CHAPTER I. In Which We Begin Not to Understand
It is not without a certain emotion that I begin to recount here the extraordinary adventures of Joseph Rouletabille. Down to the present time he had so firmly opposed my doing it that I had come to despair of ever publishing the most curious of police stories of the past fifteen years. I had even imagined that the public would never know the whole truth of the prodigious case known as that of “The Yellow Room”, out of which grew so many mysterious, cruel, and sensational dramas, with which my friend was so closely mixed up, if, propos of a recent nomination of the illustrious Stangerson to the grade of grandcross of the Legion of Honour, an evening journal—in an article, miserable for its ignorance, or audacious for its perfidy—had not resuscitated a terrible adventure of which Joseph Rouletabille had told me he wished to be for ever forgotten.
“The Yellow Room”! Who now remembers this affair which caused so much ink to flow fifteen years ago? Events are so quickly forgotten in Paris. Has not the very name of the Nayves trial and the tragic history of the death of little Menaldo passed out of mind? And yet the public attention was so deeply interested in the details of the trial that the occurrence of a ministerial crisis was completely unnoticed at the time. Now The Yellow Room trial, which, preceded that of the Nayves by some years, made far more noise. The entire world hung for months over this obscure problem—the most obscure, it seems to me, that has ever challenged the perspicacity of our police or taxed the conscience of our judges. The solution of the problem baffled everybody who tried to find it. It was like a dramatic rebus with which old Europe and new America alike became fascinated. That is, in truth—I am permitted to say, because there cannot be any author’s vanity in all this, since I do nothing more than transcribe facts on which an exceptional documentation enables me to throw a new light—that is because, in truth, I do not know that, in the domain of reality or imagination, one can discover or recall to mind anything comparable, in its mystery, with the natural mystery of “The Yellow Room”.
That which nobody could find out, Joseph Rouletabille, aged eighteen, then a reporter engaged on a leading journal, succeeded in discovering. But when, at the Assize Court, he brought in the key to the whole case, he did not tell the whole truth. He only allowed so much of it to appear as sufficed to ensure the acquittal of an innocent man. The reasons which he had for his reticence no longer exist. Better still, the time has come for my friend to speak out fully. You are going to know all; and, without further preamble, I am going to place before your eyes the problem of The Yellow Room as it was placed before the eyes of the entire world on the day following the enactment of the drama at the Chateau du Glandier.
On the 25th of October, 1892, the following note appeared in the latest edition of the “Temps”:
“A frightful crime has been committed at the Glandier, on the border of the forest of Sainte-Genevieve, above Epinay-sur-Orge, at the house of Professor Stangerson. On that night, while the master was working in his laboratory, an attempt was made to assassinate Mademoiselle Stangerson, who was sleeping in a chamber adjoining this laboratory. The doctors do not answer for the life of Mdlle. Stangerson.”
The impression made on Paris by this news may be easily imagined. Already, at that time, the learned world was deeply interested in the labours of Professor Stangerson and his daughter. These labours—the first that were attempted in radiography—served to open the way for Monsieur and Madame Curie to the discovery of radium. It was expected the Professor would shortly read to the Academy of Sciences a sensational paper on his new theory,—the Dissociation of Matter,—a theory destined to overthrow from its base the whole of official science, which based itself on the principle of the Conservation of Energy. On the following day, the newspapers were full of the tragedy. The “Matin,” among others, published the following article, entitled: “A Supernatural Crime”:
“These are the only details,” wrote the anonymous writer in the “Matin”—“we have been able to obtain concerning the crime of the Chateau du Glandier. The state of despair in which Professor Stangerson is plunged, and the impossibility of getting any information from the lips of the victim, have rendered our investigations and those of justice so difficult that, at present, we cannot form the least idea of what has passed in The Yellow Room in which Mdlle. Stangerson, in her night-dress, was found lying on the floor in the agonies of death. We have, at least, been able to interview Daddy Jacques—as he is called in the country—a old servant in the Stangerson family. Daddy Jacques entered “The Yellow Room” at the same time as the Professor. This chamber adjoins the laboratory. Laboratory and Yellow Room are in a pavilion at the end of the park, about three hundred metres (a thousand feet) from the chateau.
“‘It was half-past twelve at night,’ this honest old man told us, ‘and I was in the laboratory, where Monsieur Stangerson was still working, when the thing happened. I had been cleaning and putting instruments in order all the evening and was waiting for Monsieur Stangerson to go to bed. Mademoiselle Stangerson had worked with her father up to midnight; when the twelve strokes of midnight had sounded by the cuckoo-clock in the laboratory, she rose, kissed Monsieur Stangerson and bade him good-night. To me she said “bon soir, Daddy Jacques” as she passed into The Yellow Room. We heard her lock the door and shoot the bolt, so that I could not help laughing, and said to Monsieur: “There’s Mademoiselle double-locking herself in,—she must be afraid of the ‘Bete du bon Dieu!’” Monsieur did not even hear me, he was so deeply absorbed in what he was doing. Just then we heard the distant miawing of a cat. “Is that going to keep us awake all night?” I said to myself; for I must tell you, Monsieur, that, to the end of October, I live in an attic of the pavilion over The Yellow Room, so that Mademoiselle should not be left alone through the night in the lonely park. It was the fancy of Mademoiselle to spend the fine weather in the pavilion; no doubt, she found it more cheerful than the chateau and, for the four years it had been built, she had never failed to take up her lodging there in the spring. With the return of winter, Mademoiselle returns to the chateau, for there is no fireplace in The Yellow Room.
“‘We were staying in the pavilion, then—Monsieur Stangerson and me. We made no noise. He was seated at his desk. As for me, I was sitting on a chair, having finished my work and, looking at him, I said to myself: “What a man!—what intelligence!—what knowledge!” I attach importance to the fact that we made no noise; for, because of that, the assassin certainly thought that we had left the place. And, suddenly, while the cuckoo was sounding the half after midnight, a desperate clamour broke out in “The Yellow Room”. It was the voice of Mademoiselle, crying “Murder!—murder!—help!” Immediately afterwards revolver shots rang out and there was a great noise of tables and furniture being thrown to the ground, as if in the course of a struggle, and again the voice of Mademoiselle calling, “Murder!—help!—Papa!—Papa!—”
“‘You may be sure that we quickly sprang up and that Monsieur Stangerson and I threw ourselves upon the door. But alas! it was locked, fast locked, on the inside, by the care of Mademoiselle, as I have told you, with key and bolt. We tried to force it open, but it remained firm. Monsieur Stangerson was like a madman, and truly, it was enough to make him one, for we heard Mademoiselle still calling “Help!—help!” Monsieur Stangerson showered terrible blows on the door, and wept with rage and sobbed with despair and helplessness.
“‘It was then that I had an inspiration. “The assassin must have entered by the window!” I cried;—“I will go to the window!” and I rushed from the pavilion and ran like one out of his mind.
“‘The inspiration was that the window of “The Yellow Room” looks out in such a way that the park wall, which abuts on the pavilion, prevented my at once reaching the window. To get up to it one has first to go out of the park. I ran towards the gate and, on my way, met Bernier and his wife, the gate-keepers, who had been attracted by the pistol reports and by our cries. In a few words I told them what had happened, and directed the concierge to join Monsieur Stangerson with all speed, while his wife came with me to open the park gate. Five minutes later she and I were before the window of “The Yellow Room”.
