MOMOLAND fans demand answers after label posts 3rd Anniversary photo without Daisy & Taeha
by ratmonsterFans of girl group MOMOLAND are demanding answers, after the groups company MLD Entertainment posted a photo on it’s official twitter account, congratulating the group on it’s 3rd anniversary since debut.
The post became bombarded with worried fans after noticing the photo only contained 7 of the supposed 9 members of MOMOLAND. Adding to the photo, the hashtags in the post only contained 7 members names. Daisy and Taeha’s names were not included.
MLD Entertainment previously announced, on March 14th:
“It was judged that it would be best if MOMOLAND members Taeha and Daisy take a break from this album due to health and personal reasons, so this upcoming comeback will be made with seven members. The two members will return for the release of the next album.”
Fans have since been demanding the company to speak up and let them know what’s going on with the missing members:
1. I can't believe do that, maybe Momoland debuted with 7 members but there's 9 girls in this group!
2. Love the rest of the girls but momoland is ot9! If it’s not then dont keep us in the dark :/
3. Where's taeha and daisy! It's their 3rd year debut a anniversary as well!
4.  No where is Daisy and Taeha?
What is your opinion on the situation?


Simply put, both are lists of information! You could think of arrays as being the more formal ones, as they index their information with numbers. This just means slot 0 has some info, slot 1 has some info, slot 3 has some info, etc etc. Hashes, however, are a little more open in terms of how information is stored. So rather than being in an ordered list, you can assign the name to your key in they key/value pairs. For example, slot "sour" could have the information "lemon juice", "sweet" cold have the information "candy", etc etc.
You might be wondering... how could you effectively use each type? Essentially, they both kinda do the same thing so is it really all that beneficial to use one more so than the other? The answer is yes! Here's why.
Let's pretend you have a list of all of the movies you own. For each title, you also have a very brief synopsis. Your movie directory is ever growing so ... tell me about move 67! Or maybe move 42? How about movie 17! You have no idea what movie I'm even referring to! In THIS case, you'd want to use hashes! Since hashes allow you to create your own key, it's much easier getting that information! Now, wanna tell me about revenge_of_the_sith? Makes a lot more sense than asking about movie 46, doesn't it ;]
Alternatively.. Let's say you have some information that doesn't necessarily need to be assigned a specific key value. Like.. a grocery list! You have a list of items you know you need to purchase.. so what's the first thing on the list? [0] tomatoes! Awesome, what's next? [1] oranges! Cool, [2] bread ... got it etc etc.
Essentially, both of arrays and hashes are used for lists of information. When you wanna be specific, use hashes! You can assign key names to your liking. When the key name isn't really all that necessary, go with arrays!


This is "memorize" or "match images" game. In "easy" mode, you click cards to flip them, and see the images. If two flipped images match, they will remain open, and you can open more images. If two images don't match - remember the cats, and click any of the cards, the "not matched" images will be turned back. The goal is to open all images.
In the "normal" mode, there is 3 copies of each cat; you need to open three similar images in a row, instead of two.
In the "insane" mode (not implemented yet), you will find hundreds of cats, and 10 copies of each. Do not click this button.
(c) 2015, game: Sergey Bushkov; images: photos-public-domain.com


FSG
Section: FSG (1)Updated: November 2011
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
FSG - manual page for FSG lsb_release v2.0SYNOPSIS
lsb_release [OPTION]...DESCRIPTION
FSG lsb_release v2.0 prints certain LSB (Linux Standard Base) and Distribution information.With no OPTION specified defaults to -v.
OPTIONS
- -v, --version
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- Display the version of the LSB specification against which the distribution is compliant.
- -i, --id
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- Display the string id of the distributor.
- -d, --description
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- Display the single line text description of the distribution.
- -r, --release
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- Display the release number of the distribution.
- -c, --codename
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- Display the codename according to the distribution release.
- -a, --all
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- Display all of the above information.
- -s, --short
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- Use short output format for information requested by other options (or version if none).
- -h, --help
-
- Display this message.
FILES
If the installation is LSB compliant, the "/etc/lsb-release" file should contain the LSB_VERSION field. The value of the field should be a colon separated list of supported module versions indicating the LSB specification modules to which the installation is compliant. If the installation is not compliant, the above field should not be present.
Optional fields are DISTRIB_ID, DISTRIB_RELEASE, DISTRIB_CODENAME, DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION and can be used to override information which is parsed from the "/etc/distrib-release" file.
If the "/etc/lsb-release.d" directory exists, it is
searched for filenames which are taken as additional module-version
strings to add to LSB_VERSION.
The "/etc/distrib-release" file contains a description line
which is parsed to get information (especially on currently non-LSB
compliant systems).
The required line style is:
"Distributor release x.x (Codename)"
Where Distributor can be a couple of words, but then concatenated
(i.e. Linux Foo BarLinux Linux -> FooBarLinux),
x.x starts with a digit followed by any non-blank characters,
Codename will also be concatenated (blanks cleanup only).
release may not be used as a keyword in DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION if you don't want to override "/etc/distrib-release" data.
Notice: To support the Debian distributions' lack of information (see "/etc/debian_version" file) some have been directly added into the lsb_release script.
EXAMPLES
If the "/etc/lsb-release" file contains:
LSB_VERSION="core-2.0-ia64:core-2.0-noarch"
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="I enjoy using my distrib"
and the "/etc/lsb-release.d" directory contains:
graphics-2.0-ia64 graphics-2.0-noarch
and the "/etc/foobar-release" file contains:
My Linux Distrib release 1.0RC4 (TryIt)
Then the results of various options will be:
$ ./lsb_release --all
LSB Version: core-2.0-ia64:core-2.0-noarch:graphics-2.0-ia64:graphics-2.0-noarch
Distributor ID: MyDistrib
Description: I enjoy using my distrib
Release: 1.0RC4
Codename: TryIt
$ ./lsb_release -a -s
1.0 MyDistrib "I enjoy using my distrib" 1.0RC4 TryIt
If the "/etc/lsb-release" file is absent (indicating this is not an LSB compliant distribution), the result will be:
$ ./lsb_release -a
LSB Version: n/a
Distributor ID: MyDistrib
Description: My Linux Distrib release 1.0RC4 (TryIt)
Release: 1.0RC4
Codename: TryIt
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs at http://bugs.linuxbase.org. Please include a complete, self contained example that will allow the bug to be reproduced, and say which version of lsb_release you are using.COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2000, 2002, 2004 Free Standards Group, Inc.This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Originally written by Dominique MASSONIE.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:05 GMT, December 24, 2015


