professor Thomas Lukasiewicz's research group, you will be responsible for carrying out research towards exploring the frontiers of AI in legal reasoning (in particular: intelligent search in AI for law; legal information extraction; and AI-based legal analytics and reasoning). In doing so, you will collaborate both with Professor Lukasiewicz and the other Principal Investigator, Professor John Armour in the Faculty of Law. You will also provide guidance to junior members of the research group, including PhD students, MSc students, and/or project volunteers. You are also expected to interact with Principal Investigators and researchers undertaking other work packages in the research grant.
You will hold a PhD/DPhil (or be close to completion) in computer science, mathematics, statistics, engineering, computational linguistics, or related discipline, together with relevant experience, and possess good (theoretical and programming) background in machine learning, knowledge representation and reasoning, and data science (desirably in deep learning and neural networks, deep-learning-based representations, knowledge bases and graphs, ontology languages, natural language processing, information retrieval, data extraction, and data analytics), as well as good software engineering skills (especially in system implementations and experimental evaluations). A prior background in working with legal data is highly desirable.
The closing date for applications is 12.00 noon on 5 April 2019.
Our staff and students come from all over the world and we proudly promote a friendly and inclusive culture. Diversity is positively encouraged, through diversity groups and champions, for example http://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/aboutus/women-cs-oxford/index.html, as well as a number of family-friendly policies, such as the right to apply for flexible working and support for staff returning from periods of extended absence, for example maternity leave.
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*In the Official Lost Podcast transcript/February 13, 2006, 2006 Official Podcast, Carlton Cuse said the "Previously on ''Lost''" voice is a "mystery person". Cuse also denied being the voice.
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Daily Departures: For this tour we have departures everyday. Some of our preferred Jungle Lodges are in high demand, so we recommend booking well in advance. Enquire today.
Breakfast at your hotel. At the designated time you will be picked up and transferred to the airport for your quick flight over the Amazon Basin to one of the Amazon Jungles most remote and naturally dense regions, Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival into Puerto Maldonado you will be greeted by the lodge staff and then you will enjoy a scenic boat ride up the Madre Dios River. Upon arrival at your lodge you will have a Pre-Brief followed by lunch. In the evening enjoy a dinner and a night excursion discovering the nocturnal world of the jungle.
Enjoy a full buffet breakfast. Today you will visit Lake Sandoval National Reserve gliding in a wooden canoe discovering Monkeys, Macaws, Anacondas, Turtles and Caiman. Return to the lodge for lunch. After lunch we recommend the Canopy Walkway and the Canopy Towers. Here within the treetop realm you will discover Toucans, Monkeys and Sloths. Watch the sunset with exotic birds flying across the horizon above the tree line. If you are interested in the evening there will be an eco presentation followed by dinner.
Enjoy your final buffet breakfast, then it will be time to retrace our steps back to Puerto Maldonado by outboard motorized canoe. You will arrive at a Butterfly House learning about the fascinating transformation of these colorful insects. You will then take your flight from Puerto Maldonado to Lima where you will connect for your flight departing homeward bound.
*If you are wanting to spend more time in the Jungle we also offer a 4 day program.
Info regarding these hotels below. These are the best hotels in this category. We do offer other hotels ask one of our Travel Specialists for more information. All hotels based on US Standards.
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After a day of vigorous but enlightening jungle activity, relax in one of the spacious rooms – ideal for families or group of friends – housed in one big Amazon-style architecture. Equipped with two twins or one king bed, 100% cotton sheets, 2 hypoallergenic pillows per guest, hypoallergenic comforters, cotton bath robes, and bathrooms with hot water, and natural essence toiletries. For you comfort, reading lights, limited electricity, and a ceiling fan; also, every room has a view to the forest with the sitting area on the immediate porch.
The nutritious meals are mainly prepared with organic and local farm products with special regional seasoning. Meals include vegetarian options. Round trip transportation by land and river, Excursions with an Inkaterra Explorer Guide, Luggage storage room, Welcome drink Complimentary "Pisco Sour".
From one of the leading hotel chains in Peru - Inkaterrra. This lodge is our choice in Puerto Maldonado and it offers the best all inclusive Jungle Lodge experience in Peru. All meals, transfers, tours and activities are included during your stay here. We recommend the 3 day program for most and the 4 day program for those wanting to extend their stay and enjoy the Amazon Jungle a little longer. For a 5 star lodge it´s extremely good value for money only slightly more expensive (around $19 per day) more than lodges in lower categories. Making it not only an amazing experience but great value. Nearly all of our guests who go to Puerto Maldonado stay here if there´s availability. The feedback over the years has always been excellent, and a 3 day all inclusive stay in the jungle is the best way to unwind after your trip to the Andes and Machu Picchu. An eco-luxury lodge in front of Madre de Dios River, Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica has 35 wooden cabanas inspired in the Ese'Eja culture. 540 bird species have been inventoried in hotel grounds, deep in the rainforest. The property offers a varied selection of à-la-carte excursions, including a visit to the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway, a bridge system at 30 meters above the ground, allowing adventurers to enjoy a privileged view of the Amazon. In 2013, Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica was selected by National Geographic Traveler magazine among the world's 25 best eco-lodges.
Consider creature comforts and charming conveniences at these restful Ese' Eja-style wooden cabañas of 38 square meters (408 square feet), topped by a high thatched-palm roof. Comfortable bed with canopy mosquito net, outfitted with 100% cotton sheets and hypoallergenic pillows. For your added comfort, plush bathrobes and Andean rubber slippers are supplied. Soak up in the soothing and spacious bathroom with independent shower and toilet, hot water, large towels, and a complete set of ecologically friendly toiletries. Put your feet up and loosen up on the hammock in the screened siesta area. For your rainforest foray, your cabaña is equipped with umbrellas, flashlights, kerosene lamps for lighting, a central ceiling fan and an electric outlet. Other upgraded cabanas available here with there one unique features include the Superior Rio, Tambopata Suite & Amazonica Suite. Enquire for more information.
All meals are included during your stay here, Welcome drink, Welcome Gift, Personalized welcome Buffet breakfast, a la carte lunch & dinner, Bottled water in room, Tea Time, Cocktail Hour, English Guide service, Included excursions.


