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local _type, _tonumber = type, tonumber

local reservedClassKeywords = {
  ["__prop__"] = true;
  ["base"] = true;
  ["this"] = true;
}

local primitiveTypes = {
  ["nil"] = true;
  ["number"] = true;
  ["string"] = true;
  ["table"] = true;
  ["function"] = true;
  ["thread"] = true;
}

local null = setmetatable({}, {__type = "null", __tostring = function () return "null" end})

local function type (val, ...)
  if _type(val) == "table" and _type(getmetatable(val)) == "table" and getmetatable(val).__type ~= nil then
    return tostring(getmetatable(val).__type)
  else
    return _type(val, ...)
  end
end

local function tonumber (num, base, ...)
  if _type(num) == "table" and _type(getmetatable(num)) == "table" and _type(getmetatable(num).__tonumber) == "function" then
    return getmetatable(num).__tonumber(num, base, ...)
  else
    return _tonumber(num, base, ...)
  end
end

local function expect (value, expectType, default, name, level)
  level = level == nil and 2 or level == 0 and 0 or level + 1

  local foundType = type(value)

  if default ~= nil and value == nil then
    return default
  elseif foundType ~= expectType then
    if name then
      error(expectType .. " expected at field '" .. name .. "', got " .. foundType, level)
    else
      error(expectType .. " expected, got " .. foundType, level)
    end
  end

  return value
end

local function isidentifier (str)
  expect(str, "string")

  return str:match("^[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*$")
end

local function isprimitive (val)
  return primitiveTypes[type(val)] == true
end

local function isin (val, tab)
  for k, v in pairs(tab) do
    if v == val then
      return true
    end
  end

  return false
end

local function split (str, char)
  expect(str, "string", nil, "string")
  expect(char, "string", nil, "delimiter")

  local result = {}

  for match in str:gmatch("[^" .. char .. "]+") do
    result[#result + 1] = match
  end

  return result
end

local function cast (obj, typ, level)
  level = level == nil and 2 or level == 0 and 0 or level + 1

  if isprimitive(obj) then
    error("Cannot cast primitive type " .. type(obj), level)
  elseif obj.__prop__ and type(obj.__prop__.selfChain) == "table" then
    for i, self in ipairs(obj.__prop__.selfChain) do
      if self.__prop__.classFullName == typ then
        return self
      end
    end
  end

  error("Cannot cast type " .. type(obj) .. " to type " .. typ, level)
end

local function is (obj, typ)
  if type(obj) == typ then
    return true
  elseif not isprimitive(obj) and type(obj.__prop__) == "table" and type(obj.__prop__.selfChain) == "table" then
    for i, self in ipairs(obj.__prop__.selfChain) do
      if self.__prop__.classFullName == typ then
        return true
      end
    end
  end

  return false
end

local packages = {}

local function isPackageNameValid (name)
  return type(name) == "string" and name:gsub("[^_a-zA-Z0-9%.]+", ""):gsub("%.+", "."):gsub("^%.", ""):gsub("%.$", ""):gsub("%.(%d)", "") == name
end

local function resolvePackage (name)
  local identifiers = split(name, ".")
  local pkg = packages

  for i, identifier in ipairs(identifiers) do
    if not pkg[identifier] then
      pkg[identifier] = {}
    elseif type(pkg[identifier]) ~= "table" then
      return nil, pkg[identifier]
    end

    pkg = pkg[identifier]
  end

  return pkg
end

local _interfaces = {}
local interface = {}

function interface.resolvePackage (env)
  return isPackageNameValid(env.__package) and env.__package or ""
end

function interface.getFullName (env, interfaceName)
  if isPackageNameValid(env.__package) and _interfaces[env.__package .. "." .. interfaceName] then
    return env.__package .. "." .. interfaceName
  end

  if type(env.__imports) == "table" then
    for package in pairs(env.__imports) do
      if isPackageNameValid(package) and _interfaces[package .. "." .. interfaceName] then
        return package .. "." .. interfaceName
      end
    end
  end

  if _interfaces[interfaceName] then
    return interfaceName
  end
end

setmetatable(interface, {
  __call = function (_, env, name, prop, level)
    level = level == nil and 2 or level == 0 and 0 or level

    expect(name, "string", nil, "interface name", level)
    expect(prop, "table", true, "interface fields", level)

    local package = interface.resolvePackage(env)

    local this = {
      name = name;
      package = package;
      fullName = (#package > 0 and package .. "." or "") .. name;

      globals = {};
    }

    local proxy
    proxy = setmetatable({}, {
      __call = function (_, prop, level)
        level = level or 2

        expect(prop, "table", nil, "interface fields", level)

        for field, fieldType in pairs(prop) do
          expect(field, "string", nil, tostring(field), level)
          expect(fieldType, "string", nil, tostring(fieldType), level)

          if not isidentifier(field) then
            error("Field '" .. field .. "' is not a valid identifier.", level)
          end

          this.globals[field] = fieldType
        end

        _interfaces[this.fullName] = this
      end;
    })

    if prop then
      return proxy(prop, 1 + level)
    end

    return proxy
  end;
})

local _classes = {}
local classes = {}
local class = {}

function class.resolvePackage (env)
  return isPackageNameValid(env.__package) and env.__package or ""
end

function class.getFullName (env, className)
  if isPackageNameValid(env.__package) and classes[env.__package .. "." .. className] then
    return env.__package .. "." .. className
  end

  if type(env.__imports) == "table" then
    for package in pairs(env.__imports) do
      if isPackageNameValid(package) and classes[package .. "." .. className] then
        return package .. "." .. className
      end
    end
  end

  if classes[className] then
    return className
  end
end

setmetatable(class, {
  __call = function (_, env, name, prop, level)
    level = level == nil and 2 or level == 0 and 0 or level

    expect(name, "string", nil, "class name", level)
    expect(prop, "table", true, "class members", level)

    local package = class.resolvePackage(env)

    local this = {
      name = name;
      package = package;
      fullName = (#package > 0 and package .. "." or "") .. name;

      constructor = function () end;

      locals = {};
      globals = {};
      static = {};

      meta = {};

      interfaces = nil;
      inherits = nil;
    }

    local function checkIdentifier (identifier, level)
      local id = isidentifier(identifier)

      if not id then
        error("Identifier '" .. identifier .. "' is not a valid identifier.", 1 + level)
      end

      return id
    end

    local function getInherit (class)
      return {
        name = class.name;
        package = class.package;
        fullName = class.fullName;

        constructor = class.constructor;

        locals = class.locals;
        globals = class.globals;
        static = class.static;

        meta = class.meta;

        inherits = class.inherits and getInherit(class.inherits) or nil;
        interfaces = (function ()
          if not class.interfaces then
            return nil
          end

          local interfaces = {}

          for i, interface in ipairs(class.interfaces) do
            interfaces[#interfaces + 1] = {
              name = interface.name;
              package = interface.package;
              fullName = interface.fullName;

              requiredGlobals = interface.requiredGlobals;
              globals = {};
            }

            for name, global in pairs(interface.globals) do
              interfaces[#interfaces].globals[name] = {
                value = global.value;
                of = global.of;
                locked = global.locked;
              }
            end
          end

          return interfaces
        end)();
      }
    end

    this.inherits = _classes["loo.Object"] and getInherit(_classes["loo.Object"]) or nil

    local proxy, thisProxy
    proxy = setmetatable({
      inherits = function (_, classInherits)
        expect(classInherits, "string", nil, "class members")

