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Operators: Toolkits
Operators
- DHCPMessageParser
- DHCPMessageParser is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that parses individual fields of DHCP messages received in input tuples, and emits tuples containing message data.
- DNSMessageParser
- DNSMessageParser is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that parses individual fields of DNS messages received in input tuples, and emits tuples containing message data.
- DNSPacketDPDKSource
- introduction : DNSPacketDPDKSource is an operator for the IBM Streams product that captures live network packets from one of the network interfaces attached to the machine where it executes.
- DNSPacketFileSource
- DNSPacketFileSource is an operator for the IBM Streams product that reads prerecorded DNS packets from 'packet capture (PCAP)' files, parses the network headers and the fields of the DNS message, and emits tuples containing packet data.
- DNSPacketLiveSource
- DNSPacketLiveSource is an operator for the IBM Streams product that captures live DNS packets from an ethernet interface, parses their network headers and the fields of the DNS message, and emits tuples containing packet data.
- IPASNEnricher
- This operator enriches IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with ASN data.
- IPAddressLocation
- IPAddressLocation is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that finds the geographical location of IP addresses received in input tuples, based on the subnets they are part of, and emits output tuples containing the country, state or province, city, latitude, and longitude of the subnets.
- IPFIXMessageParser
- IPFIXMessageParser is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that parses individual fields of IPFIX messages received in input tuples, and emits tuples containing message data.
- IPSpatialEnricher
- This operator enriches IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with geospatial data.
- LiveDHCPMessageParserBasic
- LiveDNSAnalytics
- LiveDNSMessageParserAnalysis
- LiveDNSMessageParserBasic
- LiveDNSMessageParserERSPAN
- LiveDNSMessageParserParallelAnalysis
- LiveDNSPacketDPDKSourceBasic
- LiveDNSPacketDPDKSourceFilter
- LiveDNSPacketDPDKSourceFull
- LiveDNSPacketLiveSourceBasic
- LiveDNSPacketLiveSourceFilter
- LiveDNSPacketLiveSourceFull
- LivePacketContentAssemblerFlowsAndFiles
- LivePacketLiveSourceBasic1
- LivePacketLiveSourceBasic2
- LivePacketLiveSourceExpressions
- LivePacketLiveSourceFilters
- LivePacketLiveSourceFull
- NetflowAnalytic
- NetflowMessageParser
- NetflowMessageParser is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that parses individual fields of Netflow messages received in input tuples, and emits tuples containing message data.
- PacketContentAssembler
- PacketContentAssembler is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that reassembles application flows (such as SMTP, FTP, HTTP, and SIP) and files (such as GIF, JPEG, HTML, and and PDF) from raw network packets received in input tuples, and emits tuples containing the reassembled content.
- PacketDPDKSource
- PacketDPDKSource is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that captures live network packets from one of the network interfaces attached to the machine where it executes.
- PacketFileSource
- PacketFileSource is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that reads prerecorded network packets from 'packet capture (PCAP)' files, parses the network headers, and emits tuples containing packet data.
- PacketLiveSource
- PacketLiveSource is an operator for the IBM InfoSphere Streams product that captures live network packets from an ethernet interface, parses their network headers, and emits tuples containing packet data.
- TestDHCPMessageParserBasic
- TestDHCPMessageParserFull
- TestDHCPMessageParserLeases
- TestDNSAnalytics
- TestDNSMessageParserAnalysis
- TestDNSMessageParserBase64
- TestDNSMessageParserBasic
- TestDNSMessageParserERSPAN
- TestDNSMessageParserErrors
- TestDNSMessageParserFilters
- TestDNSMessageParserFull
- TestDNSMessageParserParallelAnalysis
- TestDNSPacketFileSourceBasic
- TestDNSPacketFileSourceFilter
- TestDNSPacketFileSourceFull
- TestDNSPacketFileSourceIncompatibleFlags
- TestDNSPacketFileSourceResourceRecords
- TestIPAddressLocationBasic1
- TestIPAddressLocationBasic2
- TestIPAddressLocationBasicIPv6
- TestIPAddressLocationFull
- TestIPAddressLocationList
- TestIPFIXMessageParserDecapper
- TestIPFIXMessageParserFull
- TestIPFIXMessageParserJuniper
- TestIPv4AddressFunctions
- TestIPv6AddressFunctions
- TestNetflowMessageParserAnalysis
- TestNetflowMessageParserBasic
- TestNetflowMessageParserFullVersion5
- TestNetflowMessageParserFullVersion9
- TestNetflowMessageParserParallelAnalysis
- TestPacketContentAssemblerEvents
- TestPacketContentAssemblerFlowsAndFiles
- TestPacketContentAssemblerFull
- TestPacketContentAssemblerMQTT
- TestPacketFileSourceBasic1
- TestPacketFileSourceBasic2
- TestPacketFileSourceConsistentRegion
- TestPacketFileSourceExpressions
- TestPacketFileSourceFilters
- TestPacketFileSourceFull
- TestPacketFileSourceInputStream
- TestPacketFileSourceMinimalA
- TestPacketFileSourceMinimalB
- TestPacketFileSourceVLAN