Futurama DB
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This skin is my idea of how the new iTunes 5 `streamlined' interface will look when combined with existing OS X applications.
I'm currently teaching myself assembler, and darkstar's tutorials give a good introduction to the subject. The pages have the look of 1996 to them, however, and could stand a bit of re-writing.


My name is David John Baker, I’m an interdisciplinary researcher and educator.
I just finished up working as a Lead Instructor of Data Science at
Flatiron School in London, England where I combined my love of research, programming, and teaching to help students succeed as they learn the skills they need in order to begin a new career.
Our First London Data Science cohort
Prior to working at Flatiron School, I completed my Ph.D in Music Theory at
Louisiana State University and also hold an MSc. from Goldsmiths, University of London in
Music, Mind and Brain and a B.M. from
Baldwin Wallace University in Instrumental Performance.
I’m a card-carrying
music theorist who likes to
publish research in psychology journals and currently work in the world of data science education.
As a researcher, I feel most at home working between disciplines and think the best questions to be asked come from either questioning fundamental assumptions people hold about how we see the world or taking a clear, action-based approach to solving a specific question.
Most of the research I find personally meaningful happens when trying to investigate musical cognition with scientific methods and taking time to think about what it means to work between
the two cultures.
Combining critical thinking about problems with practical ways of questioning assumptions fits nicely within the world of
data science.
In my current role, I teach students looking to change their careers how to ask meaningful questions about the world around them whilst teaching them practical tools to further explore those questions.
Thanks for being interested in me!
Below you will find my:
Work Experience
Lead Instructor, Data Science
Sep 2019 –
Present
London, England
- Led ~20 students every six weeks through 15 week data science bootcamp
- Lectured on basic Python for data science, probability and statistics, machine learning, and advanced topics
- Guided students through portfolio capstone projects
- Deliver Enterprise training for corporate clients
- Developed curricula suited for London campus needs
- Delivered over 50 hours of lectures via Zoom platform
- Performed duties as required as senior managerial role (hiring, administration)
Dissertation Award Fellow
Aug 2018 –
May 2019
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Research and Evaluation Residential Volunteer Worker
Jun 2018 –
Jun 2019
London, England
- Volunteered twice per week at charity established in 1884 whilst living on-site
- Designed research, analyzed data, and wrote reports on projects related to wellness in older people, savings habits, safety in Tower Hamlets
- Organized Datathon where members of London data science community came together to analyze data for ongoing projects at Toynbee Hall
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Psychology Department
Aug 2017 –
May 2018
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Assisted in grading, testing, creation of materials for graduate level multivariate and intermediate statistics classes
- Held office hours to explain course content to students
- Courses focused on commonly used NHST statistical models used in behavioral psychology research
- Developed R supplement for course to be used in tandem with current curricula
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Music Department
Aug 2015 –
May 2017
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Taught remedial music theory as instructor of record three times a week to undergraduate music majors
- Responsible for all course material ranging from lectures, to homework assignments, bi-weekly recitations, to play-and-sing piano preparations, and teaching of aural-skills, held office hours.
- Taught Aural Skills Labs to second-year undergraduate students, classes focused on providing individual attention to learning how to sight-sing chromatic and atonal melodies as well as complex rhythms.


