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To obtain access to files in Perforce depots, you define connections to servers. Using the connections, you can browse the contents of Perforce servers in the P4 Connections view. By default, all files in the depot are displayed, but typically you have access only to a subset of the files (depending on how your Perforce client view is defined). To display only the file to which you have access, click and choose Filter by Client Workspace from P4 Connections view menu.
When browsing a server, you can right-click files and folders and perform the following tasks:
To import a project:
To update all the imported projects from the connection: in the P4 Connections view, right-click the connection and choose Sync Imported Projects. All the imported projects from the connection are updated with the most recent file revisions from the server.
To retrieve a project's files from the depot: in the Navigator view, right-click the project and choose Team > Get Latest Revision. The most recent file revisions are copied to your workspace.
To retrieve a specific revision of a file: in the Navigator view, right-click the file and choose Team > Get Revision.... Specify dates as: yyyy/mm/dd:hh:mm:ss or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss (with a space or colon between the date and the time). To specify the current date and time, type now.
Note:


SupportedLeague
public enum SupportedLeague : Int, CaseIterable
Undocumented
-
World Championship
Declaration
Swift
case worlds = 297
-
Mid-Season Invitational
Declaration
Swift
case msi = 300
-
Rift Rivals: LCK v LPL v LMS
Declaration
Swift
case rr_lck_lpl_lms = 4097
-
Rift Rivals: NA v EU
Declaration
Swift
case rr_na_eu = 2107
-
Rift Rivals: LLN v CLS v CBLOL
Declaration
Swift
case rr_lln_cls_cblol = 2133
-
Rift Rivals: LCL v TCL v VCS
Declaration
Swift
case rr_lcl_tcl_vcs = 2132
-
Rift Rivals: SEA(GPL) v LJL v OPL
Declaration
Swift
case rr_gpl_ljl_opl = 2108
-
LCS (NALCS)
Declaration
Swift
case na = 4198
-
NALCS (old LCS)
Declaration
Swift
case nalcs = 289
-
NA Academy
Declaration
Swift
case naacademy = 4104
-
NA Challenger (old Academy)
Declaration
Swift
case nachallenger = 291
-
LEC (EULCS)
Declaration
Swift
case eu = 4197
-
EULCS (old LEC)
Declaration
Swift
case eulcs = 290
-
EU Masters
Declaration
Swift
case eumasters = 4139
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case euchallenger = 292
-
SuperLiga Orange
Declaration
Swift
case lvp_slo = 4213
-
LCK
Declaration
Swift
case lck = 293
-
Challenger Korea
Declaration
Swift
case koreachallenger = 4142
-
LPL
Declaration
Swift
case lpl = 294
-
LMS (LoL Masters Series)
Declaration
Swift
case lms = 295
-
GPL (Garena Premier League)
Declaration
Swift
case gpl = 4180
-
CBLOL
Declaration
Swift
case cblol = 302
-
LCL
Declaration
Swift
case lcl = 4004
-
LJL
Declaration
Swift
case ljl = 2092
-
LLA (Liga Latinoamerica)
Declaration
Swift
case lla = 4199
-
LLN (Liga Latinoamerica Norte)
Declaration
Swift
case lln = 1002
-
CLS (Copa Latinoamerica Norta)
Declaration
Swift
case cls = 305
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case opl = 301
-
Turkish Champions League
Declaration
Swift
case tcl = 1003
-
Turkish Promotion League
Declaration
Swift
case tcs = 1089
-
VCS (Vietnam Championship Series)
Declaration
Swift
case vcs = 4141


Post-parsing
BaseCommand.php
block.textformat.php
Canale.php
CanaleCommand.php
Cdl.php
chisiamo.tpl.php
common.php
contribute.tpl.php
DB.php
dbase.php
debug.tpl.php
Error.php
error.tpl.php
Facolta.php
facolta.tpl.php
fbsql.php
footer_index.tpl.php
function.assign.php
function.assign_debug_info.php
function.counter.php
function.cycle.php
function.debug.php
function.eval.php
function.fetch.php
function.html_checkboxes.php
function.html_image.php
function.html_options.php
function.html_radios.php
function.html_select_date.php
function.html_select_time.php
function.html_table.php
function.mailto.php
function.math.php
function.popup.php
function.popup_init.php
header_index.tpl.php
home.tpl.php
HTML.php
ibase.php
ifx.php
Krono.php
latest_news.tpl.php
Login.php
Logout.php
main.conf.php
manifesto.tpl.php
modifier.capitalize.php
modifier.cat.php
modifier.count_characters.php
modifier.count_paragraphs.php
modifier.count_sentences.php
modifier.count_words.php
modifier.date_format.php
modifier.debug_print_var.php
modifier.default.php
modifier.ereg_replace.php
modifier.escape.php
modifier.indent.php
modifier.lower.php
modifier.nl2br.php
modifier.regex_replace.php
modifier.replace.php
modifier.spacify.php
modifier.string_format.php
modifier.strip.php
modifier.strip_tags.php
modifier.truncate.php
modifier.upper.php
modifier.wordwrap.php
msql.php
mssql.php
mysql.php
News.php
news.tpl.php
NewsItem.php
oci8.php
odbc.php
outputfilter.trimwhitespace.php
PEAR.php
pgsql.php
PHPUnit.php
RepeatedTest.php
Request.php
Ruolo.php
SetupDecorator.php
shared.escape_special_chars.php
shared.make_timestamp.php
ShowContacts.php
ShowContribute.php
ShowError.php
ShowFacolta.php
ShowHome.php
ShowManifesto.php
ShowNewsLatest.php
ShowQuestions.php
ShowRules.php
Smarty.class.php
sqlite.php
storage.php
sybase.php
tabellina_contatto.tpl.php
TemplateEngine.php
TestCase.php
TestDecorator.php
TestResult.php
TestSuite.php
TestTemplate.php
TestUnit.php
test_Error.php
UniversiboCommand.php
User.php
_UnitTest_StringEsempioUsoPhpUnit.php
_UnitTest_User.php
avviso_notice.tpl.php
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BaseCommand.php
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block.textformat.php
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Canale.php
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Errors:
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CanaleCommand.php
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Cdl.php
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chisiamo.tpl.php
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common.php
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contribute.tpl.php
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DB.php
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dbase.php
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debug.tpl.php
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Error.php
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error.tpl.php
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Facolta.php
Warnings:
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facolta.tpl.php
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fbsql.php
Warnings:
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footer_index.tpl.php
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function.assign.php
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function.assign_debug_info.php
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function.counter.php
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function.cycle.php
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function.debug.php
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function.eval.php
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function.fetch.php
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function.html_checkboxes.php
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function.html_image.php
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function.html_options.php
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function.html_radios.php
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function.html_select_date.php
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function.html_select_time.php
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function.html_table.php
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function.mailto.php
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function.math.php
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function.popup.php
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function.popup_init.php
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header_index.tpl.php
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home.tpl.php
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HTML.php
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ibase.php
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ifx.php
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Krono.php
Warnings:
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Errors:
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+ possible values:
+ it -> italian (dd-mm-yyyy)
+ en,std -> international (mm-dd-yyyy)
+ ansi -> used in dbase and other source (yyyy-mm-dd)"
latest_news.tpl.php
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Login.php
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Logout.php
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main.conf.php
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manifesto.tpl.php
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modifier.capitalize.php
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modifier.cat.php
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modifier.count_characters.php
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modifier.count_paragraphs.php
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modifier.count_sentences.php
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modifier.count_words.php
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modifier.date_format.php
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modifier.debug_print_var.php
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modifier.default.php
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modifier.ereg_replace.php
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modifier.escape.php
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modifier.indent.php
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modifier.lower.php
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modifier.nl2br.php
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modifier.regex_replace.php
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modifier.replace.php
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modifier.spacify.php
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modifier.string_format.php
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modifier.strip.php
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modifier.strip_tags.php
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modifier.truncate.php
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modifier.upper.php
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modifier.wordwrap.php
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msql.php
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mssql.php
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mysql.php
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News.php
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news.tpl.php
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BUFR (Binary Universal Form for the Representation of meteorological data) is a World Meteorological Organization (WMO) standard for storing observational data (aka sequence or in-situ data). BUFR is self-describing data format and can store a large amount of data and metadata in a small amount of disk space by using look-up tables and bit-by-bit packing. Bufrscan is an external GrADS utility that reads BUFR messages and prints out ascii values.
