JavaScript, also known as ECMAScript (the untrademarked name used for the standard), is a dynamic programming language. It is most commonly used as part of web browsers, whose implementations allow client-side scripts to interact with the user, control the browser, communicate asynchronously, and alter the document content that is displayed. It is also used in server-side network programming with runtime environments such as Node.js, game development and the creation of desktop and mobile applications.
JavaScript is classified as a prototype-based scripting language with dynamic typing and first-class functions. This mix of features makes it a multi-paradigm language, supporting object-oriented, imperative, and functional programming styles.
Despite some naming, syntactic, and standard library similarities, JavaScript and Java are otherwise unrelated and have very different semantics. The syntax of JavaScript is actually derived from C, while the semantics and design are influenced by the Self and Scheme programming languages.
JavaScript is also used in environments that aren't web-based, such as PDF documents, site-specific browsers, and desktop widgets. Newer and faster JavaScript virtual machines (VMs) and platforms built upon them have also increased the popularity of JavaScript for server-side web applications. On the client side, JavaScript has been traditionally implemented as an interpreted language, but more recent browsers perform just-in-time compilation.


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Fiber Network
问题描述 :
Several startup companies have decided to build a better Internet, called the “FiberNet”. They have already installed many nodes that act as routers all around the world. Unfortunately, they started to quarrel about the connecting lines, and ended up with every company laying its own set of cables between some of the nodes.
Now, service providers, who want to send data from node A to node B are curious, which company is able to provide the necessary connections. Help the providers by answering their queries.
Now, service providers, who want to send data from node A to node B are curious, which company is able to provide the necessary connections. Help the providers by answering their queries.
输入:
The input contains several test cases. Each test case starts with the number of nodes of the network n. Input is terminated by n=0. Otherwise, 1<=n<=200. Nodes have the numbers 1, ..., n. Then follows a list of connections. Every connection starts with two numbers A, B. The list of connections is terminated by A=B=0. Otherwise, 1<=A,B<=n, and they denote the start and the endpoint of the unidirectional connection, respectively. For every connection, the two nodes are followed by the companies that have a connection from node A to node B. A company is identified by a lower-case letter. The set of companies having a connection is just a word composed of lower-case letters.
After the list of connections, each test case is completed by a list of queries. Each query consists of two numbers A, B. The list (and with it the test case) is terminated by A=B=0. Otherwise, 1<=A,B<=n, and they denote the start and the endpoint of the query. You may assume that no connection and no query contains identical start and end nodes.
After the list of connections, each test case is completed by a list of queries. Each query consists of two numbers A, B. The list (and with it the test case) is terminated by A=B=0. Otherwise, 1<=A,B<=n, and they denote the start and the endpoint of the query. You may assume that no connection and no query contains identical start and end nodes.
输出:
For each query in every test case generate a line containing the identifiers of all the companies, that can route data packages on their own connections from the start node to the end node of the query. If there are no companies, output “-” instead. Output a blank line after each test case.
样例输入:
3 1 2 abc 2 3 ad 1 3 b 3 1 de 0 0 1 3 2 1 3 2 0 0 2 1 2 z 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 0
样例输出:
ab d - z -
解题代码:
//* @author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.InputStreamReader; import java.util.*; public class Main { static int[][] m=new int[201][201]; public static void main(String[] args) throws NumberFormatException, IOException { InputStreamReader is=new InputStreamReader(System.in); BufferedReader in=new BufferedReader(is); while(true) { int n=Integer.parseInt(in.readLine()); if(n==0)break; for(int i=0;i< 201;i++) for(int j=0;j< 201;j++) m[i][j]=0; String[] ss; while(true) { ss=in.readLine().split(" "); int a=Integer.parseInt(ss[0]); int b=Integer.parseInt(ss[1]); if(a==0&&b==0)break; for(int i=0;i< ss[2].length();i++) { int w=ss[2].charAt(i)-'a'; m[a][b]|=1<< w; } } for(int k=1;k<=n;k++) for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) for(int j=1;j<=n;j++) m[i][j]|=m[i][k]&m[k][j]; while(true) { ss=in.readLine().split(" "); int a=Integer.parseInt(ss[0]); int b=Integer.parseInt(ss[1]); if(a==0&&b==0) break; char ch; for(ch='a';ch<='z';ch++) { if((m[a][b]&(1<(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
第二种解法如果数组有重复元素 就不正确
第二个方法挺不错。NewHead代表新的头节点，通过递归找到最后一个节点之后，就把这个节点赋给NewHead，然后一直返回返回，中途这个值是没有变化的，一边返回一边把相应的指针方向颠倒，最后结束时返回新的头节点到主函数。
第二个是python代码啊。。
為甚麼fln*20+0.5f
多谢支持！
清华也会出这么无聊的题
不太懂呀，乡亲们。原理知道代码不会
程序是错的吧，明显没有判断不和该节点相邻的其他节点是否相互相邻
很棒的网站，加油！⛽
贴的有些代码的头文件不见了，这是为啥
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK),这样比较看，快排快
很好，注释很详细啊
不错，值得借鉴


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public typealias ControllerContainer = VISPER_Core.ControllerContainer
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public typealias ControllerDismisser = VISPER_Core.ControllerDismisser
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public typealias DefaultApp = VISPER_Core.DefaultApp
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public typealias RoutingOption = VISPER_Core.RoutingOption
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public typealias RoutingOptionProvider = VISPER_Core.RoutingOptionProvider
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public typealias RoutingPresenter = VISPER_Core.RoutingPresenter
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public typealias TopControllerResolver = VISPER_Core.TopControllerResolver
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public typealias Wireframe = VISPER_Core.Wireframe
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public typealias FunctionalEntityStore<EntityType> = VISPER_Entity.FunctionalEntityStore<EntityType>
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public typealias MemoryEntityStore = VISPER_Entity.MemoryEntityStore
