Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
This recipe makes enough dough for two pizzas and two lobster filled calzones. Take your pick!
The dough is an authentic recipe from Naples. Leaving it to proove overnight in the fridge gives it an extra sourdough-like flavour.
For the pizza dough, place the flours, salt, sugar and yeast into a large bowl and stir.
Make a well in the centre of the flour and gradually pour in 650ml/22fl oz water, gradually mixing in the flour to form a soft dough.
Tip out and knead the dough on a work surface until smooth and elastic.
Divide into four and roll into balls, then place in a tray, cover and leave to rise for 24 hours.
When you’re ready to cook the pizzas, preheat the oven to 240C/475F/Gas 9 (or as high as it will go).
Place a heavy baking tray or pizza stone in the oven to heat.
Roll out the dough pieces until about 5mm thick then place onto an upturned, floured tray.
Place the tinned tomatoes into a food processor and blend to a purée.
Spoon the tomato purée thinly over two of the pizzas, just to the edges.
Scatter over half the mozzarella and pecorino. Scatter over the chilli, then drizzle over half the peanut oil.
Finish with a few basil leaves and season with salt and black pepper.
Transfer to the oven, pushing the pizza onto the heated pizza tray or stone and cook for 5-8 minutes, or until cooked through and bubbling.
For the calzone, cover half of each of the other two pizza bases with the tomato sauce, then top with the pieces of lobster and the rest of the mozzarella and pecorino. Drizzle over the mango chilli sauce and the rest of the peanut oil along with a scattering of basil and season with salt and black pepper.
Fold the other half of the pizza over the top then crimp the edges and place on the heated pizza stone or tray.
Cook for 5-10 minutes until golden-brown and crisp. Serve immediately.


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Returns the mtimes (modification timestamps) of the checkpoints. (deprecated)
tf.compat.v1.train.get_checkpoint_mtimes(checkpoint_prefixes)
Warning: THIS FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED. It will be removed in a future version. Instructions for updating: Use standard file utilities to get mtimes.
Globs for the checkpoints pointed to by checkpoint_prefixes
. If the files
exist, collect their mtime. Both V2 and V1 checkpoints are considered, in
that priority.
This is the recommended way to get the mtimes, since it takes into account the naming difference between V1 and V2 formats.
Note: If not all checkpoints exist, the length of the returned mtimes list
will be smaller than the length of checkpoint_prefixes
list, so mapping
checkpoints to corresponding mtimes will not be possible.
checkpoint_prefixes
: a list of checkpoint paths, typically the results of
Saver.save()
or those of tf.train.latest_checkpoint()
, regardless of
sharded/non-sharded or V1/V2.A list of mtimes (in microseconds) of the found checkpoints.


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The following document contains the results of Checkstyle.
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|---|---|---|
JavadocPackage
|
0 | Error |
| NewlineAtEndOfFile | 3 | Error |
| Translation | 0 | Error |
| FileLength | 0 | Error |
FileTabCharacter
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RegexpSingleline
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52 | Error |
| JavadocMethod | 80 | Error |
| JavadocType | 4 | Error |
| JavadocVariable | 21 | Error |
| JavadocStyle | 40 | Error |
| ConstantName | 1 | Error |
| LocalFinalVariableName | 0 | Error |
| LocalVariableName | 0 | Error |
| MemberName | 0 | Error |
| MethodName | 0 | Error |
| PackageName | 0 | Error |
| ParameterName | 0 | Error |
| StaticVariableName | 0 | Error |
| TypeName | 0 | Error |
| AvoidStarImport | 1 | Error |
| IllegalImport | 0 | Error |
| RedundantImport | 0 | Error |
| UnusedImports | 0 | Error |
| LineLength | 77 | Error |
| MethodLength | 0 | Error |
| ParameterNumber | 0 | Error |
| EmptyForIteratorPad | 0 | Error |
| MethodParamPad | 0 | Error |
| NoWhitespaceAfter | 0 | Error |
| NoWhitespaceBefore | 1 | Error |
| OperatorWrap | 0 | Error |
| ParenPad | 1 | Error |
| TypecastParenPad | 0 | Error |
| WhitespaceAfter | 0 | Error |
| WhitespaceAround | 3 | Error |
| ModifierOrder | 0 | Error |
| RedundantModifier | 1 | Error |
| AvoidNestedBlocks | 0 | Error |
| EmptyBlock | 0 | Error |
| LeftCurly | 0 | Error |
| NeedBraces | 0 | Error |
| RightCurly | 0 | Error |
| AvoidInlineConditionals | 3 | Error |
| EmptyStatement | 0 | Error |
| EqualsHashCode | 0 | Error |
| HiddenField | 10 | Error |
| IllegalInstantiation | 0 | Error |
| InnerAssignment | 0 | Error |
| MagicNumber | 1 | Error |
| MissingSwitchDefault | 0 | Error |
| RedundantThrows | 0 | Error |
| SimplifyBooleanExpression | 0 | Error |
| SimplifyBooleanReturn | 0 | Error |
| DesignForExtension | 10 | Error |
| FinalClass | 0 | Error |
| HideUtilityClassConstructor | 0 | Error |
| InterfaceIsType | 0 | Error |
| VisibilityModifier | 0 | Error |
| ArrayTypeStyle | 0 | Error |
| FinalParameters | 8 | Error |
| TodoComment | 0 | Error |
| UpperEll | 0 | Error |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 36 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 37 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 38 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 39 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 42 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 122 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 122 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 123 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 124 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 124 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 127 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 131 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 131 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 154 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 182 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 197 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 200 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 216 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 217 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 223 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 224 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 239 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 239 | |
| Parameter retry should be final. | 239 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 240 | |
| Avoid inline conditionals. | 240 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 241 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 241 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 244 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 245 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 248 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 252 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 253 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 254 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 255 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 255 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 256 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 256 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 257 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 257 | |
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| 'task' hides a field. | 257 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 258 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 262 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 263 | |
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| '++' is preceded with whitespace. | 264 | |
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| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 269 | |
| Parameter retryCount should be final. | 269 | |
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| Avoid inline conditionals. | 270 | |
| '+' is not preceded with whitespace. | 270 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 271 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 273 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 274 | |
| Parameter considerExecutionError should be final. | 274 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 84). | 275 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 275 | |
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| Line has trailing spaces. | 7 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 18 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'nodeValue'. | 18 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 100). | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 110). | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
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| First sentence should end with a period. | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 152). | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
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| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
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| First sentence should end with a period. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 182). | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'nodeValue'. | 38 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 121). | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'behavior'. | 44 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 45 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 45 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 50 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'writer'. | 51 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 52 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 52 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 54 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 55 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 56 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 132). | 57 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 57 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 59 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 137). | 60 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 60 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 61 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 62 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 200). | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 64 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 66 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 67 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 67 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 68 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 69 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 70 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 71 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 72 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 72 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 72 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 72 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 73 |
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| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 87). | 13 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 14 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 24 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 114). | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 94). | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 120). | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| 'executorService' hides a field. | 41 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'executorService'. | 41 | |