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AceShowbiz - Stan Lee has paid tribute to his "Spider-Man" co-creator Steve Ditko.
It was announced that the 90-year-old comic book artist was found dead in his New York apartment late last month.
Ditko collaborated with Lee on the iconic Marvel superhero "Spider-Man", and helped create villains Doctor Octopus, Sandman, the Lizard and Green Goblin.
Following a disagreement with Lee, Ditko left Marvel shortly after co-creating otherworldly hero "Doctor Strange".
In a video posted to Twitter on Friday, July 13, a week after it was announced Ditko had passed away, the 95-year-old finally offered his condolences to his former collaborator.
"I cannot let the week go without commenting on Steve Ditko. Steve was certainly one of the most important creators in the comic book business. His talent was indescribable," he said. "I worked with him for many years and was always impressed with how he saw everything in terms of photos and pictures and movement and scenes. He told a story like a fine movie director would."
"I'm sure there will be a lot written about him as time goes by and I will be one of the guys who buys the first book. You made a real impression here in the world," Lee concluded.
Tom Holland, who plays the latest incarnation of the web-slinging superhero, thanked Ditko for changing his life in a tribute earlier this month.
The "Avengers: Infinity War" star wrote: "We all want to leave our mark on the world - this guy crushed it. He made so many people so happy and changed lives - most of all, mine! Thank you Steve - your life lives on man, thank you SteveDitko (sic)."


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Neighbourhood News Desk/Avi Arya: This week the Delhi Government plans a second phase of work on their signature bridge as a tourist hub as well as work on the development of "safe" selfie spots.
This decision was made after the bridge became a site for selfies when thrill-seekers were seen climbing the bridge's suspension cables, as well as illegal parking started coming in. Officials said that they're consulting with an architect for spots along with the plans for the 2,214-foot long bridge.
One of these plans also include setting up a glassbox as a viewing gallery at a height of 154 metres at the top of the pylon from where tourists will have a panoramic view of the city.


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Criteria for the Surnames of Ireland database
In the course of this website I have had some emails from those involved in surname groups questioning the accuracy of some maps. I have used 2 sources in making these maps: (1) 1911 census of Ireland (2) MacLysaghts book: 'The Surnames of Ireland.' As a scientist I am trained to look for, or spot paterns emerging in the results. With surnames that pattern can reflect ethnicity. For example Irish Surnames (lets say those of Gaelic Irish origin) typically begin with O' or Mac, people with these 'Irish Surnames' are also typically over 90% Catholic in 1911.
The Castles of Ireland Map
This detailed map shows the precise location of nearly 1,400 Castles in Ireland with a known association to 500 of the most prominant Irish, Norman, Gallowglass, S
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Just submitted a paper to the Journal of Genetic Genealogy. Hopefully it will make the Spring Edition! Running title;
Surname Matches from Commercial Y Chromosome Testing of Individuals with Irish Ancestry provide a Snapshot of their Medieval Relatives and Neighbours and can Pinpoint their Genetic Homeland.
Tyrone Bowes PhD
About the Databases
THE DATABASES ARE FREE TO BROWSE
UPDATED APRIL 2020. Approximately 66% of the present population of the Island of Ireland are descendants of 'Native Irish Gaels' who were themselves a fusion of prehistoric and Celtic peoples who occupied the Island virtually uninterrupted until the Vikings arrived in 795 AD.


This book uses a formula to create palindromic permutations that generate 260 different four letter words. Printed with one word on each page.
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To mark the International Day of Older Persons 2015, Assembly Community Connect brought member of the Age Sector Platform and members of the Northern Ireland Youth Forum to Parliament Buildings to debate a motion in the Assembly Chamber, as Northern Ireland's inaugural Intergenerational Parliament. The debate was presided over by the Speaker of the NI Assembly, Mitchel McLaughlin MLA, who invited the groups to the Assembly's main Chamber to highlight the importance of mutual respect in our society.
That this House believes the skills and experience of older people can be transferred to the younger generation; and calls on older and younger people to value and respect the contribution each can make to society.
The motion was unanimously agreed by consent of the whole House. You can listen to the debate below or read the Hansard transcript of the debate.


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Q: Deserilization in java,in google app engine I have a deserialization problem in Java, in Google App Engine.
I want to send a my_class object which is serialized.  Although no error is reported on the sending side, the receiving side throws a ClassNotFoundException on this code:
my_class obj = (my_class) out.readObject();

in server code.....
The exception message is showing the client-side my_Class name in a path-like form.  I also copied my_class file in backend module of appengine, but still I get this error.  Googling points to something like a class loading problem, but I don't understand quite what that is or how to fix it.
my code in android studio
client side
URL url = new URL(urln);
s1=s1+" two";
con=(HttpURLConnection)url.openConnection();
con.setRequestMethod("POST");
con.setDoInput(true);
con.setDoOutput(true);
ObjectOutputStream oos=new ObjectOutputStream(new BufferedOutputStream(con.getOutputStream()));
oos.reset();
oos.writeObject(objectofserializable_my_class);
oos.flush();
oos.close();
DataInputStream dis=new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(con.getInputStream()));
s3=dis.readLine();

which is working fine i am getting http response i.e.,e.getMessage() exactly com.package.my_class but i copied exact my_class.java file in backend module,google appengine but with different package statement in the receiver side...
server side code on servlet appengine
public class ServerSide extends HttpServlet {
@Override
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws ServletException, IOException {
try {
ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(req.getInputStream()));
my_class obj=(my_class)ois.readObject();
String s1=obj.getName();
s=" i got it ";
resp.setContentType("text/plain");
resp.getWriter().println(s);
} catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
resp.getWriter().print(e.getMessage());
} catch(IOException e){
resp.getWriter().print(e.getMessage());
}
}
}

Sorry i can't get printstacktrace because it is running in Google App engine......