Individual elements of a BUFR message are uniquely described by three numbers: F, X, and Y. F is a type indicator and may be 0, 1, 2, or 3. X is a class or category indicator and varies between 0 and 63. Y indicates an entry within an X class, and varies between 0 and 255. The F,X,Y trio provides the required decoder table reference, so that the data value may be retrieved from the BUFR element. A group of BUFR elements forms a subset; a group of subsets forms a message; any number of messages may be concatenated together to form a BUFR file.
The syntax for bufrscan is as follows:
bufrscan [-h] [-d] tablepath filename
Where:
-h |
Prints the BUFR message headers (default) |
-d |
Prints the BUFR message contents |
tablepath |
Directory containing BUFR decoding tables (e.g. /usr/local/grads/lib/tables) |
filename |
BUFR message file to be decoded |
When using the -h option to print out the headers, the output from bufrscan will list the F, X, Y values for each element as well as the type of information in the element (given in parentheses). For elements that are type 'numeric' or 'text', a variable name and description are also printed. (Example header output)
When using the -d option to print out the data, the output from bufrscan will list message number, subset number (in parentheses), replication factor [in square brackets], the F,X,Y values, and then the decoded data value. (Example data output)
Many BUFR files also contain a lookup table that was designed
to be used with the data in the file. The tables are packed into the BUFR format
the same way the data are. If a BUFR file contains a decoding table, the information
in that table will override the lookup values in the standard decoding tables
underneath the tablepath
directory.
There is a GrADS interface for BUFR, which means that BUFR data can be read directly in their native format and are handled as a GrADS station data set with all the associated display an analysis capabilities. GrADS requires a specially-formatted descriptor file to read BUFR data; the output from bufrscan is used to compose the descriptor file. The document on the BUFR Format has more information on how to generate BUFR descriptor files.


All you need to start using require.js in the browser.
A zip file containing a sample project that uses jQuery and RequireJS.
r.js: use this file if you want to code to the RequireJS module format in Node or Rhino.
Use in Node
Requires Node 0.4.0 or higher. The Node instructions explain how to use it. It includes all the code needed for RequireJS to function with Node.
index.js: the standard HTTP server-based Hello World app for Node, but coded to work with the r.js adapter. Download it in the same directory as r.js and then run this command:
node r.js index.js
Then you can go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/ and see "Hello World" printed after about 2 seconds.
Use in Rhino
The r.js adapter also runs under Rhino. Use it like so, where main.js is your application's top level file:
java -jar path/to/rhino/js.jar r.js main.js
A zip file that is the optimization tool for RequireJS. It also includes the full source for RequireJS.
These are useful loader plugins that have the same license terms as require.js itself. Download the plugin file and place it as a sibling to your "data-main" main.js script.
Load text files and treat them as dependencies. Great for loading templates. The text strings can be inlined in an optimized build when the optimizer is used.
Load script in the order specified in the dependency array. Useful for existing scripts that have implied dependencies instead of calling define() to create modular code.
Load files written in CoffeeScript. Includes a version of CoffeeScript, only this one file is needed. With this plugin, it is easy to code in CoffeeScript in the browser, it can participate in the optimizer optimizations, and it works in Node and Rhino via the RequireJS adapter. This is the best way to do cross-environment, modular CoffeeScript. The project home has more information on how to use it.
Load string bundles used in internationalization (i18n) that are made up of separate country/language/locale-specific bundles.


Class ContainerControlledLifetimeManager
Unity returns the same instance each time the Resolve(...) method is called or when the dependency mechanism injects the instance into other classes.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Unity.Lifetime
Assembly: Unity.Abstractions.dll
Syntax
public class ContainerControlledLifetimeManager : SynchronizedLifetimeManager, IDisposable, IInstanceLifetimeManager, IFactoryLifetimeManager, ITypeLifetimeManager
Remarks
Per Container lifetime allows a registration of an existing or resolved object as a scoped singleton in the container it was created or registered. In other words this instance is unique within the container it war registered with. Child or parent containers could have their own instances registered for the same contract.
When the ContainerControlledLifetimeManager is disposed, the instance is disposed with it.
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceContainerControlledLifetimeManager()
Declaration
public ContainerControlledLifetimeManager()
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceValue
An instance of the object this manager is associated with.
Declaration
protected object Value
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Object | This field holds a strong reference to the associated object. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceScope
Declaration
public object Scope { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Object |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceDispose(Boolean)
Standard Dispose pattern implementation.
Declaration
protected override void Dispose(bool disposing)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boolean | disposing | Always true, since we don't have a finalizer. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetValue(ILifetimeContainer)
Retrieves a value from the backing store associated with this Lifetime policy.
Declaration
public override object GetValue(ILifetimeContainer container = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ILifetimeContainer | container | The container this lifetime is associated with |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Object | the object desired, or null if no such object is currently stored. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnCreateLifetimeManager()
Implementation of CreateLifetimePolicy() policy.
Declaration
protected override LifetimeManager OnCreateLifetimeManager()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LifetimeManager | A new instance of the same lifetime manager of appropriate type |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceRemoveValue(ILifetimeContainer)
Remove the given object from backing store.
Declaration
public override void RemoveValue(ILifetimeContainer container = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ILifetimeContainer | container | The container this lifetime belongs to |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceSetValue(Object, ILifetimeContainer)
Stores the given value into backing store for retrieval later.
