Commercial Registration
According to Commercial Registration Act B.E.2499
Person who Have the Duties for Commercial Registration
Person who have duties for commercial registration is any individuals or group of individuals (ordinary partnership) or juristic person, including the juristic person according to foreign laws that has branches in Thailand and such abovementioned conducts the commercial businesses as specified by the Ministry of Commerce
Businesses that must conduct Commercial Registration
The Minister of Commerce issues the notification that person who conducts the businesses must conduct commercial registration as follows :
(1) Persons who conduct the rice mill businesses and saw factories using the machine
(2) Persons who conduct sales businesses of any one kind or several kinds of items with the income of more than 20 Baht per day or such items have total value of 500 Baht or above
(3) Agent who conducts the businesses of any one kind or several kinds of products and such products can be sold for more than 20 Baht per day
(4) Persons who conduct any one kind or several kinds of handicraft or industrial businesses and can sell the products for more than 20 Baht per day or such items have total value of 500 Baht or above in any days
(5) Persons who conduct marine, transportation businesses via steam launch or motor launch , transportation businesses via rail or tram, transportation via bus, sale by auction, land trading, lending, foreign exchange, note trading, banking, gambling, pawn businesses, and hotel businesses
(6) Sale, rent, manufacturing of CASSETTE TAPES, CD, VDO, DVD or digital VDO for only the entertainment
(7) Sale of jewelry or accessories decorated with jewelry
(8) Trading the products or services by electronics via internet system, internet service, renting the areas for server, being the market for sale of products or services by electronics via internet system
(9) Internet Caf? service
(10) Karaoke service and service regarding listening to the song
(11) Game service
(12) Song booth service
(13) Factory for processing, craft, handicraft, retail and wholesale of ivory and products from ivory
Businesses under the Exemption of Commercial Registration
Some commercial businesses are exempted from commercial registration are
(1) Stall businesses
(2) Businesses for religion or charities.
(3) Juristic Person’s businesses established by Act or Royal Decree
(4) Businesses of any Ministries / Sub-Ministries / Departments
(5) Businesses of any foundation / association / cooperative
(6) Commercial businesses that the Minister notifies in the Royal Gazette as follows :
(6.1) Company limited, limited partnership, ordinary partnership that are registered as the juristic person according to the Civil and Commercial Code regarding partners and company, and that submit the form demonstrating the transactions regarding the partnership / company’s business operations to the registrar, except the company limited, limited partnership, ordinary partnership registered for the following businesses must conduct the commercial registration :
- (A) Sale, rent, manufacturing of CASSETTE TAPES, CD, VDO, DVD or digital VDO for only the entertainment
- (B) Sale of jewelry or accessories decorated with jewelry
- (C) Trading the products or services by electronics via internet system, internet service, renting the areas for server, being the market for sale of products or services by electronics via internet system
- (H) Factory for processing, craft, handicraft, retail and wholesale of ivory and products from ivory
(6.2) Commercial businesses of the group of agriculturist registered according to Notification of the Revolutionary No.141 on 1 May B.E.2515 Registration for Changing or Liquidating the Businesses.
Where to Register?
1. Bangkok
At Office of Finance, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration or Bangkok District Office according to the place of business conducted. (For more information please contact Bangkok Metropolitan Administration 02 224 1916, 02 225 1945 or Bangkok District Office in your area)
2. Sub-district (Tambon) , Pattaya City
At Municipality, Sub-district Administration Office, or Office of Commercial Registration Office (Pattaya City) according to the place of business conducted. (For more information please contact Department of Business Registration 02 547 4446-7)
When to Register
- The registration of new commercial businesses must be within 30 days from the starting date of business
- The change of registered transactions according to (1) must be within 30 days from the changing date
- The liquidation of businesses must be within 30 days from the liquidation date
- The loss of commercial registration certificate must submit the request for replacement within 30 days from the date of loss
Duties of Persons who Conduct the Businesses
(1) Must submit the request for registration within the specified period, depending on the case
(2) Must demonstrate the commercial registration certificate or the replacement at the office in any public place
(3) Must provide the sign of the business’s name in front of the head office and branches in public place within 30 days from the commercial registration date / The sign must be in Thai letters and can be easy to read and may have foreign letters in the sign,
and must be in compliance with the registered name. If it is the branch, must have the word "branch” in the name.
(4) Must offer the fact regarding the registration transaction according to the registrar’s order
(5) Must facilitate the registrar and officers for auditing the office of the person who conducts the businesses.
Penalties
(1) Conducting the business without registering, demonstrating false transactions, not giving statement, and not accepting the officers to audit the office shall the fine penalty for no more than 2,000 Baht. In case of not registering, this is the continuous offense and must have the fine for no more than 100 Baht a day until such businesses perform the action according to the Act.
(2) If the commercial registration certificate is lost and do not submit the request for the replacement or do not demonstrate the commercial registration certificate in any public place, do not prepare the sign shall have the fine penalty for no more than 200 Baht. If it is the continuous offense, must have the fine for no more than 20 Baht a day until such businesses perform the accurate action.
(3) The entrepreneurs who perform deceitful actions to wards the people, mix the product with dishonest intention, counterfeit the products, or perform other serious dishonest actions, the commercial registration certificate shall be repealed. When the commercial registration certificate is repealed, they cannot conduct the businesses further, except the Minister of Commerce orders to register the commercial businesses again.
(4) The entrepreneurs whose the commercial registration certificate is repealed and who still conduct the businesses further shall have the fine penalty for no more than 10,000 Baht or obtain the imprisonment of no more than 1 year or both.


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"ALTASCHITH "destroy not, the title of Psalm 57, 58, 59, and 75. It was probably the name of some song to the melody of which these psalms were to be chanted.
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Both Quantopian and QuantConnect offer several methods for placing orders. Both platforms have
MarketOrder
, LimitOrder
, StopOrder
, and StopLimitOrder
classes to
create specific order types, although the StopOrder
order is named StopMarketOrder
on
our platform. On Quantopian, creating these orders is done by passing a style
argument to the
order
method.
from zipline.finance.execution import ( LimitOrder, MarketOrder, StopLimitOrder, StopOrder, ) def initialize(context): context.stock = sid(8554) context.ordered = False def handle_data(context, data): if not context.ordered: close = data.current(context.stock, 'close') order(context.stock, 10, style=MarketOrder()) order(context.stock, 10, style=LimitOrder(limit_price=close * 0.9)) order(context.stock, -10, style=StopOrder(stop_price=close * 0.85)) order(context.stock, -10, style=StopLimitOrder(limit_price=close * 0.75, stop_price=close * 0.85)) context.ordered = True
On QuantConnect, the same orders can be created with
class MyAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetStartDate(2020, 3, 1) self.SetCash(100000) self.symbol = self.AddEquity("SPY", Resolution.Minute).Symbol self.ordered = False def OnData(self, slice: Slice) -> None: if not self.ordered and slice.ContainsKey(self.symbol): close = slice[self.symbol].Close self.MarketOrder(self.symbol, 10) self.LimitOrder(self.symbol, 10, close * 0.9) self.StopMarketOrder(self.symbol, -10, close * 0.85) self.StopLimitOrder(self.symbol, -10, close * 0.85, close * 0.75) self.ordered = True
In addition to the order types above, QuantConnect has several other order types available. Refer to our Trading and Orders documentation for a comprehensive list.