        local classInherit = _classes[class.getFullName(env, classInherits)]

        if classInherit then
          this.inherits = getInherit(classInherit)
        else
          error("Cannot inherit a non-existant class " .. classInherits, 2)
        end

        return proxy
      end;
      implements = function (_, ...)
        interfacesImplements = {...}

        for i, implement in ipairs(interfacesImplements) do
          local interfaceImplement = _interfaces[interface.getFullName(env, implement)]

          if interfaceImplement then
            this.interfaces = this.interfaces or {}

            this.interfaces[#this.interfaces + 1] = {
              name = interfaceImplement.name;
              package = interfaceImplement.package;
              fullName = interfaceImplement.fullName;

              requiredGlobals = interfaceImplement.globals;
              globals = {};
            }
          else
            error("Cannot implement a non-existant interface " .. tostring(implement), 2)
          end
        end

        return proxy
      end;
    }, {
      __call = function (_, properties, level)
        level = level or 2

        expect(properties, "table", nil, level)

        for variable, value in pairs(properties) do
          expect(variable, "string", nil, tostring(variable) .. " (class: " .. this.fullName .. ")", level)

          local identifier

          local isLocal = variable:match("^local_")
          local isStatic = variable:match("^static_")
          local isMeta = variable:match("^meta_")
          local isOverride = variable:match("^override_")
          local isOf, interfaceName = variable:match("^(of)_([_a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*)_")
          local isVirtual = variable:match("^virtual_")

          if isLocal then
            identifier = checkIdentifier(variable:sub(7), level)

            this.locals[identifier] = {
              value = value;
              locked = type(value) == "function" or nil;
            }
          elseif isStatic then
            identifier = checkIdentifier(variable:sub(8), level)

            if type(value) == "function" then
              local val = value

              value = function (...)
                return val(thisProxy, ...)
              end
            end

            this.static[identifier] = {
              value = value;
              isStatic = true;
              locked = type(value) == "function" or nil;
            }
          elseif isMeta then
            identifier = checkIdentifier(variable:sub(6), level)

            this.meta["__" .. identifier] = value
          elseif isOverride then
            identifier = checkIdentifier(variable:sub(10), level)

            local function findOverride (class, var)
              if not class.inherits then
                return false
              elseif class.inherits.globals[var] and class.inherits.globals[var].isVirtual then
                return true, class.inherits
              else
                return findOverride(class.inherits, var)
              end
            end

            local canOverride, inherited = findOverride(this, identifier)

            if canOverride then
              this.globals[identifier] = {
                value = value;
                override = inherited.fullName;
                locked = type(value) == "function" or nil;
              }
            else
              error("Cannot override a non-existant virtual member " .. identifier .. " in class " .. this.fullName, level)
            end
          elseif isOf then
            identifier = checkIdentifier(variable:sub(5 + #interfaceName), level)
            interfaceName = interface.getFullName(env, interfaceName) or interfaceName

            local function findInterface (class, interface)
              if not class.interfaces then
                return false
              end

              for i, inter in ipairs(class.interfaces) do
                if inter.fullName == interface then
                  return true, inter
                end
              end

              if class.inherits then
                return findInterface(class.inherits, interface)
              end

              return false
            end

            local foundInterface, interface = findInterface(this, interfaceName)

            if foundInterface then
              if not interface.requiredGlobals[identifier] then
                error("Cannot implement field " .. identifier .. " for interface " .. interfaceName .. " because the field does not exist.", level)
              end

              interface.globals[identifier] = {
                value = value;
                of = this.fullName;
                locked = type(value) == "function" or nil;
              }
            else
              error("Cannot implement field " .. identifier .. " for non-existant interface " .. interfaceName, level)
            end
          else
            identifier = isVirtual and checkIdentifier(variable:sub(9), level) or checkIdentifier(variable, level)

            if identifier == this.name then
              expect(value, "function", "class constructor", 2 + level)

              this.constructor = value
            else
              this.globals[identifier] = {
                value = value;
                isVirtual = not not isVirtual;
                locked = type(value) == "function" or nil;
              }
            end
          end
        end

        if this.interfaces then
          for i, interface in ipairs(this.interfaces) do
            for name, valueType in pairs(interface.requiredGlobals) do
              if (not this.globals[name] or type(this.globals[name].value) ~= valueType) and (not interface.globals[name] or type(interface.globals[name].value) ~= valueType) then
                error("Field " .. name .. " (" .. valueType .. ") of interface " .. interface.fullName .. " was not implemented in class " .. this.fullName, level)
              end
            end
          end
        end

        _classes[this.fullName] = this

        thisProxy = setmetatable({}, {
          __type = "class";
          __index = function (_, k)
            if k == "__prop__" then
              return {
                className = this.name;
                classPackage = this.package;
                classFullName = this.fullName;
              }
            end

            return this.static[k].value
          end;
          __newindex = function (_, k, v)
            if reservedClassKeywords[k] then
              error("Attempt to override reserved field " .. tostring(k) .. " of class " .. this.fullName .. ".", 2)
            elseif not this.static[k] then
              error("Attempt to set a non-existant static field " .. tostring(k) .. " of class " .. this.fullName .. ".", 2)
            elseif this.static[k].locked then
              error("Attempt to override static method " .. tostring(k) .. " of class " .. this.fullName .. ".", 2)
            end

            this.static[k].value = v
          end;
          __call = function (_, ...)
            local selfChain, typeChain = {}

            local function buildSelf (classInstance, index, showLocals, canOverride)
              canOverride = expect(canOverride, "boolean", true)

              local self, metatable, mt = {}, {}, {}

              if classInstance.isInterface then
                self[#self + 1] = classInstance.globals

                for i = 1, #typeChain do
                  local instanceType = typeChain[i]

                  if instanceType.isClass then
                    local interfaceFields = {}

                    for name, global in pairs(instanceType.globals) do
                      if classInstance.class.requiredGlobals[name] then
                        interfaceFields[name] = global
                      end
                    end

                    self[#self + 1] = interfaceFields
                  end
                end
              elseif classInstance.isClass then
                local isOverridable = {}

                if showLocals then
                  self[#self + 1] = classInstance.locals
                end

                if canOverride then
                  for i = index, #typeChain do
                    local instanceType = typeChain[i]

                    if instanceType.isClass then
                      isOverridable[instanceType.fullName] = true
                    end
                  end

                  for i = index - 1, 1, -1 do
                    local instanceType = typeChain[i]

                    if instanceType.isClass then
                      local overriddenFields = {}

                      for name, global in pairs(instanceType.globals) do
                        if global.override and isOverridable[global.override] then
                          overriddenFields[name] = global
                        end
                      end

                      self[#self + 1] = overriddenFields
                    end
                  end
                end

                for i = index, #typeChain do
                  local instanceType = typeChain[i]

                  if instanceType.isClass then
                    self[#self + 1] = instanceType.globals

                    if showLocals then
                      self[#self + 1] = instanceType.static
                    end
                  end
                end

                for i = #typeChain, index, -1 do
                  local instanceType = typeChain[i]

                  if instanceType.isClass then
                    for name, metamethod in pairs(instanceType.meta) do
                      metatable[name] = {
                        value = metamethod;
                        selfInstance = instanceType;
                      }
                    end
                  end
                end
              end

              if classInstance.isClass then
                for k, v in pairs(metatable) do
                  if isin(k:sub(3), {"add", "sub", "mul", "div", "mod", "pow", "concat"}) then
                    mt[k] = function (a, b, ...)
                      if is(a, classInstance.fullName) then
                        return v.value(v.selfInstance.localSelf or v.selfInstance.self, b, ...)
                      end

