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Rocks of Ages: We All Know Geology Has Shaped the Earth's Surface. but, as a New BBC TV Series Reveals, around the Mediterranean It Has Also Changed the Course of Human History
Olding, Paul, Geographical
Perched atop a hill overlooking the azure waters of the Gulf of Corinth, geologist Dr lain Stewart was armed only with a Mars bar and two books. He was explaining how the ancient Greek city of Heliki, thought by some to have inspired Plato's Atlantis, was suddenly destroyed one night in 373 BC. The ancients believed it was Poseidon's fury, but with geology as our guide, we had evidence to the contrary.
Stewart's chocolate bar represented the southern end of the Eurasian plate, which tectonic movement had stretched to create the Heliki Fault. The books were to be the two sides of the fault itself, which still have a habit of moving. Pushing the books over at an angle, Stewart demonstrated how, during seismic activity, the rock of the fault goes up on one side and on the other suddenly plummets. It was this geological action that allowed the waters of the Mediterranean to rush in and drown the ancient city.
I was in Greece as part of a team filming a new series for the BBC about geology. Travelling the length and breadth of the Mediterranean, we were proposing a bold thesis--that the geology of the region was responsible for shaping some of our greatest ancient civilisations and, indeed, life as we know it. Studying the rocks beneath our feet can enrich our knowledge of the history of a variety of subjects, from architecture and art to the fall of the great empires.
My first job was to tackle the distinctive architecture of the ancients. Why did the Egyptians favour pyramids and the Greeks mostly rectangles, but the Romans build pretty much any shape they liked? The answer lay in the different rocks each civilisation found on its doorstep.
Fifty million years ago, Egypt was covered by the vast Tethys Sea. As the sea's inhabitants died, the hard parts of their bodies accumulated on the seabed and were slowly transformed into sedimentary rock, namely limestone. This limestone layer was subsequently pushed up to become the bedrock of northern Egypt, a rock already cracked into chunks by tectonic action and readily available to build the great pyramids at Giza.
Sedimentary rocks such as limestone and sandstone have simple properties. They are formed in horizontal layers, rather like a wafer biscuit, which keep them compressed and produce a strong building material. To build on a large scale, it's important to spread the load, and the most effective way to do so is to have few blocks at the top and many at the bottom, which, of course, produces a pyramid.
The shore of the ancient Tethys Sea was located around what is now Luxor. Here ancient builders used the sandstone formed from that shore almost exclusively to build the vast Temple of Amun at Karnak 4,000 years ago. To support its giant stone roof, they used posts and lintels. But the nature of their chosen building material made this tricky. If sedimentary rock is turned through 90[degrees] and stood upright, the integral layers are no longer being compressed and the stone will just crumble. The solution was to make columns by stacking sandstone with its layers aligned horizontally and then rounding off the edges. However, sandstone is relatively fragile, so if these columns were placed too far apart, the roof slabs would crack. So it seems that it was more down to geology, rather than aesthetics, that the temple's famous Great Hypostyle Hall was filled with more than 130 giant columns.
In the ancient Greek capital of Athens, we worshipped at the altar of a different rock. The Parthenon is the jewel in the crown of ancient Greek architecture. Completed in 438 BC, it took nine years to build and was dedicated to the Goddess Athena. Its wonderfully ornate carvings and slender columns made it the most elegant building of its day. That its architects were able to achieve this level of elegance can be attributed to the special properties of marble.
The ancient Greeks didn't have to look very far for top-quality building material. …

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test provides a standard way of writing and running tests in Dart.
Tests are specified using the top-level
test() function, and test
assertions are made using
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("String.split() splits the string on the delimiter", () { var string = "foo,bar,baz"; expect(string.split(","), equals(["foo", "bar", "baz"])); }); test("String.trim() removes surrounding whitespace", () { var string = " foo "; expect(string.trim(), equals("foo")); }); }
Tests can be grouped together using the
group() function. Each
group's description is added to the beginning of its test's descriptions.
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { group("String", () { test(".split() splits the string on the delimiter", () { var string = "foo,bar,baz"; expect(string.split(","), equals(["foo", "bar", "baz"])); }); test(".trim() removes surrounding whitespace", () { var string = " foo "; expect(string.trim(), equals("foo")); }); }); group("int", () { test(".remainder() returns the remainder of division", () { expect(11.remainder(3), equals(2)); }); test(".toRadixString() returns a hex string", () { expect(11.toRadixString(16), equals("b")); }); }); }
Any matchers from the
matcher package can be used with
to do complex validations:
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test(".split() splits the string on the delimiter", () { expect("foo,bar,baz", allOf([ contains("foo"), isNot(startsWith("bar")), endsWith("baz") ])); }); }
You can use the
setUp() and
tearDown() functions to
share code between tests. The
setUp() callback will run before every test in a
group or test suite, and
tearDown() will run after.
tearDown() will run even
if a test fails, to ensure that it has a chance to clean up after itself.
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { var server; var url; setUp(() async { server = await HttpServer.bind('localhost', 0); url = Uri.parse("http://${server.address.host}:${server.port}"); }); tearDown(() async { await server.close(force: true); server = null; url = null; }); // ... }
A single test file can be run just using
pub run test path/to/test.dart.
Many tests can be run at a time using
pub run test path/to/dir.
It's also possible to run a test on the Dart VM only by invoking it using
path/to/test.dart, but this doesn't load the full test runner and will be
missing some features.
The test runner considers any file that ends with
_test.dart to be a test
file. If you don't pass any paths, it will run all the test files in your
test/ directory, making it easy to test your entire application at once.
You can select specific tests cases to run by name using
pub run test -n "test
name". The string is interpreted as a regular expression, and only tests whose
description (including any group descriptions) match that regular expression
will be run. You can also use the
-N flag to run tests whose names contain a
plain-text string.