| 'taskProvider' hides a field. | 41 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'taskProvider'. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Method 'validate' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 46 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 46 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 90). | 47 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 84). | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 50 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 53 | |
| Method 'getExecutorService' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 53 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 54 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 55 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 57 | |
| Method 'getTaskProvider' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 57 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 57 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 59 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 61 | |
| Method 'getValidator' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 61 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 61 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 62 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 63 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 64 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 64 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 66 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 67 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 68 | |
| Method 'setValidator' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 68 | |
| 'validator' hides a field. | 68 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'validator'. | 68 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 69 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 70 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 71 | |
| Method 'getTraversar' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 71 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 71 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 72 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 73 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 75 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 76 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 77 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 78 | |
| Method 'setTraversar' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 78 | |
| 'traversar' hides a field. | 78 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'traversar'. | 78 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 79 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 80 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 2 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 9 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 9 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 176). | 10 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 10 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Redundant 'public' modifier. | 15 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'id'. | 15 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 18 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 92). | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 168). | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Method 'setConsiderExecutionError' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 43 | |
| Parameter considerExecutionError should be final. | 43 | |
| 'considerExecutionError' hides a field. | 43 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'considerExecutionError'. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 45 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 8 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 90). | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 16 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 88). | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Method 'validate' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 19 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 114). | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 50 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 50 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 52 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 10 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 21 | |
| Parameter nodeValue should be final. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 81). | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 48 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 51 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 52 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 54 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 55 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 56 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 96). | 56 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 56 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 57 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 59 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 60 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 61 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 63 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 64 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 67 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 67 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 68 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 69 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 71 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 71 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 72 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 73 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 75 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 76 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 96). | 76 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 76 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 77 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 78 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 79 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 80 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 81 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 7 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 131). | 8 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 149). | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 18 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'evalFirstValue'. | 21 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'evalAfterValue'. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'nodeValue'. | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 45 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 45 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 48 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 49 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 50 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 50 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 147). | 51 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 52 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 52 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 54 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 55 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 56 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 57 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 59 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 60 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 61 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 62 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 62 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 64 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 84). | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 65 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 66 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 66 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 67 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 68 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 84). | 69 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 69 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 70 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 70 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 71 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 72 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 73 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 74 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'val'. | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 75 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 76 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 77 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 77 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 78 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 79 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 80 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 81 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 81 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'node'. | 81 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 82 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 83 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 84 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 84 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 85 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 86 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 87 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 88 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 88 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'node'. | 88 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 89 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 90 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 91 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 92 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 92 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 93 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 94 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 95 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 96 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 97 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 98 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 99 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 99 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 100 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 101 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 102 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 103 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 104 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 105 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 106 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 106 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 107 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 108 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 109 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 110 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 111 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 113 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 114 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 115 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 116 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 101). | 117 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 117 | |