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The following results show the manual matches between the lab and system patient details.
Compare the patient details provided by the labs against those held on the system.
| Patient name | NHS number | Status | Processor | Time received | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claudia Beddis |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Non-match | Josie Driver | 10.31am 06-02-2020 | View non-match |
| Charlotte Gravill |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Non-match | Josie Driver | 11.39am 06-02-2020 | View non-match |


Your browser can't play this because it's lame :(. Try this link instead.
Credit for the song, images, idea, etc. goes to the original creators. More info at:
Credit for this open source, mobile-friendly version of the awesomness that rocked the 1990s goes to @mharen and the neat folks behind upboat.me.


Code Documentation
This is the documentation guide for running our algorithms and experimentation methods. Our project code contains implementations of our algorithms, evaluation metrics, and other miscelaneous parsing and experimentation files.
Algorithm Implementations
All methods to run our algorithms take in a color PIL image and return a 2D numpy array of segment numbers for each pixel.
Thresholding
thresholding.py
This file contains our baseline implementation of the thresholding algorithm and helper functions.
baseline_thresholding(image)
Given a color image, converts to grayscale and thresholds using a threshold defined by the average grayscale value of all pixels, scaled by 1.5.
multi_threshold.py
This file contains our more sophisticated implementation of the thresholding algorithm, which finds a threshold using Otsu's method.
otsu_greyspace_thresholding(image)
Given a color image, converts to grayscale and thresholds on a grayscale value histogram using Otsu's method.
otsu_multi_greyspace_thresholding(image, segments)
Given a color image and a number of segments, converts to grayscale and thresholds into the specified number of segments on a grayscale value histogram using Otsu's method.
Region Growing
regionGrowing.py
This file contains our implementation of the region growing algorithm and helper methods.
region_growing(img,seed,threshold)
Given an image, a seed, and a threshold, perform region growing and output a segmentation. The seed is a tuple indicating the seed pixel to start growing out from, and the threshold determines how similar pixels must be to the seed to be added to the same region.
Split and Merge
regionsplit.py
This file contains our partial implementation of the split and merge algorithm and helper methods. Currently, this algorithm splits correctly but does not merge all regions that should be merged.
regionSplitAndMerge(image,threshold)
Takes in a color PIL image and integer threshold and performs split and merge on that image. The integer threshold gives a cutoff for the acceptable level of variance within a region. In our testing, a threshold of 450 produced good results.
K-Means
kmeans.py
This file contains our implementations of several k-means algorithm variants and helper methods. We list here only one version of k-means, since our other versions are not fully tested.
kmeans(image, seed='random')
Runs k-means using the elbow method with a maximum k value of 10. The elbow method runs k-means with increasing values of k, finding the value of k for which the in-cluster variance no longer significantly decreases.
Watershed
watershed.py
This file contains our naive implementation of the watershed algorithm, as well as a version using wolf pruning, and helper methods.
naive_watershed(image,blur=None)
Runs watershed algorithm on PIL image input, blurring the image first if specified.
watershed_with_wolf(image,depththreshold,blur=None)
Runs the watershed variant with wolf pruning on input image, blurring the image first if specified.
Minimum Cut
mincut.py
This file contains our (probably buggy) implementation of the minimum cut algorithm and helper methods.
mincut(img, edge_weight_function, connectivity=12)
Runs minimum cut algorithm on a PIL image.
Specify an edge weight function that captures your desired pixel similarity/difference metric, and number of surrounding pixels
to be connected in the graph (our trials used 12). Two difference metrics are included (see differenceMetricRGBAndDist
and differenceMetricRGB
),
or you can create your own.
These two parameters will impact the exact output of the algorithm.
differenceMetricRGBAndDist(coords1, coords2,pixels)
Compute difference between two pixels at specified coordinates in a numpy array using Euclidean distance between RGB values and Euclidean distance between their locations.
differenceMetricRGB(coords1, coords2, pixels)
Compute difference between two pixels at specified coordinates in a numpy array using Euclidean distance between RGB values.
Evaluation Metric Implementations
Implementations of our region and edge based evaluation metrics.
Each metric method takes in a 2D numpy array of ground truth segment labels and
a 2D numpy array of generated segmentation segment labels. Our datasets provide ground truths in different formats, so when evaluating segmentations against ground truths,
it is necessary to convert these ground truths into a comparable format (see parser.py
below).
eval.py
This file contains our evaluation metric methods and helper methods.
bde(segmentation,groundtruth)
Calculate the BDE value for a segmentation and ground truth.
region_based_eval(truth,generated)
Calculates the Jaccard score for a segmentation and ground truth.
Miscellaneous Experimentation Methods
These files contain methods for parsing ground truth files from our datasets into 2D numpy arrays, running algorithms on batches of files, and evaluating batches of segmentations.
Ground Truth Parsing
parser.py
This file contains methods to parse a Weizmann or Berkeley ground truth segmentaitons into a 2D numpy array.
import_berkeley(filename)
Given the path to a file containing a Berkeley encoding of a ground truth, return a numpy array version.
import_weizmann(filename)
Given the path to a file containing a Weizmann encoding of a ground truth, return a numpy array version.
display_segmentation(image,number_of_segments)
Given a numpy array version of a segmentation, display a grayscale image representation of that segmentation.
Testing Scripts
operations.py
This file contains scripts to run a segmentation algorithm on and evaluate a batch of images.
evaluate_all_images(dataset,metric,location_segments, location_truths, output_filename)
Given a dataset (WEIZMANN or BERKELEY) and an evaluation metric (BDE or JACCARD), run this metric on segmentations from location_segments and location_truths, and output results into a CSV file named output_filename.
segment_all_images(location, algorithm, output_folder)
Segment all images in the indicated location folder using the indicated algorithm, and save segmentations in indicated output_folder.