Declaration
public override void SetValue(object newValue, ILifetimeContainer container = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | newValue | The object being stored. |
| ILifetimeContainer | container | The container this lifetime is associated with |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceSynchronizedGetValue(ILifetimeContainer)
Performs the actual retrieval of a value from the backing store associated with this Lifetime policy.
Declaration
protected override object SynchronizedGetValue(ILifetimeContainer container = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ILifetimeContainer | container | Instance of the lifetime's container |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Object | the object desired, or null if no such object is currently stored. |
Overrides
Remarks
This method is invoked by GetValue(ILifetimeContainer) after it has acquired its lock.
SynchronizedSetValue(Object, ILifetimeContainer)
Performs the actual storage of the given value into backing store for retrieval later.
Declaration
protected override void SynchronizedSetValue(object newValue, ILifetimeContainer container = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | newValue | The object being stored. |
| ILifetimeContainer | container | Instance of the lifetime's container |
Overrides
Remarks
This method is invoked by SetValue(Object, ILifetimeContainer) before releasing its lock.
ToString()
This method provides human readable representation of the lifetime
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | Name of the lifetime |


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Extract headers of markdown or rmarkdown files as an outline.
outline(pattern = "*.[R]*md", path = ".", remove_curly_bracket = FALSE, savefile = TRUE, savefilename = "outline.md", backup = TRUE, bookdown_style = TRUE, keep_eq = FALSE, method = c("regexpr", "pandoc"))
| pattern | an optional regular expression for filtering the input files. See |
|---|---|
| path | character. The path of the folder which contains the input file(s). |
| remove_curly_bracket | logical. Whether to remove #ID in the headers of the markdown file (usually in a 'bookdown' https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown project). |
| savefile | logical. Whether to save the output as a markdown file. |
| savefilename | character. Valid when savefile == TRUE. |
| backup | logical. Whether the existing target file, if any, should be saved as backups. |
| bookdown_style | logical. whether the markdown files are in bookdown style, i.e. index.Rmd at the beginning, |
| keep_eq | logical. whether to keep LaTeX equations. |
| method | "regexpr" uses regular expressions, 'pandoc' uses pandoc to find the headings. |
a vector of strings showing outline of a markdown document or book.
#>#> [1] "# Introduction {#introduction}" #> [2] "## What is 'bookdown' {#what_is__bookdown_}" #> [3] "## What is ['bookdownplus'](https://github.com/pzhaonet/bookdownplus) {#what_is__bookdownplus_}" #> [4] "## Why 'bookdownplus' {#why__bookdownplus_}" #> [5] "## Giants' Shoulders {#giants__shoulders}" #> [6] "# Quick Start {#quick_start}" #> [7] "## Preparation {#preparation}" #> [8] "## Installation of 'bookdownplus' {#installation_of__bookdownplus_}" #> [9] "## How to use {#how_to_use}" #> [10] "## More output formats" #> [11] "## More templates" #> [12] "## A magic trick" #> [13] "## Recommendations" #> [14] "# Basic {#basic}" #> [15] "## Markdown Syntax {#markdown_syntax}" #> [16] "### What is Markdown {#what_is_markdown}" #> [17] "### Basic syntax {#basic_syntax}" #> [18] "### Chapters {#chapters}" #> [19] "### Figures and tables {#figures_and_tables}" #> [20] "### References {#references}" #> [21] "### Theorems, lemma, definitions, etc. {#theorems__lemma__definitions__etc_}" #> [22] "### Export Word document {#export_word_document}" #> [23] "### Equations numbering {#equations_numbering}" #> [24] "## R, RStudio and bookdown {#r__rstudio_and_bookdown}" #> [25] "## LaTeX and Pandoc {#latex_and_pandoc}" #> [26] "## Workflow {#workflow}" #> [27] "# Simple {#simple}" #> [28] "# Lifestyle {#lifestyle}" #> [29] "## Journal {#journal}" #> [30] "## Poem book {#poem_book}" #> [31] "## Music {#music}" #> [32] "# Office {#office}" #> [33] "## Mail {#mail}" #> [34] "### Arguments for mail content" #> [35] "### Mail themes" #> [36] "## Calendar {#calendar}" #> [37] "# Academic {#academic}" #> [38] "## Articles {#articles}" #> [39] "## Thesis {#thesis}" #> [40] "## Poster {#poster}" #> [41] "## Chemistry {#chemistry}" #> [42] "# Advanced {#advanced}" #> [43] "## Chinese {#chinese}" #> [44] "## Mind Map {#mind_map}" #> [45] "## Create Your Own Templates {#customize}" #> [46] "# FAQ {#faq}" #> [47] "# Bibliography {-}"outline(path = path, remove_curly_bracket = TRUE)#>#> [1] "# Introduction " #> [2] "## What is 'bookdown' " #> [3] "## What is ['bookdownplus'](https://github.com/pzhaonet/bookdownplus) " #> [4] "## Why 'bookdownplus' " #> [5] "## Giants' Shoulders " #> [6] "# Quick Start " #> [7] "## Preparation " #> [8] "## Installation of 'bookdownplus' " #> [9] "## How to use " #> [10] "## More output formats" #> [11] "## More templates" #> [12] "## A magic trick" #> [13] "## Recommendations" #> [14] "# Basic " #> [15] "## Markdown Syntax " #> [16] "### What is Markdown " #> [17] "### Basic syntax " #> [18] "### Chapters " #> [19] "### Figures and tables " #> [20] "### References " #> [21] "### Theorems, lemma, definitions, etc. " #> [22] "### Export Word document " #> [23] "### Equations numbering " #> [24] "## R, RStudio and bookdown " #> [25] "## LaTeX and Pandoc " #> [26] "## Workflow " #> [27] "# Simple " #> [28] "# Lifestyle " #> [29] "## Journal " #> [30] "## Poem book " #> [31] "## Music " #> [32] "# Office " #> [33] "## Mail " #> [34] "### Arguments for mail content" #> [35] "### Mail themes" #> [36] "## Calendar " #> [37] "# Academic " #> [38] "## Articles " #> [39] "## Thesis " #> [40] "## Poster " #> [41] "## Chemistry " #> [42] "# Advanced " #> [43] "## Chinese " #> [44] "## Mind Map " #> [45] "## Create Your Own Templates " #> [46] "# FAQ " #> [47] "# Bibliography "


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width
property to an element in flexbox the elements will adapt this size in the container, but if the container is too small to contain the size that you gave so the elements will stretch in the container.width; 600px
to our elements but the container is too small to contain this size so in flexbox because of flex-wrap: nowrap
the elements stretch to fill the container instead of returning to the line.flex-wrap
property acts on the return to the line of your elements.flex-wrap: wrap


SPECIES II
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: *1/2 OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 4/10/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:30 MPAA Classification: R (Extreme gore and violence, graphic sex, nudity, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Michael Madsen, Natasha Henstridge, Marg Helgenberger, Justin Lazard, Mykelti Williamson, George Dzundza, James Cromwell Director: Peter Medak Producer: Frank Mancuso Jr. Screenplay: Chris Brancato Cinematography: Matthew F. Leonetti Music: Edward Shearmur U.S. Distributor: MGM
The first SPECIES was a moderately-successful science fiction yarn that diverted audiences with some nifty special effects, a few well- paced action sequences, and frequent views of model-turned-actress Natasha Henstridge sans clothing. However, it was definitely not a movie that cried out for a sequel. And, considering the quality of SPECIES 2, it's obvious that MGM should have stopped while they were ahead. The only thing that distinguishes SPECIES 2 is how awful it is.