By default, tests are run in the Dart VM, but you can run them in the browser as
well by passing
pub run test -p chrome path/to/test.dart.
test will take
care of starting the browser and loading the tests, and all the results will be
reported on the command line just like for VM tests. In fact, you can even run
tests on both platforms with a single command:
pub run test -p "chrome,vm"
Some test files only make sense to run on particular platforms. They may use
dart:html or
dart:io, they might test Windows' particular filesystem
behavior, or they might use a feature that's only available in Chrome. The
@TestOn annotation makes it easy to declare exactly which platforms
a test file should run on. Just put it at the top of your file, before any
library or
import declarations:
@TestOn("vm") import "dart:io"; import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { // ... }
The string you pass to
@TestOn is what's called a "platform selector", and it
specifies exactly which platforms a test can run on. It can be as simple as the
name of a platform, or a more complex Dart-like boolean expression involving
these platform names.
You can also declare that your entire package only works on certain platforms by
adding a
test_on field to your package config file.
Platform selectors use the boolean selector syntax defined in the
boolean_selector package, which is a subset of Dart's
expression syntax that only supports boolean operations. The following
identifiers are defined:
vm: Whether the test is running on the command-line Dart VM.
dartium: Whether the test is running on Dartium.
content-shell: Whether the test is running on the headless Dartium content
chrome: Whether the test is running on Google Chrome.
phantomjs: Whether the test is running on
firefox: Whether the test is running on Mozilla Firefox.
safari: Whether the test is running on Apple Safari.
ie: Whether the test is running on Microsoft Internet Explorer.
dart-vm: Whether the test is running on the Dart VM in any context,
including Dartium. It's identical to
browser: Whether the test is running in any browser.
js: Whether the test has been compiled to JS. This is identical to
blink: Whether the test is running in a browser that uses the Blink
rendering engine.
windows: Whether the test is running on Windows. If
vm is false, this will
false as well.
mac-os: Whether the test is running on Mac OS. If
vm is false, this will
false as well.
linux: Whether the test is running on Linux. If
vm is false, this will be
false as well.
android: Whether the test is running on Android. If
vm is false, this will
false as well, which means that this won't be true if the test is
running on an Android browser.
ios: Whether the test is running on iOS. If
vm is false, this will be
false as well, which means that this won't be true if the test is running
on an iOS browser.
posix: Whether the test is running on a POSIX operating system. This is
equivalent to
For example, if you wanted to run a test on every browser but Chrome, you would
@TestOn("browser && !chrome").
Tests can be run on Dartium by passing the
-p dartium flag. If you're
using the Dart Editor, the test runner will be able to find Dartium
automatically. On Mac OS, you can also install it using Homebrew.
Otherwise, make sure there's an executable called
dartium (on Mac OS or Linux)
dartium.exe (on Windows) on your system path.
Similarly, tests can be run on the headless Dartium content shell by passing
content-shell. The content shell is installed along with Dartium when using
Homebrew. Otherwise, you can downloaded it manually from this
page; if you do, make sure the executable named
(on Mac OS or Linux) or
content_shell.exe (on Windows) is on your system path.
In the future, there will be a more explicit way to configure the location of both the Dartium and content shell executables.
Tests written with
await will work automatically. The test runner
won't consider the test finished until the returned
Future completes.
import "dart:async"; import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("new Future.value() returns the value", () async { var value = await new Future.value(10); expect(value, equals(10)); }); }
There are also a number of useful functions and matchers for more advanced
asynchrony. The
completion() matcher can be used to test
Futures; it ensures that the test doesn't finish until the
Future completes,
and runs a matcher against that
Future's value.
import "dart:async"; import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("new Future.value() returns the value", () { expect(new Future.value(10), completion(equals(10))); }); }
throwsA() matcher and the various
matchers work with both synchronous callbacks and asynchronous
Futures. They
ensure that a particular type of exception is thrown:
import "dart:async"; import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("new Future.error() throws the error", () { expect(new Future.error("oh no"), throwsA(equals("oh no"))); expect(new Future.error(new StateError("bad state")), throwsStateError); }); }
expectAsync() function wraps another function and has two
jobs. First, it asserts that the wrapped function is called a certain number of
times, and will cause the test to fail if it's called too often; second, it
keeps the test from finishing until the function is called the requisite number
of times.
import "dart:async"; import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("Stream.fromIterable() emits the values in the iterable", () { var stream = new Stream.fromIterable([1, 2, 3]); stream.listen(expectAsync((number) { expect(number, inInclusiveRange(1, 3)); }, count: 3)); }); }
By default, the test runner will generate its own empty HTML file for browser tests. However, tests that need custom HTML can create their own files. These files have three requirements:
They must have the same name as the test, with
.dart replaced by
They must contain a
link tag with
rel="x-dart-test" and an
attribute pointing to the test script.
They must contain
<script src="packages/test/dart.js"></script>.
For example, if you had a test called
custom_html_test.dart, you might write
the following HTML file:
<!doctype html>
<!-- custom_html_test.html -->
<title>Custom HTML Test</title>
<link rel="x-dart-test" href="custom_html_test.dart">
<script src="packages/test/dart.js"></script>
// ...
If a test, group, or entire suite isn't working yet and you just want it to stop
complaining, you can mark it as "skipped". The test or tests won't be run, and,
if you supply a reason why, that reason will be printed. In general, skipping
tests indicates that they should run but is temporarily not working. If they're
is fundamentally incompatible with a platform,
should be used instead.
To skip a test suite, put a
@Skip annotation at the top of the file:
@Skip("currently failing (see issue 1234)") import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { // ... }
The string you pass should describe why the test is skipped. You don't have to include it, but it's a good idea to document why the test isn't running.