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Today you don't really feel more feminine or masculine, but you would still very much like some bangin' eyebrows.
You draw the base lines for each brow first in order to get the arch just right, then continue by drawing a second line of similar shape above the first. Now you need to fill in these empty areas, so you begin by drawing small controlled hair strokes throughout until they are filled in.
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Parentheses ()
Many computing languages use Parentheses, but in Javascript, Parentheses are used to enclose an argument aspect of a function. Also for grouping and containing expressions. In maths, values that are surrounded by parentheses are to be executed first before any other element.
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Why The British Royal Family Won't Visit Israel
07 Dec 2015At the recent conference on climate change in Paris, Prime Minister Netanyahu invited Prince Charles to visit Israel. However, according to a British government source, it will never happen, saying, “Until there is a settlement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, the Royal family can’t really go there… In Israel so much politics is caught up in the land itself that it’s best to avoid those complications altogether by not going there.”
Apparently the sight of a member of the royal family setting foot in Israel would be just too “complicated.” However, Prince Charles and the Queen are very well traveled and don’t seem to have issues overcoming “complications” when it comes to pretty much any other country, so the Judean People’s Front has put together a list of just a few of the countries the British Royals have been able to visit without any difficulty.
- Bahrain (1986, 1989, 1997, 2007. sorry Shiite majority living under Sunni rule…)
- Bangladesh (1997)
- Cyprus (1986, shhh, no one tell the North)
- Egypt (1981, 1995, 2006)
- Falkland Islands (1999, lo siento la Argentina)
- India (8 times between 1975-2013, sorry Kashmir)
- Iran (2004)
- Iraq (2004)
- Ivory Coast (1977)
- Jordan (1993, 1999, 2004, 2013)
- Kazakhstan (1996)
- Kyrgyzstan (1996)
- Kuwait (1989, 1993, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2011. FYI, Kuwaiti women gained suffrage in 2005…)
- Libya (1954)
- Morocco (1995, 1996, 1999, 2010)
- Nigeria (1990, 1999, 2006)
- Oman (1985, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2013)
- Pakistan (2006)
- Qatar (1986, 1997, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014)
- Russia (1994, 2003)
- Saudi Arabia (1986, 1990, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2013, 2014. Why visit a human rights disaster of a country only once when twelve times will do?)
- Sri Lanka (1998, 2005, 2013)
- Swaziland (1987, 1997)
- Turkey (1989, 1993, 1996, 2004, 2005, 2007)
- Turkmenistan (1996)
- UAE (1989, 1993, 1996, 1999, 2007)
- Uzbekistan (1996)
- Venezuela (1978, 1989, 1992)
- Yugoslavia (1978)
- Zimbabwe (1980)
The Prince did come to Israel in 1995 to represent the Queen at Rabin’s funeral (which was also the only time Hosni Mubarak visited as well). I guess the only time it’s ok to come to Israel is when Jews fulfill their true role in the eyes of the West: pitiable corpses. It seems Prince Charles simply does not have time to visit the world’s only Jewish State and the only democracy in the Middle East given his busy schedule meeting with dictators and human rights abusers.
Charles also got into some trouble a few years ago when his staff was invited to visit the Knesset. His aids got into hot water after accidentally CC’ing the Israeli ambassador on internal emails making plain they would never come to Israel because Israel would only want to use the opportunity to bring in His Royal Highness to “burnish its international image,” something the Prince only likes to do for paragons of human rights like Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait.
As for Her Majesty the Queen, where has she been traveling to?
- Algeria (1980)
- Bahrain (1979)
- Bangladesh (1983)
- China (1986)
- India (1983, 1997)
- Iran (1996)
- Jordan (1984)
- Kuwait (1979)
- Liberia (1961)
- Maldives (1972)
- Morocco (1980)
- Qatar (1979)
- Oman (1979, 2010)
- Pakistan (1997)
- Russia (1994)
- Saudi Arabia (1979)
- Sri Lanka (1981)
- Sudan (1965)
- Tunisia (1980)
- Turkey (1971, 2008)
- UAE (1979, 2010)
- Yugoslavia (1972)
- Zimbabwe (1991)
And where was the Queen’s very first visit abroad all the way back in 1947?
Racist British South Africa, of course. Good thing she won’t come to Israel, it might ruin her image!
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Davis Cup finals 2019: Great Britain beat Kazakhstan 2-1 to reach last eight
by Jonathan Jurejko| 2019 Davis Cup Finals |
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| Venue: Caja Magica, Madrid Dates: 18-24 November |
| Coverage: Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra from Wednesday, 20 November; Live text coverage on selected matches on the BBC Sport website and app. Click here for Live Guide. |
Great Britain secured their place in the knockout stage of the Davis Cup finals as Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski won their pivotal doubles match to clinch victory over Kazakhstan.
Murray and Skupski, knowing Britain would be eliminated if they lost, beat Mikhail Kukushkin and Alexander Bublik 6-1 6-4 in Madrid.
Britain will face Germany in the quarter-finals at 16:30 GMT on Friday.
Britain finished top of Group E, with Kazakhstan going out.
After being drawn in a favourable group alongside the Netherlands and Kazakhstan, Britain were always expected to reach the last eight at the new season-ending finals.
However, their passage was not as smooth as many may have predicted with both ties going the distance.
A 2-1 win over the Dutch in their opening group tie on Wednesday meant Britain knew they had to beat the Kazakhs on Thursday to go through - a narrow 2-1 defeat would not have been enough to help them advance as one of the two best-placed runners-up.
Kyle Edmund stepped up in Andy Murray's absence to give Britain the perfect start with a 6-3 6-3 win over Kukushkin in the first singles match.
British number one Dan Evans, knowing victory would seal their progress, lost 5-7 6-4 6-1 to Bublik to ensure a winner-takes-all doubles match played in a boisterous atmosphere at the Caja Magica.
Jamie Murray and Skupski, making his Davis Cup debut, raced through the first set in just 25 minutes before needing to break twice in the second set to secure victory.
The British pair took their second match point when Kukushkin skewed wide, leaving a healthy British contingent leaping to their feet and dancing in the stands.
Murray raised both hands in the air on court as Skupski jogged over to the British bench where he was mobbed by his team-mates and support staff.
"We played a great match from start to finish. We started quickly, were aggressive and didn't give them time to settle," said Jamie Murray.
"I don't like to give them time, that's my style and Neal did a great job, playing some great tennis. We're so happy to get to the quarter-finals."
British captain Leon Smith said: "Jamie and Neal were excellent and it shows the value of having an established team who are doubles specialists playing against two singles players."
Edmund impressive but Evans falters
Andy Murray's absence was unsurprising after the Scot laboured to a three-set win over Dutch world number 179 Tallon Griekspoor on Wednesday, which left him admitting he was not as sharp as he would like to be after taking a month off competitive tennis to spend time with his new-born son and family.
That placed the pressure on 24-year-old Edmund, at the end of a year in which he struggled for wins and tumbled down the world rankings as a result.
But Edmund, the 2018 Australian Open semi-finalist who has dropped to 69th in the world, outplayed 67th-ranked Kukushkin in a noisy Caja Magica.
Kukushkin was backed by about 100 boisterous and colourful fans, armed with drums and a trombone like they were when their women's team played Britain in the Fed Cup earlier this year.
However, that did not put off Edmund, who showed no signs of the troubles which have plagued him on the ATP Tour this year.
The Yorkshireman's explosive forehand - his key weapon - was particularly destructive, helping him hit 10 aces and 23 winners in a dominant performance.
After breaking again for a 4-2 lead in the second set, he took eight of the last nine points to race through the closing stages, converting his first match point when Kukushkin hit a forehand long.
"Kyle did a terrific job and, as I said yesterday, I had every confidence he would go out and play well. He was excellent," said Smith.
"Andy wasn't at his best on the court. And it's tough to recover from that as well.
"When you've got someone like Kyle as an option, for me it was obvious to go and use him in that situation."
Edmund's triumph meant Evans had the opportunity to seal Britain's place in the quarter-finals but, like during his defeat by top-ranked Dutchman Robin Haase, he faltered from a winning position.
Evans, 29, is ranked as Britain's top male player after a strong season which has seen him climb back into the top 50 and earn main-draw victories at three of the four Grand Slams.
However, another fightback by an inspired opponent leaves him without a victory in the Spanish capital so far.
Smith backed Evans to "find a way" to win on a court which he believes suits the player's game, saying if he had served out victory against Haase on Wednesday then everything "would be fine".