Bahia San Juan Del Sur is the southernmost port of entry/exit in Nicaragua and is a popular stop over for vessels entering or departing the country. It is consistently very windy here with quite a swell, however it is the best anchorage in the area.
Position 11° 15.14' N, 085° 52.61' W.
On arrival, visit the Port Captain's office - conveniently located within the shipyards compound - to deal with clearance. Ensure you visit the correct compound (i.e. the Military side of the blue fence closest to the shore) in order to pay the correct officials and receive the proper clearance papars. See report on San Juan del Sur. All clearance, including immigration, can be carried out here.
The authorities may undertake a brief search of the boat - lockers etc. Note that authorities only speak Spanish.
National zarpes are US$15 and international US$30.
Should you need to visit the Immigration Officer's house (if the Port Captain does not call him to come to the office), it is a pleasant walk away on the hill.
If San Juan Del Sur is your first Nicaraguan port of entry, the fee to Immigration is $12.00 per person. There is also a one-off $15 duty applied to International flagged vessels upon arrival, and $15 on departure. (The duty on national Nicaraguan registered vessels is $10.00 in, $10.00 out.) The Transporte Acuatico in San Juan del Sur now charges between $20 & $50 per month for permission to navigate in Nicaraguan waters (prices vary depending on the day), however this fee is not always charged.
Last updated June 2014.
SJdS is a surfing town, and there are constantly people surfing inside the anchorage. The large crescent shaped bay is open to the prevailing SW swell which enters the bay unabated. Cruisers have reported that a five foot swell is normal in the anchorage.
However, SJdS is the best of the local anchorages. Customs however can be unpredictable and Noonsite has received reports of there being all sorts of new charges for visiting yachts here - inconsistently enforced of course.
Proposed Anchoring Fee: A new law was introduced in August 2012 stating that yachts will be charged 40 cents per foot per day for anchorage. Fortunately, no one appears to have been charged as yet and there is still a few disputes with both the locals and the ex-pats about the situation.
The wind here blows consistently from the east/shore, so shelter from wind and waves is good, even though the wind funnels into the bay. A breakwater is in the planning.
The anchorage is full of moorings which has pushed available space to anchor further North into the bay. The holding is good if you lay out enough chain. You will have to anchor in relatively deep water, as the anchorage is wide open to the South West and the swell enters the bay unabated, so it is advisable to ensure the anchor is well dug in.
Cruisers recommend not to leave a boat unattended at anchor, as the winds can be severe and there is so much debris in the harbour you cannot trust the anchor set. Do not anchor in the harbour in October as the storms are dangerous then.
Moorings are $20/night.
There is no official dinghy dock here and cruisers who have visited advise that putting your dinghy on the beach is a guarantee that it will be stolen. Arrangements to get ashore by water taxi can be made with “Che” who operates a little green tugboat shuttle service (see details below). Getting ashore however usually involves getting wet - invest in some dry bags.
There is a floating barge on the military side of the docks that will sometimes allow 1 or 2 inflatables to tie up, but it is subject to whim and not allowed if a cruise liner is in port and using it. Ask permission at the office. Beware also as the port area is locked up after 9:00pm so you might not be able to get back to the boat. The guards at the gate are friendly. Bring your passport with you if using this dock, as they will want to "log you in" to the book, and want a passport with a number to enter. When you first arrive, the guards may take a while to get to know you, and you may end up with a "new" guard. When that happens, they require you to get a "pass" from the office across the street. It comes with an official numbered receipt and the charge is $0.58/person to use the ports "landing".
Bahia Toro is about 2.5 miles north and there is space for 2 or 3 boats to anchor with some protection. Anchor near the other sailboats as there are numerous wrecks on the bottom near the fishing boat moorings.
Last updated June 2014.


