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#! code: Drupal 10: Programatically Injecting Context Into Blocks

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Context definitions in Drupal are really useful when you want to inject context into your plugins and I have been using them for a little while now. It has made building custom blocks to add content to pages much easier as I don’t need to copy the same block of code to find an entity of a particular sort into the block plugin.

One problem I encountered when using this technique was when trying to programatically create and render a block. The problem was that the context wasn’t available in the block when it was used in this way, and it took me a little investigation to find out how to put all of the pieces together.

Rendering a block programatically is sometimes a necessity to do when you need the block outside of the block’s normal region. You might create a block that collects together the output of a number of blocks, which allows you to template them together in a very precise way. You might also need to print out a block without having to create a region on a page.

There are a few steps involved in getting things working in this way. In this article I will show how to print blocks programatically, and how to do so using context.

To show the problem in detail, let’s take an example of a block called UserContextBlock that has a user entity as the available context. This is a custom block, created in a custom module.

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solidity gem – (fuzzy quick & dirty) parser for (crypto) contracts for ethereum & co.

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Hello, in the ongoing crypto winter programming series in ruby I added yet another gem, that is, solidity that ships with a (fuzzy quick & dirty) parser for the solidity (contract) programming language. What’s the point? The first usage sample is to generate outlines from contract sources – see some real-world examples in the readme. Happy blockchaining with ruby. Cheers. Prost.

Execute-only status report

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Theo de Raadt (deraadt@) posted
to tech@ a
status report
(and 2
test programs)
regarding execute-only (xonly).
The report begins:

We've made good progress in the xonly effort so here's a small summary.

architectures crossed over completely

	arm64 - X bit without implied R in mmu
	riscv64  - X bit without implied R in mmu
	amd64 - using hardware 'PKU' feature
	powerpc64 - using feature similar to PKU
	hppa - using gateway feature

Budgie 10.7 released

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Budgie 10.7 is a brand new release series for Budgie Desktop, featuring major re-architectures, new APIs for extensibility, and polish to the user experience. For a point release, there’s a lot of changes, improvements, and new features in here, as the release notes detail. The changes are all over the place – from a brand new application indexer to replace libgnome-menus, to dual-GPU support, notification improvements, general UX improvements, and much more.

How to make Mini Oscilloscope

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In this video, we’ll show you how to make a mini oscilloscope using a few cheap and easy materials. This oscilloscope is a great tool for testing circuit configurations and measuring electrical signals.

By learning how to make a mini oscilloscope, you’ll be able to troubleshoot complicated circuits and measure electrical signals more accurately. This is a great skill to have if you’re looking to enter the electrical engineering field or work in related fields. So don’t delay, watch this video and learn how to make a mini oscilloscope!

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Code
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