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I embarked on creating my first console application using classes.
I simplified my code but my problem boils down to creating multiple objects of a car class using input from the user using a variable. As soon as I create one object I can't seem to be able to access its members. In fact the code will not even compile. In contrast if I create an object by assigning specific identifier as in the second example everything works fine. Is there a way to access mpg member of a car object in the first example some other way?
class car{
public:
int mpg;
int max_speed;
};
example 1
int main(){
string i;
cin >> i;
car i;
i.mpg = 10;
Updated Question: is it possible to use a variable to create an object then?
I mean since I need to capture user input into a variable first and then use it to create the class object, I will always run into same issue. Any thoughts on that?
So what exactly happens if I do repeat declaration of a bmw car object. Do I have two instances of bmw? And if yes how would I differentiate between their members? Or is this also not allowed?
class car{
public:
std::string name;
int mpg;
int max_speed;
};
int main(){
int num;
std::string name;
car* ptr;
std::cout << "Number of cars: ";
std::cin >> num;
ptr = new car[num];
for (int i = 0; i < num; i++){
std::cout << "Enter name of car " << i + 1 << ": ";
std::cin >> name;
std::cout << std::endl;
ptr[i].name = name;
}
delete[] ptr;
return 0;
}
1. Provide a member variable which is the name of the object:
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class car{
public:
std::string m_Make;
std::string m_Model;
int m_mpg;
int m_max_speed;
};
Although member variables should be private: You could use a struct (public by default), but make the object (or a collection of them )a private member of the another class.