| Avoid inline conditionals. | 117 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 118 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 119 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 121 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 122 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 123 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 124 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 125 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 126 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 127 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 128 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 129 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 130 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 132 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 133 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 135 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 136 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 137 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 138 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 139 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 13 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 15 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 83). | 20 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 22 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Method 'traverse' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. | 24 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 24 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 89). | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 82). | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 84). | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 38 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 88). | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 40 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 41 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 85). | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 42 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 43 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 44 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 45 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 46 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 47 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 88). | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 49 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 49 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 50 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 51 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 52 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 53 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 54 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 55 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 56 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 57 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 58 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 59 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 60 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 61 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 85). | 62 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 62 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 99). | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 63 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 64 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 65 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 66 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 67 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 68 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 68 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 69 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 70 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 71 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 72 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 86). | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 74 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 74 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 75 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 76 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 77 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 96). | 78 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 78 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 79 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 80 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 81 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 82 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 83 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 84 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 85 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 5 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'graph'. | 17 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'writer'. | 17 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 3 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 10 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 10 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 110). | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'graph'. | 14 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| File does not end with a newline. | 0 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| File does not end with a newline. | 0 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 3 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 5 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 11 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 99). | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 18 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Unused @throws tag for 'IllegalArgumentException'. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Expected @param tag for '<T>'. | 21 | |
| Parameter reference should be final. | 21 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'reference'. | 21 | |
| Parameter msg should be final. | 21 | |
| Expected @param tag for 'msg'. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 23 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Line has trailing spaces. | 4 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 9 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 9 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 10 | |
| Missing a Javadoc comment. | 10 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 11 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 12 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 13 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 14 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 15 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 16 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 17 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 18 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 19 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 20 | |
| '0.9' is a magic number. | 20 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 21 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 22 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 24 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 25 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 26 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 27 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 28 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 28 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 83). | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 29 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 30 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 31 | |
| Line has trailing spaces. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 32 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 33 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 34 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 35 | |
| Parameter blockingCoefficient should be final. | 35 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 36 | |
| Line is longer than 80 characters (found 81). | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 37 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 38 | |
| Line contains a tab character. | 39 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| File does not end with a newline. | 0 |


michael-h.dk
Multimedia Designer and Web Developer
Multimedia Designer and Web Developer
From theWikipedia article:
In computer science, an array data structure, or simply an array, is a data structure consisting of a collection of elements (values or variables), each identified by at least one array index or key. An array is stored such that the position of each element can be computed from its index tuple by a mathematical formula. The simplest type of data structure is a linear array, also called one-dimensional array.
In all programming languages there are multiple ways to work with an array. Most of the time it is happening invisible to the user, but here I will try to show how you can use the methods of working with arrays in JavaScript.
The first dataset I work on, is an array of inventors with firstname, lastname, year of birth and year of death.
The dataset comes from javascript30.com.
From MDN web docs:
The filter() method creates a new array with all elements that pass the test implemented by the provided function.
Find the inventors born between two years provided by the user
const filteredInventors = inventors.filter(inventor => (inventor.year >= yearOne && inventor.year <= yearTwo));
From MDN web docs:
The map() method creates a new array with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array.
Make an array of first- and lastnames of the inventors
const onlyNames = inventors.map(inventor => `${inventor.first} ${inventor.last}` );
From MDN web docs:
The sort() method sorts the elements of an array in place and returns the array. The sort is not necessarily stable. The default sort order is according to string Unicode code points. The time and space complexity of the sort cannot be guaranteed as it is implementation dependent.
Sort the inventors based on user input
sortedInventors = inventors.sort((a, b) => a.last > b.last ? 1 : -1);
Choose how to sort inventors:
From MDN web docs:
The reduce() method executes a reducer function (that you provide) on each member of the array resulting in a single output value.
Find the toltal years all the invnetors lived
const totalAge = inventors.reduce((total, inventor) => {
return total + (inventor.passed - inventor.year)}, 0);
The reduce() function can also be used to count all instances of values in an object.
The dataset for this example:
const data = ['car', 'car', 'truck', 'truck', 'bike', 'walk', 'car', 'van', 'bike', 'walk', 'car', 'van', 'car', 'truck', 'pogostick'];


Aegisub / Colour Picker
Aegisub introduces a more advanced color picker than the default Windows one. It allows you to enter color values using various color spaces, in both HTML and ASS hex, pick colors from a mini-screenshot and use three different color spectrums for graphically picking colors.