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Class TcpTransport
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.qpid.protonj2.client.transport.TcpTransport
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
Transport
- Direct Known Subclasses:
WebSocketTransport
public class TcpTransport extends java.lang.Object implements Transport
TCP based transport that uses Netty as the underlying IO layer.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description protected class
TcpTransport.NettyDefaultHandler<E>
protected class
TcpTransport.NettyTcpTransportHandler
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected io.netty.bootstrap.Bootstrap
bootstrap
protected io.netty.channel.Channel
channel
protected java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean
closed
protected java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean
connected
protected java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch
connectedLatch
protected java.io.IOException
failureCause
protected java.lang.String
host
protected TransportListener
listener
protected TransportOptions
options
protected int
port
protected SslOptions
sslOptions
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description TcpTransport(io.netty.bootstrap.Bootstrap bootstrap, TransportOptions options, SslOptions sslOptions)
Create a newTcpTransport
instance with the given configuration.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
addAdditionalHandlers(io.netty.channel.ChannelPipeline pipeline)
void
awaitConnect()
Waits interruptibly for theTransport
to connect to the remote that was indicated in theTransport.connect(String, int, TransportListener)
call.protected void
checkConnected()
void
close()
Close the Transport, no additional send operations are accepted.TcpTransport
connect(java.lang.String host, int port, TransportListener listener)
Performs the connect operation for the implemented Transport type such as a TCP socket connection, SSL/TLS handshake etc.protected io.netty.channel.ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter
createChannelHandler()
TcpTransport
flush()
Request a flush of all pending writes to the underlying connection.ProtonBufferAllocator
getBufferAllocator()
Gets a buffer allocator that can produceProtonBuffer
instance that may be optimized for use with the underlying transport implementation.java.lang.String
getHost()
java.security.Principal
getLocalPrincipal()
int
getPort()
java.net.URI
getRemoteURI()
Returns a URI that contains some meaningful information about the remote connection such as a scheme that reflects the transport type and the remote host and port that the connection was instructed to connect to.protected java.lang.String
getScheme()
SslOptions
getSslOptions()
TransportListener
getTransportListener()
Gets the currently set TransportListener instanceTransportOptions
getTransportOptions()
protected void
handleConnected(io.netty.channel.Channel connectedChannel)
protected void
handleTransportFailure(io.netty.channel.Channel failedChannel, java.lang.Throwable cause)
boolean
isConnected()
boolean
isSecure()
protected io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf
toOutputBuffer(ProtonBuffer output)
TcpTransport
write(ProtonBuffer output)
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection without performing an explicit flush on the transport.TcpTransport
write(ProtonBuffer output, java.lang.Runnable onComplete)
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection without performing an explicit flush on the transport.TcpTransport
writeAndFlush(ProtonBuffer output)
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection and requests a flush of all pending queued write operationsTcpTransport
writeAndFlush(ProtonBuffer output, java.lang.Runnable onComplete)
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection and requests a flush of all pending queued write operations
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Field Detail
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connected
protected final java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean connected
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closed
protected final java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean closed
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connectedLatch
protected final java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch connectedLatch
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options
protected final TransportOptions options
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sslOptions
protected final SslOptions sslOptions
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bootstrap
protected final io.netty.bootstrap.Bootstrap bootstrap
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channel
protected io.netty.channel.Channel channel
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failureCause
protected volatile java.io.IOException failureCause
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host
protected java.lang.String host
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port
protected int port
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listener
protected TransportListener listener
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Constructor Detail
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TcpTransport
public TcpTransport(io.netty.bootstrap.Bootstrap bootstrap, TransportOptions options, SslOptions sslOptions)
Create a newTcpTransport
instance with the given configuration.- Parameters:
bootstrap
- the NettyBootstrap
that this transport's IO layer is bound to.options
- theTransportOptions
used to configure the socket connection.sslOptions
- theSslOptions
to use if the options indicate SSL is enabled.
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Method Detail
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connect
public TcpTransport connect(java.lang.String host, int port, TransportListener listener) throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Performs the connect operation for the implemented Transport type such as a TCP socket connection, SSL/TLS handshake etc. The connection operation itself will be performed as an asynchronous operation with the success or failure being communicated to the event pointTransportListener.transportError(Throwable)
. If the users wishes to perform a block on connect outcome theTransport.awaitConnect()
method will wait for and or throw an error based on the connect outcome.- Specified by:
connect
in interfaceTransport
- Parameters:
host
- The remote host that thisTransport
should attempt to connect to.port
- The port on the remote host that thisTransport
should attempt to bind to.listener
- TheTransportListener
that will handleTransport
events.- Returns:
- this
Transport
instance. - Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs while attempting the connect.
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awaitConnect
public void awaitConnect() throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Waits interruptibly for theTransport
to connect to the remote that was indicated in theTransport.connect(String, int, TransportListener)
call.- Specified by:
awaitConnect
in interfaceTransport
- Throws:
java.lang.InterruptedException
- If the wait mechanism was interrupted while waiting for a successful connect.java.io.IOException
- If theTransport
failed to connect or was closed before connected.
-
isConnected
public boolean isConnected()
- Specified by:
isConnected
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- true if transport is connected or false if the connection is down.
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isSecure
public boolean isSecure()
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getHost
public java.lang.String getHost()
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getPort
public int getPort()
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close
public void close() throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Close the Transport, no additional send operations are accepted.
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getBufferAllocator
public ProtonBufferAllocator getBufferAllocator()
Description copied from interface:Transport
Gets a buffer allocator that can produceProtonBuffer
instance that may be optimized for use with the underlying transport implementation.- Specified by:
getBufferAllocator
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- a
ProtonBufferAllocator
that creates transport friendly buffers.
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write
public TcpTransport write(ProtonBuffer output) throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection without performing an explicit flush on the transport.
-
write