                      return v.value(a, v.selfInstance.localSelf or v.selfInstance.self, ...)
                    end
                  elseif type(v.value) == "function" then
                    mt[k] = function (_, ...)
                      return v.value(v.selfInstance.localSelf or v.selfInstance.self, ...)
                    end
                  else
                    mt[k] = v.value
                  end
                end
              end

              if not mt.__tostring then
                mt.__tostring = function ()
                  return classInstance.fullName .. ": " .. tostring(classInstance)
                end
              end

              local msgClass = (classInstance.isClass and "class" or "interface") .. " " .. classInstance.fullName

              mt.__type = classInstance.fullName
              mt.__index = function (_, k)
                if k == "__prop__" then
                  return {
                    className = classInstance.name;
                    classPackage = classInstance.package;
                    classFullName = classInstance.fullName;
                    selfChain = classInstance.selfChain;
                  }
                elseif k == "base" then
                  return showLocals and classInstance.class.inherits and (function ()
                      local indx

                      for i = index + 1, #typeChain do
                        if typeChain[i].fullName == classInstance.class.inherits.fullName then
                          indx = i
                          break;
                        end
                      end

                      if indx then
                        return setmetatable({}, {
                          __index = buildSelf(typeChain[indx], indx, false, false);
                          __call =  indx and not typeChain.constructed and function (_, ...) classInstance.class.inherits.constructor(buildSelf(typeChain[indx], indx, true), ...) end
                                    or
                                    function () error("Attempt to call a constructor of an already constructed class.", 2) end
                        })
                      end
                    end)() or nil
                elseif k == "this" then
                  return showLocals and classInstance.self or nil
                end

                for i, container in ipairs(self) do
                  if container[k] then
                    return container[k].value
                  end
                end

                if metatable.__index then
                  local var = metatable.__index

                  if type(var.value) == "function" then
                    return var.value(var.selfInstance.localSelf or var.selfInstance.self, k)
                  elseif type(var) == "table" then
                    return var.value[k]
                  end
                end

                error("Field " .. tostring(k) .. " in " .. msgClass .. " does not exist.", 2)
              end
              mt.__newindex = function (_, k, v)
                if reservedClassKeywords[k] then
                  error("Attempt to override reserved field " .. tostring(k) .. " of " .. msgClass .. ".", 2)
                end

                for i, container in ipairs(self) do
                  if container[k] then
                    if container[k].isStatic then
                      error("Attempt to set static field " .. k .. " of " .. msgClass .. " through an instance.", 2)
                    elseif container[k].locked then
                      error("Attempt to override locked field " .. k .. " of " .. msgClass .. ".", 2)
                    end

                    container[k].value = v
                    return
                  end
                end

                if metatable.__newindex and type(metatable.__newindex.value) == "function" then
                  return metatable.__newindex.value(metatable.__newindex.selfInstance.localSelf or metatable.__newindex.selfInstance.self, k, v)
                end

                error("Attempt to set a non-existant field " .. tostring(k) .. " in " .. msgClass .. ".", 2)
              end

              return setmetatable({}, mt)
            end

            local function getTypeChain (typeChain, class, isInterface)
              typeChain = typeChain or {}

              if not isInterface then
                local classInstance = {
                  isClass = true;
                  class = class;
                  selfChain = selfChain;

                  name = class.name;
                  package = class.package;
                  fullName = class.fullName;

                  locals = {};
                  globals = {};
                  static = class.static;

                  meta = class.meta;

                  self = nil;
                  localSelf = nil;
                }

                for name, var in pairs(class.locals) do
                  classInstance.locals[name] = {
                    value = var.value;
                    locked = var.locked;
                  }
                end

                for name, var in pairs(class.globals) do
                  local value = var.value

                  if type(value) == "function" then
                    value = function (self, ...)
                      return var.value(classInstance.localSelf, ...)
                    end
                  end

                  classInstance.globals[name] = {
                    value = value;
                    isVirtual = var.isVirtual;
                    override = var.override;
                    locked = var.locked;
                  }
                end

                typeChain[#typeChain + 1] = classInstance

                if class.interfaces then
                  for i = 1, #class.interfaces do
                    getTypeChain(typeChain, class.interfaces[i], true)
                  end
                end

                if class.inherits then
                  getTypeChain(typeChain, class.inherits)
                end
              else
                local interfaceInstance = {
                  isInterface = true;
                  class = class;
                  selfChain = selfChain;

                  name = class.name;
                  package = class.package;
                  fullName = class.fullName;

                  globals = {};

                  self = nil;
                };

                for name, var in pairs(class.globals) do
                  interfaceInstance.globals[name] = {
                    value = var.value;
                    of = var.of;
                    locked = var.locked;
                  }
                end

                typeChain[#typeChain + 1] = interfaceInstance
              end

              return typeChain
            end

            typeChain = getTypeChain({}, this)

            for i, typeInstance in ipairs(typeChain) do
              typeInstance.self = buildSelf(typeInstance, i)

              if typeInstance.isClass then
                typeInstance.localSelf = buildSelf(typeInstance, i, true)
              end

              selfChain[#selfChain + 1] = typeInstance.self
            end

            for i, typeInstance in ipairs(typeChain) do
              if typeInstance.isInterface then
                for name, var in pairs(typeInstance.globals) do
                  if type(var.value) == "function" then
                    local value, self = var.value

                    for i, typeInstance in ipairs(typeChain) do
                      if typeInstance.fullName == var.of then
                        self = typeInstance.localSelf
                        break;
                      end
                    end

                    var.value = function (_, ...)
                      return value(self, ...)
                    end
                  end
                end
              end
            end

            this.constructor(typeChain[1].localSelf, ...)
            typeChain.constructed = true

            return typeChain[1].self
          end;
        })

        classes[this.fullName] = thisProxy
        resolvePackage(this.package)[this.name] = thisProxy

        return thisProxy
      end;
    })

    if prop then
      return proxy(prop, 1 + level)
    end

    return proxy
  end
})

local function resolveType (env, typ)
  local _typ = class.getFullName(env, typ)
  return classes[_typ] and _typ or interface.getFullName(env, typ) or typ
end

local function switch (val, statements)
  local function c (s)
    if s[val] then
      return true, s[val](val)
    elseif s.default then
      return false, s.default(val)
    end

    return false
  end

  if statements then
    return c(statements)
  end

  return c
end

local function try (tryFunc, catchFunc)
  local ok, err = pcall(tryFunc)

  local function c (_, catchFunc)
    if not ok then
      catchFunc(err)
    end
  end

  if catchFunc then
    return c(_, catchFunc)
  end

  return {catch = c}
end

local function hook (env, root)
  local _env = expect(env, "table", {}, "environment")
  root = expect(root, "string", "/", "root")

  env = setmetatable({}, { __index = function (_, k)
    if isPackageNameValid(env.__package) then
      local pkg = resolvePackage(env.__package)

      if pkg and pkg[k] then
        return pkg[k]
      end
    end

    for import in pairs(env.__imports) do
      if isPackageNameValid(import) then
        local pkg, class = resolvePackage(import)

        if pkg and pkg[k] then
          return pkg[k]
        elseif class and class.__prop__.className == k then
          return class
        end
      end
    end

    if packages[k] then
      return packages[k]
    end

    return _env[k]
  end; })