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public typealias RouteResultObjcType = VISPER_Objc.RouteResultObjcType
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public typealias RoutingAwareViewControllerObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingAwareViewControllerObjc
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public typealias RoutingDelegateObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingDelegateObjc
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public typealias RoutingObserverObjcType = VISPER_Objc.RoutingObserverObjcType
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public typealias RoutingObserverObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingObserverObjc
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public typealias RoutingOptionObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingOptionObjc
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public typealias RoutingOptionProviderObjcType = VISPER_Objc.RoutingOptionProviderObjcType
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public typealias RoutingOptionProviderObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingOptionProviderObjc
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public typealias RoutingPresenterObjcType = VISPER_Objc.RoutingPresenterObjcType
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public typealias RoutingPresenterObjc = VISPER_Objc.RoutingPresenterObjc
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public typealias WireframeObjc = VISPER_Objc.WireframeObjc
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public typealias FunctionalControllerPresenter = VISPER_Presenter.FunctionalControllerPresenter
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public typealias FunctionalPresenter = VISPER_Presenter.FunctionalPresenter
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public typealias LifecycleEvent = VISPER_Presenter.LifecycleEvent
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public typealias LoadViewEvent = VISPER_Presenter.LoadViewEvent
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public typealias ViewDidLoadEvent = VISPER_Presenter.ViewDidLoadEvent
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public typealias ViewWillAppearEvent = VISPER_Presenter.ViewWillAppearEvent
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public typealias ViewDidAppearEvent = VISPER_Presenter.ViewDidAppearEvent
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public typealias ViewWillDisappearEvent = VISPER_Presenter.ViewWillDisappearEvent
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public typealias ViewDidDisappearEvent = VISPER_Presenter.ViewDidDisappearEvent
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public typealias ViewControllerEventPresenter = VISPER_Presenter.ViewControllerEventPresenter
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public typealias ViewControllerLifecycleEventPresenter = VISPER_Presenter.ViewControllerLifecycleEventPresenter
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public typealias ObservableProperty<ValueType> = VISPER_Reactive.ObservableProperty<ValueType>
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public typealias SubscriptionReferenceBag = VISPER_Reactive.SubscriptionReferenceBag
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public typealias SubscriptionReferenceType = VISPER_Reactive.SubscriptionReferenceType
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public typealias ActionReducer<StateType, ActionType> = VISPER_Redux.ActionReducer<StateType, ActionType>
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public typealias ActionReducerType = VISPER_Redux.ActionReducerType
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public typealias AnyActionReducer = VISPER_Redux.AnyActionReducer
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public typealias AnyAsyncActionReducer = VISPER_Redux.AnyAsyncActionReducer
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public typealias AnyReduxApp<ApplicationState> = VISPER_Redux.AnyReduxApp<ApplicationState>
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public typealias AnyStatefulFeatureObserver<ApplicationState> = VISPER_Redux.AnyStatefulFeatureObserver<ApplicationState>
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public typealias AppReducer<State> = VISPER_Redux.AppReducer<State>
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public typealias AsyncActionReducer<StateType, ActionType> = VISPER_Redux.AsyncActionReducer<StateType, ActionType>
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public typealias DefaultReduxApp<ApplicationState> = VISPER_Redux.DefaultReduxApp<ApplicationState>
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public typealias FunctionalReducer<StateType, ActionType> = VISPER_Redux.FunctionalReducer<StateType, ActionType>
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public typealias LogicFeature = VISPER_Redux.LogicFeature
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public typealias LogicFeatureObserver<ApplicationState> = VISPER_Redux.LogicFeatureObserver<ApplicationState>
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public typealias Middleware<State> = VISPER_Redux.Middleware<State>
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public typealias ReducerContainer = VISPER_Redux.ReducerContainer
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public typealias ReducerProvider = VISPER_Redux.ReducerProvider
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public typealias Redux<State> = VISPER_Redux.Redux<State>
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public typealias ReduxApp = VISPER_Redux.ReduxApp
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public typealias StatefulFeatureObserver = VISPER_Redux.StatefulFeatureObserver
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public typealias Store<State> = VISPER_Redux.Store<State>
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public typealias StateObservingFeatureObserver<ApplicationState, ObservedState> = VISPER_Redux.StateObservingFeatureObserver<ApplicationState, ObservedState>
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public typealias StateObservingFeature<ObservedStateType> = VISPER_Redux.StateObservingFeature<ObservedStateType>
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public typealias StateObservingFeatureError = VISPER_Redux.StateObservingFeatureError
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public typealias DefaultControllerContainer = VISPER_UIViewController.DefaultControllerContainer