Overview
The color picker has the following components:
- Color spectrum
- Parametric settings for four color-spaces
- HEX input for ASS and HTML formats
- Pick-from-screen control, for taking a mini-screenshot and picking a color from it
- List of 32 last picked colors
The last used mode of the color spectrum is remembered.
Using the pick-from-screen function
- The pick-from-screen control is located to the left of the last-used colors, in the lower part of the window.
- To start using it, click on the "pick color" symbol.
- As you drag over the screen, you'll notice that the square box beside the pick color button turns into a magnification of the area the cursor is hovering over.
- When you've found the area you want to grab a color from, click the left mouse button to fixate the magnification.
- Now click on the pixel you want to grab a color from in the magnification.
Descriptions of the color spaces
Here's a short round-up of the three available color spaces:
- RGB - Red, Green and Blue, the three component colors a computer monitor uses to display images. In RGB mode, you specify the intensity of each of those three components.
- HSL - Hue, Saturation and Luminance. Hue is the actual "color of the color", that is, red, green, blue or a mix of those. Saturation is the "greyness" of the color, the lower the saturation, the closer to a shade of grey, the color becomes. Luminance is the lightness, max luminance means pure white, while zero luminance means pure black.
- HSV - Hue, Saturation and Value. Hue and Saturation mean the same as in HSL. Value, however, is different from the luminance in HSL. Value is the "non-blackness" of the color, the smaller the value, the closer the color is to pure black.


Projects
Design Thinking
In this project we had to design a prototype of an application that is to be used for a freshman.


Тhe PostFinance Card is a local debit card in Switzerland issued by PostFinance. It is a popular payment method in eCommerce and more than three million PostFinance Card holders can reached.
Merchants need a CHF business account and an acquiring contract with PostFinance to offer PostFinance Card.
The following list describes a simplified payment flow using PostFinance Card.
| Step | Description | Screenshot |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The customer selects the PostFinance Card payment method. | |
| 2 | The customer will be redirected to PostFinance. | |
| 3 | The customer can select the option to pay via their mobile app (option on the left) or proceed with PostFinance Card (option on the right). | |
| 4 | When the PostFinance Card option is selected (see step 3) the cardholder has to enter the card credentials and authenticate via TAN generator or app. |
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| 5 | Once the payment is be completed and the customer is redirected back to the shop. |
| Note All payments are processed by PostFinance at the end of the day and the purchase amount is debited from the cardholder account the following day. Funds are usually transferred to the seller's account the following day. |
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| Product | postfinance-card |
|---|---|
| Channels | ECOM |
| Currencies | CHF, EUR |
| Countries | CH |
| Technical Flow | asynchronous |
| Recurring | no |
| Chargebacks | no |
| Reusable Payment Instruments | no |
| Debit | no |
|---|---|
| Preauthorization | yes |
| Cancellation | yes (only full) |
| Capture |
yes (only full) See further notes under "Specifics" |
| Refunds | yes |
| Notifications | yes - webhook, email |
| Settlement Reporting | no |
| API | yes |
|---|---|
| Widget | yes |
| Widget as a Bridge | no |
| Shop Plugin | no |
| Paylink | no |
The transactions for PostFinance (capture, cancel, refund) are handled offline via batch file processing and and it can take up to 48 hours before Postfinance sends a notification about the successful transaction.
PostFinance input parameters
The following input parameters are required for initiating a PostFinance payment via direct API integration.
| Parameter | Mandatory/Optional | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| async.successUrl | M | Redirect URL for successful payment | https://my.shop.com/success |
| async.failureUrl | M | Redirect URL for unsuccessful payment | https://my.shop.com/search/fail |
| async.cancelUrl | M | Redirect URL when payment is canceled | https://my.shop.com/search/cancel |
| payment.displayLanguage | M | One of the possible values: de, en, fr, it (there is validation on PE for permitted value) | "displayLanguage" : "en" |
| payment.displayMobileScreen | O | Optional set up for mobile view.


The Perforce tasks also served as examples on how to use the Perforce Java API. P4Java is a Java-native API for accessing Perforce SCM services from within Java applications, servlets, plugins, and other Java contexts.
The Perforce task base class takes care of retrieving the required settings for all Perforce tasks. For example, it retrieves the Perforce port, client, user and password from the environment, properties and attributes respectively. The base class also frames the task execution and logs the execution output.
The Perforce server specific base class uses the P4Java ServerFactory class to obtain a IServer interface onto a specific Perforce server at a known network address and port, and connects to this Perforce server through the IServer interface that is returned from the factory. It also logs in to the Perforce server through the IServer's login and associated methods using the specified Perforce user and password. To disconnect from a Perforce server, call the disconnect method on the IServer interface.