Quantopian's order_optimal_portfolio
method computes the optimal portfolio weights using an objective and
constraints, then places the orders to achieve the desired portfolio. For example, the code below uses the Quantopian
API to create an equal-weighted dollar-neutral portfolio.
import quantopian.algorithm as algo import quantopian.optimize as opt objective = opt.TargetWeights(weights) constraints = [ opt.MaxGrossExposure(1.0), opt.DollarNeutral() ] algo.order_optimal_portfolio(objective, constraints)
To acheive the same functionality with QuantConnect, we utilize portfolio construction models. For instance, to create an equal-weighted dollar-neutral portfolio, we could define the following portfolio construction model and attach it to the algorithm.
class MyAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetStartDate(2020, 5, 1) self.SetCash(100000) self.SetPortfolioConstruction(EqualWeightedDollarNeutralPortfolioConstructionModel()) class EqualWeightedDollarNeutralPortfolioConstructionModel(PortfolioConstructionModel): def DetermineTargetPercent(self, activeInsights: List[Insight]) -> Dict[Insight, float]: result = {} longs = 0 shorts = 0 for insight in activeInsights: if insight.Direction == InsightDirection.Up: longs += 1 elif insight.Direction == InsightDirection.Down: shorts += 1 result[insight] = 0 if longs == 0 or shorts == 0: return result for insight in activeInsights: if insight.Direction == InsightDirection.Up: result[insight] = 0.5 / longs elif insight.Direction == InsightDirection.Down: result[insight] = -0.5 / shorts return result
When algorithms require manual control of their orders, both Quantopian and QuantConnect have lower-level ordering
methods. Quantopian's order
method, which places an order for a fixed number of shares, directly
maps to our Order
method. Additionally, Quantopian's order_target_percent
method places
an order to adjust a position to a target percent of the current portfolio value. Here's an example use case of these
methods on the Quantopian platform.
order_target_percent(sid(8554), 10) # Allocate 10% of portfolio order(sid(8554), 10) # Order 10 shares
On QuantConnect, these same orders can be placed using the SetHoldings
and Order
methods.
self.SetHoldings(symbol, 0.1) # Allocate 10% of portfolio self.Order(symbol, 10) # Order 10 shares
Quantopian and QuantConnect don't have equivalents for all the ordering techniques, although we can create a workaround
for most situations. For instance, Quantopian's order_percent
method places an order in the specified
asset corresponding to the given percent of the current portfolio value.
order_percent(sid(8554), 10) # Allocate 10% more of portfolio
To accomplish this on QuantConnect, we can determine the weight of the asset in the Portfolio
, then
manually determine the new target percent to pass to SetHoldings
.
current_weight = self.Portfolio[symbol].HoldingsValue / self.Portfolio.TotalPortfolioValue self.SetHoldings(symbol, current_weight + 0.1) # Allocate 10% more of portfolio


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Businessmodel of CarMax
Customer Segments
CarMax provides services to members of the general consumer population. The Company targets two principal consumer segments: customers who are seeking to sell their cars, and customers who are seeking to purchase a used car at a reasonable price.
CarMax has developed a service that specifically targets customers that find the traditional channels for selling and purchasing used cars to be confusing, unreliable, and time-consuming. The Company has developed a process through which customers are able to complete transactions quickly and efficiently, using no-haggle prices and online services, attracting customers to whom time is at a premium. CarMax is also attractive to customers who are more tech-savvy, and appreciate the flexibility and accessibility of online services.
Currently, CarMax operates exclusively in the US, operating across 37 states, including Washington DC, with a large portion of the Company’s being generated in California, Texas and Washington DC, and Baltimore.
Value Propositions
CarMax provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its reputation and track record, with the Company established as a leading operator in its filed, and the largest retailer of used cars in the US, selling 619,936 used vehicles at retail in fiscal year 2016;
- Its efficient sales process, with the Company offering customers an efficient and hassle-free sales process, with fixed prices both online and at its sales lots, enabling customers to complete transactions efficiently;
- The reliability of its products, with the Company ensuring that all the vehicles it sells are quality certified, including vehicle histories, and safety recall reports, and are covered by 5-day money-back guarantees, and 30-day limited warranties;
- Its extensive network of sales locations, with the Company operating an extensive sales network spanning 37 US states, in particular serving customers across the Southeastern US; and
- Its accessibility and flexibility, with the Company offering certain tools and services online, allowing customers to quickly and efficiently initiate the sale of purchase process. ### Channels
CarMax operates a website at www.carmax.com, through which it provides information on its services, sales locations, and financing options. While the Company does not operate a digital sales portal that enables customers to complete transaction online, it does provide a channel that enables customers to initiate the sale or purchase process through its website. This includes requesting a transfer, reserving a vehicle for a viewing, and financing information.
CarMax makes its sales through its network of sales lots spread across 37 US states, with significant operations in California, Texas and Washington DC, and Baltimore. The Company employs more than 22,000 full-time and part-time sales associates, including more than 16,500 hourly and salaried associates and almost 6,000 sales associates, who worked on a commission basis.
CarMax also provides its financing services, and purchases used cars from customers through its network of sales locations. Some of the Company’s credit and financing products are provided via third party service providers. The Company is also one of the largest wholesale retailers of used vehicles in the US, through dedicated wholesale auctions.
Customer Relationships
CarMax does not provide channels through which customers can buy and sell vehicles on a self-service basis. It does, however, provide various services to customers through its website, including tools that allow customers to arrange for vehicles to be transferred between sales lots, reserve vehicles for viewing, and initiate financing services without interacting with members of the Company’s sales force.
CarMax seeks to provide an enjoyable and hassle-free sales experience to its customers. Its sales personnel are able to provide in-person advice and guidance regarding vehicles and appropriate financing options. The Company’s ability to provide personalised service, with fixed prices is a core value of the Company’s business model. All of CarMax’s sales come with vehicle histories, safety recall reports, 5-day money-back guarantees, and 30-day limited warranties.
CarMax provides a range of online support resources to its customers. This includes an online car payment calculator, vehicle information, FAQs, and guides to the Company’s sales and purchasing processes. Customers are also able to contact the Company’s sales and support personnel over the phone or online in order to receive tailored assistance.
Customers are additionally able to interact directly with CarMax through its social media accounts, including with Facebook and Twitter.
Key Activities
CarMax operates as a retailer of used vehicles. It aligns its operations into two reportable business segments: CarMax Sales Operations, which comprises all aspects of the Company’s auto merchandising and service operations; and CarMax Auto Finance, which comprises the Company’s in-house finance operations, through which the Company provides vehicle financing and credit services through its network of CarMax retail outlets.
CarMax operates around 160 used car lots in more than 70 metropolitan markets, across 37 US states, providing a hassle-free sales and purchase service, using fixed retail prices and online services. The Company’s full portfolio of products and services, includes retail merchandising, wholesale auctions, extended protection plans, reconditioning and service, and customer credit.
Key Partners
CarMax works in conjunction with a range of companies and organisations that provide support and services to the Company’s two operating segments. These partners include:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of products and merchandise, including used vehicles, which the Company is able to sell on to its customers, as well as suppliers of services, technologies, and equipment that are utilised across the Company’s two operating segments more broadly;
- Sponsorship and Marketing Partners, comprising various sports franchises and events to which the Company provides funding in return for advertising and marketing opportunities;
- Sales and Distribution Partners, comprising various sales agents and distribution companies that support the Company’s own sales and distribution channels;
- Financing Partners, comprising various banks and credit providers that work with the Company in providing financing to the Company’s customers; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising companies and organisations from multiple sectors, with which the Company shares resources and collaborates on joint projects. CarMax has agreed a number of partnerships in recent years. This includes sponsorship partnerships with NFL franchises the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos, as well as a community partnership with KaBOOM! to provide grants to fund building or improving 79 play spaces across the US.
Key Resources
CarMax’s key resources are its products and supply chain, its online platform, its IT and communications infrastructure, its network of sales outlets, its trademarks and intellectual properties, its partnerships, and its personnel.
CarMax owns and or leases a number of properties that are key to its operations. This principally includes its network of production and non-production stores across the US. The Company’s production stores offer vehicle reconditioning in addition to its retail operations.
CarMax does not own any patents that are key to its activities. It does, however, own several trademarks, including CarMax.
Cost Structure
CarMax incurs costs in relation to the purchase of supplies and vehicles, the procurement of various professional services, the development of its online platform, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the operation of its sales outlets, the implementation of advertising and marketing campaigns, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2016 CarMax recorded total selling, general, and administrative costs in the amount of $1.35 billion. This included costs related to the payment of salaries and benefits to the Company’s workforce of employees, which totalled $737.6 million, store occupancy costs totalling $275.6 million, and advertising expenses in the amount of $140.6 million.