  env.null = null

  env.type = type
  env.tonumber = tonumber
  env.isidentifier = isidentifier
  env.isprimitive = isprimitive
  env.isin = isin
  env.split = split
  env.isPackageNameValid = isPackageNameValid
  env.classes = classes
  env.hook = hook
  env.switch = switch
  env.try = try

  env.resolveType = function (env, typ)
    return resolveType(env, typ)
  end

  env.expect = function (value, expectType, default, name, level)
    expectType = resolveType(env, expectType)
    level = level == nil and 2 or level == 0 and 0 or level

    return expect(value, expectType, default, name, level)
  end

  env.cast = function (obj, typ, level)
    typ = resolveType(env, typ)
    level = level == nil and 1 or level == 0 and 0 or level + 1

    return cast(obj, typ, level)
  end

  env.is = function (obj, typ)
    typ = resolveType(env, typ)

    return is(obj, typ)
  end

  env.interface = setmetatable({}, {
    __index = {
      resolvePackage = function ()
        return interface.resolvePackage(env)
      end;
      getFullName = function (name)
        return interface.getFullName(env, name)
      end;
    };
    __call = function (_, name, prop, level)
      level = level == nil and 3 or level == 0 and 0 or level + 1

      return interface(env, name, prop, level)
    end;
  })

  env.class = setmetatable({}, {
    __index = {
      resolvePackage = function ()
        return class.resolvePackage(env)
      end;
      getFullName = function (name)
        return class.getFullName(env, name)
      end;
    };
    __call = function (_, name, prop, level)
      level = level == nil and 3 or level == 0 and 0 or level + 1

      return class(env, name, prop, level)
    end;
  })

  env.__package = ""
  function env.package (package, importPackage)
    expect(package, "string", nil, "package")
    importPackage = expect(importPackage, "boolean", true, "import package")

    if not isPackageNameValid(package) then
      error("Invalid package name '" .. package .. "'.", 2)
    end

    packages[package] = resolvePackage(package)
    env.__package = package

    if importPackage and not packages[package][1] then
      packages[package][1] = true

      env.import(package)

      packages[package][1] = false
    end
  end

  env.__imports = {}
  function env.import (name)
    expect(name, "string", nil, "import name")

    if env.__imports[name] then
      return
    end

    if packages[name] and packages[name][2] then -- already imported
      env.__imports[name] = true
      return
    end

    local pkg = split(name, ".")
    if #pkg >= 2 then
      local className = pkg[#pkg]
      local package = name:sub(1, -#className - 2)
      if packages[package] and packages[package][className] then
        env.__imports[name] = true
        return
      end
    end

    local function loadFile (path)
      local env = hook(_env, root)

      local func, err = loadfile(path, nil, env)

      if func then
        if setfenv then
          setfenv(func, env)
        end

        local ok, err = pcall(func)

        if not ok then
          error("An error occured while loading '" .. path .. "':\n" .. err, 3)
        end

        if packages[name] then
          packages[name][2] = true -- imported
        end
      else
        error("An error occured while loading '" .. path .. "':\n" .. err, 3)
      end
    end

    local path = fs.combine(root, fs.combine("", (name:gsub("%.", "/"))))

    if fs.isDir(path) then
      for i, file in ipairs(fs.list(path)) do
        if file:sub(-4) == ".lua" and not fs.isDir(fs.combine(path, file)) then
          loadFile(fs.combine(path, file))
          env.__imports[name] = true
        end
      end
    elseif fs.exists(path .. ".lua") then
      loadFile(path .. ".lua")
      env.__imports[name] = true
    end
  end

  return env
end

local loo = hook(getfenv and getfenv() or _ENV)

loo.package ("loo", false)

loo.class "Object" {
  virtual_toString = function (self)
    return "Object: " .. self.__prop__.selfChain[1].__prop__.classFullName
  end;

  meta_tostring = function (self)
    return self:toString()
  end;
}

loo.class "Enumerable" {
  virtual_next = function (self, control)
    error("Method 'next' was not overridden.", 2)
  end;

  meta_call = function (self, state, control)
    return self:next(state, control)
  end;
}

loo.class "Array" : inherits "Enumerable" {
  local_itemType = null;
  local_items = null;

  Array = function (self, itemType, items)
    self.itemType = expect(itemType, "string", nil, "item type")
    self.items = expect(items, "table", {}, "items")

    for k, v in pairs(self.items) do
      if type(k) ~= "number" or k <= 0 or k > #self.items or type(v) ~= self.itemType then
        error("array of " .. self.itemType .. "s expected.", 3)
      end
    end
  end;

  insert = function (self, i, v)
    if v == nil then
      i, v = #self.items + 1, i
    end

    expect(i, "number", nil, "index")
    expect(v, self.itemType, nil, "value")

    if i <= 0 or i > #self.items + 1 then
      error("Array index out of range.", 2)
    end

    table.insert(self.items, i, v)
  end;

  remove = function (self, i)
    expect(i, "number", nil, "index")

    if i <= 0 or i > #self.items then
      error("Array index out of range.", 2)
    end

    return table.remove(self.items, i)
  end;

  each = function (self, func)
    expect(func, "function", nil, "each function")

    for i = 1, #self.items do
      func(i, self.items[i])
    end
  end;

  len = function (self)
    return #self.items
  end;

  toTable = function (self)
    local tab = {}

    self:each(function (i, item)
      tab[i] = item
    end)

    return tab
  end;

  override_next = function (self, state, i)
    i = i and i + 1 or state or 1

    if i <= 0 or i > #self.items then
      return nil
    end

    return i, self.items[i]
  end;

  override_toString = function (self)
    local str = "{"

    self:each(function (i, item)
      str = str .. tostring(item) .. ", "
    end)

    return str:sub(1, -3) .. "}"
  end;

  meta_index = function (self, i)
    expect(i, "number", nil, "index", 2)

    if i <= 0 or i > #self.items then
      error("Array index out of range.", 2)
    end

    return self.items[i]
  end;

  meta_newindex = function (self, i, v)
    expect(i, "number", nil, "index", 2)
    expect(v, self.itemType, nil, "value", 2)

    if i <= 0 or i > #self.items + 1 then
      error("Array index out of range.", 2)
    end

    self.items[i] = v
  end;
}

loo.class "String" {
  static_split = function (self, str, del)
    loo.expect(str, "string", nil, "string")
    del = loo.expect(del, "string", ",", "delimiter")

    return split(str, del)
  end;

  static_trimLeft = function (self, str, char)
    loo.expect(str, "string", nil, "string")
    char = loo.expect(char, "string", "%s", "trim character")

    return str:gsub("^" .. char .. "+", "")
  end;

  static_trimRight = function (self, str, char)
    loo.expect(str, "string", nil, "string")
    char = loo.expect(char, "string", "%s", "trim character")

    return str:gsub(char .. "+$", "")
  end;

  static_trim = function (self, str, char)
    loo.expect(str, "string", nil, "string")
    char = loo.expect(char, "string", "%s", "trim character")