If you throw away the plot, which is characterized by a blatant disregard for intelligence, logic, coherence, and consistency, SPECIES 2 actually has a few things to recommend it to a select audience. Of course, that audience is primarily comprised of teenage boys (who, at least in theory, shouldn't be able to get into an "R"-rated film) and connoisseurs of bad movies. There's enough blood, gore, simulated sex, and bare flesh in SPECIES 2 to prevent it from ever becoming boring. This is a grade Z exploitation flick that's ripe for the MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 treatment.
Somewhere, someplace, I recall hearing SPECIES 2 described as "erotic." I would love to know who used with that adjective for this movie, because he (or she) has a peculiar notion of eroticism. Sure, there's a lot of sex and nudity, but it's almost always accompanied by the ripping open of a woman's abdomen as an alien baby claws its way free, splattering blood and gore in all directions. Anyone turned on by that is not someone I would care to be sitting next to in a theater.
I suppose the main attraction in SPECIES 2 is Natasha Henstridge (and, to get the obvious question out of the way -- yes, she does remove her top, but only once, and only briefly). Although the character she played in the original SPECIES is dead, government scientists still have the DNA, and, out of what can only be described as a suicidal impulse, they decide to create another clone. This creature, dubbed "Eve" by its creator, Dr. Laura Baker (played by Marg Helgenberger, reprising her role), is genetically engineered to be kinder and more docile.
Meanwhile, man has finally set foot on Mars. A team of three, led by Patrick Ross (Justin Lazard), has traveled to the Red Planet, but when they return to Earth, they bring something with them.  His intention is obviously world domination. Standing in his way is that indomitable soldier of fortune from the first film, Preston Lennox (Michael Madsen), and one of Patrick's fellow astronauts, Dennis Gamble (Mykelti Williamson). But when Patrick learns about Eve, a female of his kind, there's no damping his ardor.
I'm not sure what the budget for SPECIES 2 was, but a significant portion of it must have gone into paying handsome salaries to several recognizable actors (as opposed to being diverted into the special effects). Michael Madsen and Marg Helgenberger, both back for a second round, are clearly on hand to do as little as they can, grab the money, and run. Ditto for James Cromwell, who plays Patrick's father -- "underused" is too kind a word to describe his involvement ("invisible" would be more like it). George Dzundza gets to do a little scenery- chewing as an angry-but-inept general. Meanwhile, Justin Lazard's performance as Patrick is so flat that he makes Natasha Henstridge's limited abilities look good by comparison. The only one in the whole production with any energy is Mykelti Williamson, who is cast in the part of the wisecracking black sidekick.
Complete with cheesy special effects, bare breasts around every narrative corner, and dialogue capable of producing howls of laughter, SPECIES 2 has been dumped into the marketplace without advance screenings for critics. Director Peter Medak, a journeyman film maker with a significant list of mediocre movies on his resume, has added another forgettable title, but at least he appears to have had fun doing it, which is more than can be said of anyone trying to take this film with even a scintilla of seriousness. Do I recommend the movie? Absolutely not, but I will admit that SPECIES 2 is dopey enough that it didn't try my patience to the degree that some pseudo-intellectual bad movies do. Here's hoping there's no SPECIES 3.
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Zeit |
Interpret |
Titel |
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20 h |
Ben Folds Five |
Army |
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Miles Kane |
Rainbow Woman |
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Young Dreams |
Flight 376 |
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Duke Special |
Last Night I Nearly Died |
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Girls |
Substance |
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Andy Lewis |
Yarbles |
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Tony Christie |
Get Christie |
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Bleu |
B.O.S.T.O.N. |
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Mocky |
Chubby Cheeks |
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High Llamas |
Sleeping Spray |
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Beau Brummels |
Don't Make Promises |
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Orwell |
Always |
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Cristian Prommers Drumlesson |
Claire |
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Blue States |
Your Girl |
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21 h |
Sondre Lerche |
Days That Are Over |
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High Llamas |
It Might Aswell Be Dumbo |
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Chris Joss |
Night Scare |
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Mike Curb Congregation |
See You In September |
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June & The Exit Wounds |
How Much I Really Loved You |
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Dust |
Where You Wanna Be |
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Bleu |
How Blue |
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Gabor Szabo |
Breezin' |
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Blow Monkeys |
Staring At The Sea |
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Classics IV |
Sunny |
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Sparklehorse |
Cow |
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Family Dogg |
Sympathy |
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Bobby Hutcherson |
Rain Every Thursday |
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Spiritualized |
Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating |
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Hubert Laws |
Undecided |
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22 h |
Josh Rouse |
Under Cold Blue Stars |
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Komeda |
Cul de sac |
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Radiohead |
Seperator |
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The Zombies |
Don't Try To Explain |
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Oddfellows Casino |
Oddfellow's Wake |
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Malachai |
How You Write |
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Fireflies |
Summer Too Soon |
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The Boo Radleys |
Bullfrog Green (Ultra Living Remix) |
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The Gentle People |
Journey |
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Musee Mecanique |
Under Glass |
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Tony Osborne |
Can I Trust You |
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Donald Fagen |
Maxine |
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The Beach Boys |
Surf's Up |
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The High Llamas |
The Goat (Instrumental) |


Once all team members have scanned in at the location you will receive additional information to proceed.
Instructions: Go to and perform a QR scan.
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Congratulations! You are now in the final stages of training in gaining entry to our elite team of rainforest ecologists.
To successfully complete this exercise, you must demonstrate your knowledge of evolutionary concepts, knowledge of your specialist species, problem solving-skills and ability to work in a team-based environment.
This exercise consists of 6 steps and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. When you are ready to begin, perform a QR scan at the entrance of the simulation lab.
Welcome to the simulation lab
For this exercise, instead of working in your specialty groups (i.e., birds, other mammals, plants & insects, primates), you will be working with people from various specialties as a team. Your team should have at least one expert from each of the specialty groups.
Team assignment:
Team members:
Welcome to the simulation lab
You will be responsible for observing the following organisms within your team.