Revenue Streams
CarMax generates revenue through the sale of used vehicles to consumers, primarily via its network of retail outlets. The Company’s vehicles are sold at fixed prices. The Company also generates a small portion of its revenue through the provision of various credit and financing services to its customers.
In 2016 CarMax recorded total net sales and operating costs in the amount of $15.15 billion, up marginally on the $14.27 billion recorded by the Company the previous year. The majority of this revenue, around $12.44 billion, was generated through the retail sale of used vehicles. The Company generated approximately $2.19 billion through wholesale vehicle sales.


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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.5;
interface IERC20Predicate {
event LockedERC20(
address indexed depositor,
address indexed depositReceiver,
address indexed rootToken,
uint256 amount
);
/**
* @notice Deposit tokens into pos portal
* @dev When `depositor` deposits tokens into pos portal, tokens get locked into predicate contract.
* @param depositor Address who wants to deposit tokens
* @param depositReceiver Address (address) who wants to receive tokens on side chain
* @param rootToken Token which gets deposited
* @param depositData Extra data for deposit (amount for ERC20, token id for ERC721 etc.) [ABI encoded]
*/
function lockTokens(
address depositor,
address depositReceiver,
address rootToken,
bytes calldata depositData
) external;
/**
* @notice Validates and processes exit while withdraw process
* @dev Validates exit log emitted on sidechain. Reverts if validation fails.
* @dev Processes withdraw based on custom logic. Example: transfer ERC20/ERC721, mint ERC721 if mintable withdraw
* @param sender Address
* @param rootToken Token which gets withdrawn
* @param logRLPList Valid sidechain log for data like amount, token id etc.
*/
function exitTokens(
address sender,
address rootToken,
bytes calldata logRLPList
) external;
}
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GUS::Community::Plugin::LoadBatchArrayResults - Loads into the appropriate view of RAD::(Composite)ElementResultImp quantification data from a collection of files all having the same format.
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This plugin takes as input: (i) a study_id or a file with a list of assay_ids, (ii) a property file, (iii) an xml configuration file, and (iv) a quantification protocol or software (one of: MAS4.0, MAS5.0, GenePix, ArrayVision, RMAExpress, MOID, and Agilent Feature Extraction Software). The plugin then uploads into the appropriate view of RAD::(Composite)ElementResult the data contained in the uri files corresponding to all those quantifications from these assays, which have the specified quantification protocol. If any such file has a format that does not correspond to that specified by the configuration file (e.g. different header names, etc.), it will not be uploaded.
Enters the quantification results here, if the protocol is GenePix or ArrayVision
Enters the quantification results here, if the protocol is MAS4.0, MAS5.0, RMAExpress, or MOID
Inserts entries in this table for the quantifications at stake, if missing
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The study, if studyId is passed in
The table linking the assays to the study, if studyId is passed in
The assays passed in
The external database relase for the assays passed in
The array design(s)
used in the assays passed in
The technology and substrate information for the arrays involved; also the channels for the acquisitions relative to the assays passed in
The acquisitions for the assays passed in
The quantifications for the assays passed in
The associations between the acquisitions for the assays passed in
The associations between the quantifications for the assays passed in
The quantification protocol of interest
The algorithm (ie, this plugin) responsible for the update
The specific implementation of it
The keys for the plugin's command line parameters
The data types of the parameters
The study whose quantification results (obtained with the specified protocol) should be loaded, if one desires to load results for all such quantifications in a study.
The (full path of the) file containing the list of assay_ids for all the assays whose quantification results (obtained with the specified protocol) should be loaded.
The full path of the cfgFile.
The full path of the xmlFile.
The quantification protocol for the quantifications that should be loaded. Should be one of 'mas4', 'mas5', 'genepix', 'arrayvision', 'rmaexpress', 'moid', 'agilent'.
The absolute path of the directory where the log files and the data files will be created. The user should have write permission to that directory. This is also where the parsed data files go.
option choice of positionList of ShortOligoFamily table, default is 1.
The number of lines in the data file for the first retrieved assay to be tested for loading.
The number of assays to be tested for loading.
The list of assay_ids within the specified study which will be skipped for loading.
Actualy commit changes to the database
output extra debugging information to verify correct operation
Use this flag to switch on a log of SQL statements executed by Perl object layer.
Use this flag to enable output of logVerbose messages from the plugin.
Use this flag to enable output of logVeryVerbose and logVerbose messages from the plugin.
Set the user name in new or changed rows with this GUS user name (from Core.UserInfo table) [default is value in gus config file]
Set the group name in new or changed rows with this GUS group name (from Core.GroupInfo table) [default is value in gus config file]
set the project name in new or changed rows with this GUS project name (from Core.Project table) [default is value in gus config file]
Set Core.AlgorithmInvocation.comment with this comment
Use this algorithm invocation id in the event that a new algorithm invocation id cannot be generated automatically
The gus config file to use [note: the default is your $GUS_HOME/config/gus.config]
Request long help
Request help in HTML
Only one of studyId or assayIdFile should be specified in the argument line.
To be used when either not all assays in a study should be considered or when assays from different studies should be considered. Their assay_ids should be provided through this text file. One assay_id per line, empty lines are ignored.
This file is where instance-specific information is specified. It should be in the format name=value required by CBIL::Util::PropertySet. This file should be as follows:
mas4=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the Affymetrix MAS 4.0 Probe Set quantification protocol in your instance>
mas5=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the Affymetrix MAS 5.0 Probe Set quantification protocol in your instance>
cel4=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the Affymetrix MAS 4.0 Probe Cell quantification protocol in your instance>
cel5=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the Affymetrix MAS 5.0 Probe Cell quantification protocol in your instance>
rmaexpress=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the RMAExpress quantification protocol in your instance>
moid=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the MOID quantification protocol in your instance>
genepix=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the GenePix quantification protocol in your instance>
arrayvision=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the ArrayVision quantification protocol in your instance>
agilent=<RAD::Protocol::protocol_id for the Agilent Feature Extraction quantification protocol in your instance>
filePath=<The path to the directory on your server where the data files are stored (possibly organized in subdirectories)>, e.g. at CBIL the filePath should be set to ``/files/cbil/data/cbil/RAD/''. For each quantification, this plugin concatenates this filePath with the uri specified in RAD.Quantification.uri, to retrieve the corresponding quantification file.
This should be an xml file whose format should be that specified in GUS/Community/config/FileTranslatorCfg.dtd. This is used to map headers in the software output files to attributes of the appropriate RAD view of (Composite)ElementResultImp as well as to RAD coordinates.
The following individuals have collaborated in the design and coding of this plugin and the file mapping utilities it calls: Hongxian He, Junmin Liu, Elisabetta Manduchi, Angel Pizarro, Trish Whetzel.
Copyright CBIL, Trustees of University of Pennsylvania 2003.


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1. Introduction
Shadow DOM allows authors to separate their page into "components", subtrees of markup whose details are only relevant to the component itself, not the outside page. This reduces the chance of a style meant for one part of the page accidentally over-applying and making a different part of the page look wrong. However, this styling barrier also makes it harder for a page to interact with its components when it actually wants to do so.
This specification defines the ::part() pseudo-element, which allows an author to style specific, purposely exposed elements in a shadow tree from the outside page’s context. In combination with custom properties, which let the outside page pass particular values (such as theme colors) into the component for it to do with as it will, these pseudo-elements allow components and the outside page to interact in safe, powerful ways, maintaining encapsulation without surrendering all control.
1.1. Motivation
For custom elements to be fully useful and as capable as built-in elements it should be possible for parts of them to be styled from outside. Exactly what can be styled from outside should be controlled by the element author. Also, it should be possible for a custom element to present a stable "API" for styling. That is, the selector used to style a part of a custom element should not expose or require knowledge of the internal details of the element. The custom element author should be able to change the internal details of the element while leaving the selectors untouched.
The previous proposed method for styling inside the shadow tree, the >>> combinator, turned out to be too powerful for its own good; it exposed too much of a component’s internal structure to scrutiny, defeating some of the encapsulation benefits that using Shadow DOM brings. For this, and other performance-related reasons, the >>> combinator was eventually removed from the live profile.