THE GODFATHER III A film review by Laurie Mann Copyright 1990 Laurie Mann
It's Christmas night and I'm eating frozen lasagna for dinner.
That probably expresses my emotions about THE GODFATHER III more than any formal review I could write.
But that's a cheat. Maybe some people out there prefer frozen lasagna the real thing, and may think I'm praising the movie, so I'd better be explicit.
I'm a real fan of both THE GODFATHER I & II, and looked forward to GIII for a long time. While Coppola's had a long run of bad luck, APOCALYPSE NOW, the "Godfather" movies, and PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED are some of my favorite movies. I thought he could pull a third "Godfather" movie off.
I was wrong.
The third "Godfather" movie is a triumph of style over substance. The set decorations are wonderful. But the direction, acting and scripting of this movie are pitiful. The direction is particularly poor. Combine this with the ragged editing and you have a real mess. People who didn't see the first movie might be lost. On the other hand, it might help to not be familiar with those earlier fine films.
The basic problem with this movie is that it is stupidly written. The plot is pretty unbelievable to begin with, and it includes elements that are ludicrous. One of the strengths of the first two movies was that it was believable. GIII is as close to reality as PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED was.
My complaints with this movie are many and varied, but they center around the scripting for and acting of the character of Michael Corleone. In the first two movies, Puzo, Coppola and Pacino created a tragic figure. In the third movie, he's just an old man in decline. In the first two movies, you could both sympathize with and be afraid of Michael. In the third, it's hard to do either. Pacino has the same dour, frozen expression for about two-thirds of this movie. When he finally smiles, you expect his face to break.
I'd hoped initial rumors about the acting ability of Sofia Coppola might have been off base. They weren't. In the words of another reviewer about another actress, "She runs the gamut of emotion from A to B." I like that she didn't look like an actress, but, other than that, an exhausted Winona Ryder still would have acted circles around this young woman. Maybe Coppola will grow into being a fine actress---women like Sally Field, Jessica Lange and Farrah Fawcett didn't act in their first few movies either, and they've improved dramatically.
Other than the sets, what can I praise about this movie? Not much. Andy Garcia and Talia Shire turn in the best performances of the movie. Diane Keaton was better than she was in GII.
In short, don't rush off to see this movie. It's not filmed in such a way that it will loose a thing on video.
Spoiler alert!
OK, don't say I didn't warn you....
GI moved from being about Don Vito to being about Michael. It was subtle at times about the way power corrupts people, and sometimes it hit you over the head with it. Part of the power in GI and GII was watching the payoff at the end of each movie. In GI, Michael becomes the Godfather, literary and figuratively. In GII, Michael has become hollow and corrupt. In GIII, Michael strives for redemption, and it's clear he doesn't get it, even though he long outlives his enemies.
The opera scene, and the shoot-out on the steps afterwards were both way too long. It would have been a stronger movie to find out what happened to Vinnie after the shoot-out. During the last third of the film, it's hinted that Vinnie is double-crossing Michael. We don't know if this is the case or not. This was too important a point to drop.
I'd guess about a third of the audience (and the theater was pretty full) was moved by the ending, but most of us got out of our seats and left in a hurry. No one applauded. Arrgghhh...I haven't been this disappointed by a movie in a very long time. Coppola should have stopped while he was ahead (yes, I know he made the movie in return for a picture deal from Paramount...).
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Teenager left 'looking like a Dorito' after her fake tan went wrong
If there’s one thing you should learn from the beauty corner on the internet, it’s that fake tan has the potential to go very wrong.
You could end up stained green, make your friends think you’ve been kidnapped, or dribble your way to some interesting facial stains.
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Ellena, 18, decided to try fake tan for the first time after the cold weather had made her feel a tad glum.
Wanting to restore her summer glow, Ellena took the advice of her pals and picked out the darkest shade available.
She went right ahead and smothered herself in the stuff, leaving it on for the instructed time before washing it off.
As you’ve probably guessed, the results weren’t quite what Ellena had hoped for. Instead she was far darker and more orange than intended, despite trying to exfoliate the fake tanner off her skin.
The Dorito-esque tinge lasted for around two weeks and Ellena said she had to wear darker makeup in an attempt to cover up the mishap.
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Ellena, from Orpington, Greater London, said: ‘I have always gone to a professional to get my tan done, but because I was feeling down with the cold and dark weather I decided to do it myself.
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- tglBtnDrawPoint - Variable in class frame.DrawingFrame
- tglBtnDrawRectangle - Variable in class frame.DrawingFrame
- tglBtnDrawSquare - Variable in class frame.DrawingFrame
- tglBtnSelect - Variable in class frame.DrawingFrame
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Method that call command
CmdToBack
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Method that call command
CmdToFront
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Print line values.
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- txtRadiusLength - Variable in class dialogs.DlgHexagon
- txtSideLength - Variable in class dialogs.DlgSquare
- txtWidth - Variable in class dialogs.DlgRectangle
- txtXcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgHexagon
- txtXcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgPoint
- txtXcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgRectangle
- txtXcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgSquare
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- txtYcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgRectangle
- txtYcoordinate - Variable in class dialogs.DlgSquare
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Neural Networks
Regression
Sampling
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Index
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A
add_noise() (DAE method)
B
BNN (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
build_tree() (Decision_Tree method)
C
calc_accuracy() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(DAE method)
(MLP method)
(MTL method)
(NN method)
CNN (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
compute_loss() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(DAE method)
(DimAE method)
(MLP method)
(MTL method)
(NN method)
(VAE method)
create_model() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(DAE method)
(DimAE method)
(MLP method)
(MTL method)
(NN method)
(tfGP method)
(VAE method)
D
DAE (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
Decision_Tree (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
denoise() (DAE method)
DimAE (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
F
fit() (Decision_Tree method)
(Gaussian_Process method)
(K_Neighbours_Regressor method)
(Random_Forest method)
(Regression method)
(tfGP method)
(TFSOM method)
G
Gaussian_Kernel() (Gaussian_Process method)
Gaussian_Process (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
get_batch() (VAE method)
get_neighbours() (K_Neighbours_Regressor method)
get_split() (Decision_Tree method)
grad_descent() (Gaussian_Process method)
H
Hamiltonian (class in ML_implementations.sampling.sampling)
I
init_variable() (tfGP method)
K
K_Neighbours_Regressor (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
M
map_one_exemplar() (Decision_Tree method)
MH (class in ML_implementations.sampling.sampling)
ML_implementations.neuralnets
module
ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets
module
ML_implementations.regression
module
ML_implementations.regression.regression
module
ML_implementations.sampling
module
ML_implementations.sampling.sampling
module
MLP (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
module
ML_implementations.neuralnets
ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets
ML_implementations.regression
ML_implementations.regression.regression
ML_implementations.sampling
ML_implementations.sampling.sampling
MTL (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
N
NN (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
O
optimise() (SLP method)
(tfGP method)
optimiser() (TFSOM method)
optimizer() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(DAE method)
(DimAE method)
(MLP method)
(MTL method)
(NN method)
(VAE method)
P
p_Y_star() (Gaussian_Process method)
periodic_kernel() (tfGP method)
plot_errors() (SLP method)
plot_posterior() (BNN method)
posterior_pred() (tfGP method)
predict() (SLP method)
(tfGP method)
R
Random_Forest (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
reduce() (DimAE method)
Regression (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
S
sample() (Hamiltonian method)
(MH method)
(VAE method)
sample_predictions() (BNN method)
save_posterior() (BNN method)
single_accuracy() (DAE method)
SLP (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
sq_exp_kernel() (tfGP method)
T
test() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(MLP method)
(NN method)
test_MTL() (MTL method)
tfGP (class in ML_implementations.regression.regression)
TFSOM (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
train() (BNN method)
(CNN method)
(DAE method)
(DimAE method)
(MLP method)
(MTL method)
(NN method)
(TFSOM method)
(VAE method)
V
VAE (class in ML_implementations.neuralnets.neuralnets)
visualise() (DAE method)
(SLP method)
visualise_image() (VAE method)
visualise_manifold() (VAE method)


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From Professor Ivan Deutsch.
Classical foundations
- Oscillators, interference, and coherence.
- Simple harmonic oscillators, quadratures, and Fourier analysis.
- Lorentz oscillator model.
Quantum foundations
- Density matrix and coherence.
- Two level systems – Pauli algebra, Bloch-sphere, magnetic resonance.
- Quantum simple harmonic oscillator.
Optical resonance for two level atoms
- Atom-photon interaction in electric dipole approximation.
- Pseudo-spin formulation, Rabi flopping.
- Density matrix formulation.
- Phenomenological damping – master equation and rate equations.
The electromagnetic vacuum
- Quantization of the electromagnetic field.
- Spontaneous emission and Wigner-Weisskopf theory.
- Resonance fluorescence – Mollow triplet.
- Jaynes-Cummings model – Dressed states.
Three level quantum coherence
- Raman resonance.
- Dark states and EIT.
- Slow light, fast light, and polaratons.
Quantum-Optical Coherence
- Photon counting statistics – Mandel’s formula.
- Theory of partial coherence - Classical statistical optics
- Coherent states as quasi-classical states.
- Glauber’s correlation functions.
- Hanbury-Brown and Twiss interferometry.
- Bunching, antibunching ,and photon statistics.
Nonclassical Light
- Phase space methods – Quasiprobability distributions, P-Glauber, Q-Husimi, W-Wigner functions.
- Nonlinear optics and nonclassical light.
- Squeezed states.
- Homodyne detection.
- Correlated twin photons.
- Photon interferometry.