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public typealias ModalControllerDismisser = VISPER_Wireframe.ModalControllerDismisser
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public typealias NavigationControllerDismisser = VISPER_Wireframe.NavigationControllerDismisser
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public typealias AnimatedRoutingOption = VISPER_Wireframe.AnimatedRoutingOption
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public typealias RoutingOptionBackTo = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionBackTo
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public typealias DefaultRoutingBackTo = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingBackTo
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public typealias RoutingOptionGetController = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionGetController
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionGetController = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionGetController
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public typealias RoutingOptionModal = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionModal
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionModal = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionModal
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public typealias RoutingOptionPush = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionPush
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionPush = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionPush
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public typealias RoutingOptionReplaceTopVC = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionReplaceTopVC
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionReplaceTopVC = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionReplaceTopVC
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public typealias RoutingOptionRootVC = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionRootVC
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionRootVC = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionRootVC
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public typealias RoutingOptionShow = VISPER_Wireframe.RoutingOptionShow
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public typealias DefaultRoutingOptionShow = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingOptionShow
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public typealias BackToRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.BackToRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias BackToRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.BackToRoutingPresenter
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public typealias ControllerContainerAwareRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.ControllerContainerAwareRoutingPresenter
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public typealias DefaultControllerContainerAwareRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultControllerContainerAwareRoutingPresenter
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public typealias ModalRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.ModalRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias ModalRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.ModalRoutingPresenter
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public typealias PushRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.PushRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias PushRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.PushRoutingPresenter
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public typealias ReplaceTopVCRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.ReplaceTopVCRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias ReplaceTopVCRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.ReplaceTopVCRoutingPresenter
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public typealias RootVCRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.RootVCRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias RootVCRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.RootVCRoutingPresenter
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public typealias ShowRoutingPresenterError = VISPER_Wireframe.ShowRoutingPresenterError
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public typealias ShowRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.ShowRoutingPresenter
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public typealias ChildViewControllerTopControllerResolver = VISPER_Wireframe.ChildViewControllerTopControllerResolver
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public typealias ComposedRoutingOptionProvider = VISPER_Wireframe.ComposedRoutingOptionProvider
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public typealias ComposedTopControllerResolver = VISPER_Wireframe.ComposedTopControllerResolver
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public typealias DefaultComposedRoutingOptionProvider = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultComposedRoutingOptionProvider
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public typealias DefaultComposedRoutingPresenter = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultComposedRoutingPresenter
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public typealias DefautRouterError = VISPER_Wireframe.DefautRouterError
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public typealias DefaultRouter = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRouter
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public typealias DefaultRouteResult = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRouteResult
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public typealias DefaultRouteResultHandler = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRouteResultHandler
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public typealias DefaultRoutingDelegate = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingDelegate
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public typealias DefaultRoutingHandlerContainer = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultRoutingHandlerContainer
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public typealias DefaultWireframeError = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultWireframeError
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public typealias DefaultWireframe = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultWireframe
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public typealias FunctionalControllerProvider = VISPER_Wireframe.FunctionalControllerProvider
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public typealias FunctionalRoutingOptionProvider = VISPER_Wireframe.FunctionalRoutingOptionProvider
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public typealias Router = VISPER_Wireframe.Router
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public typealias WireframeFactory = VISPER_Wireframe.WireframeFactory
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public typealias DefaultWireframeApp = VISPER_Wireframe.DefaultWireframeApp
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public typealias PresenterFeature = VISPER_Wireframe.PresenterFeature
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public typealias PresenterFeatureObserver = VISPER_Wireframe.PresenterFeatureObserver
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public typealias ViewFeature = VISPER_Wireframe.ViewFeature
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public typealias ViewFeatureObserver = VISPER_Wireframe.ViewFeatureObserver
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public typealias WireframeApp = VISPER_Wireframe.WireframeApp
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public typealias WireframeFeatureObserver = VISPER_Wireframe.WireframeFeatureObserver
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public typealias WireframeAppFactory = VISPER_Wireframe.WireframeAppFactory
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class RangeBuilder
Builder for choosing range
RangeBuilder(tag: String)
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fun inCustomRange(desiredMeanTriggerDistance: Double): CallbackBuilder |
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fun inNearRange(): CallbackBuilder |


WITNESS LIST
Transportation
February 13, 2013 8:00 AM
Update
ON:
Barton, John Deputy Executive Director (TxDOT), Austin, TX
Bass, James Chief Financial Officer (TxDOT), Austin, TX
Brewster, Whitney Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Tx DMV),
Austin, TX
Davio, Rebecca Asst. Director for Driver License (Tx DPS), Austin, TX
McCraw, Steven Director (Dept of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Nordloh, Chris Major (Texas DPS), Austin, TX
Vandergriff, Victor Chairman of Board (also providing written testimony) (Tx DMV),
Austin, TX
Wilson, Phil Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (TxDOT), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Archer, Jimmy Director Motor Carrier Div. (TX Dept of Motor Vehicles), Austin, TX
Caldwell, Charles ABTPA Director (Tx. Dept. Motor Vehicles - Auto Theft Authority),
Austin, TX
Elliston, Randy Director Vehicle Title & Registration (TX DMV), Austin, TX
Harbeson, Bill Director Motor Vehicle (Tx DMV), Austin, TX
Zapalac, Russell Chief Planning and Project Officer (TxDOT), Austin, TX


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Status: proposal MAR89-X3J13 passed, as amended, Mar 89 X3J13Issue: IN-PACKAGE-FUNCTIONALITY
References: IN-PACKAGE (p182-183)
Category: CHANGE
Edit history: 07-Jul-88, Version 1 by Pitman
7-Oct-88, Version 2 by Masinter (discussion)
8-Dec-88, Version 3 by Masinter
12-Dec-88, Version 4 by Masinter
20-Jan-89, Version 5 by Loosemore
30-Jan-89, Version 6 by Loosemore
10-Mar-89, Version 7 by Loosemore
15-Mar-89, Version 8 by Masinter (add back SELECT-ONLY)
9-Apr-89, Verison 9 by Masinter, as amended Mar 89 X3J13,
and discussion updated.
Related-Issues: DEFPACKAGE (passed)
Problem Description:
There are two typical uses for IN-PACKAGE -- to define/create a package
and to select a package. The fact that these two purposes have been
given to the same function has led to reduced error checking.
A more general problem is that the "Put In Seven Extremely Randoms"
convention described in CLtL is now recognized by many people as being
unsatisfactory for both package definition and package selection.
The DEFPACKAGE macro provides a much cleaner mechanism for package
definition, but there is still a need for a convenient way to select
a package that has well-defined compilation semantics.
Proposal (IN-PACKAGE-FUNCTIONALITY:MAR89-X3J13):
Change IN-PACKAGE from a function to a macro:
IN-PACKAGE name [macro]
This macro causes *PACKAGE* to be set to the package named NAME,
which must be a symbol or string. An error is signalled if the
package does not already exist. Everything this macro does is also
performed at compile time if the call appears at top-level.
Remove the second paragraph of section 11.7 in CLtL. (This includes
the requirement for special compile-time treatment of the various
package functions.)
Rationale:
This could allow improved error checking and modularity, with only
minimal loss of functionality.
Making IN-PACKAGE a macro rather than a function means that there
is no need to require COMPILE-FILE to handle it specially. Since
DEFPACKAGE is also defined to side-effect the compilation environment,
there is no need to require any of the package functions to be treated
specially by the compiler.
The language in section 11.7 of CLtL puts the burden on
implementations of ensuring that all symbols in a file which is
compiled and loaded end up in the same package that they would if the
source file were loaded interpretively. No implementation can
possibly meet this requirement because, in general, the runtime
behavior of the program cannot be predicted by the compiler.
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Probably no one implements this behavior exactly since it's an
incompatible change to CLtL.
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The SELECT-PACKAGE macro can be implemented trivially by using
EVAL-WHEN in its expansion:
(defmacro select-package (name)
`(eval-when (eval compile load)
(or (find-package ',name)
(error "Package ~s does not exist." ',name)))))
The changes required to COMPILE-FILE to remove the magic treatment
of the package functions are also likely to be small.
Cost to Users:
In most cases, minor syntactic changes to some files would be
necessary. Programmers that are now using the "Put In Seven
Extremely Randoms" convention will probably find it straightforward
to convert their code to do a DEFPACKAGE followed by a
SELECT-PACKAGE.
Cost of Non-Adoption:
The specification of COMPILE-FILE will be much more difficult to
understand.
The standard will require compilers to solve the halting problem.
Benefits:
Modular package declarations would be encouraged and errors due
to demand-creation of packages would be easier to detect.