This left us with using custom properties as the only way to style into a shadow tree: the component would advertise that it uses certain custom properties to style its internals, and the outer page could then set those properties as it wished on the shadow host, letting inheritance push the values down to where they were needed. This works very well for many simple theming use-cases.
However, there are some cases where this falls down. If a component wishes to allow arbitrary styling of something in its shadow tree, the only way to do so is to define hundreds of custom properties (one per CSS property they wish to allow control of), which is obviously ridiculous for both usability and performance reasons. The situation is compounded if authors wish to style the component differently based on pseudo-classes like :hover; the component needs to duplicate the custom properties used for each pseudo-class (and each combination, like :hover:focus, resulting in a combinatorial explosion). This makes the usability and performance problems even worse.
We introduce ::part() to handle this case much more elegantly and performantly. Rather than bundling everything into custom property names, the functionality lives in selectors and style rule syntax, like it’s meant to. This is far more usable for both component authors and component users, should have much better performance, and allows for better encapsulation/API surface.
It’s important to note that ::part() offers absolutely zero new theoretical power. It is not a rehash of the >>> combinator, it is simply a more convenient and consistent syntax for something authors can already do with custom properties. By separating out the explicitly "published" parts of an element (the part element map) from the sub-parts that it merely happens to contain, it also helps with encapsulation, as authors can use ::part() without fear of accidental over-styling.
2. Exposing a Shadow Element:
Elements in a shadow tree may be exported for styling by stylesheets outside the tree using the part and exportparts attributes.Each element has a part name list which is an ordered set of tokens.
Each element has a forwarded part name list which is a list of pairs containing a string for the inner part being forwarded and a string giving the name it will be exposed as.
Each shadow root can be thought of as having a part element map with keys that are strings and values that are ordered sets of elements.
The part element map is described only as part of the algorithm for calculating style in this spec. It is not exposed via the DOM, as calculating it may be expensive and exposing it could allow access to elements inside closed shadow roots.
Part element maps are affected by the addition and removal of elements and changes to the part name lists and forwarded part name lists of elements in the DOM.
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For each descendant el within outerRoot:
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For each name in el’s part name list, append el to outerRoot’s part element map[name].
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If el is a shadow host itself then let innerRoot be its shadow root.
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Calculate innerRoot’s part element map.
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For each innerName/outerName in el’s forwarded part name list:
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Let innerParts be innerRoot’s part element map[innerName]
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Append the elements in innerParts to outerRoot’s part element map[outerName]
-
-
2.1. Naming a Shadow Element: the part
attribute
Any element in a shadow tree can have a part
attribute.
This is used to expose the element outside of the shadow tree.
The part attribute is parsed as a space-separated list of tokens representing the part names of this element.
 The "part name" should be considered similar to a class, not an id or tagname.
 <template id="c-e-template"> This text will be red </template> <c-e></c-e>
2.2. Forwarding a Shadow Element: the exportparts
attribute
Any element in a shadow tree can have a exportparts
attribute.
If the element is a shadow host,
this is used to allow styling of parts from hosts inside the shadow tree by rules outside this the shadow tree (as if they were elements in the same tree as the host,
named by a part attribute).
The exportparts attribute is parsed as a comma-separated list of part mappings. Each part mapping is one of:
innerIdent : outerIdent
-
Adds
innerIdent
/outerIdent
to el’s forwarded part name list. ident
-
Adds
ident
/ident
to el’s forwarded part name list.Note: This is shorthand for
ident : ident
. - anything else
-
Ignored for error-recovery / future compatibility.
Note: It’s okay to map a sub-part to several names.
 <template id="c-e-outer-template"> <c-e-inner exportparts="innerspan: textspan"></c-e-inner> </template> <template id="c-e-inner-template">  This text will be red because the containing shadow host forwards innerspan to the document as "textspan" and the document style matches it.   This text will not be red because textspan in the document style cannot match against the part inside the inner custom element if it is not forwarded.  </template> <c-e></c-e>
3. Selecting a Shadow Element: the ::part() pseudo-element
The ::part() pseudo-element
allows you to select elements that have been exposed via a part
attribute.
The syntax is:
::part() = ::part( <ident>+ )
The ::part() pseudo-element only matches anything when the originating element is a shadow host. If the originating element’s shadow root’s part element map contains all of the specified <ident>s, ::part() matches the element or elements keyed to that <ident>. Otherwise, it matches nothing.
part="label"
),
you can select it with #the-button::part(label). A tabstrip control might have multiple elements
with part="tab"
,
all of which are selected by ::part(tab).
If a single tab is active at a time,
it can be specially indicated with part="tab active"
and then selected by ::part(tab active) (or ::part(active tab), as order doesn’t matter).
The ::part() pseudo-element can take additional pseudo-classes after it, such as x-button::part(label):hover, but never matches the structural pseudo-classes or any other pseudo-classes that match based on tree information rather than local element information.
The ::part() pseudo-element can also take additional pseudo-elements after it, such as x-button::part(label)::before, but never match additional ::part()s.
If the <x-panel>
’s internal confirm button had used something like part="label => confirm-label"
to forward the button’s internal parts up into the panel’s own part element map,
then a selector like x-panel::part(confirm-label) would select just the one button’s label,
ignoring any other labels.
4. Extensions to the Element
Interface
partial interface Element { [SameObject ,PutForwards =value ]readonly attribute DOMTokenList ; };
part
The part attribute’s getter must return a DOMTokenList object whose associated element is the context object and whose associated attribute’s local name is part. The token set of this particular DOMTokenList object are also known as the element’s parts.
Define this as a superglobal in the DOM spec. <https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/3424>
5. Microsyntaxes for parsing
5.1. Rules for parsing part mappings
A valid part mapping is a pair of tokens separated by a U+003A COLON character and any number of space characters before or after the U+003A COLON The tokens must not contain U+003A COLON or U+002C COMMA characters.
The rules for parsing a part mapping are as follows:
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Let input be the string being parsed.
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Let position be a pointer into input, initially pointing at the start of the string.
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Collect a sequence of code points that are space characters
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Collect a sequence of code points that are not space characters or U+003A COLON characters, and let first token be the result.
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If first token is empty then return error.
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Collect a sequence of code points that are space characters.
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If the end of the input has been reached, return the pair first token/first token
-
If character at position is not a U+003A COLON character, return error.
-
Consume the U+003A COLON character.
-
Collect a sequence of code points that are space characters.
-
Collect a sequence of code points that are not space characters or U+003A COLON characters. and let second token be the result.
-
If second token is empty then return error.
-
Collect a sequence of code points that are space characters.
-
If position is not past the end of input then return error.
-
Return the pair first token/second token.
5.2. Rules for parsing a list of part mappings
A valid list of part mappings is a number of valid part mappings separated by a U+002C COMMA character and any number of space characters before or after the U+002C COMMA
The rules for parsing a list of part mappings are as follow:
-
Let input be the string being parsed.
-
Split the string input on commas. Let unparsed mappings be the resulting list of strings.
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Let mappings be an initially empty list of pairs of tokens. This list will be the result of this algorithm.
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For each string unparsed mapping in unparsed mappings, run the following substeps:
-
If unparsed mapping is empty or contains only space characters, continue to the next iteration of the loop.
-
Let mapping be the result of parsing unparsed mapping using the rules for parsing part mappings.
-
If mapping is an error then continue to the next iteration of the loop. This allows clients to skip over new syntax that is not understood.
-
Append mapping to mappings.
-


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BJP-Sena fought polls together, they have to choose their path: Sharad Pawar
Having knocked on Sonia Gandhi’s doors, Sena was hoping for a 3-party tie-up between the Sena, Congress and pre-poll ally NCP.
by DECCAN CHRONICLE.New Delhi: All may not be going to the Shiv Sena’s expectation to form the Maharashtra government after breaking ties with long-time ally the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Having knocked on Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s doors, the Shiv Sena was hoping for a three-party tie-up between the Sena, Congress and pre-poll ally the NCP.
Gandhi and NCP chief Sharad Pawar were examining the efficacy of this ideologically-mismatched alliance for the last several days but it seems this may not materialise after all.