    return self.trimRight(self.trimLeft(str, char), char)
  end;
}

return loo

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Nijmegen, Netherlands-based ReSnap offered its own take on physical photo albums made up of images from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, using its popularity algorithm to automatically select the most popular photos and updates from those social networks for inclusion in the photo books.
The algorithm works it magic in one minute, adding features to the photo books such as "golden friend" infographics.
Any source of big data can be used as input for our system. Our algorithms are always able to analyze all of these data and transform them into a print-on-demand product within one minute.
In the future, you should be able to upload thousands of pictures from all kinds of databases, and we will automatically select the best 50 in one minute. Our system is also already offered as a white-label service so every business can implement our software with just a few lines of code.
Social media is just the beginning. We can link any type of database to our system, from cloud-based services like Dropbox to custom databases such as a digital archive of a newspaper. Our algorithms can transform this content into beautiful personalized products within one minute. There are more companies that create photo books, even out of social media, but ReSnap is the only company that selects your most preferred content within one minute.
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EndSARS: 3 Key Things Lai Mohammed Said, When He Claimed That Protesters Were Not Killed.
Earlier today, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed addressed a press conference in Abuja, the nation's capital, making it known that no one was killed last year during the EndSars protest at the Lekki toll gate in Lagos.
While speaking, the Information Minister made three(3) important statements, in order to back up his claim that no single person was killed during the said protest.
First, he referred to the alleged massacre at the Lekki toll gate as the first massacre in the world without blood or dead bodies. By making this statement, he is trying to let Nigerians and the world to know that no single individual was killed, because it's highly impossible for someone or people to be killed without seeing dead bodies or traces of blood.
Secondly, he said "one year later and despite ample opportunities for the families of those allegedly killed to present evidence, there has been none, no bodies, no families, no convincing evidence, where are the families of those who were reportedly killed at the toll gate?" This is another point that was raised by Lai Mohammed and the federal government. Looking at this point critically, you will see that the federal government is right. Yes, many people are of the notion that people were killed at the Lekki toll gate in Lagos, but the fact still remains that nobody was able to come up with a convincing evidence to show that his or her brother, sister or friend was killed by the military during the EndSars protest.
Then lastly, he said: "The six soldiers and 37 policemen who died during the EndSars protests are human beings with families...... even though the Human Rights Organisations and CNN ignored their deaths, choosing to trumpet a phantom massacre." This is another important statement that was made by Lai Mohammed. But by saying this, I think that he just contradicted himself here. As long as am concerned, it's no possible for the protesters to kill over 40 security operatives without the security operatives been able to some of the protesters. But nevertheless, he is entitled to his own opinion.
What is your take on this statements that came from the information minister, Lai Mohammed? You can drop your comments and opinions below.
Information Credit Goes To The Cable NG.

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A short but fun Scandinavia travel affair visiting 4 countries.
Join us on this sensational Scandinavia travel experience as we take in some of the best highlights this stunning region has to offer. From glorious Berlin, we will succumb to the charms of Copenhagen, be seduced by beautiful Stockholm and enamoured with buzzing Oslo. This ten-day Scandinavia travel fling may be short, but it's a great way to get a taste of the fantastic Scandinavian way of life and the memories will stay with you for a long time to come.


The House of Representatives approved the final version of the first overhaul of the US tax code in more than 30 years, handing President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans their most significant legislative victory of 2017.
The Senate is expected to clear the bill later Tuesday, with Vice President Mike Pence presiding over the vote. The measure then heads to the President's desk for his signature before the Christmas holiday, making good on the Republican Party's promise to enact tax relief by the end of the year.
Speaking before the vote, House Speaker Paul Ryan called it "a day I've been looking forward to for a long time." After temporarily getting interrupted by a woman in the House gallery calling him a liar, the Wisconsin Republican went on to describe what he called the benefits of the policies.
"Economic growth and job creation will not solve all of our problems, but it will help make all of our problems much easier to solve," he said on the House floor.


If I were review this game based solely on its description, it would have been less than favorable. Luckily, that's not what happened. From the moment I opened Avokiddo Emotions ($1.99), it put a smile on my face and I am a 28-year-old man. This app is fun, entertaining, and educational without ever feeling like anything other than a simple, silly game. I was sold, but I thought I should probably get a second opinion from my 3-year-old daughter.
As I showed her the game, she immediately snatched it out of my hands and began playing with it. She does not play many video games and is not exactly smartphone literate, but it was really easy for her to pick up and play with very little direction. As a result, I went without a phone for the next two hours while she explored the endless possibilities the game affords.
When you first open the game, you get a choice of three animals that will be your "pet" in a sense. These animals all have funny and interesting personalities, which makes the game just that much more entertaining. When you get into the game, there is a lever on the right-hand side that you can pull to get new items, while simultaneously dumping your old ones. Items include things like food, clothing, accessories, and electronics to experience all sorts of reactions from your chosen animal.
Beyond game play for the kids, there is an entire option menu that allows parents to customize the game to better suite their kids. Parents can decide how many toys get dropped each time. They can decide whether the in game pictures that their child takes are saved to the photo library or not. I found this out the hard way when I opened my pictures and found 20 pictures of a Zebra in a hat and sunglasses. One option I thought was really neat was that parents can choose only vegetarian food for their kids' pet to eat. There are also options to gift the app, contact customer service, subscribe to the newsletter, or follow Avokiddo games all right from your app.
It is pretty much impossible to find anything wrong with this game. It was stable, did not kill battery life, and kept my child busy for entirely too long. Hopefully, Avokiddo will continue to produce game like this one that are educational without feeling like it. There are very few games that take up space on my iPhone, but this one is here to stay indefinitely. Avokiddo Emotions is kid tested and father approved.
Arthur is an experienced freelance writer and iPhone fanatic. He enjoys writing articles about many subjects, but specializes in mobile technology, parenting, relationships, and fitness. Arthur has been featured in many prominent fitness and parenting publications as well as in "A Brave New Word" literary magazine. In his spare time, Arthur enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, and of course, playing with his iPhone.