public TcpTransport write(ProtonBuffer output, java.lang.Runnable onComplete) throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection without performing an explicit flush on the transport. This method allows for a completion callback that is signaled when the actual low level IO operation is completed which could be after this method has returned.- Specified by:
write
in interfaceTransport
- Parameters:
output
- The buffer of data that is to be transmitted.onComplete
- ARunnable
that is invoked when the IO operation completes successfully.- Returns:
- this
Transport
instance. - Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs during the write operation.
-
writeAndFlush
public TcpTransport writeAndFlush(ProtonBuffer output) throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection and requests a flush of all pending queued write operations- Specified by:
writeAndFlush
in interfaceTransport
- Parameters:
output
- The buffer of data that is to be transmitted.- Returns:
- this
Transport
instance. - Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs during the write operation.
-
writeAndFlush
public TcpTransport writeAndFlush(ProtonBuffer output, java.lang.Runnable onComplete) throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Writes a chunk of data over the Transport connection and requests a flush of all pending queued write operations- Specified by:
writeAndFlush
in interfaceTransport
- Parameters:
output
- The buffer of data that is to be transmitted.onComplete
- ARunnable
that is invoked when the IO operation completes successfully.- Returns:
- this
Transport
instance. - Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs during the write operation.
-
flush
public TcpTransport flush() throws java.io.IOException
Description copied from interface:Transport
Request a flush of all pending writes to the underlying connection.
-
getTransportListener
public TransportListener getTransportListener()
Description copied from interface:Transport
Gets the currently set TransportListener instance- Specified by:
getTransportListener
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- the current TransportListener or null if none set.
-
getTransportOptions
public TransportOptions getTransportOptions()
- Specified by:
getTransportOptions
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- a
TransportOptions
instance copied from the immutable options given at create time..
-
getSslOptions
public SslOptions getSslOptions()
- Specified by:
getSslOptions
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- a
SslOptions
instance copied from the immutable options given at create time..
-
getLocalPrincipal
public java.security.Principal getLocalPrincipal()
- Specified by:
getLocalPrincipal
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- the local principal for a Transport that is using a secure connection.
-
toOutputBuffer
protected final io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf toOutputBuffer(ProtonBuffer output) throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
-
addAdditionalHandlers
protected void addAdditionalHandlers(io.netty.channel.ChannelPipeline pipeline)
-
createChannelHandler
protected io.netty.channel.ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter createChannelHandler()
-
handleConnected
protected void handleConnected(io.netty.channel.Channel connectedChannel) throws java.lang.Exception
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
-
handleTransportFailure
protected void handleTransportFailure(io.netty.channel.Channel failedChannel, java.lang.Throwable cause)
-
checkConnected
protected final void checkConnected() throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
-
getRemoteURI
public java.net.URI getRemoteURI()
Description copied from interface:Transport
Returns a URI that contains some meaningful information about the remote connection such as a scheme that reflects the transport type and the remote host and port that the connection was instructed to connect to. If called before theTransport.connect(String, int, TransportListener)
method this method returnsnull
.- Specified by:
getRemoteURI
in interfaceTransport
- Returns:
- a URI that reflects a meaningful view of the
Transport
remote connection details.
-
getScheme
protected java.lang.String getScheme()
-
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Chris Stevenson rants about C# enums here. I thought I'd share some of my own observations about C# enums, from earlier in 2003, previously shared only amongst co-workers.
Ostensibly enums are a way to define a type such that variables of that type can assume one of only a fixed set of values. For example:
using System; namespace Pholser.Sandbox.Enum { public enum CardSuit { CLUBS = 1, DIAMONDS, HEARTS, SPADES } public enum CardRank { ACE = 1, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING } public class PlayingCard { private CardRank rank; private CardSuit suit; public PlayingCard( CardRank rank, CardSuit suit ) { this.rank = rank; this.suit = suit; } public CardRank Rank { get { return this.rank; } } public CardSuit Suit { get { return this.suit; } } } }
In reality, they are a collection of integer constants. Their values can be inferred from the order and manner in which they are declared. And, it is ridiculously easy to subvert the type safety they purport to offer.
The compiler does recognize when you've passed integers in place of an enum value, even if the integer value corresponds to an enum value:
PlayingCard fiveOfHearts = new PlayingCard( 4, 1 );
But you can cast any integer value to the enum type, including values that are not in the enum:
PlayingCard fiveOfHearts = new PlayingCard( (CardRank) 4, (CardSuit) 1 ); PlayingCard rulesCard = new PlayingCard( (CardRank) 343, (CardSuit) -1 );
In fact, zero does not even require the cast:
PlayingCard joker = new PlayingCard( 0, 0 );
To cause the abstraction to leak even further, you can annotate the enum type with the Flags attribute, which enables bitwise-ORs of combinations of the values of the enum to be treated as legal values of the enum, and would appear to modify how == works...assume here that CardSuit is annotated with Flags:
using System; using NUnit.Framework; namespace Pholser.Sandbox.Enum { [TestFixture] public class PlayingCardTest { [Test] public void InRange() { PlayingCard jackOfSpades = new PlayingCard( CardRank.JACK, CardSuit.SPADES ); Assert.AreEqual( CardRank.JACK, jackOfSpades.Rank ); Assert.AreEqual( CardSuit.SPADES, jackOfSpades.Suit ); } [Test] public void OutOfRange() { PlayingCard joker = new PlayingCard( (CardRank) 12334, (CardSuit) 23489076 ); Assert.AreEqual( (CardRank) 12334, joker.Rank ); Assert.AreEqual( (CardSuit) 23489076, joker.Suit ); } [Test] public void Zero() { PlayingCard joker = new PlayingCard( 0, 0 ); Assert.AreEqual( (CardRank) 0, joker.Rank ); Assert.AreEqual( (CardSuit) 0, joker.Suit ); } [Test] public void Flags() { PlayingCard joker = new PlayingCard( 0, CardSuit.CLUBS | CardSuit.DIAMONDS ); Assert.AreEqual( (CardRank) 0, joker.Rank ); Assert.AreEqual( CardSuit.HEARTS | CardSuit.DIAMONDS, joker.Suit ); Assert.IsTrue( ( CardSuit.HEARTS | CardSuit.DIAMONDS ) == ( CardSuit.CLUBS | CardSuit.DIAMONDS ) ); } } }
There are some nice things that enums offer...they all derive from a common superclass (System.Enum) that gives facilities for stringifying values, comparing, etc. Annotating the enum type with the Flags attribute modifies how Parse(), Format(), and ToString() behave on instances, so that you can see all the "set bits" with their enumeration names and create an enum from such a string representation. In fact, they're really nice and give you a means to ensure that an enum value really is in range:
if ( !Enum.IsDefined( typeof( CardSuit ), suit ) ) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException( "suit", suit, "invalid suit value" );
Does this strike anyone else as really odd? Why not go full on and make them type-safe to begin with.
Let's not fool ourselves, this is not as typesafe as one would think---this is pretty close to C++ enums. Whether that's a good thing obviously varies by individual opinion....8^) I was just surprised, as it would seem the trend is toward true typesafe enums.
A response regarding why some of the above is allowed, from Eric Gunnerson of the C# development team:
Enums in C# do dual purpose. They are used for the usual enum use, and they're also used for bit fields. When I'm dealing with bit fields, you often want to AND a value with the bit field and check if it's true.Our initial rules meant that you had to write:
if ((myVar & MyEnumName.ColorRed) != (MyEnumName) 0)
which we thought was difficult to read. One alernative was to define a zero entry:
if ((myVar & MyEnumName.ColorRed) != MyEnumName.NoBitsSet)
which was also ugly.
We therefore decided to relax our rules a bit, and permit an implicit conversion from the literal zero to any enum type, which allows you to write:
if ((myVar & MyEnumName.ColorRed) != 0)
which is why PlayingCard(0, 0) works.
Sheesh.