The specification of COMPILE-FILE will be simplified.
There will be a clear statement of the requirements for program
conformance, as relating to usage of packages.
Aesthetics:
The fact that IN-PACKAGE is currently ambiguous about intent (whether
the package should exist already or not) is clearly not aesthetic.
Removing it can't be any worse.
The fact that the currently stated requirements for handling of
the package functions by the compiler are not implementable is
clearly not aesthetic.
Discussion:
The dual use of IN-PACKAGE has not been helpful and is confusing.
This is an incompatible change.
KMP's notes of the Mar 89 X3J13:
On Tuesday, we took a straw poll.
0 opposed both proposals.
15 liked NEW-MACRO.
7 liked SELECT-ONLY.
``Keeping IN-PACKAGE makes no difference to compatibility.'' --Moon
Pitman moved to amend this to say "deprecate" instead of remove.
The motion to amend failed 3-N.
The NEW-MACRO proposal passed unamended 12-4.
On Thursday, Aaron Larson and JonL asked that the issue be reconsidered.
The motion to reconsider passed N-1.
There was a motion to rename the SELECT-PACKAGE which we'd voted in to
IN-PACKAGE -- so that the compatible syntax (IN-PACKAGE "FOO") would work
in CLtL and ANSI CL.
Steele requested verbal clarification that we were not trying to solve
the ``dusty file'' problem but rather to make it possible to write new code
that worked in old and new situations -- it was agreed that this was a
correct characterization of the proposal.
JonL's amendment passed 13-1.
Then the amended proposal was voted in 14-0.
The net effect is that NEW-MACRO passed with the name of SELECT-PACKAGE
changed to IN-PACKAGE.


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Class
GapsStore the gapped version of a sequence.
| Implements | ContainerConcept |
|---|---|
| All Subcl's | AnchorGaps, ArrayGaps |
| All Impl'd | AssignableConcept, ContainerConcept, DestructibleConcept |
| Defined in | <seqan/align.h> |
| Signature |
template <typename TSequence, typename TSpec>
class Gaps;
|
Interface Function Overview
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void assignSource(gaps, seq);
Assign the source of a gaps object, copying data. -
TPos beginPosition(gaps);
Return the clipping begin position as a source position. -
void clearClipping(gaps);
Clear clipping from Gaps objects. -
void clearGaps(gaps);
Clear gaps from Gaps objects. -
TPos clippedBeginPosition(gaps);
Return begin position of the clipping. -
TPos clippedEndPosition(gaps);
Return end position of the clipping. -
void clipSemiGlobal(global, local);
Clip the Gaps objects to reflect a semi-global alignment. -
void copyClipping(dest, source);
Copy clipping information from one Gaps object to another. -
void copyGaps(dest, source);
Copy gaps from one Gaps object to another (in the clipped view of both argumetns). -
TSize countCharacters(gaps, viewPos);
The number of characters following a position. -
TSize countGaps(gaps, viewPos);
The number of gaps following a position. -
TSize countLeadingGaps(gaps);
The number of leading gaps. -
TSize countTrailingGaps(gaps);
The number of trailing gaps. -
TPos endPosition(gaps);
Return the clipping end position as a source position. -
void insertGap(gaps, viewPos);
Insert one gap character. -
void insertGaps(gaps, viewPos, count);
Insert gap characters. -
bool isGap(gaps, viewPos);
Query positions in a Gaps object for being a character. -
bool isGap(gaps, viewPos);
Query positions in a Gaps object for being a gap. -
TIterator iter(gaps, viewPos[, tag]);
Return an iterator to a specific position in the current clipping. -
TSize length(gaps);
Return number of gap and characters between the beginning and the end of the clipping. -
TSize removeGap(gaps, viewPos);
Remove one gap from a Gaps object. -
TSize removeGaps(gaps, viewPos, count);
Remove gaps from a Gaps object. -
void setBeginPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Set the begin position of the clipped gapped sequence, given a source position. -
void setClippedBeginPosition(gaps, unclippedViewPos);
Set the begin position of the clipping. -
void setClippedEndPosition(gaps, unclippedViewPos);
Set the end position of the clipping. -
void setEndPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Set the end position of the clipped gapped sequence, given a source position. -
TSource source(gaps);
Return underlying object. -
TPos toSourcePosition(gaps, viewPos);
Conversion from view position (including gaps and clipping) to source (without gaps or clipping). -
TPos toViewPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Conversion from source (without gaps or clipping) to view position (including gaps and clipping). -
TSize unclippedLength(gaps);
Return length of the gapped sequence without clipping.
Interface Functions Inherited From AssignableConcept
Interface Functions Inherited From ContainerConcept
Interface Metafunction Overview
Interface Metafunctions Inherited From ContainerConcept
Detailed Description
Gaps wrap a Sequence and allows to (1) insert gaps into the sequence and (2) select an infix of the gapped sequence (clipping). The gaps are not inserted into the underlying sequence (source) but stored separately. Using the clipping is optional and meant for selecting parts of the alignment as a part of the result of a local alignment algorithm.