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Glossary
Tutorials
¶
Post Office
DAML Model
Create the Postman
Inspect the Ledger
Set up participants
Send some “letters” through the post office
Workflow State Example
DAML Model
Python Application
Application Output
Message Ingester
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Join the new EmberJS group
I'm sharing the "ideal" way to do this
Ember gives you freedom to break from this
Good thing/Bad thing (react)
Pragmatism on Legacy Code
That said when you can, start with good practices
Provide Isolation
Single Responsibility Principle
Reuse
Simplify Markup
Testable
even if you don't forsee it
keep data up high
Ember is optimized for fast rendering when data changes
They are essentailly callbacks
Data Down Actions Down?
Return promises to handle async results
The action helper provides rich features
calls sendMessage on the component's action hash
{{action "sendMessage" myMessage}}
calls sendMessage passed in through attrs
{{action sendMessage myMessage}}
Action arguments don't need to be provided at bottom. You can tag on args as you pass the action down
Parent-Component
{{child-component sendMessage=(action sendMessage "info")}}
Parent Component
//sendMessage("info", "hello!") called on parent
this.get('sendMessage')("hello!");
a child component may not know what the parent wants.
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oninput={{action (mut currentValue) value="target.value"}}>
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Total height of cabinet (in m)
No. of shelves
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Y (in m)
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Distance of object (a)
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UV Lamp Stats
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Dose requirment
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Using the extensions API you can extend the standard (Thymeleaf) dialect, you can add custom elements and attributes or add custom expression utilities.


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Gauntlet
Gauntlet is a swift-friendly state machine focusing on simple configuration and light weight objects. It was originally inspired by a series of blog posts over on figure.ink, but has evolved substantially since then.
Simple Configuration
Rather than requiring complicated graphs and configuration XML, state in Gauntlet is modeled by a single type (conforming to StateType
) that is capable of determining whether transitions to other instances of itself are allowed.
This not only simplifies configuration substantially, it maps very nicely onto swift’s concept of an enum
and can be trivially implemented with a single switch
:
enum TrafficLight: StateType {
case red, yellow, green
func shouldTransition(to: TrafficLight) -> Bool {
switch (self, to) {
case (.red, .green), (.green, .yellow), (.yellow, .red):
return true
default:
return false
}
}
}
Light Weight Objects
Gauntlet doesn’t require you subclass your objects from some abstract root machine or manage class hierarchies of behavior. Instead, a simple light weight StateMachine
class is available for you to compose into any of your existing types.
A StateMachine
gets created with a StateType
and an initial state. Queueing up state changes is a simple method call and a delegate handler can be assigned to respond to transitions. Once again, swift’s switch
is a good fit here:
class MyClass {
let machine: StateMachine<TrafficLight>
init() {
machine = StateMachine(initialState: .red)
machine.delegates.didTransition = { [weak self] _, to in
switch to {
case .red:
self?.stop()
case .yellow:
self?.caution()
case .green:
self?.go()
}
}
}
func doThing() {
machine.queue(.green)
}
}
Associating Values
Conforming to StateType
with an enum
allows us to associate values with a state:
enum Connection: StateType {
case fetch(URLSessionTask), success([AnyHashable: Any]), failure(Error), cancel
func shouldTransition(to: Connection) -> Bool {
switch (self, to) {
case (.fetching, .success), (.fetching, .failure), (_, .cancel):
return true
default:
return false
}
}
}
Values get associated when a state change is queued:
func connect() {
let task = makeTask(for: myURL) { json, error in
guard error == nil else {
machine.queue(.faulure(error))
return
}
machine.queue(.success(json))
}
machine.queue(.fetching(task))
}
…And can be pulled out again when handling transitions:
machine.delegates.didTransition = { [weak self] from, to in
switch (from, to) {
case (_, .success(let json)):
self?.processJSON(json)
case (_, .failure(let error)):
self?.alert(error)
case (.fetching(let task), .cancel):
task.cancel()
default:
break
}
}
API
Full API documentation can be found here.


HTML Essential Training Part 3
Creating lists
HTML Essential Training
Creating lists
Let's examine how to create lists in HTML
Unordered lists
- Item one
- Item two
- Item three
- item 3.1
- item 3.2
- item 3.3
- item four
Creating lists
HTML Essential Training
Creating lists
Let's examine how to create lists in HTML
Ordered lists
- Item one
- Item two
- Item three
- item 3.1
- item 3.2
- item 3.3
- item four
Creating lists
HTML Essential Training
Creating lists
Let's examine how to create lists in HTML
Description lists
Basic description list
- Unordered list
- Grouping of list items in no specific order
- Ordered list
- Grouping of list it in a specific order
- Description list
- Grouping of terms and descriptions
Multiple terms
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- Description list
- Definition list
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List that groups content together by terms and descriptions. Used frequently for FAQs, glossaries, and dictionaries
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Until HTML5, Definition Lists were frequently used to mark up dialog. That practice is discouraged now but no suitable semantic alternative has been proposed, leading to its continued widespread use for dialog
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Most programmers try to ‘invent’ abstractions from scratch. This is an elusive goal. It requires a level of foresight rarely available. What if, instead, you could use existing, universal abstractions? For decades, programmers have dreamt of being able to assemble software from building blocks, like Lego bricks. In order to do this, such building blocks must be composable, like Lego bricks. What makes an abstraction composable?
It turns out that lambda calculus, abstract algebra, and category theory can teach us about composability and other fundamental abstractions of programming. Furthermore, it turns out that some of the most important design patterns in the Gang of Four book are special cases of such universal abstractions. Framing programming abstractions in mathematical terms has some advantages, one of which is that we get objective laws that we can use to test our assumptions. You can, for example, use such laws to determine whether an abstraction is composable – even in object-oriented programming!
In this workshop, you’ll learn some objective criteria to determine whether a design is composable, and when various design patterns apply. No special background in mathematics is required. The workshop will include a combination of lecture and exercises, including hands-on programming exercises. Successful participation in the workshop should enable you to use universal abstractions in your source code. As always, no silver bullet is implied. You will learn about universal abstractions, but it will not magically make all your code instantly perfect.
This workshop is for object-oriented programmers curious about functional programming and the mathematical foundations of programming. You’ll see F# and Haskell code examples during the workshop, but you don’t have to know these language; you’ll learn what you need along the way.
The fanciest C# features you’ll use is generics, so programmers with only passing familiarity with C# may be able to participate as well.
You’ll need to bring your own programming environment capable of compiling and running C# code on .NET Core, as well as xUnit.net-based unit tests. You’ll also need a Git client.
Mark Seemann helps programmers make code easier to maintain. His professional interests include functional programming, object–oriented development, software architecture, as well as software development in general. Apart from writing a book about Dependency Injection he has also created several Pluralsight courses, and written numerous articles and blog posts about programming. Originally poised to become a rock star or (failing that) graphic novelist (in the European tradition) he one day found himself with insufficient talent for either, a master’s degree in Economics, and a desire for working with computers. He has been doing the latter intermittently since 1995.
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Performance optimization, also known as performance tuning, involves making changes to the current state of the data model so that it runs more efficiently. Essentially, when your data model is optimized, it performs better.
You might find that your report runs well in test and development environments, but when deployed to production for broader consumption, performance issues arise. From a report user's perspective, poor performance is characterized by report pages that take longer to load and visuals taking more time to update. This poor performance results in a negative user experience.
As a data analyst, you will spend approximately 90 percent of your time working with your data, and nine times out of ten, poor performance is a direct result of a bad data model, bad Data Analysis Expressions (DAX), or the mix of the two. The process of designing a data model for performance can be tedious, and it is often underestimated. However, if you address performance issues during development, you will have a robust Power BI data model that will return better reporting performance and a more positive user experience. Ultimately, you will also be able to maintain optimized performance. As your organization grows, the size of its data grows, and its data model becomes more complex. By optimizing your data model early, you can mitigate the negative impact that this growth might have on the performance of your data model.
A smaller sized data model uses less resources (memory) and achieves faster data refresh, calculations, and rendering of visuals in reports. Therefore, the performance optimization process involves minimizing the size of the data model and making the most efficient use of the data in the model, which includes:
Ensuring that the correct data types are used.
Deleting unnecessary columns and rows.
Avoiding repeated values.
Replacing numeric columns with measures.
Reducing cardinalities.
Analyzing model metadata.
Summarizing data where possible.
In this module, you will be introduced to the steps, processes, and concepts that are necessary to optimize a data model for enterprise-level performance. However, keep in mind that, while the basic performance and best practices guidance in Power BI will lead you a long way, to optimize a data model for query performance, you will likely have to partner with a data engineer to drive data model optimizing in the source data sources.
For example, assume that you work as a Microsoft Power BI developer for Tailwind Traders. You have been given a task to review a data model that was built a few years ago by another developer, a person who has since left the organization.
The data model produces a report that has received negative feedback from users. The users are happy with the results that they see in the report, but they are not satisfied with the report performance. Loading the pages in the report is taking too long, and tables are not refreshing quickly enough when certain selections are made. In addition to this feedback, the IT team has highlighted that the file size of this particular data model is too large, and it is putting a strain on the organization's resources.
You need to review the data model to identify the root cause of the performance issues and make changes to optimize performance.
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Review the performance of measures, relationships, and visuals.
Use variables to improve performance and troubleshooting.
Improve performance by reducing cardinality levels.
Optimize DirectQuery models with table level storage.
Create and manage aggregations.