Pawar made a cryptic statement on Monday. He said: “BJP-Shiv Sena fought together, we (NCP) and Congress fought together. They have to choose their path and we will do our politics.”
Does this mean the end of the negotiations for these three?
The Shiv Sena and the BJP, who had fought the polls together, could not form the government due to differences over power-sharing, particularly the chief minister’s post.
Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray also pulled out his party’s lone minister in the Union Cabinet to signal to the Congress, NCP that he was ready for an alliance.
While Pawar has ruled out fresh elections, stating Maharashtra would soon see a stable government, his colleague Nawab Malik recently said the Sena would get the chief minister’s post.
The three parties had even prepared a draft common minimum programme to be taken by the top leaderships before an alliance call could be taken.
The BJP emerged as the single-largest party in the state with 105 seats in the 288-member assembly followed by Shiv Sena 56, NCP 54 and Congress 44.
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Three Kings
A Review
By Jeremiah Rickert
Starring: George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube, Spike Jonze, and Nora Dunn Written and Directed by: David O. Russel w/John Ridley
The advertising for this film would have you believe that you are about to see a caper-film. The ads portray the kind of talky disco swagger that we have come to associate with the films of Quentin Tarantino. Tarantino's films, however disjointed on the surface, still contained a linear narrative to follow. Three Kings never finds this straight line, and instead is a very schizoid, music-video of a film that never really finds its own place or purpose. At the end, the single biggest thought that crossed my mind was, what did I just see? Was it a drama, comedy, action adventure, caper-film, political statement, what was it? My only answer was that it is a film that people praise because they don't have any idea what else to say about it. Now that just about every major reviewer in the country has raved about it, those who thought the movie was so much artistic vomit, will only bewilder and perplex.
This film is basically Kelly's Heroes (1970) for the Gulf War. While searching Iraqi prisoners after a cease-fire, a pair of American soldiers, Troy Barlow (Mark Wahlberg) and Chief Elgin (Ice Cube) discover a map that seems to have directions to some Iraqi Bunkers out in the desert. Meanwhile Special Forces Captain Archie Gates, (George Clooney) has been fed up with his cease-fire job of escorting Christina Amanapour-like reporter Adriana Cruz (Nora Dunn) around the battle sites. He is told by his superior that "This is a Media War, and you'd better get on board." While cavorting with a female reporter who is a rival of his charge, he hears about some Kuwaiti gold, and of course, he and the guys who found the map come together and come up with a plan: let's zip out in the desert and search these bunkers, there and back in a day, so we can quit our cruddy jobs back home. Also along for the ride (and the comic relief) is the adorable country bumpkin Conrad Vig, played by Music Video director and dancer (Fatboy Slim's "Praise You") Spike Jonze. Vig's character is a familiar archetype in these films: a brainlessly cute hayseed who of course is destined to die. Gates hires a buddy to lose Cruz out in the desert and heads off after his booty.
Once the players on in place, they grab a Hummer and head out to make their fortune. This would not be possible normally, but Russell's victorious Allied Army is portrayed as an extremely unorganized bunch of frat boys (and girls) who while away the hours drinking and dancing to rap music. Everyone is so distracted by enjoying all of the rich trappings of American excess, that our heroes have no problem slipping out to get the gold. Russell seems to be saying that the Gulf War and those who fought in Desert Storm lacked any kind of moral imperative. Any notions of patriotism are quite sincerely lacking.
On the way to the bunkers, the boys fire their guns in the air skeet-shoot with nerf footballs, carefree and overconfident that everything will go as planned. However, the operation hits a speed bump when they stumble into the middle of a conflict between Saddam's loyal soldiers, and rebels who are taking up George Bush's appeal to rise up against Saddam. George Bush is name-dropped so often that his name soon becomes a sort of ironic punchline. I half expected someone to mention his 90% approval rating with a nod and a wink to the audience. Bush is portrayed as a great betrayer when Clooney and gang, limited by a cease-fire agreement with Saddam, refuse to become involved in the civil-war. They are only interested in the Gold and nothing else. The steely reserve begins to soften and soon they find themselves duking it out with The Republican Guard, and getting rescued themselves by Iraqi rebels. Once here they have no choice but to help. It isn't because of morals, it is because they have painted themselves into a corner and cannot finish the job on their own. It's up to them to get the rebels safely into Iran before the hammer is dropped on them, and in return the rebels will help them carry the gold. After that, it's a race to the border.
Politics show up in a less-than-subtle way after Barlow is captured. He is subjected to shock-torture and we get to listen to an Iraqi talk about how his child was murdered by an American bomb. The interrogator also pours oil down Barlow's throat, asserting the cliche notion that the war was only about oil. This is just short of the director showing up and saying "Man, we Americans are sure bullies." Luckily after being locked in a closet with all sorts of big-money items such as Levis and Electronic Appliances, Barlow finds a cellphone and after failing to directly contact the Allied Forces, decides to call home. My main problem with this scene is the fact that a cellphone will lose a connection going under an overpass or a tunnel, yet Barlow has no problem calling out of a closet in an underground bunker. Go figure. Wahlberg, however, gives his best performance, and his character was the only really sympathetic of the bunch.
Three Kings is filmed with a dizzying combination of slow-motion, quick pans, and jump cuts. At times the contrast is cranked, giving the film a washed out "documentary" quality that we saw in Saving Private Ryan too recently for it to be used here. Russell also generously shows what actually happens to a body when it is shot, complete with rupturing gall bladders and organ-piercing slugs from an "inside" view of the body. Some of the bloodletting is portrayed with comic undertones, and some is portrayed with an urgent kind of heavy-melodrama.
By the time the real army comes looking for these guys, they have pretty much broken every major military rule in the book, Luckily, however, the reporter they tried to ditch is around to film everything, thus Gates seems to have learned all about the "media war" and how to use it to his advantage. The final images of the film are the "What ever happened to..." blurbs that used to show up at the end of several of the teensploitation films of the 80s.
Overall the film was all over the map, never once deciding on whether it was a comedy or a drama, or whatever. Perhaps Russell wanted it this way, but it doesn't make it a great artistic achievement. The characters really never change. Afterwards they may have been a little shaken up by what they saw, but they still were just out to steal some gold, and everything they did was supposed to lead to pulling off their caper, no matter how they tried to dress it up as "just helping out." They are portrayed as a microcosm of the rest of the Allied efforts in the Gulf. Only $$$$ matters, nothing else. Unlike films like M.A.S.H. and Saving Private Ryan, we aren't given ordinary humans trying to cope with inhumane circumstances, we are given greedy pirates who try to take advantage of the power and position that their victorious Army has given them. I really cared if Hawkeye Pierce managed to keep his humanity intact, and I really cared if Capt. John Miller survived the war. I didn't care about the leads in Three Kings. Again, perhaps that is what Russell intended, but that doesn't make it great cinema. It plays more like a really long tantrum.
Of the $7.50 I paid for this film, it was worth $0.00 (Nada)
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February 13
Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Matthew 7:7
How long has it been since you were backed into a corner, hemmed in by a seemingly insurmountable problem? Some spend years trying to work their way out of financial binds only to end up more bound by debt than ever. Others work doggedly on marriages that, despite their best efforts, deteriorate from year to year. Still others fight battles against fear or depression, drug addiction or disease.
Deep within our hearts, each of us knows there must be an answer to the problems we face. But often it seems to be out of reach, hidden behind a door that's locked tightly against us.
What I want you to know today, however, is this: WE CAN OPEN THAT DOOR! Jesus Himself has given us the keys.
Right now you may be facing a situation that looks utterly hopeless, but God has a key ring full of keys that will unlock any situation. He has the keys that open the doors for you spiritually and physically, financially and emotionally. No matter how hard the devil tries to trap you, if you'll get hold of the right key, you can find your way out.
God's Word is full of keys of kingdom principles--keys to bind the devil's operations and keys to loose yourself from his snares. God has a key that will unravel any knot that the devil can tie. He also has a key that will lock up the devil's operation so tightly that he won't be able to move.
Remember this: There's no situation so dark and so cleverly designed by the forces of darkness that there is not a kingdom key that will unlock it with kingdom power.