Suspect in hookah lounge stabbing held without bail
by EndPlayPROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - A purported member of the Almighty Latin Kings gang was held without bail Monday after pleading not guilty to murder in the stabbing death of a man at a Rhode Island hookah lounge.
Joel Francisco faces a first-degree murder charge in the death Oct. 2 of Troy Pine, 46, at the Nara Lounge in Providence's Federal Hill neighborhood.
The Providence Journal reports that Francisco, 41, was referred to the public defender's office. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Carr Guglielmo asked that he be ruled a habitual offender if convicted.
Francisco stabbed Pine following a confrontation, prosecutors said.
He fled the state and was arrested by federal marshals on Oct. 19 in New Braunfels, Texas, as he allegedly tried to make it to Mexico.
Francisco was one of 62 people federal prosecutors in Boston charged last week in an operation targeting the Latin Kings gang.
He was convicted of trafficking crack cocaine and sentenced to life in prison in 2005.
Francisco, however, was a beneficiary of the First Step Act, a criminal justice reform law signed by President Donald Trump in December that retroactively extended sentencing reductions for crack cocaine offenses.


| transitionSpeed |
300 |
int |
Transition speed on miliseconds. |
| transitionEasing |
'ease' |
string |
CSS value for easing |
| controlElement |
'[data-control]' |
string |
CSS selector for the element acting as a button inside accordions. |
| contentElement |
'[data-content]' |
string |
CSS selector for the element containing hide/show content. |
| groupElement |
'[data-accordion-group]' |
string |
CSS selector for a parent element containing a group of accordions. |
| singleOpen |
true |
boolean |
Opens a single accordion a time. If false, multiple accordions can be open a time. |


The CSS2 standard defined the @media CSS command to help us detect what type of device the web page is viewed on. We can then create style based on the media type.