Groups and individual tests can be skipped by passing the
skip parameter. This
can be either
true or a String describing why the test is skipped. For example:
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { group("complicated algorithm tests", () { // ... }, skip: "the algorithm isn't quite right"); test("error-checking test", () { // ... }, skip: "TODO: add error-checking."); }
By default, tests will time out after 30 seconds of inactivity. However, this
can be configured on a per-test, -group, or -suite basis. To change the timeout
for a test suite, put a
@Timeout annotation at the top of the file:
@Timeout(const Duration(seconds: 45)) import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { // ... }
In addition to setting an absolute timeout, you can set the timeout relative to
the default using
@Timeout.factor. For example,
@Timeout.factor(1.5) will
set the timeout to one and a half times as long as the default—45 seconds.
Timeouts can be set for tests and groups using the
timeout parameter. This
parameter takes a
Timeout object just like the annotation. For example:
import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { group("slow tests", () { // ... test("even slower test", () { // ... }, timeout: new Timeout.factor(2)) }, timeout: new Timeout(new Duration(minutes: 1))); }
Nested timeouts apply in order from outermost to innermost. That means that "even slower test" will take two minutes to time out, since it multiplies the group's timeout by 2.
Sometimes a test may need to be configured differently for different platforms.
Windows might run your code slower than other platforms, or your DOM
manipulation might not work right on Safari yet. For these cases, you can use
@OnPlatform annotation and the
onPlatform named parameter to
group(). For example:
@OnPlatform(const { // Give Windows some extra wiggle-room before timing out. "windows": const Timeout.factor(2) }) import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("do a thing", () { // ... }, onPlatform: { "safari": new Skip("Safari is currently broken (see #1234)") }); }
Both the annotation and the parameter take a map. The map's keys are platform
selectors which describe the platforms for which the
specialized configuration applies. Its values are instances of some of the same
annotation classes that can be used for a suite:
Skip and
Timeout. A value
can also be a list of these values.
If multiple platforms match, the configuration is applied in order from first to last, just as they would in nested groups. This means that for configuration like duration-based timeouts, the last matching value wins.
You can also set up global platform-specific configuration using the package configuration file.
Tags are short strings that you can associate with tests, groups, and suites. They don't have any built-in meaning, but they're very useful nonetheless: you can associate your own custom configuration with them, or you can use them to easily filter tests so you only run the ones you need to.
Tags are defined using the
@Tags annotation for suites and the
tags named
parameter to
test() and
group(). For example:
@Tags(["browser"]) import "package:test/test.dart"; void main() { test("successfully launches Chrome", () { // ... }, tags: "chrome"); test("launches two browsers at once", () { // ... }, tags: ["chrome", "firefox"]); }
If the test runner encounters a tag that wasn't declared in the
package configuration file, it'll print a warning, so be
sure to include all your tags there. You can also use the file to provide
default configuration for tags, like giving all
browser tests twice as much
time before they time out.
Tests can be filtered based on their tags by passing command line flags. The
--tags or
-t flag will cause the test runner to only run tests with the
given tags, and the
--exclude-tags or
-x flag will cause it to only run
tests without the given tags. These flags also support
boolean selector syntax. For example, you can pass
--tags "(chrome ||
firefox) && !slow" to select quick Chrome or Firefox tests.
Note that tags must be valid Dart identifiers, although they may also contain hyphens.
For configuration that applies across multiple files, or even the entire
test supports a configuration file called
dart_test.yaml. At its
simplest, this file can contain the same sort of configuration that can be
passed as command-line arguments:
# This package's tests are very slow. Double the default timeout.
timeout: 2x
# This is a browser-only package, so test on content shell by default.
platforms: [content-shell]
The configuration file sets new defaults. These defaults can still be overridden
by command-line arguments, just like the built-in defaults. In the example
above, you could pass
--platform chrome to run on Chrome instead of the
Dartium content shell.
A configuration file can do much more than just set global defaults. See the full documentation for more details.
Tests can be debugged interactively using browsers' built-in development tools, including Observatory when you're using Dartium. Currently there's no support for interactively debugging command-line VM tests, but it will be added in the future.
The first step when debugging is to pass the
--pause-after-load flag to the
test runner. This pauses the browser after each test suite has loaded, so that
you have time to open the development tools and set breakpoints. For Dartium,
the test runner will print the Observatory URL for you. For PhantomJS, it will
print the remote debugger URL. For content shell, it'll print both!
Once you've set breakpoints, either click the big arrow in the middle of the web page or press Enter in your terminal to start the tests running. When you hit a breakpoint, the runner will open its own debugging console in the terminal that controls how tests are run. You can type "restart" there to re-run your test as many times as you need to figure out what's going on.
Packages using the
barback transformer system may need to test code that's
created or modified using transformers. The test runner handles this using the
--pub-serve option, which tells it to load the test code from a
pub serve
instance rather than from the filesystem.
Before using the
--pub-serve option, add the
test/pub_serve transformer to
pubspec.yaml. This transformer adds the necessary bootstrapping code that
allows the test runner to load your tests properly:
- test/pub_serve:
$include: test/**_test{.*,}.dart
Note that if you're using the test runner along with
polymer, you
have to make sure that the
test/pub_serve transformer comes after the
polymer transformer:
- polymer
- test/pub_serve:
$include: test/**_test{.*,}.dart
Then, start up
pub serve. Make sure to pay attention to which port it's using
to serve your
test/ directory:
$ pub serve
Loading source assets...
Loading test/pub_serve transformers...
Serving my_app web on http://localhost:8080
Serving my_app test on http://localhost:8081
Build completed successfully
In this case, the port is
8081. In another terminal, pass this port to
--pub-serve and otherwise invoke
pub run test as normal:
$ pub run test --pub-serve=8081 -p chrome
"pub serve" is compiling test/my_app_test.dart...
"pub serve" is compiling test/utils_test.dart...