Organism assignment:
During this exercise, you will be taken back in time to: 200, 150, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2 million years ago (mya). As a team, you will complete a cladogram, by identifying your assigned organism and/or their ancestors at the specified times.
You will receive an orientation from your science teacher. After, your teacher will advance everyone to the next step.
The orientation will begin shortly.
Instructions: There are four different versions of Southeast Asia set at different times in this room: 200, 150, 100, and 50 mya.
When you click ’Next’ your list of assigned organisms will appear. Your task is to determine whether your organisms are present at the time periods and if not, whether their ancestral forms are present.
Time:
Instructions: Choose an organism to begin.
Time:
Organism:
Is the organism present here?
Time:
Organism:
Which of the following is most likely the organism’s ancestor? Click on each organism to read more about it. Click ’Next’ when you are ready to answer the question.
Time:
Organism:
Description:
Time:
Organism:
Which of the following is most likely the organism’s ancestor or predecessor?
Instructions: You and your team members have just completed a survey of the organisms at 200, 150, 100, and 50 mya. Your task now is to review this information together.You and your team members have just completed a survey of the organisms at 25, 10, 5, and 2 mya. Your task now is to review this information together.
Instructions:
Review the cladogram at the front of the room and discuss the following question with your team members. Record your answer below.
Day 1 complete
Your homework is to assign your organisms with possible evolutionary mechanisms at play between the time periods you examined today.
Go to your learning portfolio website to complete your homework, there will be more instructions there.
Log in successful
Welcome to day 2 of your training.
Today’s exercise continues from day 1 and consists of 6 steps. It will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. When you are ready to begin, perform a QR scan at the entrance of the simulation lab.
Welcome to the simulation lab
You will be working with the same team and be responsible for observing the same organisms as on day 1.
The room is currently set at 2 million years ago (mya) - the last time period you examined on day 1. As we transition the room to present day, you will finish completing the cladogram with your team.
You will also identify the various evolutionary mechanisms observed on both day 1 and 2.
Team assignment:
In addition, you will be responsible for observing the following organisms within your team.
Organism assignment:
Instructions: Your task is to review the information for each of your assigned organisms from day 1 and your homework in relation to your organism at 2 mya. You may need to consult your team members to complete this task.
Time: 2 mya
Instructions: Click on an organism to begin.
Time: 2 mya
Organism:
Describe the organism’s main features and the main evolutionary mechanism(s) behind each feature.
Your science teacher will lead you through the simulation lab’s transition from 2 mya to present day. Once it is complete, your teacher will advance everyone to the next step.
The transition will begin shortly.
Instructions: There are two different versions of rainforests in Southeast Asia set at present day: Borneo and Sumatra.
Once you click ’Next’ your list of assigned organisms will appear. Your task is to determine whether your organisms are present at each of the rainforest.
Location:
Instructions: Determine whether the organisms below are present at this location
Instructions: Your task is to brainstorm with your team members and identify the evolutionary mechanisms observed on both day 1 and 2.
Instructions: Discuss the following question amongst your team members. Record the answers that pertain to your assigned organisms. Please be specific (e.g., add a separtate note for each time period).
Based on your observations, homework, and team discussions, what evolutionary forces do you think are at play at the different time periods, as well as in Borneo and Sumatra?
Please explain what you think happened. Please provide evidence.
Day 2 complete
Your homework is to write a reflection on what you examined today and on day 1.
Go to your learning portfolio website to complete your homework, there will be more instructions there.


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- Combine small functions into more complex functions
- Rewards creating small and generic functions
- Defines a pattern for code reuse
const orders = [{paid: false, total: 20}, {paid: true, total: 10}, {paid: true, total: 40}, {paid: false, total: 30}];
const filterUnpaid = orders => orders.filter(order => order.paid);
const getTotals = orders => orders.map(order => order.total);
const sum = values => values.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0);
sum(getTotals(filterUnpaid(orders)));
50
const sumUnpaidTotals = orders => sum(getTotals(filterUnpaid(orders)));
sumUnpaidTotals(orders);
50
const sumUnpaidTotals = orders => sum(getTotals(filterUnpaid(orders)));
// sumUnpaidTotals = sum . getTotals . filterUnpaid
const compose = (...fns) => fns.reduce((cfn, fn) => x => cfn(fn(x)), x => x);
const sumUnpaidTotalsᐟ = compose(sum, getTotals, filterUnpaid);
sumUnpaidTotalsᐟ(orders);
50
- Allows explicitly binding the value of `this`
- Allows chain-style calling of functions
- Does not allow higher-order compose
- TC-39 Stage 0 for about 3 years now...
function filterUnpaid() { return this.filter(order => order.paid); }
function getTotals() { return this.map(order => order.total); }
function sum() { return this.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0); }
orders
::filterUnpaid()
::getTotals()
::sum();
50
const sumUnpaidTotals = orders => orders
::filterUnpaid()
::getTotals()
::sum();
sumUnpaidTotals(orders);
50
- Syntactic sugar over single-argument function call
- Allows chain-style calling of functions
- Might allow higher-order compose
- Not presented to TC-39 yet. Championed since 3 weeks ago.
const filterUnpaid = orders => orders.filter(order => order.paid);
const getTotals = orders => orders.map(order => order.total);
const sum = values => values.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0);
orders
|> filterUnpaid
|> getTotals
|> sum;
50
const sumUnpaidTotals = |> filterUnpaid |> getTotals |> sum;
sumUnpaidTotals(orders);
50
// Maybe... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Allows transforming non-unary functions into unary functions
- Rewards function specialization via partial application
- Leveraged upon higher-order functions
const add = (a, b) => a + b;
const addᐟ = a => b => a + b;
addᐟ(3)(4); // I know... lots of parens...