There is an answer to your situation. So keep digging for it. If you've been digging in the Word of God in one spot and haven't found your answer, then look at another chapter, a different verse. Keep digging until you find the key. Keep knocking at every door until you find the one that opens.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 63


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url = GMaps.staticMapURL({ size: [610, 300], lat: -12.043333, lng: -77.028333, polyline: { path: path, strokeColor: '#131540', strokeOpacity: 0.6, strokeWeight: 6 // fillColor: '#ffaf2ecc' } }); $('<img/>').attr('src', url).appendTo('#map');
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if ( !(speed > 2000 && memory > 512) )
System.out.println("Reject this computer");
else
System.out.println("Acceptable computer");
Consider a computer with 2200 MHz speed and 750 Meg of memory. This computer is not rejected. Evaluation proceeds like this:
A truth table is another way to analyze the expression. The first two columns are filled with the possible truth values of the relational expressions. The remaining cells show how these truth values are combined.
If speed
is 2200 and memory
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boolean reject = !(speed > 2000 && memory > 512); if ( reject ) System.out.println("Reject this computer"); else System.out.println("Acceptable computer");


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--- layout: ocpj8-notes title: Java SE 8 Programmer II - Java File I/O (NIO.2) permalink: /:path/:basename ---
The Path interface defines an object that represents the path to a file or a directory.
A Path object has a root component and a hierarchical sequence of names separated by backslashes (in Windows) or slashes (Unix/Linux). The root component identifies the file system being used, for example, a drive letter. The names represent the directories needed to navigate to the target file or directory. The last name in the sequence represents the name of the target file or directory.
To create a Path object you can use the the get method of the Paths class like this:
Path p1 = Paths.get("c:\\file.txt"); // using an absolute path
Path p2 = Paths.get("c:\\data", "examples\\file.txt"); // using a relative path to construct the path c:\data\examples\file.txt
When working with relative paths you can use:
For example:
Path p1 = Paths.get("c:\\data\\.\\file.txt"); // refers to c:\data\file.txt
Path p2 = Paths.get("c:\\data\\examples\\..\\file.txt"); // refers to c:\data\file.txt
The normalize()
method of the Path interface can normalize a path, meaning that it removes all the . and .. in the path and resolves to the real path it refers to.
You can convert a relative path to an absolute path like this:
Path p1 = Paths.get("file.txt");
Path p2 = p1.toAbsolutePath(); // refers for example to c:\data\file.txt
You can convert a Path to a File and a File to a Path like this:
File f = Paths.get("file.txt").toFile();
Path p = new File("file.txt").toPath();
Path stores the name elements as a sequence. The highest element is located at index 0. The following code snippet shows some methods to get information about the path:
Path path = Paths.get("c:\\users\\admin\\file.txt");
Path path = path.getFileName(); // returns file.txt
Path path = path.getName(0); // returns users
int count = path.getNameCount(); // returns 3 (users, admin and file.txt)
Path path = path.subpath(0, 2); // returns users/admin
Path path = path.getParent(); // returns /users/admin
Path path = path.getRoot(); // returns c:\ (if we were in a unix filesystem, it would return /)
The class Files contains static methods that operate on files and directories.
The Files.exists()
method checks if a given Path exists in the file system, for example
Path path = Paths.get("data/logging.properties");
boolean exists = Files.exists(path, new LinkOption[]{ LinkOption.NOFOLLOW_LINKS});
The LinkOption parameter is used to indicate how symbolic links are handled if the file is a symbolic link. By default, symbolic links are followed. If the option NOFOLLOW_LINKS is present as in the example, then symbolic links are not followed.
There's also:
static boolean notExists(Path path, LinkOption... options)
That tests whether the file located by this path does not exist.
The methods for reading a file are:
public static byte[] readAllBytes(Path path) throws IOException
Reads all the bytes from a file.
public static List<String> readAllLines(Path path, Charset cs) throws IOException
Read all lines from a file. Bytes from the file are decoded into characters using the specified charset.
public static List<String> readAllLines(Path path) throws IOException
Read all lines from a file. Bytes from the file are decoded into characters using the UTF-8 charset.
All methods ensure that the file is closed when all bytes have been read or an I/O error, or other runtime exception, is thrown. Also, they are not designed for reading large files. Here's an example
Path path = Paths.get("file.txt");
try {
List<String> lines = Files.readAllLines(path);
} catch (IOException e) {
// something failed
e.printStackTrace();
}
The Files.delete()
method can delete a file or directory. Here's an example:
Path path = Paths.get("file.txt");
try {
Files.delete(path);
} catch (IOException e) {
// deleting failed
e.printStackTrace();
}
This method will only delete a directory if it is empty.
The Files.copy()
method copies a file from one path to another. If the destination file already exists, a java.nio.file.FileAlreadyExistsException
is thrown:
Path source = Paths.get("file.txt");
Path target = Paths.get("file-copy.txt");
try {
Files.copy(source, destination);
} catch(FileAlreadyExistsException fae) {
fae.printStackTrace();
} catch (IOException e) {
// something else went wrong
e.printStackTrace();
}
If you want to overwrite an existing file use this line:
Files.copy(source, destination, StandardCopyOption.REPLACE_EXISTING);
Files.move()
moves a file. Moving a file is the same as renaming it, but moving an both move it to a different directory and change its name in the same operation. If the destination file already exists, a java.nio.file.FileAlreadyExistsException
is thrown:
Path source = Paths.get("file.txt");
Path target = Paths.get("file-moved.txt");
try {
Files.move(source, destination);
} catch(FileAlreadyExistsException fae) {
fae.printStackTrace();
} catch (IOException e) {
// something else went wrong
e.printStackTrace();
}
If you want to overwrite an existing file use this line:
Files.move(source, destination, StandardCopyOption.REPLACE_EXISTING);
The following methods can be used to extract information about the file or directory:
public static boolean isDirectory(Path path, LinkOption... options)
Tests whether a file is a directory.
public static boolean isExecutable(Path path)
Tests whether a file is executable.
public static boolean isHidden(Path path)
Tells whether or not a file is considered hidden.
public static boolean isReadable(Path path)
Tests whether a file is readable.
public static boolean isWritable(Path path)
Tests whether a file is writable.
public static long size(Path path)
Returns the size of a file (in bytes).
public static A <A extends BasicFileAttributes> readAttributes(Path path, Class<A> type, LinkOption... options)
Reads a file's attributes as a bulk operation. The type parameter is the type of the attributes and this method returns an instance of that type if supported. The implementations are:
The options array may be used to indicate how symbolic links are handled. By default, symbolic links are followed.
For example:
BasicFileAttributes attrs = Files.readAttributes(path, BasicFileAttributes.class, LinkOption.NOFOLLOW_LINKS);
public static Map<String,Object> readAttributes(Path path, String attributes, LinkOption... options)
Reads a set of file attributes as a bulk operation. The attributes parameter identifies the attributes to be read and takes the form:
[view-name:]attribute-list
Where view-name
is the name of a FileAttributeView that identifies a set of file attributes. If not specified, it defaults to "basic". Some possible values are:"*"
- Read all basic-file-attributes."lastModifiedTime,lastAccessTime"
- Reads the last modified time and last access time basic attributes."posix:*"
- Read all POSIX-file-attributes."posix:permissions,owner"
- Reads the POSX file permissions and owner.
The options parameter may be used to indicate how symbolic links are handled. By default, symbolic links are followed.
public static Object getAttribute(Path path, String attribute, LinkOption... options)throws IOException
Reads the value of a file attribute. The attribute parameter identifies the attribute to be read and takes the form:
[view-name:]attribute-name
The options parameter may be used to indicate how symbolic links are handled. By default, symbolic links are followed.
For example:
int size = (Integer)Files.getAttribute(path, "basic:size");
public static Path setAttribute(Path path, String attribute, Object value, LinkOption... options)
Sets the value of a file attribute. The attribute parameter identifies the attribute to be set and takes the form:
[view-name:]attribute-name
The options parameter may be used to indicate how symbolic links are handled. By default, symbolic links are followed.