“‘The moon was shining brightly and I saw clearly that no one had touched the window. Not only were the bars that protect it intact, but the blinds inside of them were drawn, as I had myself drawn them early in the evening, as I did every day, though Mademoiselle, knowing that I was tired from the heavy work I had been doing, had begged me not to trouble myself, but leave her to do it; and they were just as I had left them, fastened with an iron catch on the inside. The assassin, therefore, could not have passed either in or out that way; but neither could I get in.
“‘It was unfortunate,—enough to turn one’s brain! The door of the room locked on the inside and the blinds on the only window also fastened on the inside; and Mademoiselle still calling for help!—No! she had ceased to call. She was dead, perhaps. But I still heard her father, in the pavilion, trying to break down the door.
“‘With the concierge I hurried back to the pavilion. The door, in spite of the furious attempts of Monsieur Stangerson and Bernier to burst it open, was still holding firm; but at length, it gave way before our united efforts,—and then what a sight met our eyes! I should tell you that, behind us, the concierge held the laboratory lamp—a powerful lamp, that lit the whole chamber.
“‘I must also tell you, monsieur, that “The Yellow Room” is a very small room. Mademoiselle had furnished it with a fairly large iron bedstead, a small table, a night-commode; a dressing-table, and two chairs. By the light of the big lamp we saw all at a glance. Mademoiselle, in her night-dress, was lying on the floor in the midst of the greatest disorder. Tables and chairs had been overthrown, showing that there had been a violent struggle. Mademoiselle had certainly been dragged from her bed. She was covered with blood and had terrible marks of finger-nails on her throat,—the flesh of her neck having been almost torn by the nails. From a wound on the right temple a stream of blood had run down and made a little pool on the floor. When Monsieur Stangerson saw his daughter in that state, he threw himself on his knees beside her, uttering a cry of despair. He ascertained that she still breathed. As to us, we searched for the wretch who had tried to kill our mistress, and I swear to you, monsieur, that, if we had found him, it would have gone hard with him!
“‘But how to explain that he was not there, that he had already escaped? It passes all imagination!—Nobody under the bed, nobody behind the furniture!—All that we discovered were traces, blood-stained marks of a man’s large hand on the walls and on the door; a big handkerchief red with blood, without any initials, an old cap, and many fresh footmarks of a man on the floor,—footmarks of a man with large feet whose boot-soles had left a sort of sooty impression. How had this man got away? How had he vanished? Don’t forget, monsieur, that there is no chimney in “The Yellow Room”. He could not have escaped by the door, which is narrow, and on the threshold of which the concierge stood with the lamp, while her husband and I searched for him in every corner of the little room, where it is impossible for anyone to hide himself. The door, which had been forced open against the wall, could not conceal anything behind it, as we assured ourselves.  What then?—I began to believe in the Devil.
“‘But we discovered my revolver on the floor!—Yes, my revolver! Oh! that brought me back to the reality!  The man who had been there had first gone up to my attic and taken my revolver from the drawer where I kept it. We then ascertained, by counting the cartridges, that the assassin had fired two shots. Ah! it was fortunate for me that Monsieur Stangerson was in the laboratory when the affair took place and had seen with his own eyes that I was there with him; for otherwise, with this business of my revolver, I don’t know where we should have been,—I should now be under lock and bar. Justice wants no more to send a man to the scaffold!’”
The editor of the “Matin” added to this interview the following lines:
“We have, without interrupting him, allowed Daddy Jacques to recount to us roughly all he knows about the crime of “The Yellow Room”. We have reproduced it in his own words, only sparing the reader the continual lamentations with which he garnished his narrative. It is quite understood, Daddy Jacques, quite understood, that you are very fond of your masters; and you want them to know it, and never cease repeating it—especially since the discovery of your revolver. It is your right, and we see no harm in it. We should have liked to put some further questions to Daddy Jacques—Jacques—Louis Moustier—but the inquiry of the examining magistrate, which is being carried on at the chateau, makes it impossible for us to gain admission at the Glandier; and, as to the oak wood, it is guarded by a wide circle of policemen, who are jealously watching all traces that can lead to the pavilion, and that may perhaps lead to the discovery of the assassin. “We have also wished to question the concierges, but they are invisible. Finally, we have waited in a roadside inn, not far from the gate of the chateau, for the departure of Monsieur de Marquet, the magistrate of Corbeil. At half-past five we saw him and his clerk and, before he was able to enter his carriage, had an opportunity to ask him the following question:
“‘Can you, Monsieur de Marquet, give us any information as to this affair, without inconvenience to the course of your inquiry?’
“‘It is impossible for us to do it,’ replied Monsieur de Marquet. ‘I can only say that it is the strangest affair I have ever known. The more we think we know something, the further we are from knowing anything!’
“We asked Monsieur de Marquet to be good enough to explain his last words; and this is what he said,—the importance of which no one will fail to recognise:
“‘If nothing is added to the material facts so far established, I fear that the mystery which surrounds the abominable crime of which Mademoiselle Stangerson has been the victim will never be brought to light; but it is to be hoped, for the sake of our human reason, that the examination of the walls, and of the ceiling of “The Yellow Room”—an examination which I shall to-morrow intrust to the builder who constructed the pavilion four years ago—will afford us the proof that may not discourage us. For the problem is this: we know by what way the assassin gained admission,—he entered by the door and hid himself under the bed, awaiting Mademoiselle Stangerson. But how did he leave? How did he escape? If no trap, no secret door, no hiding place, no opening of any sort is found; if the examination of the walls—even to the demolition of the pavilion—does not reveal any passage practicable—not only for a human being, but for any being whatsoever—if the ceiling shows no crack, if the floor hides no underground passage, one must really believe in the Devil, as Daddy Jacques says!’”
And the anonymous writer in the “Matin” added in this article—which I have selected as the most interesting of all those that were published on the subject of this affair—that the examining magistrate appeared to place a peculiar significance to the last sentence: “One must really believe in the Devil, as Jacques says.”
The article concluded with these lines: “We wanted to know what Daddy Jacques meant by the cry of the Bete Du Bon Dieu.” The landlord of the Donjon Inn explained to us that it is the particularly sinister cry which is uttered sometimes at night by the cat of an old woman,—Mother Angenoux, as she is called in the country. Mother Angenoux is a sort of saint, who lives in a hut in the heart of the forest, not far from the grotto of Sainte-Genevieve.
““The Yellow Room”, the Bete Du Bon Dieu, Mother Angenoux, the Devil, Sainte-Genevieve, Daddy Jacques,—here is a well entangled crime which the stroke of a pickaxe in the wall may disentangle for us to-morrow. Let us at least hope that, for the sake of our human reason, as the examining magistrate says. Meanwhile, it is expected that Mademoiselle Stangerson—who has not ceased to be delirious and only pronounces one word distinctly, ‘Murderer! Murderer!’—will not live through the night.”
In conclusion, and at a late hour, the same journal announced that the Chief of the Surete had telegraphed to the famous detective, Frederic Larsan, who had been sent to London for an affair of stolen securities, to return immediately to Paris.