In the figure above, the source sequence has seven characters, the gapped sequence has four gaps and thus consists of eleven characters. The gapped sequence is clipped to start at position 0 in the gapped sequence and to end at position 8 in the gapped sequence (the positions given as half-open intervals [begin, end)).
The figure shows the three coordinate systems that are used with Gaps objects. The source position is the position in the underlying sequence. The unclipped view position is the position in the gapped sequence without gaps. The view position is the position in the gapped sequence but including the clipping: All (clipped) view positions have the clipping begin position subtracted from them.
Examples
The following example shows the construction of the gaps object from the image above together with some calls to toViewPosition and toSourcePosition.
#include <seqan/align.h> #include <seqan/basic.h> #include <seqan/stream.h> // for printing Seqan strings using namespace seqan; int main() { Dna5String seq = "CGGTATC"; // Construct the gaps object. Gaps<Dna5String> gaps(seq); // Insert gaps (view position, unclipped as of yet). Note that inserting // the gaps changes the coordinates. insertGap(gaps, 3); insertGap(gaps, 5); insertGaps(gaps, 7, 2); // Clip the gaps object. Note that the coordinates are in unclipped view position. setClippedBeginPosition(gaps, 1); setClippedEndPosition(gaps, 8); // Print the resulting gaps object and some coordinate transformation. std::cout << "Resulting gaps: " << gaps << "\n" << "toSourcePosition(gaps, 0) == " << toSourcePosition(gaps, 0) << "\n" << "toSourcePosition(gaps, 4) == " << toSourcePosition(gaps, 4) << "\n" << "toViewPosition(gaps, 0) == " << toViewPosition(gaps, 0) << "\n" << "toViewPosition(gaps, 5) == " << toViewPosition(gaps, 6) << "\n"; return 0; }
The output is as follows:
Distance from 0 to 0: 0 Distance from 0 to 1: 8 Distance from 0 to 2: 9 Distance from 0 to 3: 5 Distance from 0 to 4: 7
Interface Functions Detail
void assignSource(gaps, seq);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to assign the source of. |
|---|---|
seq
|
The sequence to assign to the underlying string. |
Data Races
TPos beginPosition(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|
Returns
TPos |
The clipping begin position in the source (Metafunction: Position). |
|---|
Example
In the following gaps configuration, the result of beginPosition(gaps) is $1$. The clipping starts in a gap and the source position of the first non-gap character right of the clipping begin has source position 1.
clipping [ ) (half-open interval) gapped sequence: X--XXX-XX- source position:<PHONE_NUMBER> unclipped view position:<PHONE_NUMBER> clipped view position: 0123456
Data Races
void clearClipping(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
Object to clear clipping from. |
|---|
Data Races
void clearGaps(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
Object to clear gaps from. |
|---|
Data Races
TPos clippedBeginPosition(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|
Returns
TPos |
The begin position of the unclipped view (Metafunction: Position). |
|---|
Example
In the following gaps configuration, the result of clippedBeginPosition(gaps) is 1.
clipping [ ) (half-open interval) gapped sequence: X--XXX-XX- source position:<PHONE_NUMBER> unclipped view position:<PHONE_NUMBER> clipped view position: 0123456
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TPos clippedEndPosition(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|
Returns
TPos |
The end position of the unclipped view (Metafunction: Position). |
|---|
Example
In the following gaps configuration, the result of clippedEndPosition(gaps) is 7.
clipping [ ) (half-open interval) gapped sequence: X--XXX-XX- source position:<PHONE_NUMBER> unclipped view position:<PHONE_NUMBER> clipped view position: 0123456
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void clipSemiGlobal(global, local);
Parameters
global
|
The global Gaps object. |
|---|---|
local
|
The local Gaps object. |
Leading and trailing gaps are clipped in the local Gaps object. The global Gaps object is updated accordingly.
Data Races
void copyClipping(dest, source);
Parameters
dest
|
The destination Gaps object. |
|---|---|
source
|
The source Gaps object. |
Data Races
void copyGaps(dest, source);
Parameters
dest
|
The destination Gaps object (appropriate clipping, no gaps). |
|---|---|
source
|
The source Gaps object. |
The user is resposible for ensuring that the gaps are over sequences of same length and appropriate clipping.