00:00 +42: All tests passed!
Check out the API docs for detailed information about all the functions available to tests.
The test runner also supports a machine-readable JSON-based reporter. This reporter allows the test runner to be wrapped and its progress presented in custom ways (for example, in an IDE). See the protocol documentation for more details.
collection package.
Add support for a global configuration file. On Windows, this file defaults to
%LOCALAPPDATA%\DartTest.yaml. On Unix, it defaults to
It can also be explicitly set using the
DART_TEST_CONFIG environment
variable. See the configuration documentation for details.
--name and
--plain-name arguments may be passed more than once, and
may be passed together. A test must match all name constraints in order to be
names and
plain_names fields to the package configuration file. These
allow presets to control which tests are run based on their names.
include_tags and
exclude_tags fields to the package configuration
file. These allow presets to control which tests are run based on their tags.
Add a
pause_after_load field to the package configuration file. This allows
presets to enable debugging mode.
Add support for test presets. These are defined using the
presets field
in the package configuration file. They can be selected by passing
-P, or by using the
add_presets field in the package configuration
Add an
on_os field to the package configuration file that allows users to
select different configuration for different operating systems.
Add an
on_platform field to the package configuration file that allows users
to configure all tests differently depending on which platform they run on.
Add an
ios platform selector variable. This variable will only be true when
test executable itself is running on iOS, not when it's running browser
tests on an iOS browser.
shelf_web_socket 0.2.0.
Add a
tags field to the package configuration file that allows users to
provide configuration for specific tags.
--tags and
--exclude-tags command-line flags now allow
boolean selector syntax. For example, you can now pass
--tags "(chrome ||
firefox) && !slow" to select quick Chrome or Firefox tests.
Re-add help output separators.
Tighten the constraint on
Temporarily remove separators from the help output. Version 0.12.8 was
erroneously released without an appropriate
args constraint for the features
it used; this version will help ensure that users who can't use
args 0.13.1
will get a working version of
SuiteEvent to the JSON reporter, which reports data about the suites in
which tests are run.
AllSuitesEvent to the JSON reporter, which reports the total number of
suites that will be run.
Group.testCount to the JSON reporter, which reports the total number of
tests in each group.
Organize the
--help output into sections.
Add a
--timeout flag.
Add the ability to re-run tests while debugging. When the browser is paused at a breakpoint, the test runner will open an interactive console on the command line that can be used to restart the test.
Add support for passing any object as a description to
test() and
These objects will be converted to strings.
Add the ability to tag tests. Tests with specific tags may be run by passing
--tags command-line argument, or excluded by passing the
--exclude-tags parameter.
This feature is not yet complete. For now, tags are only intended to be added temporarily to enable use-cases like focusing on a specific test or group. Further development can be followed on the issue tracker.
http_parser 2.0.0.
http_multi_server 2.0.0.
Add a machine-readable JSON reporter. For details, see the protocol documentation.
Skipped groups now properly print skip messages.
setUpAll() and
setUpAll() and
tearDownAll() methods that run callbacks before and
after all tests in a group or suite. Note that these methods are for special
cases and should be avoided—they make it very easy to accidentally introduce
dependencies between tests. Use
setUp() and
tearDown() instead if
setUp() and
tearDown() to be called multiple times within the same
When a
tearDown() callback runs after a signal has been caught, it can now
schedule out-of-band asynchronous callbacks normally rather than having them
throw exceptions.
Don't show package warnings when compiling tests with dart2js. This was accidentally enabled in 0.12.2, but was never intended.
If a
tearDown() callback throws an error, outer
tearDown() callbacks are
still executed.
Don't compile tests to JavaScript when running via
pub serve on Dartium or
content shell.
http_parser 1.0.0.
Fix a memory leak when running many browser tests where old test suites failed to be unloaded when they were supposed to.
Require Dart SDK >=
1.11.0 and
shelf >=
0.6.0, allowing
test to remove
various hacks and workarounds.
Add a
--pause-after-load flag that pauses the test runner after each suite
is loaded so that breakpoints and other debugging annotations can be added.
Currently this is only supported on browsers.
Add a
Timeout.none value indicating that a test should never time out.
dart-vm platform selector variable is now
true for Dartium and content
The compact reporter no longer prints status lines that only update the clock if they would get in the way of messages or errors from a test.
The expanded reporter no longer double-prints the descriptions of skipped tests.
analyzer to include
Fix an uncaught error that could crop up when killing the test runner process at the wrong time.
collection package.
This version was unpublished due to issue 287.
Properly report load errors caused by failing to start browsers.
Substantially increase browser timeouts. These timeouts are the cause of a lot of flakiness, and now that they don't block test running there's less harm in making them longer.
This version was unpublished due to issue 287.
This version was unpublished due to issue 287.
The compact reporter will update the timer every second, rather than only updating it occasionally.
The compact reporter will now print the full, untruncated test name before any errors or prints emitted by a test.
The expanded reporter will now always print the full, untruncated test name.
This version was unpublished due to issue 287.
Limit the number of test suites loaded at once. This helps ensure that the test runner won't run out of memory when running many test suites that each load a large amount of code.
This version was unpublished due to issue 287.
Improve the display of syntax errors in VM tests.
Work around a Firefox bug. Computed styles now work in tests on Firefox.
Fix a bug where VM tests would be loaded from the wrong URLs on Windows (or in special circumstances on other operating systems).
Fix a bug that caused the test runner to crash on Windows because symlink resolution failed.
If a future matched against the
completes or
completion() matcher throws
an error, that error is printed directly rather than being wrapped in a
string. This allows such errors to be captured using the Zone API and improves
Improve support for Polymer tests. This fixes a flaky time-out error and adds
support for Dartifying JavaScript stack traces when running Polymer tests via
pub serve.
In order to be more extensible, all exception handling within tests now uses the Zone API.