7
const map = fn => xs => xs.map(fn);
const filter = pr => xs => xs.filter(pr);
const reduce = fn => initial => xs => xs.reduce(fn, initial);
// const filterUnpaid = orders => orders.filter(order => order.paid);
const filterUnpaid = filter(order => order.paid);
// const getTotals = orders => orders.map(order => order.total);
const getTotals = map(order => order.total);
// const sum = values => values.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0);
const sum = reduce((sum, value) => sum + value)(0);
const curry = fn => (...args) => {
const nfn = fn.bind(null, ...args);
return nfn.length ? curry(nfn) : nfn.call();
};
const uncurry = fn =>
(...args) => args.reduce((fn, arg) => fn(arg), fn);
const add = (a, b, c, d) => a + b + c + d;
add(1, 2, 3, 4);
10
const addᐟ = curry(add);
addᐟ(1)(2)(3)(4);
10
addᐟ(1)(2, 3)(4);
10
const addᐟ = a => b => c => d => a + b + c + d;
addᐟ(1)(2)(3)(4);
10
const add = uncurry(addᐟ);
add(1, 2, 3, 4);
10
- Functions should be able to take functions as arguments and return functions as values
- Enables many of the techniques already illustrated
- Requires functions as first-class citizens
- Benefits from lightweight syntax for function declarations (lambdas)
const orders = [{paid: false, total: 20}, {paid: true, total: 10}, {paid: true, total: 40}, {paid: false, total: 30}];
orders.sort((orderA, orderB) => orderA.total - orderB.total);
[{paid: true, total: 10}, {paid: false, total: 20}, {paid: false, total: 30}, {paid: true, total: 40}]
document.getElementById('main').addEventListener('click', function() {
console.log('`main` clicked!');
});
const map = fn => xs => xs.map(fn);
const filter = pr => xs => xs.filter(pr);
const reduce = fn => initial => xs => xs.reduce(fn, initial);
const addᐟ = a => b => c => d => a + b + c + d;
- Refers to the ability to reason mathematically about our code
- Enables refactoring based on code theorems
- Enabled by function purity
const orders = [{paid: false, total: 20}, {paid: true, total: 10}, {paid: true, total: 40}, {paid: false, total: 30}];
const setValue = unitPrice => order => Object.assign(order, {value: order.total * unitPrice});
const toString = order => `${order.total} units for ${order.value}$ (${order.paid ? 'paid' : 'unpaid'})`;
const processOrders = compose(map(toString), map(setValue(5)));
const processOrdersᐟ = map(compose(toString, setValue(5)));
processOrders(orders) == processOrdersᐟ(orders);
true
const orders = [{paid: false, total: 20}, {paid: true, total: 10}, {paid: true, total: 40}, {paid: false, total: 30}];
const paid = order => order.paid;
const large = order => order.total > 25;
const filterOrders = compose(filter(large), filter(paid));
const and = pra => prb => x => pra(x) && prb(x);
const filterOrdersᐟ = filter(and(paid)(large));
filterOrders(orders) == filterOrdersᐟ(orders);
true
- Allows abstracting generic logic into our data types
- Aims to build mathematical structures based on types and operations (algebras)
- Enables equational reasoning
const sum = reduce((sum, value) => sum + value)(0);
const max = reduce((max, value) => Math.max(max, value))(-Infinity);
const compose = reduce((cfn, fn) => x => cfn(fn(x)))(x => x);
function Sum(x) {
this._value = x;
}
Sum.prototype.concat = function(rhs) {
return new Sum(this._value + rhs._value);
};
Sum.empty = () => new Sum(0);
function Max(x) {
this._value = x;
}
Max.prototype.concat = function(rhs) {
return new Max(Math.max(this._value, rhs._value);
};
Max.empty = () => new Max(-Infinity);
function Fun(x) {
this._value = x;
}
Fun.prototype.concat = function(rhs) {
return new Fun(x => this._value(rhs._value(x)));
};
Fun.empty = () => new Fun(x => x);
const foldM = Monoid => reduce((acc, val) => acc.concat(val), Monoid.empty());
const sum = foldM(Sum);
const max = foldM(Max);
const compose = foldM(Fun);
const prod = foldM(Prod);
const flatten = foldM(List);
const join = foldM(Str);
How do we apply Functional Programming?
You already are!
- Promises
- Observables/Streams
- Array.prototype.[map|filter|reduce]
Ok, but how do we do more?
const map = fn => xs => xs.map(fn);
const filter = pr => xs => xs.filter(pr);
const reduce = fn => initial => xs => xs.reduce(fn, initial);
const sum = reduce((sum, value) => sum + value)(0);
const max = reduce((max, value) => Math.max(max, value))(-Infinity);
const compose = reduce((cfn, fn) => x => cfn(fn(x)))(x => x);
const curry = fn => (...args) => {
const nfn = fn.bind(null, ...args);
return nfn.length ? curry(nfn) : nfn.call();
};
const uncurry = fn =>
(...args) => args.reduce((fn, arg) => fn(arg), fn);
const foldM = Monoid => reduce((acc, val) => acc.concat(val), Monoid.empty());
const effect = fn => x => (fn(x), x);
const id = x => x;
const always = x => () => x;
const iif = pr => t => f => x => pr(x) ? t(x) : f(x);
const not = pr => x => !pr(x);
const and = pra => prb => x => pra(x) && prb(x);
const or = pra => prb => x => pra(x) || prb(x);
const equals = x => y => x === y;
const all = pr => xs => xs.reduce((v, x) => v && pr(x), true);
const none = pr => xs => xs.reduce((v, x) => v && !pr(x), true);
const effectP = fn => x => fn(x).then(() => x);
const keys = Object.keys.bind(Object);
const mapO = fn => map => keys(map).reduce((newMap, key) => Object.assign(newMap, {[key]: fn(map[key])}), {});
const map = fn => xs => xs.map(fn);
const filter = pr => xs => xs.filter(pr);
const reduce = fn => xs => xs.reduce(fn);
const flip = fn => b => a => fn(a)(b);
Parametrize all the things
const getOrCreateCustomer = customerData => createCustomer(customerData)
.catch(() => getCustomerByName(customerData));
const getOrCreateUser = userData => createUser(userData)
.catch(() => getUserByEmail(userData));
const makeGetOrCreate = (creator, getter) => modelData => creator(modelData)
.catch(() => getter(modelData));
const getOrCreateCustomerᐟ = makeGetOrCreate(createCustomer, getCustomerByName);
const getOrCreateUserᐟ = makeGetOrCreate(createUser, getUserByEmail);
// getCustomer :: customerId -> Promise Customer
// getCustomerOrders :: customerId -> Promise (List Order)
// getProvider :: providerId -> Promise Provider
// EnhancedCustomer :: { Customer, providers: List Provider }
// getEnhancedCustomer :: customerId -> Promise EnhancedCustomer
const getEnhancedCustomer = customerId => getCustomer(customerId)
.then(customer => {
return getCustomerOrders(customerId)
.then(orders => {
return Promise.all(orders.map(order => getProvider(order.providerId)));
})
.then(providers => {
return Object.assign(customer, {providers});
});
});
// getCustomer :: customerId -> Promise Customer
// getCustomerOrders :: customerId -> Promise (List Order)
// getProvider :: providerId -> Promise Provider
// EnhancedCustomer :: { Customer, providers: List Provider }
// getEnhancedCustomer :: customerId -> Promise EnhancedCustomer
// getCustomerAndOrders :: customerId -> Promise (Pair (Customer, List Order))
// mapOrdersToProviders :: Pair (Customer, List Orders) -> Promise (Pair (Customer, List Provider))
// enhanceCustomer :: Pair (Customer, List Provider) -> Promise EnhancedCustomer
const getEnhancedCustomer = customerId => Promise.resolve(customerId)
.then(getCustomerAndOrders)
.then(mapOrdersToProviders)
.then(enhanceCustomer);
It's functions all the way down...