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What is a gender audit and how can we benefit from it?
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From the first time a groundbreaking gender audit was outlined in the Australian Parliament in 1983 to its adaptation by over 40 countries later on, a gender audit has strived to measure the impact national policy has on women. It analyses mainstream public policy such as legislation, regulations, allocations, taxation and other social projects and evaluates the effect it has in relation to women.
Gender-balanced policy
Gender audits also analyse income and expenditure at a national level from a gender perspective. Although within the larger picture, a gender audit is more relevant at a national level, a gender audit can also be conducted at a local or an organisational level, often towards determining how policy can impact women on the whole.
As we all know, public or private policy has a tremendous impact on both men and women. The impact on women however can be challenging, given the fact that women are more engaged with domestic issues than men.
Issues such as managing a pregnancy, taking care of small children, raising older kids, managing a home and often a job or a business, are of primary concern to women. Does national policy of a country reflect these real-time issues concerning women?
Including areas of relevance to women in legislature is not limited to relevant yes but not only the most visible areas such as sexual harassment. There are many other areas that can be considered as vital to ensure gender equality in decision-making and policy implementation. A gender audit enables a country or even an organisation to recognize shortcomings and introduce more gender-balanced policy in future.
Benefits for women
How many women are actually benefited from national or organisational policy? What measures have been adapted towards ensuring that women can manage children and domestic issues successfully? How relevant are organisational behaviour patterns, norms and policies in including women's issues rather than excluding them?
For an example, are the issues of pregnancy and post-natal care given the recognition it deserves along with support services? What about child care during after-school hours? Are there steps in place to encourage and support crèches in localities and communities? Are there special transport services for women whose work shifts end at night?
How relevant is the retirement age for women in the workforce? Are there considerations in place for women whose lifespans typically are longer than men and are those issues taken into account when planning retirement benefits? Most women do not drink or smoke and are likely to reap health benefits of both but are those aspects taken into account when drawing up employment policies?
Unemployment impacts women as much as it does men; what percentage of women is included in being considered for job opportunities? Do the job opportunities encourage women or hold them back? Can more women be included in certain industries?
Understanding women's needs
It can safely be said that in most countries, even in the developed world, much needs to be done to ensure that women truly are included in the workplace. As Sheryl Sandberg so accurately talks about half the world's population that Warren Buffet did not have to compete with, in her book 'Lean In', women still have a long way to go in ensuring that national and organisational policy does include gender-friendly aspects.
Gender audits help governments and organisations to become more sensitive and relevant to evolving needs of women. They typically identify gaps and enable more gender-focused measures to be included in decision-making. They impact societies with much relevance for the future. Rather than an offensive mechanism, they should be ideally embraced because often enough, they enable us to cover blind areas.
Gender relations have grown tremendously from days when gender was not even a word worth respect. Much has been achieved to ensure that women are included and understood – yet, more needs to be done and there are many measures that can easily and safely be incorporated.
It's not about ensuring equal status, it's about making sure that the society understands and accommodates the need for the women to safely be included in the common agenda. Unless and until the society at large understands that gender equality is not a special place for women but one that will ensure the next generation will grow up being cared for by mothers who were encouraged and empowered, there will be gaps in social behaviour patterns that will leave much to be desired for.
(Nayomini Weerasooriya, a senior journalist, writer and a PR professional, can be contacted at nayominiweeeerasooriya@gmail.com)
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AS Afflatus: Issue Twenty-Four
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Location: Somewhere....
AS Afflatus: Prompt
Characters: Gavin Free and Scott Pearson
Mentioning: Dan
Warnings: uh...heartbreak?
Prompt: "I never stood a chance, did I?"
"I never stood a chance, did I?" To be completely honest, Gavin had never wanted to hurt Scott. He was an amazing guy, would be an amazing boyfriend for someone. Gavin could have seen himself growing to love Scott like he knew Scott deserved. However Gavin couldn't keep pulling Scott along with him. No he did love Scott, because like mentioned before he was a great guy. Gavin was both lucky and sad that he had been Scott's first guy. Happy because he at least hoped he had made everything good for him, had made a relationship good for him and showed him that he didn't have to be afraid. But then it also turned into Gavin now knowing that whenever he looked back on his first gay relationship, that he would remember this heartbreak. Gavin could see it in Scott's eyes, and he was hurt. But Gavin couldn't keep lying about this. While he did imagine having a future with someone, he just couldn't see it with Scott. He had always loved Dan, even if Gavin knew it was completely stupid of him to do so. He might never really get together with Dan and he was likely throwing away a good thing with Scott, but it was better to let him fly free than to keep him tied down.
"I'm...I'm sorry Scott. You are an amazing guy, a fantastic partner. You are everything I could ever want in a relationship because I don't want to hide. I want to be able to show everyone that we love each other, that we both accept being together. For months I did very much enjoy being with you. I do love you, and I still do. Which is why we can't be together anymore. I don't think, in the long run, that I will make you happy. And I'd do the whole it's not you it's me thing if it wasn't actually true. Scott you deserve someone who is going to give you one hundred and ten percent of their lives. Not someone who is in love with another. Even if I have to spend my life alone, I would rather do it than continue on with our relationship. That...sounds pretty bad I know. But I have no doubt you are going to make someone, some guy, so lucky. But I'm not that guy for you."
It was pretty dickish of him to do this to Scott. Gavin had seen just how in love Scott was with him, but he didn't want to drag him on any further. "It would be wrong of me to ask this, but I do hope that we could remain friends. It might take time, but I will always want to have your best interest at heart. You do mean quiet a lot to me. I just don't want to hurt you any more than I have already." Gavin knew that it was best to show himself out of Scott's place. He had made sure to bring over everything the guy had left at his place, knowing that it would be easier this way than having to come to Gavin's place and retrieve his attire. It did break his heart, knowing that he was hurting the mechanic. But it was best to break his heart now compared to letting it swell with more love for Gavin only to be shattered worse.
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Happy Mother's Day! I hope everyone had a glorious day with family and friends and loved ones.
Today I'd like to bring you a special underground look into a few of LTD 7s vendors. I thought I would ask them to tell me what makes them tick as an artist and discuss the various landscapes that have presented themselves as they balanced life, marriage, careers, and their dreams. In the weeks to follow I will catch up with some other vendors and ask them the same questions. I found their answers so helpful and revealing and I believe it always helps to see for ourselves just what takes place in the mind and heart and soul of an artist.
I wanted to dig deeper into the question of why we sometimes place our dreams on hold. I wanted to know if life events, such as marriage and children and finances were the reasons we sometimes place our dreams on the back burner…or was it something else. I though no better place to start would be LTD 7's vendors.
I will give you the interview questions and answers in their entirety for each of the three LTD 7 vendors for today. Enjoy a glimpse into three of LTD's finest!
From what age did your passion for your craft emerge?
SweetNana Cakes: At a very early age, from the time I can remember, being in the kitchen, baking.
Once Again: My passion began in high school. One of the classes I took was such that every six weeks we would explore different things i.e., photography, furniture refinishing. I fell in love with refinishing furniture then. I have since refinished several pieces—including my grandmother's china cabinet. I then took a class on painting furniture and a "beast" within me was unleashed!
Demetra: My earliest memories of drawing were at the age of 4. My proud mom and dad would show my work off to family and friends.
Goods for Nature: In college, when I was about 20, I decided to learn about living more naturally, which progressed into making my own body care products. I grew up caring about living healthfully, but it wasn't until then that I realized how harmful most synthetic materials and chemicals can be and I made a life-long commitment to learning about living naturally.
Were there years, perhaps during child rearing years that your passion took a backseat to other duties?
SweetNanaCakes: After marriage and kids, I put my passion on the back burner but life changes and my children getting older gave me the chance to rediscover my love of baking.
Once Again: Yes, of course.