Add a heartbeat to reset a test's timeout whenever the test interacts with the test infrastructure.
expectAsync(), and
expectAsyncUntil() throw more useful errors
if called outside a test body.
Convert JavaScript stack traces into Dart stack traces using source maps. This
can be disabled with the new
--js-trace flag.
Improve the browser test suite timeout logic to avoid timeouts when running many browser suites at once.
--verbose-trace flag to include core library frames in stack traces.
0.12.0 adds support for a test runner, which can be run via
pub run
test:test (or
pub run test in Dart 1.10). By default it runs all files
recursively in the
test/ directory that end in
_test.dart and aren't in a
packages/ directory.
The test runner supports running tests on the Dart VM and many different
browsers. Test files can use the
@TestOn annotation to declare which platforms
they support. For more information on this and many more new features, see the
As part of moving to a runner-based model, most test configuration is moving out
of the test file and into the runner. As such, many ancillary APIs have been
removed. These APIs include
skip_ and
solo_ functions,
Configuration and
all its subclasses,
disableTest, and
configureExpectFailureHandler, and
getOrCreateExpectFailureHandler which used to be exported from the
package have also been removed. They existed to enable integration between
test and
matcher that has been streamlined.
A number of APIs from
matcher have been into
test, including:
Throws, and all of the
throws methods. Some of these have changed slightly:
expect no longer has a named
failureHandler argument.
expect added an optional
formatter argument.
completion argument
id renamed to
Fix some strong mode warnings we missed in the
vm_config.dart and
html_config.dart libraries.
Fix a bug introduced in 0.11.6+2 in which operator matchers broke when taking lists of matchers.
Merge in the last
0.11.x release of
matcher to allow projects to use both
test and
unittest without conflicts.
Fix running individual tests with
HtmlIndividualConfiguration when the test
name contains URI-escaped values and is provided with the
group query
Narrow the constraint on matcher to ensure that new features are reflected in unittest's version.
Prints a warning instead of throwing an error when setting the test configuration after it has already been set. The first configuration is always used.
Fix bug in withTestEnvironment where test cases were not reinitialized if called multiple times.
reason named argument to
expectAsync and
expectAsyncUntil, which has
the same definition as
reason argument.
matcher version.
Deprecated methods have been removed:
expectAsync1, and
expectAsync2 - use
expectAsyncUntil1, and
expectAsyncUntil2 - use
expectAsyncUntil instead
guardAsync - no longer needed
protectAsync1, and
protectAsync2 - no longer needed
matcher.dart and
mirror_matchers.dart have been removed. They are now in
matcher package.
mock.dart has been removed. It is now in the
mock package.
matcher.dart and
mirror_matchers.dart are now in the
mock.dart is now in the
mock package.
equals now allows a nested matcher as an expected list element or map value
when doing deep matching.
expectAsync and
expectAsyncUntil now support up to 6 positional arguments
and correctly handle functions with optional positional arguments with default
Each test is run in a separate
Zone. This ensures that any exceptions that
occur is async operations are reported back to the source test case.
* Running each test in a
Zone addresses the need for these methods.
expectAsync replaces the now deprecated
expectAsync1 and
expectAsyncUntil replaces the now deprecated
expectAsyncUntil1 and
Removed properties:
enabled is now get-only
* Removed methods:
interactive_html_config.dart has been removed.
solo_test, and
solo_group now throw a
StateError if called while tests are running.
rerunTests has been removed.
Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies: test: "^0.12.13+4"
You can install packages from the command line:
$ pub get
Alternatively, your editor might support pub. Check the docs for your editor to learn more.
Now in your Dart code, you can use:
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In April 1853 the Democratic convention of Tennessee met in Nashville to nominate state officers. Andrew Johnson, though a candidate for governor, did not attend the convention in person. The year before, when the Whigs "gerrymandered" him out of Congress, his old friend, George W. Jones, and other Democrats had urged him to run for governor and he had consented to do so. In the fall of 1852 Johnson wrote Andrew Ewing, asking him to take charge of his candidacy for governor, and adding that he "should withdraw his name if necessary to produce harmony."1 Meanwhile Mr. Ewing's name was also mentioned for the same office, but before the convention met he wrote a letter to Johnson and also the public declining to run.2 And so it came about that on April 14, 1853, Andrew Johnson, the Greeneville tailor, became the unanimous choice of the Democratic party for Governor, and, in August following, defeated his Whig opponent, Honorable Gustavus Henry, the aristocratic "Eagle Orator."3
In October 1853 the inaugural committee at Nashville were making preparation to induct Andrew Johnson into the high office of Governor. There were to be brass bands, of course, military companies, regaliaed marshals, and a procession of carriages, the Governor's equipage with the outgoing and incoming Governor leading the rest. But the gala occasion failed to materialize as arranged--the new Governor preferred to walk. If Thomas Jefferson could foot it across the square to his inaugural and Andy Jackson could ride horseback and, without fuss or feathers, take the oath, why not Andy John____________________


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use strict;
This is the error we're going to focus on fixing.Global symbol "$xxx" requires explicit package name at ./tst line 5.