The Perforce client specific base class obtains a suitable IClient interface into a Perforce client workspace through the IServer interface's "get client" method.
The following are some of the capabilities of the Perforce tasks:
Please see the individual tasks for details. @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.PerforceTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ServerTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ClientTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.SyncTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ChangeTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.EditTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.SubmitTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.HaveTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.LabelTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.LabelsyncTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.CounterTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ReopenTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.RevertTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.AddTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.DeleteTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.IntegrateTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ResolveTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.FstatTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ChangesTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.Diff2Task @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.FilesTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.FixTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.GrepTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.JobTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.JobsTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.LockTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.UnlockTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.MoveTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.ShelveTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.UnshelveTask @see com.perforce.p4java.ant.tasks.TagTask
@author Perforce Support


Monday's papers: Chris Smalling, Eddie Nketiah, Jadon Sancho
What the papers say
Chris Smalling is being hunted by numerous Premier League clubs but Arsenal are the favourites, according to the Daily Mirror. Gunners scouts and England manager Gareth Southgate were at the San Siro on Friday to watch the centre-back shut out Inter Milan in a 0-0 draw with Roma. The on-loan player lost his spot at Manchester United when Harry Maguire was brought in over the summer. The 30-year-old is due back at Old Trafford next year but could instead go to north London.
Chelsea appear to have gone cold on Pedro but that could be Aston Villa's gain. The 32-year-old could be allowed to leave Stamford Bridge in January, The Daily Telegraph reports. The winger has failed to get first team action this season under Frank Lampard, who has instead preferred the likes of Christian Pulisic.
Eddie Nketiah will continue his loan spell at Leeds, even though the 20-year-old has not started a Championship game this season, The Sun says. Arsenal have a clause to recall the England Under-21 striker but are happy for him to stay up north.
The Gunners want Manchester City assistant Mikel Arteta to replace Unai Emery, the Daily Express reports. The move for the Spaniard follows Brendan Rodgers committing himself to Leicester and former Arsenal player Patrick Vieira staying in his role with Nice.
But the Daily Star says Vieira has told friends he is interested in taking over the reigns at the Emirates. After Nice beat Metz 4-1 on Saturday the Frenchman said of interest from his former side: "You can never ignore a club where you've spent nine years.
Social media round-up
Players to watch
Marcos Alonso: The Chelsea and Spain left-back, 28, could be leaving England for Inter Milan in January, Calciomercato reports.
Darren Randolph: West Ham are interested in the bringing Ireland goalkeeper, 32, can back to east London, according to 90min.
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An implementation of russe multiplication algorithm in a recursive style.
An implementation of q.1 on Worksheet 5. Append one array to another array. Note that we have to store the initial length of A because the length of A changes as we add elements to it.
An implementation of q.3 on Worksheet 5. Check if all elements of both arrays are equal to each other.
An implementation of a recursive function (procedure) that determined whether a given array is a palindrome.


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Erin Brockovich ***1/2
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odoen (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by UIP on April 7, 2000; certificate 15; 126 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Stephen Soderbergh; produced by Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher. Written by Susannah Grant. Photographed by Ed Lachmann; edited by Anne V. Coates.
CAST..... Julia Roberts..... Erin Brockovich Albert Finney..... Ed Masry Aaron Eckhart..... George Marg Helgenberger..... Donna Jensen Cherry Jones..... Pamela Duncan Peter Coyote..... Kurt Potter Scotty Leavenworth..... Matthew Gemmenne De La Pena..... Katie
It's astounding, how many of us turn into lawyers when we get wrapped up in cases. I remember the Louise Woodward affair, for example, when I knew all the evidence from the courtroom pictures on TV, and was able to reel off detailed arguments crushing people who had just looked at her and assumed she was guilty. Passion about justice is what makes people consider law careers; it chills me when I see sell-outs trying to condemn obviously innocent people, or using dishonest tactics to help the guilty.
Stephen Soderbergh's "Erin Brockovich" is a brilliant story of anger turning into courtroom skills; a David versus Goliath-style exposé in the great tradition of "Silkwood", "A Civil Action" and "The Insider". At its centre is a woman with no judiciary training or expertise, whose mind was not complicated with red tape or histories of statutes, and whose discoveries and simple logical interpretations helped small-time lawyers win one of the biggest lawsuits in American history.
Her name, of course, is Erin Brockovich (Julia Roberts), and when we meet her in the opening scenes of this film, she's just a struggling single mother who has failed to win a personal injury settlement. Soon after, she hustles her way into a filing job at the firm of her solicitor. The boss, Ed Masry (Albert Finney), objects, but Erin makes her services hard to refuse: "I need a job. Don't make me beg. If it doesn't work out, fire me."