A: To successfully transfer an object by serialization / deserialization, both parties to the communication must be able to load compatible versions of the class of the object being transferred, and of the classes of any objects accessible via the serialized object (these are transferred, too).  Loading those classes often requires loading other classes, as well.  An object is "accessible via" another object if that other object holds a reference to it in a member variable, directly or indirectly.
The source line you presented refers to class my_class, therefore any class whose source contains that line could not itself be loaded without some version of class my_class being loaded as well.  Inasmuch as you have attributed the exception to a specific line, I suppose the receiving program actually ran (and therefore first loaded successfully), and that the exception's stack trace identified the line you presented.
In that case, it cannot be that the program throws a ClassNotFoundException pertaining to class my_class, as it must have not only found that class, but loaded it already.  I could believe an InvalidClassException, which could arise for a couple of different reasons.  If the exception is in fact a ClassNotFoundException, however, then it must pertain to a different class.  If my_class declares any nested classes, then perhaps one of those is the one that cannot be found (and this is one reason why you should always include the complete exception message and stack trace in your question).  The JVM-format name of such a class would be something like me/mypackage/my_class$Nested.
Fix such an exception by putting the needed class file in the receiving program's class path.

A: Ohhhhh god i finally figured it. The package statement of my_class file is different in sender and receiver side so the error ClassNotFoundException. somehow after managing same package statement in my_class java file in sender and receiver side.This got clear way out.........
i.e., Exact versions of serializable class should be present in both sender and receiver side...

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Q: Changing and accessing global var in flutter/dart I am very new to Dart/Flutter, but I am trying to learn and understand. Here is my issue:
I got global.dart that stores global vars and I know how to access and to change them, but I want a separate class to update itself when a global var is changed from a different class. These classes are stored in different files.
I am not sure if any code is needed in this question..

A: Based on your requirement, what you need is called ChangeNotifier and you can use a Provider to provide the variables of the ChangeNotifier in any file they are required.
Before using the ChangeNotifiers (can be multiple, like NewsProvider, FeedProvider, CommentProvider etc), you've to inject it into the widget cycle before the Widget/Component you intend to use it in. For that, check the widget Provider or MultiProvider in the Provider linked above.
After setting up the ChangeNotifiers and injecting them into the widget cycle, you can use them in any widget or class as:

*

*For one-time reading the value, use read as:
SampleNotifier sample = context.read<SampleNotifier>();
print(sample.variableName);

Also, in onClick triggered functions, you can't use watch, only read is allowed, as these functions are static in nature and doesn't require dynamically updated value. Also, when you want to access and call a function declared in a ChangeNotifier, for example the setSignIn mentioned below, use read.

*For listening to the changes in the variables of the provider, use watch as:
SampleNotifier sample = context.watch<SampleNotifier>();
print(sample.variableName);

Above mentioned read and watch are not the actual functions provided by the package Provider but their short form as extension function on context and you don't need both, this one's enough and better.
A sample ChangeNotifer:
class SampleNotifier extends ChangeNotifier {
  //A locally-scoped sample variable
  bool _isUserLoggedIn = false;

  //Getter to  get the sample value
  bool get isUserLoggedIn => _isUserLoggedIn;

  //Contructor sample to initialize the variables with the default values
  //You can initialize it with the global values in your global vars file
  FabNotifier() {
    _isUserLoggedIn = false;
  }

  //Sample function to perform some logic and set the updated value
  setSignIn() {
    _isUserLoggedIn = true;
    //To notify all the classes listening to this variable, to update the usage there
    //watch is used to listen to the value, so wherever watch is used, it will update the value
    notifyListeners();
  }
}

To inject this SampleNotifier, check the Provider/MultiProvider in the linked Provide package above and to use it, check the read or watch mentioned above.