# Change this: $string = "hello world"; @array = qw(ABC DEF); %hash = (A=>1, B=>2); # To this: my $string = "hello world"; my @array = qw(ABC DEF); my %hash = (A=>1, B=>2); # Change this: # '$name' is global here @names = qw(Bob Fred); foreach $name (@names) { print "Name: $name\n"; } # To this: my @names = qw(Bob Fred); foreach my $name (@names) { # Now '$name' only exists in this block print "Name: $name\n"; } # Change this: # Likewise, '$digit' is global here @digits = (5,3,4); foreach $digit (@digits) { $number = 10*$number + $digit; } print "Number: $number\n"; # To this (variables used in an outer scope ('$number') # will have to be declared in an outer scope): my @digits = (5,3,4); my $number = 0; foreach my $digit (@digits) # Now '$digit' only exists in this block $number = 10*$number + $digit; } print "Number: $number\n"; # Change this: sub my_sub { ($arg1, $arg2) = @_; print "Arg1: $arg1 Arg2: $arg2\n"; } # To this: sub my_sub { my ($arg1, $arg2) = @_; print "Arg1: $arg1 Arg2: $arg2\n"; } # Using DBI? You can change this: $sth->bind_columns(\$field1, \$field2); while ($sth->fetch) { print "F1: $field1 F2: $field2\n"; } # To this (the '\' is distributed over a list of values): $sth->bind_columns(\my ($field1, $field2)); while ($sth->fetch) { print "F1: $field1 F2: $field2\n"; }
In perl's before 5.6 (or if you just want to be portable between the versions), you can put '-w' on the 'shebang' line, or set the $^W variable (however, setting $^W will not catch compile time warnings unless its in a BEGIN{} block, so '-w' is usually preferable):use warnings;
If you know you want to disable warnings, you can do it in a limited scope:#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w # Or $^W = 1; # Or BEGIN { $^W = 1 }
Or sometimes you'll have to initialize variables as in the example above that uses '$number'.# Change this: sub add_two_numbers_which_might_be_undef { $_[0] + $_[1]; } # To one of these (depending on perl version): # 1 sub add_two_numbers_which_might_be_undef { # See 'perldoc perllexwarn' for all the categories of warnings # because its better to only disable the warnings you're expecting no warnings "uninitialized"; $_[0] + $_[1]; } # 2 sub add_two_numbers_which_might_be_undef { local $^W; $_[0] + $_[1]; }
Also read Ovid's excellent 'use strict' is not Perl.
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Friday, 10 October 2014
My little mini factory has been in full swing lately!
I have had a sort of "sewing madness" lately, keep making dolls & cushions which have now started collecting around my house. So will just have to start selling them, along with some hand painted wooden brooches I made earlier in the year. I'm testing the market this Sunday - wish me luck!
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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
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Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Ellyn Montgomery
Affiliate Investigator(s): University of New Hampshire
Information Specialist(s): Ellyn Montgomery
Data Type(s): Imagery: Photo, Imagery: Video, Sampling: Biology, Sampling: Chemistry, Sampling: Geology, Time Series: Mooring (physical oceanography)
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Test Imagenex time-series sensor systems with various targets.
Start Port/Location: Durham, NH
End Port/Location: Durham, NH
Start Date: 2009-12-07
End Date: 2009-12-11
Equipment Used: Bottom platform, SCUBA, Digital camera, Digital video camera
Information to be Derived:
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: This was an engineering exercise to ground truth and calibrate the time series sonar system to improve interpretation of existing and future data sets.
Staff: Dann Blackwood, Michael Casso, Marinna Martini, Ellyn Montgomery, Christopher Sherwood
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Notes: Project = Marthas Vineyard Coastal Observatory - Measurements and Modeling Applications, Marthas Vineyard Coastal Observatory - Measurements and Modeling Applications
University of New Hampshire Acoustic Test Tank, Durham, New Hampshire, United States, North America;
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Saturday September 15, 2012 8:10 AM
Moose, you say? Are there moose on Mount Desert Island
Well, when we first came to MDI to open the Inn in 2003 the general consensus was that there were really no moose on Mount Desert Island. Too bad, we thought, because Maine is known for lobsters, blueberries, rocky coasts and MOOSE.
But, the moose are once again on the loose near Acadia. Just last winter, someone with an iPhone captured a video of a moose walking around downtown Bar Harbor. And, just a couple of days ago a local merchant snapped this younger male moose having a stroll near the Hulls Cover Visitors' Center in Acadia National Park.
So we have some moose here around Bar Harbor. And squirrels, too. Hmmm, "moose and squirrel"...where have I heard that before.
Monday September 10, 2012 7:37 AM
Cooler, pleasant weather is the harbinger of September in Bar Harbor
After Labor Day the super-heated tourist season here in Acadia cools off a bit as we welcome the warm days and cool nights of early autumn.
This photo shows what a Canadian cool front looks like as it edges over Mount Desert Island just last night. A spectacular show of nature's beauty that, while not unique to Downeast Maine, sure looks best from Downeast Maine.
While it's still hot and humid in other parts of the US, we expect our typical September weather pattern over the next 5 days: highs around 70F, overnight lows in the upper 40s. So, pull the covers up to your nose and get a good night's sleep before a great breakfast and a hike in Acadia National Park.
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Acadia Night Sky Festival (Sept 13-17)
Acadia Night Sky Festival
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September 13-17, 2012
Enjoy some of the last pristine night skies in the eastern United States. The festivals many events feature art, science, and stargazing in Acadia National Park and surrounding communities.
Discover Downeast Maines unique commitment to measuring the quality of its starlit nights. We invite you to help us enjoy and protect this inspiring resource for generations to come.
Enjoy a night hikes up Precipice Trail or Otter Cliffs (experts onl), star gazing on Sand Beach, Cadillac Mountain and Seawall, a Night Sky "Under the Stars" cruise on the whale watch boat, photography, documentary films, informative lectures and an art show.
Maines spectacular rocky coast is home to Acadia National Park and some of the last star filled skies in the country. Here the Milky Way shines bright in the largest expanse of naturally dark sky, east of the Mississippi. As the rapid loss of dark skies to light pollution receives national recognition, Maine is increasingly referred to as someplace that still has stars.
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Ok, before i sign up, I would like to ask a question as I am not 100% sure I understand right,
how do you 'steal' a pokemon? (I am assuming that you need the cheat device to steal another trainers pokemon)
If you are given (stolen) a pokemon that is not of the types listed (exaple: one of the element monkies) you can use it until it faints?