Expose Redis master
You need to create a Service to proxy the traffic to the Redis master Pod. Use the following command to create the service.
Look at kubernetes-istio-workshop/guestbook/redis-master-service.yaml
in Cloud Shell Editor.
There is two important parts in the Service yaml: the ports
and the selector
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spec:
ports:
- port: 6379
targetPort: 6379
selector:
app: redis
role: master
tier: backend
Service ports
The ports
define the Service's listening port (defined by property port
)
and the Pod's listening port targetPort
.
Selectors
The selector
is the universal way for Kubernetes to identify a resource using labels.
If you look at our Deployment's yaml, we defined some labels
in the metadata
part of our Pods templates.
template:
metadata:
labels:
app: redis
role: master
tier: backend
With selectors, you can target any resource or group of resource.
For exemple, this selector will target all resources associated to the backend
tier.
selector:
tier: backend
Or this one will target all Redis master
, whichever is its tier.
selector:
app: redis
role: master
You can put any label on your Kubernetes resource to match your own organisation on the cluster, for exemple environment, team, owner, version, application…
Create Redis master Service
Run the creation command then look at your new service
kubectl apply -f guestbook/redis-master-service.yaml
kubectl get services
Our new Service redis-master
is of type ClusterIP, which mean that any Pod in the cluster can connect to the redis-master
Pod using either its CLUSTER-IP
or the internal dns name redis-master.svc.cluster.local
.