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MobileUI was created thinking of making your hybrid application faster and smaller, since you only install what you are really going to use for UI.
Certainly you will love using it in Progressive Web Apps and Apache Cordova Apps. You can use only the components you want in your projects created with PhoneGap, Ionic Framework, Onsen UI, Framework7 and others focused on creating web apps.
A rich variety of UI components specially designed for mobile apps. MobileUI provides tabs, side menu, stack navigation and tons of other components such as lists and forms. Some of the existing components are displayed differently on Android and iOS, with automatic styling that will change the appearance of the app based on the platform.
The Installation is very simple, but first you need to install Node.js. Then, install Cordova via terminal npm install -g cordova(add sudo if you are in Linux).
After that, just execute the following command in your terminal:
npm install -g mobileui
To check if mobileui is installed or not, open the terminal and type mobileui
Let's create a Simple Example using mobileui
Open Terminal from desired location and following command is executed
Create a cordova Project using command - cordova create apptest
Change the directory to your project - cd apptest
For sample we can take header component as example, so install header component - mobileui install header
After that add the below code in index.html

 <button class="left icon ion-navicon" name="button"></button>
Application title

To preview this run: mobileui preview
By default an HTTP server will run on port 8080, but you can change it by passing the --port
parameter with the desired port, eg --port 8000


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Former US president Jimmy Carter was admitted to a hospital on Monday evening for a procedure to relieve pressure on his brain caused by bleeding due to recent falls, his spokeswoman said.
The procedure is scheduled for Tuesday morning at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, Deanna Congileo said in a statement.
Mr Carter has fallen at least three times this year, and the first incident in the spring required hip replacement surgery.
He traveled to Nashville, Tennessee, and helped build a Habitat for Humanity home after getting 14 stiches following a fall on October 6.
And he was briefly hospitalized after fracturing his pelvis on October 21.
He received a dire cancer diagnosis in 2015 but survived and has since said he is cancer-free.
Nearly four decades after he left office and despite a body that’s failing after 95 years, the nation’s oldest-ever ex-president still teaches Sunday school roughly twice a month at Maranatha Baptist Church in his tiny hometown of Plains in southwest Georgia.


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Pope Francis calls for international ban on nuclear weapons
by NewstalkPope Francis has called on world leaders scrap nuclear weapons.
During a visit to Nagasaki, where the second of two US atomic bombs fell on Japan in 1945, the pontiff said the arms race decreases security and wastes resources.
He said nuclear weapons threaten humanity with catastrophic destruction.
He said the Nagasaki memorial stands as a stark reminder “of the pain and horror that we human beings are capable of inflicting upon one another.”
After laying a wreath at Ground Zero in the city, the pope said he is convinced that a “world without nuclear weapons is possible and necessary.”
“I ask political leaders not to forget that these weapons cannot protect us from current threats to national and international security.”
"Total annihilation"
The pope visited both Nagasaki and Hiroshima at the start of his three-day visit to Japan, which is aimed at emphasising his call for a global ban on atomic weapons.
“Peace and international stability are incompatible with attempts to build upon the fear of mutual destruction or the threat of total annihilation,” he said.
“They can be achieved only on the basis of a global ethic of solidarity and cooperation.
“In a world where millions of children and families live in inhumane conditions, the money that is squandered and the fortunes made through the manufacture, upgrading, maintenance and sale of ever more destructive weapons are an affront crying out to heaven.”
Atomic bombs
The first US atomic bomb killed 140,000 people in Hiroshima on August 6th 1945.
The second one dropped on Nagasaki three days later killed another 74,000 by the end of the same year.