When handling the real estate documents of a town in California, Erin notices something odd -- they all include medical records. Researching this further, she stumbles on the information that the area's water supplier, Pacific Gas & Electric, has been using a dangerous chemical known as 'hexavalent Chromium 3' in their pipes. 'Chromium 3' can penetrate the body to cause pretty much any illness, including all forms of cancer.
What's especially horrific is that PG&E knew about the hazards of their water and misinformed its customers that chromium was good for them. The people took the company's word, even when they all started to get sick, until Erin Brockovich revealed her findings, and used her common touch to encourage the folks to stand up and take legal action.
Brockovich is not always a likeable character. At the start of the movie, when no job interviewers will look past her lack of a resumé or qualifications, her feeling of victimisation is preposterous. She seems to think anyone who isn't stuck in the poverty trap must be some sort of snob. And she displays gross arrogance when defending her wardrobe, which is made up of mini-skirts, tight boob tubes and high-heeled boots.
But none of these flaws take away from her achievement, which is that she worked hard, taught herself some tough skills, became a great friend and advocate for victims of an abominable crime, and managed to raise a family at the same time. This is one of Roberts's most impressive performances, her best since "Pretty Woman" (1990), because she really does look affected by the pressures her character has to cope with. She allows herself to be vulnerable, with a voice that can quiver and stumble. She doesn't always have the answers, and could break down at any minute. There are one or two irritating episodes of grandstanding, where she rattles off snappy, heroic speeches that probably took the screenwriter hours to write; but that's kind of obligatory, and I'm just glad that such moments don't dominate the film.
"Erin Brockovich" is not necessarily better than the films I previously mentioned, but has advantages over each of them in one way or another. It's more fast-paced and accessible than "Silkwood", angrier about its subject matter than "A Civil Action" and less sidetracked than "The Insider". I'm starting to love director Soderbergh's new visual style, too, which he also used in "Out of Sight", and mixes the colour palette and star power of big studio movies with the documentary camera and quiet pacing of realistic independents. Sounds distracting. But it's oddly compelling.
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I am experienced in leveraging agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
I oversaw and streamlined the operations and sales development of a mid-size hospital in Pakistan. Designed, managed and oversaw the implementation of hospital enterprise resource planning system as well as an in-house call center for follow-up on patient care.
Co-founded and oversaw business development and sales from the ground up for a VoIP based telecom company that connected call centres in Asia to markets in North America while leasing call routing software to telecom businesses. Trained and led sales development teams in Europe, Asia and North America. Aujtel got acquired in 2017.
Co-founded a hemp-based cosmetics company that sold primarily to medical despensaries in Vancouver, BC. I managed HR, sales, marketing and vendor relationships from the ground-up, creating SOPs and getting admitted to Ryerson University's Fashion Zone Incubator. GOt acquired in 2015.
First owner and operator of Panago Pizza franchise at Six Points Plaza, Etobicoke, ON. I managed inventory, operations, finance, HR, training, etc. Sold business in 2013.
Philosophy, Political Science and Economics
When I am not commuting for classes at Ryerson University for Computer Science, I am busy swimming at a masters club, reading, writing and cooking. I am also an avid skier. After two years of trying to learn Spanish, I now think I started learning the language the wrong way--memorizing vocabulory, and soon discovered vocabulory doesn't equal new language. I am therefore trying to publish a small online self-help pamphlet on learning Spanish, in the very limited time that I have available.
I am also a self-proclaimed expert in handwriting analysis, palmistry, reiki and hypnosis. When given a chance, I try to unleash my ninja occult skills on the unaware or the aware!


In one of the first sprints, I was learning how to use Command Line. The task was asking me to create new files, move them around, and delete them, all through Command Line. Things were running relatively smoothly until I tried to move one file that kept producing an error!
I changed the way I wrote out the command, moved other files around successfully, went in and out of the folders I was using, and could not figure out what was going on. Eventually, I posted my issue on Slack. It turns out that I had simply misspelled the file name, so I when I was trying to move the correctly-spelled file, it was calling upon something that didn't actually exist.
Fortunately the issue didn't last for that long, so I grew frustrated but not as frustrated as I have been for other, bigger problems that I have had trouble figuring out.
I learned the importance of spelling! Especially when so much of our code is being written out (specifically when we're naming new things), it's easy to mispell words, lose a letter, etc. The first thing I check now when I get an error is if I spelled all my commands accurately!
One problem that I solved in an elegant way was one of the exercises from Eloquent JavaScript. It asked you two write a program that listed all numbers from 1-100, but replace numbers that are divisible by 3, 5, and boh 3 and 5 with a silly word instead of the number itself.
To solve this problem, I wrote out what needed to happen in plain English. I then replaced my words and sentences with code. For one piece of the solution, I scrolled up where there was a reference made earlier to something similar, and I borrowed that hint.