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Documentation for the CircleRange class. More...
#include "op.hh"
Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | CircleRange |
| A class for manipulating integer value ranges. More... | |
| class | ValueSet |
| A range of values attached to a Varnode within a data-flow subsystem. More... | |
| class | ValueSet::Equation |
| An external that can be applied to a ValueSet. More... | |
| class | Partition |
| A range of nodes (within the weak topological ordering) that are iterated together. More... | |
| class | ValueSetRead |
| A special form of ValueSet associated with the read point of a Varnode. More... | |
| class | Widener |
| Class holding a particular widening strategy for the ValueSetSolver iteration algorithm. More... | |
| class | WidenerFull |
| Class for doing normal widening. More... | |
| class | WidenerNone |
| Class for freezing value sets at a specific iteration (to accelerate convergence) More... | |
| class | ValueSetSolver |
| Class that determines a ValueSet for each Varnode in a data-flow system. More... | |
Documentation for the CircleRange class.


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Support functions for Olympus camera class.
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These utilities convert between coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system and coordinates in live view coordinate system.
Live view coordinate system is in units of pixels for live view image. The origin is the upper-left corner. Vertical and horizontal coordinate axes match the image display of the smartphone. If camera is rotated into portrait orientation, the origin is still in the upper-left, but the width and height of the image are changed since image is rotated. Live view coordinates are used to represent a pixel position on the image when user touches the live view.
Viewfinder coordinate system is normalized to width = 1.0 and height = 1.0 for live view image. The origin is the upper-left corner. Vertical and horizontal coordinate axes correspond to image sensor in camera. If camera is rotated into portrait or landscape mode, there is no change to the image width and height or the picture rotation. Viewfinder coordinate system is used to represent the in-focus position and the position of the specified auto focus lock.
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| CGPoint | OLYCameraConvertPointOnLiveImageIntoViewfinder (CGPoint point, UIImage *liveImage) |
| | Convert coordinates in live view coordinate system into coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system. More...
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| CGPoint | OLYCameraConvertPointOnViewfinderIntoLiveImage (CGPoint point, UIImage *liveImage) |
| | Convert coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system into coordinates in live view coordinate system. More...
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| CGRect | OLYCameraConvertRectOnLiveImageIntoViewfinder (CGRect rect, UIImage *liveImage) |
| | Convert rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system into the rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system. More...
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| CGRect | OLYCameraConvertRectOnViewfinderIntoLiveImage (CGRect rect, UIImage *liveImage) |
| | Convert rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system into rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system. More...
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| UIImage* OLYCameraConvertDataToImage |
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NSData * |
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NSDictionary * |
metadata |
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Convert image data to UIImage object.
- Parameters
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| data | Image data |
| metadata | Metadata of image data. |
- Returns
- UIImage object generated from image data.
| CGPoint OLYCameraConvertPointOnLiveImageIntoViewfinder |
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CGPoint |
point, |
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UIImage * |
liveImage |
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) |
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Convert coordinates in live view coordinate system into coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system.
- Parameters
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| point | Coordinates in live view coordinate system. |
| liveImage | Live view image. |
- Returns
- Coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system.
| CGPoint OLYCameraConvertPointOnViewfinderIntoLiveImage |
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CGPoint |
point, |
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UIImage * |
liveImage |
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Convert coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system into coordinates in live view coordinate system.
- Parameters
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| point | Coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system. |
| liveImage | Live view image. |
- Returns
- Coordinates in live view coordinate system.
| CGRect OLYCameraConvertRectOnLiveImageIntoViewfinder |
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CGRect |
rect, |
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UIImage * |
liveImage |
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Convert rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system into the rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system.
This method is used to convert coordinates of auto focus frame for example.
- Parameters
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| rect | Rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system. |
| liveImage | Live view image. |
- Returns
- Rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system.
| CGRect OLYCameraConvertRectOnViewfinderIntoLiveImage |
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CGRect |
rect, |
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UIImage * |
liveImage |
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) |
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Convert rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system into rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system.
This method is used to convert coordinates of auto focus frame for example.
- Parameters
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| rect | Rectangular coordinates in viewfinder coordinate system. |
| liveImage | Live view image. |
- Returns
- Rectangular coordinates in live view coordinate system.
| BOOL OLYCameraDecodeDataFromCameraPropertyValue |
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NSString * |
value, |
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NSString ** |
name, |
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NSString ** |
data |
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Get a camera property name and a camera property value from internal representation of camera property value.
- Parameters
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| value | Pair of property name and value set in the property. (e.g. "<APERTURE/3.5>", "<SHUTTER/250>", "<ISO/Auto>", "<WB/WB_AUTO>") |
| name | Camera property name. (e.g. "APERTURE", "SHUTTER", "ISO", "WB") |
| data | Camera property value. (e.g. "3.5", "250", "Auto", "WB_AUTO") |
- Returns
- If true, the operation was successful. If false, the operation was abnormally terminated.
- See also
- - cameraPropertyValue:error: (OLYCamera(CameraSystem))
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- setCameraPropertyValue:value:error: (OLYCamera(CameraSystem))