Issue 3980: Clicking Clear in Console should stop profiling
CPU profiling: Clicking the Clear button
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable the Console and Script panels and switch to the Console panel
- Click the Profile button inside the panel toolbar
- Click the Clear button inside the panel toolbar
Expected result
- The console should be cleared
- The Profile button should not be pressed anymore
CPU profiling: Executing console.clear()
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable and switch to the Console panel
- Click the Profile button inside the panel toolbar
- Type
console.clear()
into the Command Line and hit Enter
Expected result
- The console should be cleared
- The Profile button should not be pressed anymore


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Ahmad Dahlan University is a private university in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It was founded on November 18, 1960. Ahmad Dahlan University develops fields of expertise or study programs in the fields of technology as well as in the social and humanities fields.
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Class list
- .m-0
- .mt-0
- .mb-0
- .ml-0
- .mr-0
- .mx-0
- .my-0
- .m-0-(breakpoint)
- .mt-0-(breakpoint)
- .mb-0-(breakpoint)
- .ml-0-(breakpoint)
- .mr-0-(breakpoint)
- .mx-0-(breakpoint)
- .my-0-(breakpoint)
- .p-0
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- .pl-0
- .pr-0
- .px-0
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- .p-0-(breakpoint)
- .pt-0-(breakpoint)
- .pb-0-(breakpoint)
- .pl-0-(breakpoint)
- .pr-0-(breakpoint)
- .px-0-(breakpoint)
- .py-0-(breakpoint)
- .b-0
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- .rtl-0
- .rtr-0
- .rbl-0
- .rbr-0
- .no-background
- .no-shadow
- .no-before
- .no-after
Description
The above classes use the same naming conventions found in spacing and border. Use these classes to set a value of 0 for the associated property.
As always, the values that can be plugged into (breakpoint) are any of the breakpoint suffixes: sm, md, lg.
Backround and Shadow
The .no-background and .no-shadow classes use a value of none as opposed to 0.
Before and After
The .no-before and .no-after classes set the display to none for the related pseudo elements.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CoefficientMixer |
Interface used to customize the way friction and restitution values are mixed.
|
| CollisionListener |
Interface to listen for collision events.
|
| ConvexCastListener |
Interface to listen for convex cast events.
|
| DestructionListener |
Listens for implicit destruction events.
|
| RaycastListener |
Interface for listening for raycast events.
|
| StepListener |
Listener notified before and after a simulation step by the
World . |
| TimeOfImpactListener |
Interface to listen for time of impact events.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Body |
Represents some physical
Body . |
| BodyFixture |
Represents a part of a
Body . |
| Capacity |
Represents the estimated number of objects of different types.
|
| CollisionAdapter |
Convenience class for implementing the
CollisionListener interface. |
| Constraint |
Represents some physical constraint between a pair of
Body s. |
| ConvexCastAdapter |
Default implemenation of the
ConvexCastListener interface. |
| ConvexCastResult |
Represents the result of a convex cast.
|
| DestructionAdapter |
Convience class for implementing the
DestructionListener interface. |
| Force |
Represents a force.
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| Island |
Used to solve the contact constraints and joints for a group of interconnected bodies.
|
| RaycastAdapter |
Default implementation of the
RaycastListener interface. |
| RaycastResult |
Represents the result of a raycast.
|
| Settings |
Responsible for housing all of the dynamics engine's settings.
|
| Step |
Contains the current and previous time step information
used to update the
World . |
| StepAdapter |
Convience class for implementing the
StepListener interface. |
| TimeOfImpactAdapter |
Convenience class for implementing the
TimeOfImpactListener interface. |
| Torque |
Represents a torque about the z-axis.
|
| World |
Manages the logic of collision detection, resolution, and reporting.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Settings.ContinuousDetectionMode |
Enumeration of Continuous Collision Detection modes.
|
The dynamics engine is an impulse based rigid body physics simulator. The simulation
by default uses SI (m/kg/s) units. This can be changed, but all settings within the
Settings
singleton must be set to the new units. Instead
its recommended to use the UnitConversion
class to convert all
values to MKS.
A constraint based approach is used to solving contacts and joints.
Create a World
object to gain access the dynamics engine. Create
Body
s and add them to the World
.
Add the World.update(double)
method to your game loop (notice the
World.update(double)
method requires the elapsed time to
be in seconds).
Upon creating a World
a Bounds
object may be supplied. The Bounds
will determine when
Body
s go out of bounds and deactivate them. Using the
World.World()
constructor will create a world that has no bounds,
in which case the World.getBounds()
method will return null.
A World
object also contains a number listeners that can be used to
respond to events that happen within the world, contact for instance.
BoundsListener
for responding to out of bounds bodiesDestructionListener
for responding to bodies and joints that are
implicitly destroyed by some other actionStepListener
for performing logic at the end/beginning of a time
stepCollisionListener
for responding to collision detection eventsContactListener
for responding to contact eventsRaycastListener
for responding to raycast eventsTimeOfImpactListener
for responding to time of impact eventsWorld
object may not be allowed inside the listener methods.
The gravity of the World
object can be changed, and can be in any
direction via the World.setGravity(org.dyn4j.geometry.Vector2)
method.
The dynamics engine may require some configuration. The defaults should cover most applications,
however, they can be changed using the Settings
class on the
World
. Any setting can be changed at runtime so that no source code
modification is needed. Refer to the source of Settings
and the
Sandbox for details on what each individual setting controls.