I felt good. It was a challenge that was difficult but not overwhelmingly so. I stubled a bit here and there, but overall was able to work my way through the issue with enough time and without pulling out any hair.
I learned that I can do it! I learned that I actually learned something - yay! I also learned that writing things out in plain English is a helpful way to start breaking down a coding problem.
function double = x * 2
that you want to apply to all the numbers inside an array. First, you define your array and your function (in this case, double
). Then, call .map(): var mapped = array.map(double(array))
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It has a strong emphasis on the collaborative approach to learning. Acknowledging that everyone has a valuable contribution to make and that learning can be much faster when you take full ownership of your own learning experience as well as using the opportunity to teach others in order to solidify knowledge and discover new areas for improvement.
Another aspect that is heavily emphasised is equipping people with the ability to be self aware of their own approach to learning and interacting with others, as well as building the habit of spending time reflecting on what you are doing and how it is affecting others.
I hope that my passion for the field will inspire me to extend myself and completely commit myself to the learning process. I think I will have to be conscious in the phase 0 stage of making sure I can attend the check ins wherever possible as I can see this being a difficulty alongside continuing work, though I also see how it could be very valuable.
My idea of how the phase 0 stage of the program might go has changed. I can see it will be very important even in this early stage to focus on the co-operative learning environment with the cohort, for my benefit and theirs.
I find the idea of self directed/motivated learning empowering and deeply satisfying. My first impressions of the process of learning programming and the development community are that knowledge is much more freely available and shared than in other fields. Without this gate keeping the opportunity to go a long way quickly does seem believable and this excites me.


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The API contains two other submodules: libsbgn.render and libsbgn.annot
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Represents the <arcgroup>
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Extends SBGNBase
Represents the <bbox>
element.
Extends SBGNBase
Represents the <callout>
element.
Represents the <clone>
element.
Represents the <end>
element.
Represents the <entity>
element.
Represents the <extension>
element.
Represents the <glyph>
element.
Extends SBGNBase
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Represents the <label>
element.
Extends SBGNBase
Represents the <map>
element.
Extends SBGNBase
Represents the <next>
element.
Represents the <notes>
element.
Its single content attribute stores xhtml elements as string.
Represents the <point>
element.
Represents the <port>
element.
Represents the <sbgn>
element.
Extends SBGNBase
Parent class for several sbgn elements. Used to provide extension and notes element. End users don't need to interact with it. It can be safely ignored.
Represents the <start>
element.
Represents the <state>
element.
This submodule contains the classes to manage the render extension's xml and some utility functions. It adds the ability to save the styles and colors used in an SBGN map, as features like background-color, border thickness or font properties are not part of the SBGN standard.
It is loosely based on the render extension of the SBML format. A subset of this specification has been adapted for SBGN-ML integration.
See Extension for more general information on extensions in the SBGN-ML format.
You can access the following classes like this: libsbgn.render.ColorDefinition
Represents the <colorDefinition>
element.
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ColorDefinition
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xml2js formatted object
ColorDefinition
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element.
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ListOfColorDefinitions
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xml2js formatted object
ListOfColorDefinitions
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element.
(String)
ListOfStyles
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xml2js formatted object
ListOfStyles
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Convenience function returning a map of ids to their respective RenderGroup object, for all the styles. The style properties can then be directly accessed. Example: map[id].stroke
Object<string, RenderGroup>
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Represents the <g>
element.
(Object)
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RenderGroup
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RenderInformation
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Object<string, RenderGroup>
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This submodule manages the annotations extension. It adds the ability to save semantic data into SBGN-ML in the form of RDF elements. Any SBGN element that can host an extension tag can also get RDF annotations. This means that almost every element can get annotated.
The annotations here are intended to be used in two ways:
The formal way of using annotations is to use specific vocabulary with specific identifiers to provide additional information that can not be conveyed otherwise through the SBGN format. See --link to combine qualifiers-- and --link to identifiers.org and MIRIAM--- This was also based on the annotation extension of SBML --link to annotation proposal for SBML--
See Extension for more general information on extensions in the SBGN-ML format.
You can access the following classes like this: libsbgn.annot.Annotation
Represents the <annotation>
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--- date: 2010-02-11T00:00:00Z published: true title: Schneier on Security - Interview with a Nigerian Internet Scammer url: /2010/02/11/schneier-on-security-interview-with-a-nigerian-internet-scammer/ ---
Scam-Detective: How did you find victims for your scams?John: First you need to understand how the gangs work. At the bottom are the "foot soldiers", kids who spend all of their time online to find email addresses and send out the first emails to get people interested. When they receive a reply, the victim is passed up the chain, to someone who has better English to get copies of ID from them like copies of their passport and driving licenses and build up trust. Then when they are ready to ask for money, they are passed further up again to someone who will pretend to be a barrister or shipping agent who will tell the victim that they need to pay charges or even a bribe to get the big cash amount out of the country. When they pay up, the gang master will collect the money from the Western Union office, using fake ID that they have taken from other scam victims.