Demetra: There have been a couple of times that my art has taken a backseat: during my child rearing years, for sure, but then again when I was going through a divorce. That period lasted several years.
What would life feel like if you did not allow yourself to practice your craft?
SweetNanaCakes: I feel like baking is my outlet; it's the way I relieve stress, and show my creative side. I think I wouldn't be as happy as I am today if I didn't get some baking in at least one day a week!
Goods from Nature: My whole life, I have always needed to have a project to work on, and I like for my project to change and progress frequently. Making natural body care and home products makes me feel better about my surroundings every day. If I couldn't learn about new research on materials and chemicals in commercial products and then apply that knowledge to find alternatives I would feel like something was missing from my day and that I wasn't doing my best to take care of myself and my family.
Demetra: Sometimes when it gets really tough to continue burning the candle at both ends I consider what it might be like if I were to lay my passion down and succumb to normal everyday life and I'm sure I would feel lost. My art and creativity are such a part of me.
What do you see as the biggest impediment to pursuing your passion full time?
SweetNanaCakes: The biggest impediment is the unknown, whether it is the financial implications, time management/time away from family or knowing whether the community would support such a business.
Once Again: Finances and fear of the unknown. If I'm totally honest, fear of failure also plays a part.
Demetra: The biggest impediment that holds me back is working a fulltime job – I can only imagine how far I could go if I had those extra 40 hours a week to pursue my passion!
Goods from Nature: Working a full-time job. It feels discouraging to think about all the plans I want to accomplish and how little time I have to balance work, family and my craft. I read stories about artisans who took that leap and quit their job to pursue their passion, but I've never yet felt that I was in a position to do that financially.
How has LTD 7 helped you to realize your dream or portions thereof?
SweetNanaCakes: LTD 7 has catapulted SweetNanaCakes into the spotlight. The exposure has been amazing. I have so many people that say they know about my business and my name and I know that LTD 7 played a huge role in that happening.
Once Again: LTD 7 has allowed me to "get my feet wet" while still working full-time. Lynne has also given me a "model" in which to follow as far as thinking outside of the box, being passionate at times when you don't feel passionate, along with integrity, honesty, and plain simple hard work!
Demetra: Being a part of LTD has been a wonderful experience in so many ways! The level of professionalism from Lynne and the staff has helped validate me as a serious business woman to my customers as well as to myself and has given me a platform to reach many others through the benefit of LTD 7's and Lynne's amazing marketing skills!
What advice would you give to a young artist who wishes to pursue their passion?
SweetNanaCakes: Never give up on your dreams; pursue them, even if you have to do it with baby steps. Sooner or later, your passion will break the barriers that keep you from reaching your dream job!
Once Again: Follow your passion—even if it doesn't fit the mold according to society's rules!
Demetra: My advice to any young person interested in pursuing their passion is to practice, practice and practice some more! There will be tough times for sure but if it's something that burns inside of you it will find a way.
Goods from Nature: Do what makes sense for your individual situation, but don't stop doing what you love. If you can only afford to practice your craft occasionally, don't beat yourself up about it, but on the other hand remember to always keep an eye out for opportunities. It's unlikely that someone will come along and offer you an amazing opportunity to practice your craft full time, but it is possible that someone will say yes when you ask them to give you an opportunity.
∞Enjoy your week, everyone. Give thought to that passion nestled in your heart.
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Shakespeare On Henley Street
July 31, 2013 CharlesMcGuigan Theatre 0
Sometimes mergers are like matches made in heaven. It seems that way with Richmond Shakespeare and Henley Street Theatre, which are in the process of joining their singularly significant theatrical companies at the hip. As of July 1, the two local theatre companies became a joint entity, though the actual merger may be some time off. But they seem to be enjoying the betrothal.
Jacquie O'Connor and Jan Powell at Agecroft Hall.
"It's kind of like we're engaged to be married," says Jacquie O'Connor, who describes herself as the managing director of Henley Street Theatre and Richmond Shakespeare. "The merger takes a couple of years. It took Barksdale Theatre and Theatre IV about ten years to merge. We hope that it won't take us that long.
Jan Powell, who identifies herself as the artistic director of Richmond Shakespeare and Henley Street Theatre, nods in agreement, but is quick to point out that the pair of theatre companies hasn't even decided on their wed-locked name yet. "There are several names out there we're told being bandied about," says Jan. One of them is HenShakes. "We're an all women driven company at this point," Jan says. But I can't help thinking of cackling guinea hens, pejorative at best, and when I mention this, they both smile. "Maybe not that one," Jacquie says.
"There are other names," says Jan. "HSTRS. Which doesn't say much. (Acronyms rarely do.) Or Shakespeare on Henley Street." This last name elicits a round of approval from everyone present.
"We're hoping that some lovely marketing agency will take us on as a challenge and come up with a whole new name, logo and motto," Jacquie says.
Uniting two of Richmond's premiere professional theatre companies seemed like a natural even before Jan and Jacquie first started talking about it. Jan Powell had just come to Richmond and eventually took over as Richmond Shakespeare's artistic director. "I was relatively new to Richmond and I would meet lots of people and inevitably somewhere in our initial meeting they would say, 'You know I really think Richmond Shakespeare should merge with Henley Street because your missions are so similar and you're both inspired by Shakespeare and you both like to do language based theatre,'" Jan remembers. "This was something that seemed to be kind of in the atmosphere. And at the time I thought it was not a very likely possibility."
But then something happened. James Ricks, Henley Street's impeccable artistic director, decided to move on and there was suddenly a vacancy. "That was at the end of last year," says Jan. "And that was the moment that seemed like the perfect chance to combine forces because we had an artistic director at Richmond Shakespeare and a managing director at Henley and we knew that we were each going to be needing those positions and it seemed like a really excellent partnership."
Jacquie sees this partnership as a means of consolidating two separate companies that have a history of common commitment. "As a combined entity we become hopefully the cornerstone of classic theatre and contemporary language based theatre in Richmond so when you come to a Henley Street Richmond Shakespeare production, no matter what it is, you're going to walk out wanting to talk about it," she says. "It's not going to be something that necessarily you'll see at the other theatre companies. And I think that's important. That each theatre company brings to the table something unique so that the community gets a variety of opportunities and diverse productions."
The first production Jan did for Richmond Shakespeare was MacBeth at Center Stage. "I fell in love with the town and with the people," she says. "Then the founding artistic director Grant Mudge left and the board president asked if I'd be interested in staying on as interim artistic director. And finally I was the permanent artistic director."
Jacquie had seen that production of MacBeth and was blown away by it. "When the lights came up I sat there for a little while just kind of was green with envy because I was so moved by what I had seen," she says. "And it wasn't just that the actors were good or the set was good or the costumes were good, it was that everything seemed to coordinate. A all the 'I's' seemed to be dotted and the 'T's' seemed to be crossed and I could tell that this was collaborative adventure. I wish I had been an actor in that show or had some hand in it because it was joyful all the way around and it worked."
Jacquie finally cornered Jan at a party and the pair talked for half an hour. That's when they started laying the groundwork for the merger.
"The youth and the energy and the edge that Henley Street has is just kind of imagining heaven," says Jan. "The opportunity to take on this combination of classical and contemporary theatre is just thrilling to me."
Their first season together is already mapped. They'll kick off the season with The Importance of Being Earnest at Richmond Triangle Players. They'll do Bootleg Shakespeare—this year's choice is Pericles—at Willow Lawn. And then they'll produce Death and the Maiden at Center Stage, along with Taming of the Shrew at the Steward School. And then, of course, in the dog days of summer, the troupe will take to Agecroft Hall for Shakespeare under the stars, an incredible experience played out in the shadows of an English tudor manor house in Windsor Farms. The company will perform Richard III and then their finale—perfectly suited for the venue—A Midsummer's Night Dream.
As you can see, this company will not be performing in one space—they will float, as Henley Street always had, from one playhouse to another. But that might soon change.
"We need a home," says Jacquie. "As much as we love Richmond Triangle Players and Center Stage and all the places we perform, a new home is our next goal. We absolutely need an angel to come forward and donate a small building. A theater that would seat 250 or so people, have some offices, storage and rehearsal space."
"A permanent home would be very nice," Jan says. "Our own space."
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by Henley Street Theatre and Richmond Triangle Players have joined forces to present The Last Days of Judas Iscariot. The play depicts a hypothetical court case over the ultimate fate of Judas Iscariot. Set in […]