Data Races
TSize countCharacters(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
View position (including clipping and gaps) to query at. |
Returns
TSize |
The number of non-gaps characters characters at viewPos (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TSize countGaps(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
View position (including clipping and gaps) to query at. |
Returns
TSize |
The number of gap characters at viewPos (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TSize countLeadingGaps(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|
Returns
TSize |
The number of leading gap characters (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TSize countTrailingGaps(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|
Returns
TSize |
The number of trailing gap characters (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TPos endPosition(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query for the end position as a source position. |
|---|
Returns
TPos |
The end position as a source position (Metafunction: Position). |
|---|
Example
In the following gaps configuration, the result of endPositioN(gaps) is 4.
clipping [ ) (half-open interval) gapped sequence: X--XXX-XX- source position:<PHONE_NUMBER> unclipped view position:<PHONE_NUMBER> clipped view position: 0123456
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void insertGap(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to insert gap into. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view position (including clipping and gaps) to insert the gap at. |
Data Races
void insertGaps(gaps, viewPos, count);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to insert gaps into. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view position (including clipping and gaps) to insert gaps at. |
count
|
The number of gaps to insert. |
Data Races
bool isGap(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view position (including clipping and gaps). |
Returns
bool |
The query result. |
|---|
Data Races
bool isGap(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view position (including clipping and gaps). |
Returns
bool |
The query result. |
|---|
Data Races
TIterator iter(gaps, viewPos[, tag]);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to get an iterator into. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
View position to get an iterator to (Metafunction: Position). |
tag
|
An optional tag for selecting the iterator type. |
Returns
TIterator |
The resulting iterator. The type is Iterator<TGaps, TTag>::Type where TTag is the type of tag. |
|---|
Data Races
TSize length(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query for its length. |
|---|
Returns
TSize |
The number of gaps and characters between the beginning and the end of the clipping (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TSize removeGap(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The gaps object to remove one gap character from. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view positions to remove one gap character from. |
Returns
TSize |
The number of gap characters removed (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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TSize removeGaps(gaps, viewPos, count);
Parameters
gaps
|
The gaps object to remove gap characters from. |
|---|---|
viewPos
|
The view positions to remove gap characters from. |
count
|
The number of gap characters to remove. |
Returns
TSize |
The number of gap characters removed (Metafunction: Size). |
|---|
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void setBeginPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Parameters
gaps
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The Gaps object to set the begin position in. |
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sourcePos
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Position in the underlying sequence to set clipping to. |
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void setClippedBeginPosition(gaps, unclippedViewPos);
Parameters
gaps
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The Gaps object to set the clipping begin position of. |
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unclippedViewPos
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View position (including gaps but excluding clipping) to set the clipping begin to. |
Data Races
void setClippedEndPosition(gaps, unclippedViewPos);
Parameters
gaps
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The Gaps object to set the clipping end position of. |
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unclippedViewPos
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View position (including gaps but excluding clipping) to set the clipping end to. |
Data Races
void setEndPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Parameters
gaps
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The Gaps object to set the end position in. |
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sourcePos
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Position in the underlying sequence to set clipping to. |
Data Races
TSource source(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
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The Gaps object to return the underling sequence for. |
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Returns
TSource |
Reference to the source of the Gaps. |
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Data Races
TPos toSourcePosition(gaps, viewPos);
Parameters
gaps
|
The gaps object to use for translation. |
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sourcePos
|
The view position (including gaps and clipping) to translate. |
Returns
TPos |
The resulting position in the underlying sequence (Metafunction: Position). |
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Data Races
TPos toViewPosition(gaps, sourcePos);
Parameters
gaps
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The gaps object to use for translation. |
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sourcePos
|
The source position (in the underlying sequence) to translate. |
Returns
TPos |
The resulting position in the view (Metafunction: Position). |
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Data Races
TSize unclippedLength(gaps);
Parameters
gaps
|
The Gaps object to query. |
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Returns
TSize |
The result (Metafunction: Size). |
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Excerpt from The Little Prince
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
“ In one of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night... You—only you—will have stars that can laugh! ”
“And at night you will look up at the stars. Where I live everything is so small that I cannot show you where my star is to be found. It is better, like that. My star will just be one of the stars, for you. And so you will love — to watch all the stars in the heavens... they will all be your friends. And, besides, I am going to make you a present...”He laughed again.  I love to hear that laughter!”
“That is my present. Just that. It will be as it was when we drank the water...” — “What are you trying to say?” “All men have the stars,” he answered, “but they are not the same things for different people. For some, who are travelers, the stars are guides. For others they are no more than little lights in the sky. For others, who are scholars, they are problems. For my businessman — they were wealth. But all these stars are silent. You – you alone – will have the stars as no one else has them –”
“What are you trying to say?” “In one — of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night... you – only you – will have stars that can laugh!” And he laughed — again. “And when your sorrow is comforted (time soothes all sorrows) you will be content that you have known me. You will always — be my friend.
You will want to laugh with me. And you will sometimes open your window, so, for that pleasure... and your friends will be properly astonished to see you — laughing as you look up at the sky! Then you will say to them, ‘Yes, the stars always make me laugh!’ And they will think you are crazy. It will be a very shabby trick that I shall have played on you...” And he laughed again. — “It will be as if, in place of the stars, I had given you a great number of little bells that knew how to laugh...”