Why only those types listed?
Ty in advance
To steal a Pokemon you would need a cheating device such as Action Replay.
That's up to the player; if you treat it as a stolen Pokemon, you can use it until it faints. If you don't, then you can't use it.
Those are the types traditionally used by the teams; the more evil-seeming Pokemon, as it were, or at least the types commonly seen used by Team Rocket. Ground is included because Giovanni runs the ground-type gym in Viridian City.
@ bwburke94: Wobbuffet, while not listed on the types, is associated with TR enough to allow it, but preferably if the player uses the name "Jessie."
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Vegeta by HotIceHilda2011Watch
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This was another drawing that I did and planned to give to the friend of my mom's to give to her son but decided that it was FAR too good to give away so I kept it. I drew this out in pencil at first and then outlined it with a black sharpie before finally coloring it in and shading it. The same night I did this one that I also did another one with Goku that had the giant ape Oozaru behind him which was suppose to symbolize his saiyan heritage and though he may not of wanted to accept who he was there was no doubt that he possessed that he was a saiyan. Anyway I hope you all enjoy this.
Vegeta is definitely cute that is for sure. He is one of my favorite characters from the series and is probably the most fun to draw. That is why when I got drew this one I was actually impressed with how well it turned out I showed to a fellow DBZ fan and they thought it looked like something out the show.
wow that is great nice drawing
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My name is Tamara. I have two children, one, my five-year-old Tessa and our baby girl, Jenna Grace, who passed away at 21 weeks gestation due to Trisomy 18.
In July our AFP results came back with a 1 in 10 chance of having Trisomy 18. We had an amnio which confirmed the diagnosis. We found out at 20 weeks, 5 days that she had died a few days before. I went into the hospital and delivered her Aug. 12 at 11:50 a.m. She weighed 4.4 ounces and was six inches long, very small for her gestational age, which is common with Trisomy 18.
I'm doing Ok. I still have my moments, especially now as we are coming up on the one month mark. We are planning to try again in two or three cycles, but no baby will ever be my Jenna Grace.
Tamara, Momma to Tessa Kate 5/11/03 and Ella Rose 11/17/09
^Jenna Grace^ 8/12/08 -- My angel baby who had Trisomy 18
My name is Andrea. I found out I was pregnant in August. We went to my first prenatal September 2nd and they said everything was good. They didn't do an ultrasound and said it was too early to find the heartbeat with a doppler. I was 8 weeks. On Friday night I started spotting so we went to the er just to make sure it was nothing. They did a pelvic and said it was just dried, no active bleed. Then they did bloodwork and an ultrasound. The baby stopped growing at 6 weeks. No heartbeat and my blood levels were down. They said I'd miscarry on my own. I was spotting Saturday and Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon I had a huge gush and lost a lot. I assume I lost our baby then. I've been bleeding heavily and had a few more smaller gushes since then. Having to be reminded every time I go to the bathroom is horrible, and having to watch yourself lose your baby is worse.
I go to my ob tomorrow to talk about what happened. We're extremely devastated. I feel so lost and hopeless. We were almost 9 weeks pregnant with our first after trying for 2 years. . You don't know how bad it feels until it happens to you.... it's the hardest thing I've ever had to go through. I still have yet to feel comfortable with having to go out in public and be around people. Even though our baby was so young, it was still our baby that we were suppose to be holding in April. I'm having a really hard time accepting it and don't know what to do. It was too early to know if it was a boy or girl and I feel really disrespectful calling our baby an "it." I'm not sure if dh feels the same or not but I want to name our baby so I can have some closure and not feel like I'm just forgetting about our first baby..... I'm really sorry for all of you having to go through this.
Hi, my name is Annie and we found out at 12.5 weeks that there was no heartbeat. I had the D&C this past Monday.
We have decided not to do any pathology, but there was a large cystic hygroma obvious on US.
We have a wonderful 14 month old daughter and hope to grow our family in the future.
Laura - I read you story and it was so brave, everything you went through, all the highs and the lows. You sound like a very courageous person. I'm so sorry for your losses. I lost my Nicholas @ 19wks due to pPROM - my water broke on Labor Day and there was nothing the doctors could do,so I had to deliver my son early, he was born without a heartbeat. It's so difficult to lose a piece of you, it's so hard to move on. Now, I just try to draw strength from my son to get through my daily activities. Take care.
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Thank you for your kind words. I am so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine how hard it would be to know that you were in labor and be unable to stop it. You sound very brave yourself. I admire your ability to make it through by focusing on your son. I find a lot of comfort in my living children too. I can't imagine what I would do without them to distract me sometimes. That is why I feel the most sympathy for women who do not have other children when this happens to them. They are truly brave and I wish I them hope especially. I hope we can both heal with time, and your words help.
Take Care, Laura
Hi everyone-
My name is Kelly and DH and I got PG 3 weeks after I went off the pill. We were so excited. We found out in early August and our EDD was 4/18/09.
I began to have some brown bleeding on 8/28. I went to the dr and had an u/s. I got to see the baby's h/b! It was amazing and I was so relieved that our little bean was still in there going strong.
This past Thursday night I began to bleed again. This time it was red blood with some clots. I called the dr yesterday morning and they did a u/s. I immediately knew something was wrong. I saw the h/b right away on the first u/s and it was no where to be found on the second one. My dr, the amazing woman she is, decided to do the DC&E last night around 5pm. They were afraid that I would start bleeding more this weekend and possibly hemmorage.
Obviously DH and I are still going through a lot of physical and emtoional pain - well me physical - and both of us emotional. We were so excited about our little bean. My dr said we can try after I have one cycle. I'm extremely scared that I will have another m/c. I know that the m/c is technically not my fault - I really hate my body right now. How could it betray me like this?