For example:
Files.setAttribute(path, "dos:hidden", false);
In Java 8, the class Files adds methods that allow us to use streams with files.
public static Stream<Path> list(Path dir)
Streams all the elements of a given directory. This method is not recursive. For example:
try (Stream<Path> stream = Files.list(Paths.get("c:\\data"))) {
stream.map(String::valueOf)
.filter(path -> path.endsWith(".txt"))
.forEach(System.out::println);
}
The example maps each path to its string representation, filter the results (only files ending in .txt) and print them. Streams implement AutoCloseable, so the try-with-resources block should be used to ensure that the stream's close method is invoked after the stream operations are completed.
public static Stream<Path> find(Path start, int maxDepth, BiPredicate<Path,BasicFileAttributes> matcher, FileVisitOption... options)
Search for files starting at the given Path that represents the root of the file tree with the maximum number of directory levels to search given by the parameter maxDepth. For each file encountered, the given BiPredicate is invoked and the file is only included in the returned Stream if the BiPredicate returns true. For example:
try (Stream<Path> stream = Files.find(Paths.get("c:\\data"), 3,
(path, attr) -> String.valueOf(path).endsWith(".txt"))) {
stream.map(String::valueOf).forEach(System.out::println);
}
The example searches for all txt files and print their path and name.
public static Stream<Path> walk(Path start, int maxDepth, FileVisitOption... options)
public static Stream<Path> walk(Path start, FileVisitOption... options) // This visits all levels of the directory tree.
We can do the same thing but using the walk method and a stream filter:
try (Stream<Path> stream = Files.walk(Paths.get("c:\\data"), 3)) {
stream.map(String::valueOf).
filter(path -> path.endsWith(".txt")).
forEach(System.out::println);
}
However, the find method is more efficient for these cases.
public static Stream<String> lines(Path path, Charset cs)
public static Stream<String> lines(Path path) // Uses the UTF-8 charset.
This method reads all lines from a file into a stream. For example:
try (Stream<String> stream = Files.lines(Paths.get("c:\\data\\file.txt"))) {
stream.map(String::toLowerCase).forEach(System.out::println);
}
BufferedReader also supports stream with its lines method:
try (BufferedReader reader = Files.newBufferedReader(Paths.get("c:\\data\files.txt"))) {
reader.lines().map(String::toLowerCase).forEach(System.out::println);
}


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I’ve been thinking over an idea since I saw this tweet from David Wees which linked a very well-written article defending the Common Core standards.
I found myself a little jealous that a group of math teachers was using StackExchange as a forum for education discussion. If you’re not familiar with the platform, it is a question/answer forum that relies on two things: credibility and crowdsourcing. Anyone may ask a question and as you engage with the community, you are granted more and more privileges. For instance, to leave a comment on a question, you have to earn x number of points. Answering questions, accepting answers, up- or down-voting questions and answers – each action comes from having a good reputation within the community.
This helps the community both ask good questions (interesting questions will be up-voted and have higher visibility) and provide reliable feedback (you can’t troll on the site because you need points to interact).
What does this have to do with education?
Observations in research literature show that teachers are usually the ones asking the questions, students are responding. Additionally, when students ask, the questions are “informative” or “unsophisticated” (Harper, Etkina, & Lin 2003; Hofstein, Navon, Kipnis, Mamlok-Naaman 2005). This can be boiled down to the fact that students “are schooled to become masters of answering questions and to remain novices at asking them” (Dillon 1990).
I think part of the struggle in helping students become better askers of questions is that we, as teachers, are rarely trained in methods which can be used to help develop those skills.
Dori & Herscovitz (1999) decided to improve questioning with an inquiry-based approach. The students were given a problem to solve (cleaner air) by asking questions to guide their learning. The research used the jigsaw method so no single group was faced with an overwhelming number of items to handle. At the end of the experiment, they saw a significant increase in the number of high-level questions asked by students. Interestingly, there was no difference in the number of low-level questions asked by either group.
This illustrated that the inquiry group did not move entirely away from low-level, informative questions, but rather added higher-level questions in their exploration. The students were also not asked to identify why certain questions were high-level and others were not. Metacognition is important to the learning process, so there needs to be an additional layer of intervention.
Koch & Eckstein (1991) performed a study which analyzed physics students’ ability to comprehend written text using questioning as a basis for learning. They note that the typical question/answer format – in which students are given questions during or after reading the text – is “suitable only if there is a teacher or other guide available to formulate the questions.” To “prepare students to assume a more active role in the learning process,” Koch & Eckstein developed the “question formulation strategy.”
This is broken into two parts: answer/questioning (A/Q) and peer feedback (PF).
Developed specifically for teaching questioning skills, students summarize text, and the summary consists of questions, not facts like they’ve done for years and years. The students create three columns:
Do you see what’s happening? There are three processes:
Questions can be asked at length, and students can use the A/Q method explained above to improve their questioning habits, but there is little external quality control to the process. Traditionally, the teacher was responsible for giving quality feedback, but peer feedback can be just as helpful, which mitigates the workload and helps students expand on ideas more rapidly.
In short, students would read their questions out loud to the group and receive feedback on the spot. This process not only “helped students clarify fuzzy questions,” (1991) but it also increased comprehension through discussion.
The study showed that students who used the A/Q format through the course had statistically significant higher performance on assessments than the control group. There was a second experimental group which layered PF on top of A/Q, and they had statistically significant gains over both of the other groups. These methods, when used in conjunction, help students not only ask better questions, but take and give qualitative feedback on the questions they are asking of the teacher and their peers.
I think StackExchange can work as a peer feedback for questions identified in the A/Q process.
Discussion in class is a powerful process. But questions come up when the class is not meeting. With question and answer forums like StackExchange, students can push the peer feedback portion of the process into an asynchronous environment. They are able to maintain the open forum and also – as a group – decide on the most important questions based on the voting process outlined earlier.
There is definitely an argument for this advocating a use of technology for the sake of using it, and I would agree in some cases. But, with the expansion of access points for students, using an online platform to help not only ask questions, but also develop the quality of the questions they’re asking, it becomes a much more compelling use of technology expanding the classroom opportunities rather than substitution only.
Dillon, J. T. (1990). The practice of questioning. London: Routledge.
Dori, Y. J., & Herscovitz, O. (1999). Question‐posing capability as an alternative evaluation method: Analysis of an environmental case study. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 36(4), 411-430.
Harper, K. A., Etkina, E., & Lin, Y. (2003). Encouraging and analyzing student questions in a large physics course: Meaningful patterns for instructors. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 40(8), 776-791.
Hofstein, A., Navon, O., Kipnis, M., & Mamlok‐Naaman, R. (2005). Developing students’ ability to ask more and better questions resulting from inquiry‐type chemistry laboratories. Journal of research in science teaching, 42(7), 791-806.
Koch, A. (2001). Training in metacognition and comprehension of physics texts. Science Education, 85(6), 758-768.
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Hello, I have in my model a three variables t1,t2,t3.t1 t2 are IntVar. c and d are constant (int).i want to calculate t3 = c*t1 / d*t2 // i need to store it variable t3t3 > threshold.So i declared t3 like FloatVar.and i posted these constraints :rel (*this, t3, FRT_EQ, c*t1/d*t2);rel (*this, t3, FRT_GE, threshold);
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What is a product? Until recently, the term was only used in relation to something material and often found in a retail store, but nowadays it is coming to mean digital products as well. Apps are modern products.
什么是产品？ 直到最近，这个词还只是用来指物质的东西，通常在零售店里才能找到，但是现在它也开始指数字产品了。 应用程序是现代产品。
When it comes to building great products, design is the most important “feature.” We’ve moved into the stage where product design dominates — it’s what sets companies apart and gives a real edge over competitors.
当谈到建立伟大的产品，设计是最重要的“特征。” 我们已经进入了产品设计占主导地位的阶段ーー这是公司与众不同的地方，也是相对于竞争对手的真正优势所在。
The design industry has evolved quite a lot in the last few years and today there are a number of different responsibilities encompassed by the umbrella term designer: UX Designers, UI Designers, and Product Designers. “What is the difference between these job roles?” is a fairly common question in design industry. Let’s attempt to distill what each of these titles really mean, and look at why the evolution of UI/UX Designers into Product Designers is a logical development in the era of modern technology.