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Woman held captive by stepfather and forced to have his eight kids reveals how she escaped
A woman was abducted by her stepfather when she was 11 and taken to Mexico where she gave birth to her abuser’s eight kids.
Rosalynn McGinnis was abducted from her school by her stepfather Henri Piette in 1997. The kidnapping, which happened in Oklahoma, was Piette’s retaliation against his wife, McGinnis’s mother.
Ms McGinnis told investigators earlier this year that she met Piette when she was around 10 years old when her mother began a relationship with him.
By the time she was 11, Piette had starting raping her at their home in Wagoner, Oklahoma.
According to The Sun, Piette forced Ms McGinnis to “marry” him and took his stepdaughter to Mexico where she has nine of his children while living in a tent and evading US authorities.
Ms McGinnis was able to flee with eight of her children and go to a US embassy in 2016 thanks to the help of strangers.
Piette was convicted of kidnapping earlier this year, and is still waiting for an answer on rape charges.
To this day he denies any wrongdoing.
The case bears similarities to that of rapist Fritzl, who imprisoned his own daughter in a sex dungeon in Austria and fathered seven kids with her over a 24 year period.
Ms McGinnis recalled the moment she was saved by observant strangers in an interview on The Dr. Oz Show, which will aired in the US on Tuesday.

“The age difference and all the children. Actually, we were short on the bill to pay for the groceries and they paid it for us.
“They asked … where we lived. It started like that. Henri was the type that always kept people away.
“But they knew something wasn’t right. So, they decided to do something about it.”
The strangers were couple Lisa and Ian, who met Ms McGinnis and Piette while living Oaxaca, Mexico.
Ms McGinnis introduced herself as Stephanie and Piette as Bill – one of the many aliases they assumed over the years.
The couple had made friends with Rosalynn and her eight children, but immediately began to suspect something was wrong when Piette accidentally revealed he was 62.
In June this year, Lisa told KSHB: “You had eight children living in three cubicles that were little more than walk-in closet size.
“(They) were all skinny as rakes. And the children said that he (Piette) said he didn’t love any of them.
“We went home, and I said, ‘[McGinnis is] 32 years old.
“ ‘Her oldest kid would be turning — I think at that point he was to be turning 17 — and I said, ‘That’s wrong.’
“You take 17 from 32 that’s 15. He’s 62.”
Lisa called ms McGinnis and said: “We know there’s something wrong. If you can get your husband either in jail or in rehab jail, which is something they do with drug addicts and alcoholics, we’ll help you.
“And at that point, Bill came home and we hung up. And that’s all I ever said.”
Shortly after, Ms McGinnis showed up to Lisa and Ian’s home with her children.
The family was brought back to the US with the help of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and then were put in touch with the US embassy.
Piette was on the run, but was arrested shortly after September 2017 when he tried to enter the US.
Ms McGinnis revealed to Dr. Oz that she took her children without telling them they were fleeing and detailed the campaign of terror Piette had unleashed on them.
She said: “They didn’t know. I kept the truth from them until I escaped from Mexico.
“They were really shocked. ... The reason I didn’t tell them, of course, was because what I knew inside was how much it’s damaged me. I didn’t want them to grow up knowing that.
“He would tell them they’re animals. He would treat them like animals.”

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“He would hit them and then I would step in and it would just be horrible.”
“Any kind of abuse that you can think of, he did to me.”
She said Piette unleashed horrific abuse on her, beating her with an assault rifle, baseball bat and beer bottles.
She said earlier this year: “He picked up a stainless steel frying pan and tried to hit me in the stomach. I put my arm in front of it and it cut me all the way to the bone.”
Ms McGinnis revealed she was sexually abused and first fell pregnant at 13.
However, she said she suffered a miscarriage and Piette forced her to flush the foetus down the toilet.
Ms McGinnis waived her anonymity to shed light on her stepfather monster, who was convicted of rape earlier this year.
In 1997 her mum – who has never spoken publicly about the case – split up with Piette because he was hitting her.
Piette then retaliated by kidnapping her daughter from school and going on the run.
Piette has denied any wrongdoing.
This story first appeared in the The Sun and is republished with permission.


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title: Waiting for My BB
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My BB=BlackBerry 7230 Wireless Handheld
The data and voice-enabled BlackBerry 7230™ features:
Phone, email, SMS, browser and organizer applications in a single wireless handheld
High Resolution 240x160 display supporting over 65,000 colors
Increased memory for application and data storage
Java™ development platform based on open standards
Full-featured connected organizer with PC synchronization
Integrated attachment viewing
Small form factor with a light and comfortable feel
Tri-Band handheld, operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS wireless networks, allowing for international roaming between North America, Europe and Asia Pacific
Rating for hearing aids: M3
I will get one on next wednesday.