const p = x => Promise.resolve(x);
const pair = (fnL, fnR) => x => [fnL(x), fnR(x)];
const resolveAll = Promise.all.bind(Promise);
const mapR= fn => pair => [pair[0], fn(pair[1])];
const map = fn => xs => xs.map(fn);
const getCustomerAndOrders = customerId => p(customerId)
.then(pair(getCustomer, getCustomerAndOrders))
.then(resolveAll);
const mapOrdersToProviders = pair => p(pair)
.then(mapR(getProviders))
.then(resolveAll);
const getProviders = orders => p(orders)
.then(map(getOrderProvider))
.then(resolveAll);
const getOrderProvider = order => getProvider(order.providerId);
const enhanceCustomer = ([customer, providers]) => Object.assign(customer, {providers});
const getEnhancedCustomer = customerId => p(customerId)
.then(getCustomerAndOrders)
.then(mapOrdersToProviders)
.then(enhanceCustomer);
function Log(x, l = `${x} was created.`) {
this._value = x;
this._log = l;
}
Log.prototype.chain = function(fn) {
const log = fn(this._value);
return new Log(log._value, `${this._log}\n${log._log}`);
};
const double = x => new Log(x + x, `${x} was doubled.`);
const cube = x => new Log(x * x * x, `${x} was cubed.`);
(new Log(5)).chain(double).chain(cube).chain(double);
Log {_value: 2000, _log: "5 was created.↵5 was doubled.↵10 was cubed.↵1000 was doubled."}
function Random(s) {
this._seed = s;
}
Random.prototype.random = function() {
const rng = seedrandom(this._seed);
return {
random: new Random(rng()),
value: rng()
};
};
const random = random => random.random();
random(new Random(0));
{ random: Random { _seed: 0.038085370776470735 }, value: 0.08624634995353292 }
random(random(new Random(0)).random);
{ random: Random { _seed: 0.9660765498440191 }, value: 0.2928875124398036 }
random(random(random(new Random(0)).random).random);
{ random: Random { _seed: 0.864238791304428 }, value: 0.5300090470550506 }
function Task(fn) {
this._value = fn;
}
Task.prototype.chain = function(fn) {
return new Task((...args) => this._value(...args).then(fn));
};
Task.prototype.run = function(...args) {
return this._value(...args);
};
const getEnhancedCustomer = customerId => p(customerId)
.then(getCustomerAndOrders)
.then(mapOrdersToProviders)
.then(enhanceCustomer);
const getEnhancedCustomerᐟ = customerId => new Task(() => p(customerId))
.chain(getCustomerAndOrders)
.chain(mapOrdersToProviders)
.chain(enhanceCustomer);
const enhancedCustomerPromise = getEnhancedCustomer(1337); // Impure
const enhancedCustomerTask = getEnhancedCustomerᐟ(1337); // Pure
const enhancedCustomerPromiseᐟ = enhancedCustomerTask.run(); // Impure
Array.prototype.concat();
Object.assign();
const computedProperties = property => ({[property]: true});
const commaOperator = person => name => (person.name = name, person);
const rest = (...args) => console.log(args);
const spread = args => console.log(...args);
const arrayDestructuring = ([first, second]) => console.log(first, second);
const objectDestructuring = ({name, id}) => console.log(name, id);


{% extends "_base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
We are a team based at the DataLab at the University of Oxford. We're developing free, open tools for analysing pathology data in the NHS. These will give clinicians simple and actionable insights, to improve patient care and reduce costs. Get involved
Better audit and feedback about test requests in primary care has the potential to improve patient safety and reduce costs significantly:
Our prototype system will focus on primary care. Practices will be able view their requesting rates for many different test types, and the proportion of which came back out of range, in the context of their peers. As well as charts, all data will downloadable for further analysis. We will write a series of papers exploring trends and variation across the data.
Data will be presented on this website, in dashboards similar to the ones we developed for OpenPrescribing (example). As an example, here's how we might show potassium test ordering and results for a single practice:
Anyone with an interest in pathology data should get in touch. At this stage, we're particularly interested in finding partners who want to include their data in the project. Get involved


Conclusion¶
The game of Blackjack has given us an opportunity to further extend and modify a simulation application with a considerable number of classes and objects. These exercises gave us an opportunity to work from a base of software, extending and refining our design.
We omitted concluding exercises which would integrate this package with the
Simulator
and collect statistics. This step, while
necessary, doesn’t include many interesting design decisions. The final
deliverable should be a working application that parses command-line
parameters, creates the required objects, and creates an instance of Simulator
to collect data.
We have specifically omitted delving into the glorious details of specific player strategies. We avoided these details because there are so many. We’ve left it to the interested student to either buy any of the available books on Blackjack or download strategy descriptions from the Internet.
Indeed, one of the more interesting things this simulation can be used for is to create a machine learning environment. An approach like Simulated Annealing could be used to try different strategy variations looking for one that’s optimal.
Next Steps. There are a number of logical next steps for the programmers looking to build skills in object-oriented design. We’ll split these along several broad fronts.
Additional Technology. There are several technology directions that can be pursued for further design experience.
Another area for building skills in design is the implementation of programs that make extensive use of a database. All of the statistical results can be accumulated in a database instead of
.csv
files for analysis.A graphical user interface GUI can be added to show that the simulation is doing something.
A web framework can be used to provide configuration changes and run simulations. Rather than using the command line, a RESTful API can be built to provide alternative strategies or rules.
Application Areas. We selected simulation because it’s part of the historical foundation for object-oriented programming. We selected casino games because they have a reasonable level of complexity.
Clearly, numerous other application areas can be selected as the basis for problems. The number and variety of human endevors that can be automated is quite large.
Moving beyond simulation or doing simulation on something more complex than a casino table game is a good next step.
Additional Depth in Design Patterns. It’s possible to use additional and different design patterns to extend and refine the application that you have built.
Any book or web site on OO design patterns will provide numerous examples of patterns. These can be used for add flexibility to these casino game simulators.
Looking Forward¶
The final part has some overall “fit-and-finish” topics. We’ll look at a number of tools useful for quality assurance. After that, we’ll look at the overall command-line interface for running the application.


News story
The Education and Adoption Bill has passed through Parliament.
New measures allowing swifter intervention where a school is coasting or failing have been approved by Parliament, marking a major milestone in the government’s drive to spread educational excellence everywhere.
Last night (23 February 2016) the Education and Adoption Bill completed its passage through Parliament, sending a clear message that this government delivers on its manifesto commitments.
The bill will see more schools becoming academies - transforming the education system by giving power and responsibility to teachers on the front line, empowering schools themselves to spread excellence everywhere.
Measures within the bill will speed up the transformation of our worst schools, removing bureaucracy and delaying tactics that have made it difficult for successful, expert sponsors to offer support to underperforming schools.