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What Are America's Most Dangerous Jobs?
May 13, 2019 by ThySista
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(ThySistas.com) It's not always a box of roses, working in an office, typing away at a keyboard. But you can at least say that it's not an inherently dangerous job — while there are some health troubles that can come from sitting and typing all day, they can be managed, and in any case, they're not as dangerous as what may befall people in other occupations. Because indeed, there are some pretty dangerous jobs out there. Below, we take a look at nine professions that always carry with them a hint of danger.
You might be surprised to learn that fishing is just about as dangerous as it gets in the United States. Now, we're not, of course, talking about a person sitting in their quaint wooden boat, waiting for a hungry fish to snap their bait. We're talking commercial fishing, which is physically demanding and dangerous. They're often operating in a ferocious environment, far away from the shore, where the waves can hit huge heights. If something goes wrong, there's no-one around to help. If someone goes overboard during a storm, it can be difficult to see where they are. For these reasons and more, commercial fishing is considered to be the most dangerous job in the states.
Building Up
Everyone knows that being a construction worker is a physically demanding job, but just how dangerous is it? Well, very, depending on the environment and type of project. A large percentage of head injury victims are working in the construction business when they have their accident. That's because construction sites are generally dangerous places, and because proper safety procedures aren't always followed. Whether it's from the worker falling, items hitting the head from a great height, or general incidents involving heavy machinery, there are plenty of ways that an employee can get injured.
If you put yourself in dangerous positions often enough, then eventually something may happen to you. Take the example of truck drivers and, to a lesser extent, taxi drivers. There are plenty of things that can go wrong when you're on the road, and if you've spending forty plus hours a week driving, then the odds of an incident shoot up. Of course, sometimes the danger is self-inflicted (for example, the driver fighting fatigue to finish their shift early, or driving more dangerous than usual because they "know the roads"). In any case, when you're in dangerous territory, there's always a chance of danger!
Feeding the Nation
It's not easy being a farmer. Their prices are going down, they work long hours, and, what's more, they're open to dangers than general office workers will never have to contend with. Take the machinery they use for example. While there are modern, safer machines, the fact of the matter is that when you're using blades and other slaughtering weapons, there's a chance that you end up injured. And that chance only increases if you're inexperienced or you're feeling fatigued from your many days of hard labor.
On the Front Line
Not many people knowingly walk into dangerous situations every day, but that's just part of the job for people who are on the front lines, especially police officers and firefighters. On any given day, a firefighter could find themselves combating a fire in an unstable building that's at risk of collapse. A police officer could find themselves in an encounter with an armed citizen. You just never know what's going to happen when you're working in these jobs. Search and rescue teams, too, are nearly always in danger, since they're going into areas that were difficult enough to put someone in trouble.
How often do you put your body on the line as part of your job? Probably not all that often. Professional athletes do, all the time. In some sports, they're not just pushing themselves to the limit, but feeling the brute force of someone else who is also pushing themselves to the limit. NFL players may be well paid, but it's important to remember that the sheer brutality of the sport means that the average career length is under four years. Even if they're not the victim of one huge injury, the accumulation of many minor injuries is often enough to call it a day on their careers.
All Things Electrical
One thing that people should be more grateful for is the general safety of their home, especially their electrical systems. In the olden days, electrical systems were outright safety hazards, always at risk of giving a shock or causing a fire. They're much safer now, but that safety doesn't just happen: it's because a quality electrician has rigged things up in a safe way. Before it's safe, however, it's dangerous, and it's at this point when the professional interacts with the system. The threat of electrical burns and other issues are just a fact of life for these tradespeople.
In the Great Outdoors
If you're working in an airconditioned, wonderfully secure office building, then spare a thought for the people who are working in the great outdoors. They can feel the benefit when it's sunny and they've got an easy job, but that's the exception, not the rule. For the most part, they can find themselves working in extreme weather, working with dangerous tools, and sometimes far away from other people, especially in the case of park rangers. If something goes wrong, then they're on their own.
Pilots and Flight Attendants
Now, flying is the safest way to get around, but there's something important to keep in mind. And that's that when something does go wrong, it's not likely to be a minor incident. As such, the potential for danger when we're talking about air travel is substantial. This, coupled with long working hours and stress means it's a position that can be pretty harmful to people working in the industry.
So next time you feel like complaining about your job, think of the positions above: yours won't seem so bad anymore!
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Protests pressuring King Abdullah to reclaims the Island of Peace in Naharayim and the Tzofar encla
Jordanians pressure King Abdullah to return lands to owners
Protesters in Jordan call on their government to return the territories that had been leased to Israel under the 1994 peace treaty; campaign featuring a countdown to the final day of decision spreads online; 80 MP's support King Abdullah's decision; A Jordanian citizen: 'people here are really happy about this'; local farmer: 'we will have no choice but to leave.'
Daniel Salami|Published: 10.21.18 , 23:09
In light of Jordanian King Abdullah's intentions to cancel the appendices to the 1994 peace treaty, which would end Israel's lease of Naharayim's Island of Peace and the Tzofar enclave, the Jordanian public have been supporting the treaty's cancellation in demonstrations and social media campaigns.
"We are practicing our full sovereignty on our land," Abdullah said. "Our priority in these regional circumstances is to protect our interests and do whatever is required for Jordan and the Jordanians."
A Twitter campaign counting down the days to the King's decision. (Photo: Twitter)
Jordan's announcement came in light of mass demonstrations and social media campaigns in support of the peace treaty's cancellation. A campaign featuring a countdown to the final day of decision regarding the lease was widely spread online.
The Jordan Bar Association sent an official letter to Jordanian Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz, urging him not to extend the Israeli lease of the lands. The Bar Association's recommendation received the support of 80 out of 130 Jordanian members of parliament.
However, some voices on social media expressed a more critical opinion of their government's position.
"How is it possible that the area under Israeli control is so green, while only a few meters away the Jordanian lands are arid and desolate?" one user wondered.
"The two annexes to the peace treaty were a mistake to begin with," said Jordanian Parliament member Omar al-Qarakish said on Sunday. "Now we are amending that. Israel didn't allow Jordanians to drink from the waters of these lands—and now the original owners will have all the rights."
A Jordanian citizen told Ynet today that, "people here are really happy about this decision. Even though parliament members and activists were working on it, it still came as a surprise".
"It's too early to say whether Jordan will indeed get those lands back. It's a part of the treaty and it needs to be discussed," she added.
The letter signed by Jordanian MP's calling to cancel the lease. (Photo: Twitter)
The appendices to the peace agreement concern mainly the lease of the Island of Peace in Naharayim and the Tzofar enclave in the Arava, leased by Israel since the signing of the peace treaty between the two countries nearly 25 years ago.
The terms of the agreement state that 25 years after the initial signing, each party will be able to discontinue the lease of the land on one condition—it should be done one year in advance, and this Sunday marks 24 years since the treaty had been agreed upon.
Israeli farmers have cultivated the land for many years, but following Jordan's announcement Israel will be forced to return the land in question within a year, unless the appendices could be renegotiated.
King Abdullah's decision came as a surprise in Jerusalem. (Photo: EPA)
The decision has reportedly come as a surprise to the officials in Jerusalem, as it would downgrade the peace treaty.
Ynet commentator Ron Ben-Yishai estimates that Jordan's decision is a result of pressure from within, coming from the Muslim Brotherhood movement.
According to Ben-Yishai, It could also be an attempt to pressure Israel, in order to promote Jordanian financial demands regarding gas prices and water and quantities. Demands in the Palestinian context are also an option.
Other farmers from the region who rely on these lands say that there aren't enough good lands in the Arava to replace the leased lands. "We will have no choice but to leave", said a local farmer.