在过去的几年里，设计行业已经发生了很大的变化，如今，设计师这个总称涵盖了许多不同的职责: 用户体验设计师、用户界面设计师和产品设计师。 “这些工作角色之间的区别是什么? ” 在设计行业是一个相当普遍的问题。 让我们尝试提炼出每一个标题的真正含义，并且看看为什么 ui / ux 设计师进化成产品设计师是现代技术时代的一个合乎逻辑的发展。
All of these roles have one thing in common — they all design how a user interacts with a product. But these people all perform slightly different functions to reach the same goal.
所有这些角色都有一个共同点: 他们都设计用户如何与产品交互。 但是这些人为了达到同一个目标，所执行的功能略有不同。
UX designers are primarily concerned with how the product feels. The goal is make the user’s interaction as efficient and simple as possible. UX designers look at design from the mindspace of a user and squash potential problems by:
用户体验设计师主要关心的是产品的感觉。 我们的目标是让用户的交互尽可能的高效和简单。 用户体验设计师从用户的思维空间来看待设计，通过以下方式来消除潜在的问题:
编写各种产品用户场景和构建交互模式
通过各种测试和观察用户的行为(例如: 可用性实验室研究、眼球追踪、 a / b 测试、电子邮件调查等)
UI designers, on the other hand are the people who are primarily concerned how the product looks. They responsible for how we see the product in its final version. They are in charge of designing each screen or page with which a user interacts and ensuring that the user interface visually communicates the logic that a UX designer has offered (for example, a UI designer creating a data dashboard can front load the most important content at the top). UI designers are also responsible for creating a style guide and unified visual language that is applied across the product.
另一方面，UI 设计师主要关心的是产品的外观。 他们负责我们如何看待产品的最终版本。 他们负责设计用户交互的每个屏幕或页面，并确保用户界面可视化地传达用户体验设计师提供的逻辑(例如，创建数据指示板的用户界面设计师可以在顶部前端加载最重要的内容)。 Ui 设计师还负责创建一个样式指南和统一的视觉语言，应用于整个产品。
Product Designer is a sum-up term used to describe a designer who is generally involved in the creation of the look and feel of a whole product. Many product designers consider themselves to be designers who design experiences. This means that a product designer is the one who gives real insight to UX and UI designers when it comes to how certain features should work, or how a certain UI control should look.
产品设计师是一个总结术语，用来描述一个设计师，他通常参与创造整个产品的外观和感觉。 许多产品设计师认为自己是有设计经验的设计师。 这意味着产品设计师是那个在特定功能应该如何工作，或者特定 UI 控件应该如何外观方面给用户体验和用户界面设计师提供真正见解的人。
Companies use the term ‘Product Designer’ differently; the most general definition is a person who’s a champion of a user’s needs. As Justin Edmund said, “A product designer oversees product vision from a high level (how does this feature make sense for where we want to be in 6 months) to a low execution level (how does styling this button this way impact how the user flows through this function).”
公司使用“产品设计师”这个术语的方式不同; 最普遍的定义是一个能够满足用户需求的人。 正如 Justin Edmund 所说，“产品设计师监督产品远景，从高层次(这个功能对我们6个月后的目标有什么意义)到低层次的执行(这样设计这个按钮如何影响用户通过这个功能的流程)。”
Design and its component practices are like any other craft: you can always develop a deeper familiarity with the minutiae and master your skills by taking more active role in whole design process. There’s a general positive trend of designers taking on a larger scope of responsibilities within the product development process, and here are some drivers for this trend:
设计及其组件实践就像其他工艺一样: 你总是可以通过在整个设计过程中扮演更积极的角色，对细节有更深入的了解，并掌握自己的技能。 设计师在产品开发过程中承担更大范围的责任，这是一个普遍的积极趋势，以下是这一趋势的一些驱动因素:
Design thinking has become a popular approach for designing a product. The best design reflects the product’s goals. Good designers have always applied design thinking to product design, whether physical or digital, because it’s focussed on end-to-end product development, not just the “design phase” part.
设计思维已经成为一种流行的产品设计方法。 最好的设计反映了产品的目标。 优秀的设计师总是将设计思维应用到产品设计中，无论是物理设计还是数字设计，因为他们关注的是端到端的产品开发，而不仅仅是“设计阶段”。
When thinking in products, designers should understand business objectives and be able to answer the following questions first:
在思考产品时，设计师应该理解商业目标，并能够首先回答以下问题:
Answering these questions helps designers understand the user experience of a product as a whole; not purely as interaction (feel) or visual (look) design part. Only after that it makes sense to move to the actual state offinding a design solution which includes following 6 phases:
回答这些问题可以帮助设计师理解整个产品的用户体验，而不仅仅是交互(感觉)或视觉(外观)设计部分。 只有在这之后，才有意义转移到实际状态，提出一个包括以下6个阶段的设计方案:
感同身受: 进行研究，深入了解你的用户
定义: 结合你的研究，观察用户存在问题的地方。 在精确定位用户的需求时，开始强调创新的机会
想法: 通过给你自己和你的团队完全的自由来产生一系列可能的解决方案
Prototype: 构建一个原型(或一系列原型)来测试您的解决方案。 创建一个原型让设计师看看他们是否在正确的轨道上，并经常会激发不同的想法，不会出现在其他情况下
测试: 返回给你的用户以获得反馈。 问问自己这个解决方案是否满足用户的需求
More and more companies try to unify designers and developers into the development process. This new way of product development has two major benefits:
越来越多的公司试图将设计师和开发人员统一到开发过程中。 这种新的产品开发方式有两个主要好处:
Working together in a collaborative environment creates a situation where team members are encouraged to think wildly. Also embracing the critique of a whole team is the best way to refine something that, if designed in isolation, is at risk of becoming impossible to use.
在一个协作的环境中共同工作创造了一种鼓励团队成员广泛思考的情况。 接受整个团队的批评也是改进某些东西的最好方法，如果单独设计，就有变得不可能使用的风险
Methodologies such as Agile and Lean leads to designers and other team members working more cross-functionally with larger scopes of responsibility. 方法论，例如敏捷及倾斜导致设计师和其他团队成员在更大的职责范围内跨职能地工作
Unlike more traditional forms of design, design process for digital products isn’t a one-time thing and designers should never assume to get everything right on the first go. Implementation often reveals gaps in the design: undocumented conditions or bad assumptions about product usage, which hard to predict without shipping the product.
与传统的设计形式不同，数字产品的设计过程不是一次性的，设计师永远不应该假设一开始就把每件事都做对。 实现往往会揭示设计中的差距: 没有记录的条件或关于产品使用的错误假设，如果没有运输产品，就很难预测。
To design a successful product you need to adopt a process of continuous improvement. Iterative design follows the idea that design should be done in repeated cycles: it’s a process of constantly refining and improving the product based on both qualitative and quantitative feedback data from your users. This is a great opportunity for designers to see a bigger picture, improve their work based on user feedback and make the product inherently more valuable to the user.
为了设计一个成功的产品，你需要采用一个持续改进的过程。 迭代设计遵循的思想是设计应该在重复的循环中进行: 它是一个不断地改进和提高产品的过程，这个过程基于来自用户的定性和定量的反馈数据。 对于设计师来说，这是一个很好的机会，他们可以看到更大的图景，根据用户的反馈改进他们的工作，使产品对用户来说更有价值。
Product design represents the next enlargement of design scope, from just user experience design towards an even broader state of design for an entire product.
产品设计代表了下一次设计范围的扩大，从单纯的用户体验设计到更广泛的整个产品设计状态。
The best products are built by people who understand the whole product, not just their silo. In order to make such products, UI/UX Designers should look to evolve into Product Designers who are able to generate and process a additional information to get the best result.
最好的产品是由了解整个产品的人创造的，而不仅仅是他们自己的筒仓。 为了制造这样的产品，ui / ux 设计师应该考虑发展成为能够生成和处理附加信息以获得最佳结果的产品设计师。