Academies operate under the strictest possible system of oversight and accountability - more robust than in council-run schools - and are challenged to bring about rapid and sustained improvements when they do not reach the high standards we expect.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb said:
No child should have to spend one day more than necessary in an underperforming school and as an urgent matter of social justice we are determined to spread educational excellence to every corner of the country.
The measures in the Education and Adoption Bill will improve the life chances of thousands of children in communities across England.
The bill will raise standards in schools by allowing us to tackle failure from day one, ensuring swift action is taken wherever a school is not providing the high standards of education rightly expected by parents.
The bill will now go to Her Majesty the Queen for royal assent, which when given will turn the bill into an act of Parliament. The measures in the bill will come into force as soon as possible after the bill receives royal assent.
Published: 24 February 2016


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The BitNami Project was created to help spread the adoption of freely
available, high quality Open Source web applications. BitNami aims to make
it easier than ever to discover, download and install Open Source software such
as document and content management systems, wikis and blogging software.
You can learn more about BitNami at http://bitnami.org
Redmine is a flexible project management web application. Written using Ruby on Rails framework, it is cross-platform and cross-database. Redmine is open source and released under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 (GPL).
You can learn more about Redmine at http://redmine.org
The BitNami Redmine Stack is an installer that greatly simplifies the
installation of Redmine and runtime dependencies. It includes ready-to-run
versions of Apache, MySQL and Ruby On Rails. BitNami Redmine Stack is distributed for free
under the Apache 2.0 license.
You can learn more about BitNami Stacks at http://bitnami.org/stacks/
To enter the application please click on the link at the top of the page.
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\[ E = -\frac{1}{64|\Lambda|} \sum_{n\in\Lambda}\sum_{\mu<\nu} \big(\tilde{C}_{\mu\nu}(n)\big)^2. \]
The \(F_{\mu\nu}\) is the clover. More...
#include <energydensity.h>
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| EnergyDensity (bool storeFlowObservable) | |
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| void | calculate (Lattice< SU3 > *lattice, unsigned int iObs) |
| Correlator::calculate calculates a observable. More... | |
| void | printStatistics () |
| Correlator::printStatistics prints statistics from ObservableStorer. More... | |
| std::string | getObservableName () |
| void | runStatistics () |
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| Correlator (bool storeFlowObservable) | |
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| virtual void | writeObservableToFile (double acceptanceRatio) |
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| virtual void | writeFlowObservablesToFile (unsigned int iFlow) |
| Correlator::writeFlowObservablesToFile. More... | |
| virtual void | printObservable (unsigned int iObs) |
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Solely calculates the energy density as given by,
\[ E = -\frac{1}{64|\Lambda|} \sum_{n\in\Lambda}\sum_{\mu<\nu} \big(\tilde{C}_{\mu\nu}(n)\big)^2. \]
The \(F_{\mu\nu}\) is the clover.
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Correlator::calculate calculates a observable.
| lattice | pointer to lattice of SU3 matrices |
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Asian Style Chicken with Sticky Sauce
Asian style crispy coated chicken with sweetish sauce recipe. Served with boiled rice.
Ingredients
Chicken with crispy coating
- Around 14 ounces or 400 grams of chicken breast
- 1 Egg
- 3 tbsp of cornflour
- 10 tbsp all-purpose flour
- ½ tsp garlic powder
- 2 tsp paprika powder
- Around 5 tbsp of vegetable oil for frying the chicken
Sauce
- 1 tbsp sesame oil
- 2 garlic cloves, mashed to paste.
- 1 tbsp Chinese rice vinegar or alternatively white wine vinegar
- 3 tbsp honey
- 2 tbsp ketchup
- 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 4 tbsp soy sauce
Directions
- Prepare the sauce by mixing the indgredients together in a bowl.
- Cut the chicken into bite sized pieces.
- Place all-purpose flour in a shallow bowl. Mix in garlic powder as well as salt and pepper, ½ tsp each.
- Place lightly beaten egg in another shallow bowl.
- Coat the chicken in corn flour, dip it in egg and finally coat with seasoned all purpose-flour.
- Heat a good amount of oil on a pan to fry the chicken in. The oil should be hot enough so that the chicken sizzles when placed in the pan. You may want to do this in a couple of batches depending on the size of your pan.
- Fry until chicken is cooked and has a nice golden-brownish coating.
- Pour out excess oil, put the sauce in and mix to coat the chicken. Or place the chicken in a bowl with kitchen towels and do another batch.
- Let the sauce bubble for one or two minutes and you’re done.
- Serve with boiled rice.
Contribution
- pazu
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Recipe tags:
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new Hubabuba(callbackUrl, options)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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callbackUrl |
String | the url to use as the callback |
options |
Object | options to be applied to this instance options: bool debug - turns on debug mdoe to allow diagnosing issues (false) function verification - callback function with the subscription item allows customization about whether a (un)subscription is allowed by returning a bool (always return true) secret - a string to use as part of the HMAC, as per working draft this should only be used for hubs running on HTTPS (null) number leaseSeconds - number of seconds that the subscription should be active for, please note that the hub does not need to honor this value so always use the returned leaseSeconds from subscribed event as a guide to when expiry is to be expected (86400 1day) number maxNotificationSize - Maximum number of bytes that is allowed to be posted as a notification (4.194e6 = 4MB) |
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Fires:
- Hubabuba#event:error
- Hubabuba#event:subscribed
- Hubabuba#event:unsubscribed
- Hubabuba#event:notification
- Hubabuba#event:denied
Example
options
{
url : "http://www.myhost.com/hubabuba",
debug : true,
secret: "AMt323Dkpf2j1qQ",
verification : function (item) {
var sub = subs.find(item.id);
if (item.mode === modes.SUBSCRIBE) {
return (sub) && (sub.status === modes.PENDING);
}
},
leaseSeconds : 10000,
maxNotificationSize : 1.049e6 // 1MB
}
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a connect function with the signature (req, res, next) This is the method that is hooked into connect in order to handle callbacks from the hub, the handler should use the same url that is passed as the options.url Before this handler is plugged into the connect pipeline make sure that the connect.query middleware is placed before- Type
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app.use(hubabuba.handler());
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Name Type Description item
Object cb
function standard callback matching signature (err, item) Used to subscribe to a pubsubhubub hub, item should be defined as: { id: "52ab86db7d468bb12bb455a8", (allows the caller to specify a custom id such as a db id) hub: "http://pubsubhubbubprovider.com/hub", (the hub provider that is proving the pubsubhubub capability) topic: "http://www.blog.com/feed", (the topic the caller wants to subscribe to) leaseSeconds: 604800 // 1wk (optional) (how long the subscription should remain active for, can be changed by hub) } The callback returns an error (null if everything worked) and also the item passed to it (if it is defined), this callback confirms that the subscription request has reached the hub (if err is null) but does not means that we are now subscribed as there are further steps that need to take place (validation / verification) - Source:
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when either a subscription or unsubscription is confirmed
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