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Zdenko Škrabalo (* 4. August 1929 in Sombor; † 12. Januar 2014 in Zagreb) war ein jugoslawischer bzw. kroatischer Mediziner, Politiker und Diplomat. 1992/93 war er Außenminister Kroatiens.

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Er schloss 1953 sein Medizinstudium an der Universität Zagreb ab und spezialisierte sich auf das Fachgebiet Innere Medizin, 1962 promovierte er in Zagreb. 1962/63 konnte er sich als Humboldt-Stipendiat am Universitätskrankenhaus Hamburg-Eppendorf bei Arthur Jores und Henryk Nowakowski im Bereich Endokrinologie und speziell Diabetologie weiterbilden. Ab 1965 war er Assistent an der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Zagreb, wo er sich 1967 habilitierte, 1974 außerordentlicher und 1976 ordentlicher Professor wurde. Er war auch als Berater der Weltgesundheitsorganisation für Diabetes mellitus tätig. 1992 wurde er zum Vollmitglied der Kroatischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und Künste gewählt.

1992/93 war er Außenminister Kroatiens. Sein Amtsnachfolger als Außenminister Mate Granić war zuvor Stellvertreter Škrabalos als Direktor des Vuk-Vrhovac-Instituts für Diabetes und Endokrinologie an der Universität Zagreb gewesen. 1993 bis 1995 war Zdenko Škrabalo kroatischer Botschafter in der Schweiz und Liechtenstein sowie 1996 bis 2000 in Ungarn.

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 Citološka i citokemijska ispitivanja štitnjače = Cytological and cytochemical studies of the thyroid, 1972
 mit Mate Granić u. a.: Racionalna dijagnostika i terapija šećerne bolesti (Rationale Diagnostik und Therapie der Zuckerkrankheit), 1987
 (als Herausgeber): Prilozi za povijest dijabetologije i endokrinologije u Hrvatskoj (Beiträge zur Geschichte der Diabetologie und Endokrinologie in Kroatien), 1999, ISBN 953-167-120-6

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 Kurzbiographie auf der Homepage der HAZU (kroatisch)
 Nachruf, Večernji list Online, 12. Januar 2014 (kroatisch)

Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Diabetologe
Hochschullehrer (Universität Zagreb)
Außenminister (Kroatien)
Kroatischer Botschafter
Botschafter in der Schweiz
Botschafter in Ungarn
Mitglied der Kroatischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und Künste
Absolvent der Universität Zagreb
Jugoslawe
Kroate
Geboren 1929
Gestorben 2014
Mann


text:
Simple Solution Reduces Odor, Waste From Hog Lagoons
Posted 11:00 a.m. Jul 8, 1999 — Updated 11:00 a.m. Jul 8, 1999
JOHNSTON COUNTY — A simple idea could change the way hog waste lagoons look and smell. Farmer Julian Barham is using a new invention that could solve an old problem.
A plastic material covers Barham's lagoon, controlling odor while bacteria breaks down the waste. What comes out of the lagoon is also unusual.
The gas that would normally float into the air is piped into a room and converted into electricity. Barham's power bill for his 4,000 swine operation was cut in half.
"There will be certain smaller farms where this will not be practical," Barham said. "But if the farm is large enough to produce enough energy, I think it would be justifiable."
The cover significantly cuts down on the odor, and because the rain cannot get in, the lagoon treats about 30 percent less wastewater.
State and federal scientists are also pleased with a fabric windbreak wall that catches dust particles. The dye blowing from the vent demonstrates how easily odors can travel to nearby homes.
"We're finding that anything we can do to reduce the dust that leaves a property has a very significant impact on odor reduction," said Dr. Mike Williams, ofN.C. State's Waste Management Center.
The lagoon cover and windbreak wall cost around $250,000 to install.
Barham says other farmers have to decide for themselves whether they are worth the investment. He says they are for his farm.
Electricity savings at the farm will make up for the cost of the renovations in about five years. The lagoon cover should last 15 years.
Brian Bowman, Reporter
Brian Bowman, Photographer
NBC News Special Report on video footage released in Tyre Nichols' death


text:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "CtrlrLuaManager.h"
#include "CtrlrModulator.h"
#include "CtrlrProcessor.h"
#include "CtrlrComponents/CtrlrComponent.h"
#include "CtrlrUtilities.h"
#include "CtrlrManager/CtrlrManager.h"
#include "CtrlrComponents/CtrlrComponentTypeManager.h"
#include "CtrlrPanel/CtrlrPanel.h"
#include "CtrlrPanel/CtrlrPanelEditor.h"
#include "CtrlrLog.h"

CtrlrModulator::CtrlrModulator(CtrlrPanel &_owner)
	:	ctrlrComponent(0),
		owner(_owner),
		ctrlrModulatorReference(0),
		modulatorTree(Ids::modulator),
		restoreStateStatus(false),
		delayedProperties(Ids::modulator),
		processor(*this),
		vstExported(false)
{
    modulatorTree.addListener (this);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomIndex, 0);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomIndexGroup, 0);
	setProperty(Ids::modulatorIsStatic, true);
}