| NSString* OLYCameraEncodeCameraPropertyValue |
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NSString * |
name, |
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NSString * |
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.jena.graph |
This package defines the Graph and Node family of classes, which
form the underlying datatypes of the Jena system.
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| org.apache.jena.graph.compose |
This package defines simple composite graphs - union, intersection,
difference, and update-tracking.
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| org.apache.jena.mem |
Various memory-based implementations of interfaces,
specifically GraphMem for memory-based Graphs.
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| org.apache.jena.rdf.model |
A package for creating and manipulating RDF graphs.
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| org.apache.jena.rdf.model.impl |
This package contains implementations of the interfaces defined
in the .model package, eg ModelCom for Model, ResourceImpl
for Resource, and so on.
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| org.apache.jena.reasoner.rulesys |
Provides a selection of simple rule engines for Jena inference models.
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| org.apache.jena.reasoner.rulesys.impl |
Internal implementation objects used by the rule system interpreters
and compilers.
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| org.apache.jena.util.iterator |
A package for defining useful iterators and iterator operations,
including concatenation, mapping, filtering, empty and singleton
iterators, iterator wrappers, and the
ExtendedIterator
class used in many places in Jena. |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
TripleIterator
An extended iterator that can return its next element as a Triple.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> ClosableIterator<T> |
CompositionBase.butNot(ClosableIterator<T> a,
ClosableIterator<? extends T> b)
Answer an iterator over the elements of iterator a that are not members of iterator b.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> ClosableIterator<T> |
CompositionBase.butNot(ClosableIterator<T> a,
ClosableIterator<? extends T> b)
Answer an iterator over the elements of iterator a that are not members of iterator b.
|
static <T> ClosableIterator<T> |
CompositionBase.butNot(ClosableIterator<T> a,
ClosableIterator<? extends T> b)
Answer an iterator over the elements of iterator a that are not members of iterator b.
|
static <T> Predicate<T> |
CompositionBase.ifIn(ClosableIterator<T> i)
Answer a
Predicate that will accept any object that is an element of
iterator i. |
static <T> ExtendedIterator<T> |
CompositionBase.recording(ClosableIterator<T> i,
Set<T> seen)
Answer an iterator that will record every element delived by
next() in
the set seen . |
static <T> Predicate<T> |
CompositionBase.reject(ClosableIterator<? extends T> i)
Answer a
Predicate that will reject any element that is a member of iterator i. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ObjectIterator
Helper class for listObjects.
|
class |
StoreTripleIterator
An iterator wrapper for NodeToTriplesMap iterators which ensures that
a .remove on the base iterator is copied to the other two maps of this
GraphMem.
|
class |
TrackingTripleIterator
A WrappedIterator which remembers the last object next'ed in a
protected instance variable, so that subclasses have access to it
during .remove.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
NodeIterator
An iterator which returns RDF nodes.
|
interface |
NsIterator
An iterator which returns namespace URI's.
|
interface |
ResIterator
An iterator which returns RDF Resources.
|
interface |
RSIterator
An RSIterator is a ClosableIterator (qv) which delivers only ReifedStatement's
and which has a next-method with that return type.
|
interface |
StmtIterator
An iterator which returns RDF Statements.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ContNodeIteratorImpl
An internal class not normally of interest to application developers.
|
class |
NodeIteratorImpl
A NodeIterator implementation.
|
class |
NsIteratorImpl
An NsIterator implementation
|
class |
ResIteratorImpl
An implementation of ResIterator.
|
class |
RSIteratorImpl |
class |
SeqNodeIteratorImpl
An internal class not normally of interest to developers.
|
class |
StmtIteratorImpl
An implementation of StmtIterator.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ClosableIterator<Triple> |
RuleContext.find(Node s,
Node p,
Node o)
In some formulations the context includes deductions that are not yet
visible to the underlying graph but need to be checked for.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
LPTopGoalIterator
Wraps up the results an LP rule engine instance into a conventional
iterator.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ClosableIterator<Triple> |
RETERuleContext.find(Node s,
Node p,
Node o)
In some formulations the context includes deductions that are not yet
visible to the underlying graph but need to be checked for.
|
ClosableIterator<Triple> |
BFRuleContext.find(Node s,
Node p,
Node o)
In some formulations the context includes deductions that are not yet
visible to the underlying graph but need to be checked for.
|
ClosableIterator<Triple> |
BBRuleContext.find(Node s,
Node p,
Node o) |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
ExtendedIterator<T>
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An ExtendedIterator that is created lazily.
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Map1Iterator<From,To>
An iterator that consumes an underlying iterator and maps its results before
delivering them; supports remove if the underlying iterator does.
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MapFilterIterator<T,X>
A MapFilterIterator takes a MapFilter and an [Extended]Iterator and returns a new
ExtendedIterator which delivers the sequence of all non-null elements MapFilter(X)
for X from the base iterator.
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NiceIterator is the standard base class implementing ExtendedIterator.
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NullIterator<T>
An empty iterator.
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RandomOrderIterator - Reorders the elements returned by an Iterator.
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A ClosableIterator that contains only one element
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WrappedIterator<T>
a WrappedIterator is an ExtendedIterator wrapping around a plain (or
presented as plain) Iterator.
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It is necessary to check in with Customs and with the local gendarmerie (Immigration). Formalities are straightforward and there are no fees. See each island for further details.
Both officials must be visited before departure including if going on to another island in the group.
Last updated November 2015.
Passports must be valid for a minimum of 6 months.
All visitors (it is uncertain as to whether this includes French citizens) require a passport.
Even though an overseas territory of France, it is not a member of the EU, nor part of the Schengen Area Agreement.
If a visa is required, note that the visa application must specify "France + Wallis and Futuna".
Yachts on a short visit are often exempt from visa requirements. Visits are normally limited to 30 days.
Last updated November 2015.
Firearms must be sealed on board.
Yachts may stay a maximum of six months in a 12 month period without paying duty.
Last updated November 2015.
Vaccinations against typhoid and tetanus are advised. Precautions should also be taken against hepatitis B.
All animals must have a Rabies Vaccination Certificate