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Types of warnings¶
Luacheck generates warnings of three types:
- warnings related to global variables;
- warnings related to unused local variables and values;
- warnings related to redefined local variables.
Global variables¶
A global variable is defined if it is one of the standard globals (set using --std option in the command line and std option in the config) or custom globals (set using --globals option in the command line and globals option in the config).
When an undefined global variable is accessed or set, a warning of corresponding subtype is generated.
Implicit definition¶
If --allow_defined option is used, or allow_defined = true is in the config, global variables are automatically defined if they are set in one of the checked files. Luacheck will generate a warning if an implicitly defined global variable is never accessed.
Unused variables¶
Luacheck generates warnings for all unused local variables except one named _. Detection of unused arguments and loop variables can be disabled using -a flag in the command line or unused_args = false in the config.
Unused values¶
Luacheck also detects unused values: redundant assignments to variables which are then not used before another assignment. As an example, in the following snippet value assigned to foo on line 4 is unused, as it is always overwritten on line 7:
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if condition() then
foo = expr1()
end
foo = expr2()
return foo
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Redefined variables¶
Luacheck detects declarations of local variables shadowing previous declarations in the same scope, unless the variable is named _.
Note that it is not necessary to define a new local variable when overwritting an argument:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | local function f(x)
local x = x or "default" -- bad
end
local function f(x)
x = x or "default" -- good
end
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Show or hide the dialog if the parameter search_string is not None, automatically start the search using that string |
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It provides features such private functions/properties or strong typing. Those feature were missing in javascript. Better.js make it possible and easy to use. It helps you find bug earlier, so write a better code.
Your class has some properties or functions which are supposed to be internal only ? You declare them as private and better.js will make sure they do remain private!
When your class is intentiated, it receives some arguments ? Better.js will ensure that they match the types you defined.
Your class got some properties ? You define the type they should have and better.js makes sure those rules are respected.
Here is our example class.
This is a nice little kitty class. There is a contructor which receives
a name
arguments, put that in a private (or intented to be)
variable this._name
and a
getter function for private variable.
// Constructor of the class var Cat = function(name){ this._name = name this.age = 7 } // getter for _name Cat.prototype.getName = function(){ return this._name }
We declare a better.js for it.
We give the class various attributes for better.js.
A Simple privatize : true
. After that,
all functions or property starting with _
are private.
// Here _name is accessible by everybody // Make a Better.js for Cat Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { privatize : true }) // Here _name is now private // Only Cat's functions can use it
// get a new cat var cat = new Cat('kitty') // access thru our getter - OK console.log('My cat name is ', cat.getName()) // display "My cat name is kitty" // direct access to private property - BAD console.log('My cat name is ', cat._name); // Exception thrown // "Denied access to private property _name"
Now let's use this Cat
class.
If _name
is read thru the getter .getName()
, all is
ok.
if _name
is read directly, an exception is thrown.
Unauthorized access is immediatly detected and the execution is stopped.
We declare a better.js for it.
Our class can receive a name which is a String
.
From now on, when this class is instanciated, better.js will
check arguments against this definition.
// Make a Better.js for Cat Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { arguments : [String] })
// get a new cat var cat = new Cat('kitty') // all is OK... // get a another cat var cat2 = new Cat(99) // Exception thrown // "Invalid arguments 0 - Should be String"
Now let's use this Cat
class.
If the first arguments name
is passed as a String,
it matches the better.js definition, all is OK.
But if somebody tries to pass a Number instead,
the unauthorized type is immediatly detected
and the execution is stopped.
We declare a better.js for it.
Our class has a _name
property a name which is a String
and an age
which is a Number
.
// Make a Better.js for Cat Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { properties : { _name : String, age : Number, } })
// get a new cat var cat = new Cat('kitty') // Let's try to set cat age with a Number cat.age = 14 console.log('My cat age is', cat.age) // display 'My cat age is 14' ... all is OK... // Let's try to set cat age with a String cat.age = 'smoth' // Exception thrown // "Invalid property .age - Should be Number"
Now let's use this Cat
class.
If we put a Number
in cat.age
,
it matches our better.js, so all is ok.
When we try to put a String
in there,
the unauthorized type is immediatly detected
and the execution is stopped.
| Features | With Better.JS | Without Better.JS |
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| Detect Unauthorized access to private properties | ||
| Detect Unauthorized access to private functions | ||
| Detect Wrong Type for Arguments | ||
| Detect Wrong Type for Properties |
arguments
arguments
option declares type for the contructor arguments.
Every time your constructor is called, better.js will check the arguments
are valid.
| a array of type | It uses the same syntax as other strong typing features. See details on type definition. |
// define the function var Cat = function(name, age){ console.log('my name is', name, 'and i am ', age) } // make a better.js for it Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { arguments : [String, Number] })
properties
properties
option will declare the strong typing for the properties of an instance of this class. It is a
Object
where each key is the property name, and the value
is the strong typing definition for this property.
| js object | It is a Object where each key is the property name, and the value is the strong typing definition for this property. |
// Declare a Class var Cat = function(){ this.name = 'kitty' this.age = 7 } // Make a better.js for it Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { property : { name : String, age : Number } })
privatize
privatize
option will declare as private any property or function with a
name starting by _
. Thus they are no more accessible from outside
your classes.
true |
Enable privatize for this class |
false |
Disable privatize for this class. Default to false |
// define a class var Cat = function(){ this._name = 'kitty' } // Make a Better.js for it Cat = Bjs.Class(Cat, { privatize : true }) // Now ._name is accesible only from inside the class


My perspective on game demos
Some games are paid, so the developers also release a demo of the full version to attract more potential players. While this is a good idea, there are a few issues with this, which I'll try to explain.Demos should be a good taste of the full game. If they're overly locked down or restricted, people that play the demo before purchasing the full game may find they don't like it, but for specific issues that are only in the demo. For example, some games restrict you to only a few levels, some remove some customization features, etc, etc. While this may give you an incentive to purchase the full version, some people that would have previously bought the full version may no longer want it due to issues in the demo. This could probably be solved fairly easily by having the demo being identical to the full version, but with a unique campaign (For singleplayer games) that is unavailable in the full version. A good example of this is The Stanley Parable.
Well, what about multiplayer? If your game has multiplayer, that's a different story (With more characters, haha). Now the game demo has to check if it's the demo and not the full version, and not download level content only available in the full version. But this method has yet another issue: what if someone has a patched demo that ignores that check? Suddenly they have the full version with all the level content. Another possible solution is to send the demo check to the server and confirm it there, but again that has the same issue of being able to modify outgoing network traffic to allow trick the server into thinking the client is running the full version. One (Potentially worse) solution is let the demo have all the level content available, and have the full version include some premium-only features like character customization (Hey, this is starting to lean towards a Free-to-Play model!) Now this avoids nearly all the aformentioned issued while still having paid content. This model is simple, works, and doesn't give paying players a competitive advantage.
Another way to not give paying players a competitive advantage while making it occasionally worth it to buy ingame items is having an ingame currency system (Credits, gems, jewels, coins, whatever) and allow players to pay real money for this ingame currency, and allowing any player to buy ingame items with the ingame currency. This gives paying players an incentive to buy the ingame currency (I'm better than you filty F2P scum!).
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