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A recurring problem I’ve encountered with service oriented architectures is a lack of attention to API design. Too often it seems that back end developers treat web service authoring as an escape from business requirements, leading to an expectation that they can do what they’ve always wanted to do, just write code.
The truth is that API design is UI design. To do it right, the same design process needs to be followed to ensure it functions well for its intended audience. This may sound extreme as the interpretation of UI is generally a graphical user interface. However, there isn’t necessarily a G in UI, leaving us simply with a user interface. API stands for application programming interface, but ultimately until AI takes over the world, there is often an end user writing code which utilizes your API. This is your user. This could be a front end developer, a 3rd party, analytics, data science teams, or countless others.
If we accept that API design should be treated as UI design, then we have to then accept that the design process should be the same. So what does that mean and what does it look like?
Step 1: Know who your users are and communicate with them regularly. Ask questions. What works well? What doesn’t? How do we get better?
Step 2: When need arises for a new service or changes to an existing service meet with the intended users. Be careful about making assumptions about which of your users might consume the service. If you aren’t sure, ask. Don’t just jump directly into the code. Make sure to understand your end user’s intended goal. All of them! What are their priorities? Speed? Accuracy? Availability? If you don’t know these things, any service you write is going to be a risky adventure with a high likelihood of needing to be rewritten. If this sounds a lot like gathering requirements, well it should. That’s what you are doing. SOA isn’t a free pass to skip this step.
Step 3: Start designing (not coding). If you’re doing REST, start writing out your API endpoints. What are the paths? What do the request and response objects look like? Not doing REST, that’s fine too, but what standard are you following? Is it documented? Are you consistently using it? Do you have a review process to ensure it is followed? If you aren’t doing these things, likely your services live in the wild west. They are probably under utilized, ridden with bugs, or you find yourself constantly informing the user that they used the service wrong. Side note, if you find yourself telling the user they aren’t using a service correctly on a regular basis, that should be a very large warning sign that your design is bad.
Step 4: Formal design review with end users and other developers. If it doesn’t meet the criteria, go back to step 3 using that feedback. Note that you should be reviewing the design with both groups as part of step 3, this is the step where you are looking for a formal sign off from the interested parties.
Step 5: Now you can start writing code.  Good job.
api/schoolChecklist/{schoolNumber}/{gender}/{grade}
What could possibly go wrong with this? For starters it wasn’t
documented well, largely consisting of a use case passed to the front
end developer:
api/schoolChecklist/999999999/2/2
Is it clear that grade should be first and gender second? No, it’s not which is why it resulted in a bug later. This is one that could have been simply solved by following actual REST standards. For starters, the checklist is a unique artifact to the a school and a specific grade & gender combination and schools are also necessary artifacts.
So at a base level, something along the following lines
would be more appropriate:
api/school/{schoolNumber}/gender/{gender}/grade/{grade}/checklist
Making for an example URL of:
api/school/999999999/gender/2/grade/2/checklist
The above is quite a bit less likely to be misinterpreted. It also sets up a much more extensible and discoverable API. It should come as no surprise that this is a fundamental goal of REST. Again, REST doesn’t have to be the goal, but you should be following in someones footsteps. There’s lots of great articles out there explaining it and other standards, make use of them.
api/reviews?department={department}&category={category}&subCategory={subCategory}
Unlike the previous example, this is arguable appropriate REST syntax. The issue was in how it was intended to be used and the content it responded with. The goal was to use it to return a list of product reviews for a category page to help augment SEO content. The UI this service was supposed to support showed a product image, the product name, and a high rated review for that product. The review service however took a more literal approach and only included the high rated review and didn’t include the product information necessary for the UI display.
Arguably this service could be combined with a product service to derive the display, but that’s another round trip before the UI could be rendered. There are ways around this too such as using an ESB or BFF to gather the two disparate services and create a new unique service that combines the data sets. The problem was that there was no communication. Performance needs were ignored, necessary data wasn’t provided, and ultimately those things put the timeline at risk and it became difficult to provide a good solution.


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{% load i18n %} {% if key %}
{% trans "To start sending events, configure your client with the following DSN value:" %}
{{ dsn }}
{% blocktrans with 'https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js' as link %}If this is a client that only needs public access (like raven-js), you can use the following public DSN:{% endblocktrans %}
{{ dsn_public }}{% else %} {% url 'sentry-project-keys' project.slug as link %}
{% blocktrans %}There is no API key assigned to your account. Generate a new key or select one from the API Keys page.{% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %}{% blocktrans with 'http://sentry.readthedocs.org' as link %}For more information on developing clients and the Sentry API, see the documentation.{% endblocktrans %}


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