CtrlrModulator::CtrlrModulator(CtrlrPanel &_owner, const int suggestedVstIndex)
	:	ctrlrComponent(0),
		owner(_owner),
		ctrlrModulatorReference(0),
		modulatorTree(Ids::modulator),
		restoreStateStatus(false),
		delayedProperties(Ids::modulator),
		processor(*this),
		vstExported(true)
{
	modulatorTree.addChild (processor.getMidiMessage().getMidiTree(), -1, 0);
	modulatorTree.addListener (this);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorVstExported, true, false);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorMax, MAX_CONTROLLER_VALUE);
	setProperty (Ids::vstIndex, suggestedVstIndex);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorIsStatic, false);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorGlobalVariable, -1);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorMuteOnStart, false);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorMute, false);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorExcludeFromSnapshot, false);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorValueExpression, EXP_MODULATOR_FORWARD);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorValueExpressionReverse, EXP_MODULATOR_REVERSE);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorControllerExpression, EXP_MODULATOR_CONTROLLER);
	setProperty (Ids::luaModulatorGetValueForMIDI, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	setProperty (Ids::luaModulatorGetValueFromMIDI, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToPanelProperty, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulator, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource, true);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToComponent, "Modulator");
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorBaseValue, 0);

	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomIndex, 0);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomName, String::empty);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomIndexGroup, 0);
	setProperty (Ids::modulatorCustomNameGroup, String::empty);

	setProperty (Ids::modulatorVstNameFormat, "%n");
	setProperty (Ids::luaModulatorValueChange, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
}

CtrlrModulator::~CtrlrModulator()
{
	modulatorTree.removeListener (this);
	owner.getPanelTree().removeChild (modulatorTree,0);
	masterReference.clear();

	if (ctrlrComponent)
		deleteAndZero (ctrlrComponent);
}

void CtrlrModulator::restoreState (const ValueTree &savedState)
{
	setRestoreState (true);
	modulatorTree.removeAllChildren (0);

	for (int i=0; i<savedState.getNumChildren(); i++)
	{
		if (savedState.getChild(i).hasType(Ids::component))
		{
			setComponentType (savedState.getChild(i));
		}

		if (savedState.getChild(i).hasType(Ids::midi))
		{
			if (getMidiMessagePtr())
			{
				setMidiType (savedState.getChild(i));
				modulatorTree.addChild (processor.getMidiMessage().getMidiTree(), -1, 0);
			}
		}
	}

	for (int i=0; i<savedState.getNumProperties(); i++)
	{
		if (savedState.getPropertyName(i) == Ids::name)
		{
			modulatorTree.setProperty (Ids::name, owner.getUniqueModulatorName(savedState.getProperty(Ids::name)), 0);
		}
		else if (isDelayedProperty(savedState.getPropertyName(i)))
		{
			setDelayedProperty(savedState.getPropertyName(i), savedState.getProperty(savedState.getPropertyName(i)));
			continue;
		}
		else if (savedState.getPropertyName(i) == Ids::modulatorValue
				&& owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getInstanceMode() == InstanceMulti)
		{
			/*
			 set the modulator value
			 First see if it has a component attached to check out radio groups
			if (savedState.getChildWithName(Ids::component).isValid())
			{
				ValueTree c = savedState.getChildWithName(Ids::component);

				 If the component belongs to a radio group, only set the value
					to the group member that has the TRUE value all others will be FALSE
				if (((int)c.getProperty(Ids::componentRadioGroupId) > 0))
				{
					if ((int)savedState.getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue) == 1)
					{
						processor.setValueFromGUI (savedState.getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue), true);

						 This is something that should not be here, this should be called from the HOST
							as setParameter() call but it doesn't get called with the value set to 1.

							Fuck if I know why, for now it stays here, i don't know if it's a good idea
							i don't even know if it's an OK idea. But it seems to do the trick

						processor.triggerAsyncUpdate();
					}
				}
				else
				{
					No radio group just set the value
					processor.setValueFromGUI (savedState.getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue), true);
				}

				setProperty (Ids::modulatorValue, savedState.getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue));
				continue;
			}
			*/
			continue;
		}
		else if (savedState.getPropertyName(i) == Ids::modulatorMax || savedState.getPropertyName(i) == Ids::modulatorMin)
		{
			continue;
		}
		else
		{
			modulatorTree.setProperty (savedState.getPropertyName(i), savedState.getProperty(savedState.getPropertyName(i),0), 0);
		}
	}

	owner.setInitialProgramValue(getName(), savedState.getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue, (double)0));

	setRestoreState(false);

	processor.handleUpdateNowIfNeeded(); // TK: synchronous update requrired
}

void CtrlrModulator::valueTreePropertyChanged (ValueTree &treeWhosePropertyHasChanged, const Identifier &property)
{
	if (property == Ids::name)
	{
		if (getComponent())
		{
			getComponent()->modulatorNameChanged(getProperty(property));
		}

		owner.modulatorNameChanged (this, getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorGlobalVariable)
	{
		if ((int)getProperty(property) >= 0)
		{
			processor.setLinkedToGlobal (true, getProperty(property));
		}
		else
		{
			processor.setLinkedToGlobal (false);
		}
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorMax)
	{
		processor.setModulatorMaxValue (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorMin)
	{
		processor.setModulatorMinValue (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorValueExpression)
	{
		processor.setForwardExpression (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorValueExpressionReverse)
	{
		processor.setReverseExpression (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulator)
	{
		setReference (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorLinkedToPanelProperty)
	{
		if (getProperty(property).toString() != COMBO_NONE_ITEM)
		{
			setPanelReference (&owner);
		}
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorValue)
	{
		if (!modulatorTree.hasProperty(property))
			return;

		modifyReference(getProperty(property));

		if (getRestoreState())
			return;

		owner.modulatorValueChanged(this);