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 15fl oz/425ml
Dietary
Yes, it's old-fashioned nursery food, but I sometimes think that things like this need a revival. I love it with baked cod cutlets and creamy mashed potatoes, and it's also excellent with gammon, but most especially I love it with salmon fishcakes.
Place the milk and the next five ingredients in a small pan, bring everything slowly up to simmering point, then pour the mixture into a bowl and leave aside to get completely cold.
When you're ready to make the sauce, strain the milk back into the pan, discard the flavourings, then add the flour and butter and bring everything gradually up to simmering point, whisking continuously with a balloon whisk until the sauce has thickened and is smooth and glossy. Then turn the heat down to its lowest possible setting and let the sauce cook gently forminutes, stirring from time to time.
To serve the sauce, add the chopped parsley, cream and lemon juice, taste and season, then serve in a warm jug.


class Docker::ImageCollection
- Docker::ImageCollection
- Array(Docker::Image)
- Reference
- Object
Overview
a collection of Images, and a few convenience methods for dealing with said collection
Defined in:
docker/client/images.crClass Method Summary
- .[](img_id : String) : Image
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.[]?(img_id : String) : Image?
Retreive an image by its ID.
- .all
- .filter_by(filters : ImageFilters)
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Find images tagged with the given tag.
- .request(all : Bool = false, filters : ImageFilters = ImageFilters.none)


TITANIC Review By David Wilcock (C)1998
Running Time: 195 minutes (3 hours 15 minutes!) Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Billy Zane Written & Directed By James Cameron
Titanic is so close to being the perfect movie it's upsetting that it isn't. The film, which cost $200 million+ to make and could of put 20th Century Fox into a lot of finicial trouble if it 'sunk' (pun intended) is a labour of love for Cameron, who wrote and directed the film. We all know that big budget dosen't mean great film (see Waterworld (1995)) but Titanic is far superior to Kevin Costners waterlogged epic. But sadly, Titanic just misses the mark of masterpiece (although it is one of Cameron's best films)
The film starts with present day explorers searching the runied Titanic. They find a safe, and inside a picture of a woman. The woman in the picture (an old Winslet) tells the explorers that the picture is of her. The explorers invite her over, and she then tells her story of Titanic. In the flashback, DiCaprio plays poor boy Jack Dawson, who, after winning a poker game, wins two tickets to board the grand ship Titanic, leaving Liverpool to go to America. Also boarding the ship is rich woman Rose DeWitt Bukater (Winslet) who is being forced into a marriage with a man she dosen't love at all, Cal Hockley (Zane) so her family can remain rich. She nearly commits suicide on the ship, but Jack comes to the rescue, saves Rose, they fall in love, and Cal gets jealous and eventually tries to kill them. Oh yeah, and the ship sinks.
And that is the main problem with the film, and which stops it from being a work of genius. The story and script (both by Cameron) are both weak. The story is full of cliched characters, (the creepy man who the nice girl has to marry, the poor boy with heart, the stuck-up mother) and poor dialogue (the script consists of lots of in-jokes of how the boat won't sink, and most of the dialogue is pretty basic) It's a shame really, as the audience does have to sit through 3 hours of this film. Without good dialogue, a film could become a very long, very boring film (like Camerons own Terminator 2, 1992) But, luckily, there are some redeeming features that make the story and dialogue problems just disappear.
Firstly, there's Cameron's direction. There are some great sweeping shots of the Titanic, and some clever fades between the flashback Titanic and the ruined Titanic. But the scenes Cameron directs especially well are the disaster scenes at the end. There is a lot of mayhem and panic, all done very well by Cameron. It's a scary sight, watching bodies fall from great heights into the watery depths below. Thanks to Cameron's direction, then, the audiences attention is held for the full 3 hours 15 minutes.
To support the directing are the excellent cast, working very well with their underwritten characters. DiCaprio is good, although he only looks 16-17 years old. His performance of a over excitiable, yet also well mannered boy is excellent, and he also has some funny lines. Winslet is great also, and her transistion from a well mannered rich girl to a rebelous young adult is pretty smooth. Zane is deliciously evil as Cal, saying every line with a sneer and a flicker of the eye lash. The audience really does come to hate him. He may be playing the same character he plays in every film he's in (like Dead Calm, 1988) but he does it really, really well. Also worthy of note is Kathy Bates (Edward Scissorhands, 1990) as a loud mouthed American.
Finally, the icing on the 'great things' cake are the special effects. Cameron is a whiz with effects (just watch Aliens (1988), Terminator 2 and True Lies, 1994) and they are used very well throughout. The sweeps of the ships are awesome, although Digital Domain, who did the effects, cannot animate human movement too well. The humans seem to move to 'smoothly', there's just something odd about them. You can tell that they have been animated on a computer. Of course, the ship sinking scenes are awesome, with bodies flying all over the place, and the scene where the ship splits in half has to be seen to be believed. Titanic is one of the only films where effects have reinforced the film.
Titanic, then, is a wonder of directing, acting and CGI, but not writing and story. Again, like most of Camerons films, the editing is loose (Cameron edits himself), and the film could of come in under three hours with a few more cuts. Titanic, then, although not the Godfather of movies it could of been, is a wonderful attempt at creating a work of genius. Enjoyable, scary, and even sad, Titanic is a film cinema was invented for, filling the screen with incredible images, and assaulting the ears with awesome sound. A superb film, but sadly not perfect.
OVERALL RATING= ****1/2 out of ***** (4 1/2 out of 5)
REVIEW BY DAVID WILCOCK
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Music FPaaS
Fingerprint as a Service
What is FPaaS?
No, it does not involve fingers :) .
Songs have a unique feel, sound and identity, similar to fingerprints.
With the fingerprint as a service (FPaaS), you can generate a digital
representation of any song.
How Does It Work?
When your song is uploaded to our platform, the fingerprint generator
computes time and hash pairs from the audio signal using advanced
signal processing to account for noise and modification. For more
details, find link here and here.