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Q: Printing numbers using Jframe/textfields How would one use the WindowBuilder in eclipse to print numbers from a for loop into a textfield, I have made the for loop for a counter to begin when clicked start (counts up to 60). I just am wondering how would you make it show up in a different textfield when i.e I click start.
If that explanation wasn't so clear, in other words I am making a Stop-watch and when you click start it prints up to 60 in the eclipse console. I want those numbers to show up in the JTextfield in the window when I click start. Any help is appreciated :)
here is the page of code, I hope you guys (or girls) can help me :) (this is what I attempted to do.
package com.racecar484.user;

import java.awt.EventQueue;

import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JTextField;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import javax.swing.SwingConstants;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.awt.Color;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JTable;

public class StopWatch extends ForLoopTesting {

    private JFrame frmStopWatchPro;
    private JTextField txtClickMeTo;
    private JButton Terminate;

    /**
     * Launch the application.
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                try {
                    StopWatch window = new StopWatch();
                    window.frmStopWatchPro.setVisible(true);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Create the application.
     */
    public StopWatch() {
        initialize();
    }

    /**
     * Initialize the contents of the frame.
     * @param i
     */

    private void initialize(String i) {
        frmStopWatchPro = new JFrame();
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().setBackground(new Color(255, 127, 80));
        frmStopWatchPro.setTitle("Stop Watch Pro");
        frmStopWatchPro.setBounds(100, 100, 450, 300);
        frmStopWatchPro.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().setLayout(null);

        txtClickMeTo = new JTextField();
        for(int i1 = 0; i1 < 60; i1++){
            try {
                Thread.sleep(1000);
            } catch (InterruptedException e1) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e1.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

        txtClickMeTo.setText(i);
        txtClickMeTo.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
            @Override
            public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent arg0) {

            System.out.println("Oh my god this worked!");

            }
        });
        txtClickMeTo.setEditable(false);
        txtClickMeTo.setBounds(19, 24, 300, 58);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(txtClickMeTo);
        txtClickMeTo.setColumns(10);

        JButton btnNewButton = new JButton("Start");
        btnNewButton.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
            @Override
            public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
                System.out.println("Stop-Watch activated.");
                for(int i = 0; i < 60; i++){
                    System.out.println(i);
                    try {
                        Thread.sleep(1000);
                    } catch (InterruptedException e1) {
                        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                        e1.printStackTrace();
                    }
                }
            }
        });
        btnNewButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {
            }
        });
        btnNewButton.setBounds(53, 121, 108, 40);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(btnNewButton);

        JButton btnStop = new JButton("Stop");
        btnStop.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
            @Override
            public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
            String Meow = "hey";
                System.out.println("Stop-Watch stopped.");
            }
        });
        btnStop.setBounds(211, 121, 108, 40);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(btnStop);

        Terminate = new JButton("Terminate");
        Terminate.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {

            frmStopWatchPro.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
                System.out.println("Closing Application.");
            System.exit(0);
            }
        });
        Terminate.setBounds(329, 0, 105, 261);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(Terminate);

        JLabel lblonlyOneThat = new JLabel("(Only one that actually works without console ->)");
        lblonlyOneThat.setBounds(53, 211, 266, 39);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(lblonlyOneThat);

        JLabel lblStopWatchPro = new JLabel("Stop Watch Pro V.1- made by Andrew Lopez ");
        lblStopWatchPro.setBounds(53, 187, 257, 29);
        frmStopWatchPro.getContentPane().add(lblStopWatchPro);
    }
}

A: Your understanding of the Java swing framework is somewhat limited in my opinion. You have two major problems. And one of them you already described in your question. The other is that you don't know how to make timer.
At the moment you are using Thread.sleep(1000) to kind of "wait" for 1 second. But you put it in the initialize method. Why do you want to wait for 60 seconds when the window initializes? That makes no sense to me.
I see that you have another Thread.sleep(1000) in the on click listener for the start button. That makes sense, but you didn't set the txtClickMeTo's text.
It should be like this:
for(int i = 0; i < 60; i++){
    System.out.println(i);
    try {
        Thread.sleep(1000);
        txtClickMeTo.setText(Integer.toString(i));
     } catch (InterruptedException e1) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e1.printStackTrace();
    }
}

You also need to mark txtClickMeTo as final if you do this.
final JTextField txtClickMeTo = new JTextField();

This way, the start button would be working perfectly.
But what about the stop button? why does it not work when I start the timer?
This is because Thread.sleep causes blocking. The method blocks the thread from continueing on so the user interactions can only be responded to after the 60 seconds.
As a result, Thread.sleep is not recommended for swing applications. What you use instead is javax.swing.Timer. It's very user-friendly. It provides a lot of convenient methods for you to use to implement your stop button.
Here is the documentation for that: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/swing/Timer.html
And here is a tutorial for that:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/misc/timer.html
EDIT:
I'll show you the code for using a swing timer to meet the requirement.
First you'll need to create one (of course!)
Timer t = new Timer(1000, new ActionListener() {
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        // blah blah blah
    }
});

In this code, 1000 means that the timer will fire every 1000 milliseconds, or 1 second. And the second parameter is the action that needs to be performed when the timer fires, in this case, you should set the text of txtClickMeTo to some number.
Of course, you need to keep track of what the number should be, so make a variable to store that:
int secondsElapsed = 0;

And you basically just set the text of the JTextField to secondsElasped and increment it.

A: Swing is single threaded, meaning that if you do anything which blocks the Event Dispatching Thread, like running a loop, using Thread.sleep or some other long running process, the UI won't be updated (and no new events will be processed).
Swing is also not thread safe, this mean you should never update the UI from any thread other than the EDT
Start by having a look at Concurrency in Swing for more details.
The question is then, how can you fix it?  You could use a Thread and SwingUtilities.invokeLater, but that's kind of messy.  You could use a SwingWorker, but that's kind of heavy handed for the problem.  The best solution would be to use a Swing Timer, which calls a registered callback (ActionListener) at regular intervals from within the EDT, making it safe to update the UI from within.
Have a look at How to use Swing Timers for some more details.
And for an example...
import java.awt.EventQueue;
import java.awt.GridBagConstraints;
import java.awt.GridBagLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JTextField;
import javax.swing.Timer;
import javax.swing.UIManager;
import javax.swing.UnsupportedLookAndFeelException;

public class StopWatch {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new StopWatch();
    }

    public StopWatch() {
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                try {
                    UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
                } catch (ClassNotFoundException | InstantiationException | IllegalAccessException | UnsupportedLookAndFeelException ex) {
                    ex.printStackTrace();
                }

                JFrame frame = new JFrame("Testing");
                frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
                frame.add(new TestPane());
                frame.pack();
                frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
                frame.setVisible(true);
            }
        });
    }

    public class TestPane extends JPanel {

        private JTextField field;
        private Timer timer;
        private int counter;

        public TestPane() {
            setLayout(new GridBagLayout());
            GridBagConstraints gbc = new GridBagConstraints();
            gbc.gridwidth = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER;
            field = new JTextField(4);
            add(field, gbc);

            JButton btn = new JButton("Start");
            btn.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
                @Override
                public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                    if (timer.isRunning()) {
                        timer.stop();
                        btn.setText("Start");
                    } else {
                        counter = 0;
                        timer.start();
                        field.setText(Integer.toString(counter));
                        btn.setText("Stop");
                    }
                }
            });
            add(btn, gbc);

            timer = new Timer(1000, new ActionListener() {
                @Override
                public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                    counter++;
                    if (counter >= 60) {
                        timer.stop();
                        btn.setText("Start");
                    }
                    field.setText(Integer.toString(counter));
                }
            });

        }

    }

}

Cavet: This is a simple example.  Swing Timer only guarantees that it will call the ActionListener AFTER the prescribed delay, this makes it slightly inaccurate (in the order of milliseconds).  A more "appropriate" solution would be to use a comparison between the time the Timer was started and the time the ActionListener was notified
You may also want to have a look at How to Use Buttons, Check Boxes, and Radio Buttons and How to Write an Action Listeners for more appropriate mechanism for working with buttons

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