		modulatorListeners.call (&ModulatorListener::modulatorChanged, this, getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::luaModulatorValueChange)
	{
		processor.setValueChangedCallback (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::luaModulatorGetValueForMIDI)
	{
		processor.setGetValueForMidiCallback (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::luaModulatorGetValueFromMIDI)
	{
		processor.setGetValueFromMidiCallback (getProperty(property));
	}
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorMute)
    {
        processor.setMute (getProperty(property));
    }
	else if (property == Ids::modulatorVstExported)
	{
		if ((bool)getProperty (property) == false && !getRestoreState())
		{
			owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getVstManager().remove (this);
		}

		vstExported = (bool)getProperty(property);
	}
	else if (property == Ids::vstIndex)
	{
	    // _DBG("CtrlrModulator::valueTreePropertyChanged [PRE] vstIndex=="+getProperty(Ids::vstIndex).toString());
		owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getVstManager().set (this, getProperty(property));
		// _DBG("CtrlrModulator::valueTreePropertyChanged [POST] vstIndex=="+getProperty(Ids::vstIndex).toString());
	}
}

const String CtrlrModulator::getName()
{
	return (hasProperty(Ids::name) ? getProperty(Ids::name) : "<unnamed>");
}

bool CtrlrModulator::hasName()
{
	return (hasProperty(Ids::name));
}

int CtrlrModulator::getVstIndex() const
{
	return ((int)getProperty(Ids::vstIndex));
}

float CtrlrModulator::getVstValue(const int intValueToUse) const
{
	if (intValueToUse >= 0)
	{
		return ((float)intValueToUse/(float)getMaxModulatorValue());
	}
	else
	{
		return ((float)getModulatorValue()/(float)getMaxModulatorValue());
	}
}

int CtrlrModulator::getMaxModulatorValue() const
{
	return (processor.getMax());
}

int CtrlrModulator::getMinModulatorValue() const
{
	return (processor.getMin());
}

int CtrlrModulator::getModulatorValue() const
{
	return (processor.getValue());
}

bool CtrlrModulator::removeComponent()
{
	if (ctrlrComponent)
	{
		modulatorTree.removeChild (ctrlrComponent->getComponentTree(), 0);
		deleteAndZero (ctrlrComponent);

		return (true);
	}

	return (false);
}

void CtrlrModulator::setComponentType (const ValueTree &savedState)
{
	Rectangle<int> oldBounds;

	if (ctrlrComponent)
	{
		oldBounds			= ctrlrComponent->getBounds();
		removeComponent();
	}

	ctrlrComponent		= CtrlrComponentTypeManager::createComponent (savedState, *this);

	if (!oldBounds.isEmpty())
	{
		ctrlrComponent->setTopLeftPosition (oldBounds.getX(), oldBounds.getY());
	}
}

void CtrlrModulator::setComponentType (const Identifier &componentType, const bool forceIfAlreadyThisType)
{
	if (componentType == getComponentType() && !forceIfAlreadyThisType)
		return;

	ValueTree temp(Ids::component);
	temp.setProperty (Ids::uiType, componentType.toString(),0);
	setComponentType (temp);
}

const Identifier CtrlrModulator::getComponentType()
{
	if (modulatorTree.getChildWithName(Ids::component).isValid())
	{
		if (modulatorTree.getChildWithName(Ids::component).getProperty(Ids::uiType) == String::empty)
		{
			jassertfalse; // an empty type for a component, that can't happen
			return (Ids::uiNone);
		}
		else
		{
			return (modulatorTree.getChildWithName(Ids::component).getProperty(Ids::uiType).toString());
		}
	}
	else
	{
		return (Ids::uiNone);
	}
}

CtrlrComponent *CtrlrModulator::getComponent()
{
	return (ctrlrComponent);
}

CtrlrManager &CtrlrModulator::getCtrlrManagerOwner()
{
	return (owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner());
}

void CtrlrModulator::setMidiType (const ValueTree &savedState)
{
	if (getMidiMessagePtr())
	{
		getMidiMessage().restoreState (savedState);
	}
}

void CtrlrModulator::setProperty (const Identifier& name, const var &newValue, const bool isUndoable)
{
	if (isUndoable)
	{
		modulatorTree.setProperty (name, newValue, owner.getUndoManager());
	}
	else
	{
		modulatorTree.setProperty (name, newValue, 0);
	}
}

void CtrlrModulator::allModulatorsInitialized()
{
	for (int i=0; i<delayedProperties.getNumProperties(); i++)
	{
		setProperty (delayedProperties.getPropertyName(i), delayedProperties.getProperty(delayedProperties.getPropertyName(i)));
	}

	if (getComponent())
	{
		getComponent()->allModulatorsInitialized();
	}

	if (owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getInstanceMode() == InstanceSingle || owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getInstanceMode() == InstanceSingleRestriced)
	{
		processor.setValueFromGUI (getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue),true);
	}
}

CtrlrModulator *CtrlrModulator::getReference()
{
	return (ctrlrModulatorReference);
}

void CtrlrModulator::setPanelReference(CtrlrPanel *referencedPanel)
{
	ctrlrPanelReference = referencedPanel;
}

void CtrlrModulator::setReference (const String &modulatorToReference)
{
	if (modulatorToReference == COMBO_NONE_ITEM)
	{
		ctrlrModulatorReference = 0;
	}
	else if (modulatorToReference != getName())
	{
		CtrlrModulator *m = owner.getModulator (modulatorToReference);
		if (m == nullptr)
		{
			_WRN("CtrlrModulator::setReference ["+getName()+"] can't find modulator with name \""+modulatorToReference+"\" link won't work");
		}
		ctrlrModulatorReference = m;
	}
	else
	{
		AlertWindow::showMessageBox (AlertWindow::WarningIcon, "Modulator link", "Can't link to myself");
		setProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulator, COMBO_NONE_ITEM);
	}
}