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Researching Information
The internet has the vastest bank of knowledge man has ever known which constantly increases every day. If there is anything that you want to know about, you can search for it on the internet and you’ll most probably get the exact answer you needed. If not the exact answer, it’ll definitely point you in the right direction. The internet was one of the greatest inventions of mankind. All of mankind’s knowledge at our fingertips.You can use the internet to look up all different kinds of information such as:
Medical Information/Health Practices:
There are resources available online which can help you tell whether you’re in need of medical help (whether you’re sick, or injured) Simply searching your symptoms on www.google.com and help you get some kind of understanding as to what’s wrong or how to provide immediate support for an ailment.
Word of Caution:
Do NOT blindly follow what you read on the internet regarding treatment. Your should always follow the doctor’s advice over what you read on the internet. What you read on the internet is just to supplement what the doctor recommends. However, you must never blindly follow what you read on the internet regarding medical practices.
Wiki-Pages:
Most of the information on the internet has been indexed onto “Wiki” webpages. The largest of it being www.wikipedia.com. It is an online encyclopedia which is free to access. To search for a page regarding a specific topic, you can search it on google and click the link with www.wikipedia.com/nameoftopic, it will direct you to the safe


Class FixedIntervalRetryStrategy
Represents a retry strategy with a specified number of retry attempts and a default, fixed time interval between retries.
Inherited Members
Namespace: MilestoneTG.TransientFaultHandling
Assembly: MilestoneTG.TransientFaultHandling.dll
Syntax
public class FixedIntervalRetryStrategy : RetryStrategy
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceFixedIntervalRetryStrategy()
Initializes a new instance of the FixedIntervalRetryStrategy class.
Declaration
public FixedIntervalRetryStrategy()
FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(Int32)
Initializes a new instance of the FixedIntervalRetryStrategy class with the specified number of retry attempts.
Declaration
public FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(int retryCount)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | retryCount | The number of retry attempts. |
FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(Int32, TimeSpan)
Initializes a new instance of the FixedIntervalRetryStrategy class with the specified number of retry attempts and time interval.
Declaration
public FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(int retryCount, TimeSpan retryInterval)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | retryCount | The number of retry attempts. |
| System.TimeSpan | retryInterval | The time interval between retries. |
FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(String, Int32, TimeSpan)
Initializes a new instance of the FixedIntervalRetryStrategy class with the specified number of retry attempts, time interval, and retry strategy.
Declaration
public FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(string name, int retryCount, TimeSpan retryInterval)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | name | The retry strategy name. |
| System.Int32 | retryCount | The number of retry attempts. |
| System.TimeSpan | retryInterval | The time interval between retries. |
FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(String, Int32, TimeSpan, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the FixedIntervalRetryStrategy class with the specified number of retry attempts, time interval, retry strategy, and fast start option.
Declaration
public FixedIntervalRetryStrategy(string name, int retryCount, TimeSpan retryInterval, bool firstFastRetry)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | name | The retry strategy name. |
| System.Int32 | retryCount | The number of retry attempts. |
| System.TimeSpan | retryInterval | The time interval between retries. |
| System.Boolean | firstFastRetry | true to immediately retry in the first attempt; otherwise, false. The subsequent retries will remain subject to the configured retry interval. |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetShouldRetryHandler()
Returns the corresponding ShouldRetry delegate.
Declaration
public override ShouldRetryHandler GetShouldRetryHandler()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ShouldRetryHandler | The ShouldRetry delegate. |


Color function
- 0.0 ≤ c < 1.0 is the color and increases over time, faster for a smaller color factor. At 1.0 it wraps around to 0.0 again.
- 0.0 ≤ x < 1.0 is the relative x position, 0.0 being left.
- 0.0 ≤ y < 1.0 is the relative y position, 0.0 being top.
function customColorFunction(c, x, y)
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About the Bulletin
BrainStorm of the Pre-Alpha 0.7.1-2
Attention! The translation is not 100% perfect.
You can find any translation errors on pages. If you find, for Report<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The layout
The layout was finalized on February 28, 2016; It was made in HTML, CSS and Javascript with jQuery. I Victor Carlos , developer of social network, introduced the same for my uncle who is the IT area. He pointed the design mistakes and I was in doubt: I do or not do? I decided to do, slicing the entire site and moving to PHP.
The Development
I started to slice up the entire project by placing QueryString and the database was already drawn on paper. After all this work, created with the bank, started to create classes, models and controllers, along with the connection driver. It was decided that the project would be the MVC model.
Basic tests were done by creating fictitious accounts and developing features.
Pre Alpha Version
The end was this Friday, April 29. The basic functions of friendship, publication, notification and marking are working. There may be some bugs, but what matters is that there is another option on the Web. And AJAX is not implemented yet.
UPDATE: The last update was Friday, August 5, 2016. Talk functions and its deletion have been added, and existing bug fixes.
The next features to be developed are:
- AJAX
- Photos
- Creating Pages
- ETC...
The Developer
As stated above, my name is Victor Carlos , also known as OverHead.
It all started with a PC: K6-2 / 500 with 256MB RAM and HD Fujitsu 10GB. I learned to fix my own computer and when I got the CDs of Digerati, PC Expert, among others, stepped into the world of programming. This motivated me to make a technical course in Computer Science at Senac. I participated in the Talentos Senac 2015 in three stages. In the second stage was the second entitled to the silver medal. Just I lost the last.


Installing various packages can make your system vulnerable to any known or discovered security issues in the software. Hackers trying to gain access to your machine often can take advantage of such security holes in your system's software. For this reason, it is highly recommended to purge anything on your machine that is not required to be there.
RSH Client is a legacy version of SSH. It contains numerous vulnerabilities, and both the client and server should be removed. In this particular vulnerability, we are removing the client. (this prevents users from accidentally using this command and exposing their credentials through it)
To check if RSH client is installed on your system, you can type dpkg -l rsh-client, then dpkg -l rsh-redone-client.
If the name of either package is preceded by "ii", then it is installed. To remove it, simply type sudo apt-get purge ldap-utils.
That should be it!


com.tokelon.toktales.tools.assets.files
Interfaces
IFileAssetReader
IFileKey
IParentResolver
IPathAssetReader
IPathKey
IRelativeFileAssetReader
IRelativeFileKey
IRelativePathAssetReader
IRelativePathKey
Classes
FileAssetReader
FileKey
FileParentResolver
PathAssetReader
PathKey
PathParentResolver
RelativeFileAssetReader
RelativeFileKey
RelativePathAssetReader
RelativePathKey


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Look of Unit. Size of Unit; Did not function correctly
[2]
There were no pros discovered; Will not connect. My other devices connect fine.