Thanks for letting me share my story. I am so sorry that all of us need to post here but I am so thankful to have someone to talk to - someone who has been there before. You ladies are amazing - I wish you all the best!
Thanks again!
mama to W (8/09), P (6/12), two in heaven, and one in the oven (8/16)
Hi everyone.
My name is Molly. I have three beautiful children. Serena 12, Richard 10, Mara 1. My older two children have a different father than my baby.
My husband and I tried for nearly 3 years to have a baby before we got Mara. In those three years I had 5 very early miscarriages. All before 6 weeks. In June we decided that we were ready to start trying for one more. I concieved almost immediately. Four days after the positive test, I miscarried. That was July 7th.
At that point we decided that we really needed to decide if all the pain and heartbreak was worth it. We needed to wait awhile anyways before trying again. We've been living apart while in the process of moving across the country. We had an "oops" on July 22 (the only day we were together) and ended up with a positive HPT on August 13th. I was nervous and scared, but also hopeful and excited. Once I reached 6 weeks on August 17th I started to relax a little. I had never gotten to 6 weeks and not had a healthy baby.
On September 11th I flew to California to meet my husband for the wedding of some of our dearest friends. On September 12th the occassional mild brown staining I'd been having (and had with all of my children) turned to pink spotting. My DH and I went to the hospital where HCG and an ultrasound were done. The baby measured at 6 weeks and 1 day.There was no cardiac activity. My HCG matched with 6 weeks.
While I was in the hospital the gushes of blood started and I knew it was over. The doctor was, I believe, unrealisticlly optimistic. She said I still had a 50% chance of having a healthy baby and wasn't hearing that the dates didn't match.
On Sunday morning my HCG was half of what it had been on Friday. On September 14th, the day that I was supposed to have been 10 weeks, we officially lost our baby that never grew past 6 weeks.
I'm an absolute wreck. I had to fly home yesterday morning. I have my kids, but my husband is 1500 miles away and I won't see him again for about a month. We hadn't told the kids yet about the new baby (thankfully) so I'm trying to hide my pain from them but I've just been crying in bed at night.
I'm so thankful that I've found a group of people like you all. Stay strong ladies!
My name is Heather I just lost my twins at the first of the year and found out im having twins again im 8 wks along and i am having a hard time you see i lost my angel rose at 18 wks from unknown causes and then i became worried because i didnt want to loose my boy but at 24 weeks i lost timothy james. They will never be forgotten. I also have a 5 1/2 yr old daughter who was born at 34 wks and is very healthy other then asthma. I am hoping to make some friends to help me through this. email@example.com someone plz email me.
Hi, I'm Sarah.
I got married young and got pregnant a couple years into the marriage. I had a miscarriage at 10 weeks (baby stopped growing at 8 they said) and I had a D&C.
We eventually got divorced, (horrible horrible marriage) and 4.5 years ago I reconnected with my childhood sweetheart and we got married in 2006.
We decided to try for a baby in July and got pg right away.
On September 3, 2008 we found that there was no heartbeat. I was 8w 3d pg and they said the baby measured at 7w 3d. I had another d&c.
It is so hard to have two losses (as most of you know) but as my screen name says, I still have hope.
We plan on trying as soon as AF decides to "grace" us with her presence.
I'm sorry for everyone who has lost a baby. It is hard but I'm glad that someone out there knows what we're going through. I look forward to meeting all of you and helping each other out.
Hi, I'm Maria. I lost my second baby last Thursday Sept. 25, 2008 at 6:30AM. EDD was April 9, 2009. My doctor said it was because of low or no progesterone to support the viability. On my 8th week of pregnancy I had an u/s and saw good hb. I took progesterone supp. but doc said we might be a little late. I was on my 12th week when I lost my baby, was able to catch my baby and took pictures and showed it to the doc. Doc said it looks like the baby's just 8th weeks. It all started will slight bleeding then I went to the ER they just send me home because it was not a significant amount. Later that night I was having severe cramping and from the heart I knew my baby's leaving me too soon. I named my baby Tyler, I know he's a special child and will always be remembered. Even it was just a short almost three months I had my baby in my womb I know we bonded already.
Doc said that I need to start taking progesterone before I'll TTC but at this time I'm scared. I feel so sorry for our lost but I believe God have better plans for us for our angels. Keep the faith and hopes high.


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A/C Drainage
Hopefully, it's just a leaking pvc pipe that's not putting any water on the inside.
Second, the drain pipe might be a slow drain such that it allows some drain water to escape through it, but not enough so that the drainage tray overflows. It is very common because AC drains are slow drains that rarely get flushed out with a large volume of water, which helps prevent organic and inorganic build-up from forming. I had to use several applications of Drano foaming Pipe cleaner on my AC drain pipe recently, which eventually cleared out my AC drain that the previous owners had neglected for 30 years.
Liquid Plumber is probably the wrong product to use on an evaporator coil/drain tray, although I am not so sure it will cause more problems. The commercial cleaning solutions used to clean evaporator coils often contain muratic acid, which is a stronger, more caustic acid than the acid in Liquid Plumber. Using it a few times over the life of the coil to clean the coil should not ruin the coil or the drains. It is only when people use Liquid Plumber-type acids FREQUENTLY that people inadvertantly ruin their drain pipes.
Nonetheless, your problem on an A/C drain pipes is probably not a clog (for which Liquid Plumber or lye would be used) but a SLOW DRAIN due to build-up in the pipes, for which there are other, less caustic products designed to cling to build-up, remove it, and then harmlessly wash away (like the Drano foaming pipe cleaner).
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Don't ground your kitty, let her fly in this easy and fun to build cardboard airplane. Give her a place to hide and a chance to let her imagination soar. With a spinning propeller, who needs a Sopwith Camel when you have this plane to patrol the skies?
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Width 29.2 in.
Height 14.6 in.
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