void CtrlrModulator::modifyReference(const int newValue)
{
	if (ctrlrModulatorReference)
	{
		if (getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty).toString() == COMBO_ITEM_NONE)
		{
			return;
		}
		else if (!Identifier::isValidIdentifier(getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty)))
		{
			_WRN("Modulator link is invalid, the referenced property \""+getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty).toString()+"\" is invalid");
			return;
		}

		const String targetProperty = getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty);

		if (targetProperty == Ids::modulatorValue.toString()) /* if the target property is the value */
		{
			if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true) /* true means we are using Numeric values */
			{
				ctrlrModulatorReference->getProcessor().setValueFromGUI (processor.getValueForMidiMessage(newValue));
			}
		}
		else /* the target property is not the value, treat it as string */
		{
			if ((int)getProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToComponent) == 1) /* modify the component not the modulator */
			{
				if (ctrlrModulatorReference->getComponent()) /* make sure the target modulator has a component */
				{
					if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true) /* true means we are using Numeric values */
					{
						ctrlrModulatorReference->getComponent()->setProperty (targetProperty, processor.getValueForMidiMessage(newValue));
					}
					else if (getComponent())/* otherwise fetch our components text and set it as the value of the target property */
					{
						ctrlrModulatorReference->getComponent()->setProperty (targetProperty, getComponent()->getComponentText());
					}
				}
			}
			if ((int)getProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToComponent) == 0) /* modify the target modulator */
			{
				if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true) /* true means we are using Numeric values */
				{
					ctrlrModulatorReference->setProperty (targetProperty, newValue);
				}
				else if (getComponent())/* otherwise fetch our components text and set it as the value of the target property */
				{
					ctrlrModulatorReference->setProperty (targetProperty, getComponent()->getComponentText());
				}
			}
			if ((int)getProperty (Ids::modulatorLinkedToComponent) == 2) /* modify the target midi message */
			{
				if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true) /* true means we are using Numeric values */
				{
					if (ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr())
                    {
                        if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true)
                        {
                            ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr()->setProperty(targetProperty, processor.getValueForMidiMessage(newValue));
                        }
                        else if (getComponent())
                        {
                            ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr()->setProperty(targetProperty, getComponent()->getComponentText());
                        }
                    }
				}
				else
                {
                    if (ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr())
                    {
                        if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorSource) == true)
                        {
                            ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr()->setProperty(targetProperty, _STR(newValue));
                        }
                        else if (getComponent())
                        {
                            ctrlrModulatorReference->getMidiMessagePtr()->setProperty(targetProperty, getComponent()->getComponentText());
                        }
                    }
                }
			}
		}
	}

	if (ctrlrPanelReference)
	{
		if (ctrlrPanelReference == &owner)
		{
			const String targetProperty = getProperty(Ids::modulatorLinkedToPanelProperty).toString();
			if (!Identifier::isValidIdentifier(targetProperty))
			{
				_WRN("Modulator link (to panel) is invalid, the referenced property \""+targetProperty+"\" is invalid");
				return;

			}
			else
			{
				owner.setProperty (targetProperty, newValue);
			}
		}
	}
}

bool CtrlrModulator::isDelayedProperty(const Identifier &name)
{
	if (name == Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulator)
		return (true);

	if (name == Ids::modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty)
		return (true);

	if (name == Ids::modulatorLinkedToPanelProperty)
		return (true);

	if (name == Ids::modulatorVstExported)
		return (true);

	if (name == Ids::modulatorValue && (owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getInstanceMode() == InstanceSingle || owner.getCtrlrManagerOwner().getInstanceMode() == InstanceSingleRestriced))
		return (true);

	return (false);
}

void CtrlrModulator::setDelayedProperty(const Identifier &name, const var value)
{
	delayedProperties.setProperty (name, value, 0);
}

const String CtrlrModulator::getModulatorText()
{
	if (ctrlrComponent)
	{
		return (ctrlrComponent->getComponentText());
	}
	else
	{
		return (getProperty(Ids::modulatorValue));
	}
}

CtrlrMidiMessage &CtrlrModulator::getMidiMessage(const CtrlrMIDIDeviceType source)
{
	return (processor.getMidiMessage(source));
}

CtrlrMidiMessage &CtrlrModulator::getMidiMessage()
{
    return (processor.getMidiMessage(inputDevice));
}

CtrlrOwnedMidiMessage &CtrlrModulator::getOwnedMidiMessage(const CtrlrMIDIDeviceType source)
{
	return (processor.getOwnedMidiMessage(source));
}

CtrlrMidiMessage *CtrlrModulator::getMidiMessagePtr(const CtrlrMIDIDeviceType source)
{
	if ((bool)getProperty(Ids::modulatorIsStatic))
	{
		return (nullptr);
	}
	else
	{
		return (processor.getMidiMessagePtr(source));
	}
}

void CtrlrModulator::setRestoreState(const bool _restoreStateStatus)
{
	const ScopedWriteLock lock (modulatorLock);
	restoreStateStatus = _restoreStateStatus;
}

bool CtrlrModulator::getRestoreState()
{
	const ScopedReadLock lock (modulatorLock);
	return (restoreStateStatus);
}

bool CtrlrModulator::isStatic()
{
	return (getProperty(Ids::modulatorIsStatic));
}

const String CtrlrModulator::getNameForHost()
{
	return (labelFromProperty (this, getProperty(Ids::modulatorVstNameFormat)));
}

const String CtrlrModulator::getTextForHost()
{
	return (STR(getModulatorValue()));
}

const String CtrlrModulator::getGroupName()
{
	return (getProperty(Ids::modulatorCustomNameGroup));
}


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