--- layout: post title: Integrating Wee components in Rails applications categories: - sightings author: admin published: true date: 2005-07-12 12:55:13.000000000 +01:00 ---
Michael Neumann has released a new version of Wee, which allows for integration of its components with Rails applications. He wrote up a small tutorial on how to do it with the release notes. Wee is a component-centrific framework inspired by Seaside from Smalltalk. Looks mighty interesting, thanks for integrating, Michael.


{% extends 'ps/email/base_email.html' %}
{% block content %}
Please find attached the invoice for your own records for your upcoming trip to {{ booking.campground.name }} in {{ booking.campground.park.name }}, from {{ booking.stay_dates }}.
{% endblock %}


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[gecode-users] posting LinExpr
'Stanimir Dragiev'
stanio at cs.tu-berlin.de
Fri Feb 15 12:50:36 CET 2008
Hello Christian,
* Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se> [2008-02-15 01:13]:
> not so shy ;-) That was a bug, apparently there were no tests for posting
Well, after couple of hours in front of an old CRT I haven't
considered my perceptions reliable.
:o)
> not so shy ;-) That was a bug, apparently there were no tests for posting
> linear expressions but only linear relations! I'll fixed it in the trunk and
> it should be soon in 2.0.2. For the time being, just replace sign*-c with
> sign*c and recompile...
I prefer messing around with my code, than with gecode's, so
I use a workaround for now (the constants are 0 and this
avoids the impact of sign*-c):
=-=-=-=-=-=Begin
IntVar
get_variable_difference(Solver *space, IntVar& var1, int var2){
- return abs(space, post(space, var1 - var2, ICL_DOM), ICL_DOM);
+ IntVar tmp(space, var2, var2);
+ return abs(space, post(space, var1 - tmp, ICL_DOM), ICL_DOM);
}
=-=-=-=-=-=End
Could using a temp IntVar (and as consequence one Term more
inside the LinExpr, I guess) be a considerable performance
issue?
cheers
stanio_
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for deleting a cookie,
use $.removeCookie('name')
.
$.cookie('name')
now returns undefined
in case such cookie does not exist
(was null
). Because the return value is still falsy, testing for existence
of a cookie like if ( $.cookie('foo') )
keeps working without change.
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Added conversion function as optional last argument for reading, so that values can be changed to a different representation easily on the fly. Useful for parsing numbers for instance:
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Fixed issue where it was no longer possible to check for an arbitrary cookie, while json is set to true, there was a SyntaxError thrown from JSON.parse.
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194. Reactor Cooling
time limit per test: 2 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
The terrorist group leaded by a well known international
terrorist Ben Bladen is buliding a nuclear reactor to produce plutonium for the
nuclear bomb they are planning to create. Being the wicked computer genius of
this group, you are responsible for developing the cooling system for the
reactor.
The cooling system of the reactor consists of the number of
pipes that special cooling liquid flows by. Pipes are connected at special
points, called nodes, each pipe has the starting node and the end point. The
liquid must flow by the pipe from its start point to its end point and not in
the opposite direction.
Let the nodes be numbered from 1 to N. The
cooling system must be designed so that the liquid is circulating by the pipes
and the amount of the liquid coming to each node (in the unit of time) is equal
to the amount of liquid leaving the node. That is, if we designate the amount of
liquid going by the pipe from i-th node to j-th as fij, (put
fij = 0 if there is no pipe from node i to node j), for each i the
following condition must hold:
sum(j=1..N, fij) = sum(j=1..N, fji)
Each pipe has some finite capacity, therefore for each i
and j connected by the pipe must be fij ≤ cij where
cij is the capacity of the pipe. To provide sufficient cooling, the
amount of the liquid flowing by the pipe going from i-th to j-th nodes must be
at least lij, thus it must be fij ≥ lij.
Given cij and lij for all pipes, find the amount
fij, satisfying the conditions specified above.
Input
The first line of the input file contains the number N (1 ≤
N ≤ 200) - the number of nodes and and M — the number of pipes. The following M
lines contain four integer number each - i, j, lij and cij
each. There is at most one pipe connecting any two nodes and 0 ≤ lij
≤ cij ≤ 105 for all pipes. No pipe connects a node to
itself. If there is a pipe from i-th node to j-th, there is no pipe from j-th
node to i-th.
Output
On the first line of the output file print YES if there is
the way to carry out reactor cooling and NO if there is none. In the first case
M integers must follow, k-th number being the amount of liquid flowing by the
k-th pipe. Pipes are numbered as they are given in the input file.
Sample test(s)
Input
Test #1
4 6
1 2 1 2
2 3 1 2
3 4 1 2
4 1
1 2
1 3 1 2
4 2 1 2
Test #2
4 6
1 2 1 3
2 3 1 3
3 4 1 3
4 1 1 3
1 3 1 3
4 2 1 3
Output
Test #1
NO
Test #2
YES
1
2
3
2
1
1
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| Resource: |
Petrozavodsk Winter Trainings 2003 |
| Date: |
2003-02-06
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