am Israël, in terram pro qua levavi manum meam ut darem eam patribus vestris. 43 Et recordabimini ibi viarum vestrarum, et omnium scelerum vestrorum, quibus polluti estis in eis: et displicebitis vobis in conspectu vestro, in omnibus malitiis vestris quas fecistis. 44 Et scietis quia ego Dominus, cum benefecero vobis propter nomen meum, et non secundum vias vestras malas, neque secundum scelera vestra pessima, domus Israël, ait Dominus Deus.
49 καὶ εἶπα μηδαμῶς κύριε κύριε αὐτοὶ λέγουσιν πρός με οὐχὶ παραβολή ἐστιν λεγομένη αὕτη 49 Alas for pity, Lord God, said I, they are complaining already that I speak to them only in parables! 49 Et dixi: A, a, a, Domine Deus: ipsi dicunt de me: Numquid non per parabolas loquitur iste?
[1] It seems possible there has been an omission here, such as is very likely to occur in a passage full of repetitions. Verse 24 seems to deal with an existing situation (not with a future situation, like Deut. 4.27, etc.); and if so, the threat of dispersal would more naturally be uttered against a people already settled in Chanaan.
[2] vv. 25, 26. This passage cannot mean that Almighty God commanded the sacrifice of children; cf. Jer. 32,35.  ‘Laws they should have’, ‘they should stain themselves’; literally, ‘I gave them laws’, ‘I stained them’.
[3] This verse contains a (probably fanciful) derivation of the usual Hebrew word for ‘hill-shrines’. It is perhaps intended to emphasize the fact that the shrines were still used in the prophet’s own day, in spite of all the punishments Israel had experienced.
[4] It seems clear that there is an omission after this verse, unless indeed the text of it has been incorrectly transmitted.Cats seem to have a sense about when they don't have much time left and most will exhibit end-of-life symptoms. These signs can be hard to spot until it's very close to the end, or they may be very noticeable. Either way, make sure your pet stays comfortable at all times and if possible, have a vet nearby to help you with the cremation or burial.
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Eating & Drinking
Many cats stop eating or drinking before they pass away. Even favourite treats won't tempt them anymore. Be aware, though, that just because a cat doesn't have an appetite, doesn't mean it's dying. Sometimes a cat is just not hungry. However, if a day or more goes by without your pet eating anything at all, it may be time to take it to the vet.
Behaviour
A dying cat may seek solitude, or it may want to be very close to someone it is attached to. This is a comfort mechanism and one that can be hard to spot, especially if the cat usually follows a particular person around. Be on the lookout for an abnormally 'clingy' cat, or a cat that can't be found at all if that is not its usual behaviour.
Seizures
Some cats experience seizures before they pass on. These can last just a few minutes or several hours, depending on the cat and the circumstances. Seizures are caused by the nerves and muscles shutting down in the body as it goes through the stages of death. Make sure that everyone leaves the animal alone when these seizures take place to avoid getting bitten or scratched as the cat may become very scared and lash out. If a cat has been having seizures for several hours, take it to a vet. It may be easier on the cat, as well as the owners, to have it put to sleep.
Grooming
Many cats will not have the energy to keep up with grooming and will begin to look unkempt and dishevelled. You may be able to brush out your pet's fur to make it more comfortable and clean as it goes through the end-of-life process.
Breathing
You may begin to hear some gurgling sounds as the cat's respiratory system shuts down. There may also be long pauses between intakes of breath. Some cats may start wheezing hours or even days before they actually pass on. This can be a sign that a cat's body is starting to shut itself off.
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import { Length } from "../unit/Length";
import { isFunction } from "../../util/functions/func";
import { Item } from "./Item";

export class RectItem {

    constructor (json) {
        this.json = this.convert({...this.getDefaultObject(),...json})

        return new Proxy(this, {
            get: (target, key) => {
                var originMethod = target[key];
                if (isFunction(originMethod)) { // method tracking
                    return (...args) => {
                        return originMethod.apply(target, args);
                    }
                } else {
                    // getter or json property 
                    return originMethod || target.json[key]
                }
            },
            set: (target, key, value) => {
                if (this.checkField(key, value)) {
                    target.json[key] = value 
                } else {
                    throw new Error(`${value} is invalid as ${key} property value.`)
                }

                return true; 
            }
        })
    }

    //////////////////////
    //
    // getters 
    //
    ///////////////////////
    get screenX () { return this.json.x }
    get screenY () { return this.json.y }
    get screenX2 () { return Length.px(this.screenX.value + this.json.width.value) }
    get screenY2 () { return Length.px(this.screenY.value + this.json.height.value) }    
    get screenWidth () { return this.json.width;  }
    get screenHeight () { return this.json.height;  }    

    get centerX () { 
        var half = 0; 
        if (this.json.width.value!= 0) {
            half = Math.floor(this.json.width.value / 2)
        }
        return Length.px(this.screenX.value + half) 
    }
    get centerY () { 
        var half = 0; 
        if (this.json.height.value!= 0) {
            half = Math.floor(this.json.height.value / 2)
        }
        
        return Length.px(this.screenY.value + half) 
    }    

    get screenRect () {
        return {
            left: this.screenX,
            top: this.screenY,
            width: this.screenWidth,
            height: this.screenHeight
        }
    }

    toString() {
        return JSON.stringify(this.screenRect);
    }

    /**
     * clone Item 
     */
    clone () {
        var json = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(this.json));

        return new RectItem(json);
    }

    getDefaultObject(obj = {}) {
        return {
            x: Length.px(0),
            y: Length.px(0),
            width: Length.px(0),
            height: Length.px(0)
        }
    }

    /**
     * set json content 
     * 
     * @param {object} obj 
     */
    reset (obj) {

        if (obj instanceof Item) {
            obj = obj.toJSON()
        }

        this.json = this.convert({...this.json,...obj})
    }

    convert (json) {

        json.width = Length.parse(json.width)
        json.height = Length.parse(json.height)
        json.x = Length.parse(json.x)
        json.y = Length.parse(json.y)        

        return json
    } 


    checkInArea (area) {

        if (area.width.value === 0) {return false; }
        if (area.height.value === 0) {return false; } 
        if (area.screenX2.value < this.screenX.value) { return false; }
        if (area.screenY2.value < this.screenY.value) { return false; }
        if (area.screenX.value > this.screenX2.value) { return false; }
        if (area.