– Metadata Editor and Repository for MEI Data
MerMEId is a system for the editing, handling, and (pre-)viewing of music metadata, based on the the MEI (Music Encoding Initiative) XML schema.
MerMEId is developed at the Danish Centre for Music Publication (DCM) both for the production of thematic catalogues of works and for organizing source- and work-related information during the preparation of scholarly editions of music. Read more at the project web site. This is a preliminary project site for the MerMEId software with a demo installation.
Try it!
The demo installation has been tested with Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 18.0, and Google Chrome 24.0 on Windows systems, and with Firefox on Linux, but compatibility is mainly dependent on the third-party software used (see the installation guide below for details). We strongly recommend using Firefox or Google Chrome for best performance.
In order to do things you'll need the user ID and password. They are honoured and guest, respectively. Welcome :-)
To get started, you may want to have a look at the manual (opens in a new window or tab).
What you can do with the demo
You can create new files and change everything you like in the existing ones. Do not save anything indispensable, or even expect that a document created one day will survive the night. The system is restored daily. However, you can download your work to your own file system by right-clicking the XML code view icon and selecting "Save as...".
The demo includes a number of sample files illustrating various aspects of working with music metadata.
Setting up your own MerMEId server
MerMEId is open-source software released under the Apache License version 2.0. The software is available for download at https://github.com/Det-Kongelige-Bibliotek/MerMEId
Constructive feedback is welcome; please mail Sigfrid Lundberg (slu at kb dot dk) or Axel Teich Geertinger (atge at kb dot dk) or (preferably) both. Read more about the software and how to install it
MerMEId currently uses the MEI 4.0.0 XML schema. The schema is available at music-encoding.org.


| #if expn then | ||||||||
| any source text | ||||||||
| { #elsif expn then | ||||||||
| any source text } | ||||||||
| [ #else | ||||||||
| any source text ] | ||||||||
| #end if |
Each of the selecting expressions (expns) have the form of a boolean expression, with the use of the operators and, or and not (but not =>) and parentheses. The short forms & and ~ are supported. The operands of the expressions must be preprocessor flags, which are set by a system- dependent mechanism not described here. A flag is considered to be true if it is explicitly set. If it is not explicitly set, it is considered false.
Unlike other parts of the language, the #if, #elsif, #else and #end if constructs are not free format. Specifically, they must be placed by themselves on a single line.
#if stats and debug then
var count : array 1 .. 5 of real
var message : string
#else
put "Debugging message"
#end if


guacd
Apache Guacamole proxy daemon.
Support loader for client plugins to interface between the Guacamole protocol and any arbitrary remote desktop protocol (e.g. RDP, VNC, Other).
More information: home page
- Bind to a specific port on localhost:
guacd -b <IP_ADDRESS> -l 4823
- Start in debug mode, keeping the process in the foreground:
guacd -f -L debug
- Start with TLS support:
guacd -C my-cert.crt -K my-key.pem
- Write the PID to a file:
guacd -p path/to/file.pid


AKPathSegmentAnchor
public protocol AKPathSegmentAnchor : AKAugmentedAnchor
An AR anchor that represents a beginning or end of a path segment. Two or more of these can be used to create a path in the AR world. These anchors have an empty model so they cannot be rendered by themselves, They must be used on conjunction with an AKPath
object.
-
An array of
AKEffect
objects that are applied by the renderer. Overrides the definition inAKGeometricEntity
to require a setterDeclaration
Swift
var effects: [AnyEffect<Any>]? { get set }
-
A transform, in the coodinate space of the AR world, which is used to transform the path segment geometry such that it connects with the previous segment to form a line. While
worldLocation.transform
represents a location (no scaling or roataional component) of the terminating point of the segment,segmentTransform
represents a location midpoint between the terminating point for this segment and the terminating point for the previous segment. It also includes a rotatinal and scale component that rotates the segment so that it starts at the previous anchos termination point and ends at this anchors termination point. If there is only oneAKPathSegmentAnchor
in anAKPath
, this property is undefined.Declaration
Swift
var segmentTransform: matrix_float4x4 { get }
-
Sets a new
segmentTransform
value- _: A
matrix_float4x4
Declaration
Swift
func setSegmentTransform(_ newTransform: matrix_float4x4)
- _: A
-
updateSegmentTransform(withLine:)
Extension methodThis methods recalculates the position, scale, and rotation of a path segment anchor so that it connects the two points in the line. For the
AKLine
object,point0
represents the position of the previousAKPathSegmentAnchor
andpoint1
represents the position of this anchor.Declaration
Swift
public func updateSegmentTransform(withLine line: AKLine)
Parameters
withLine
An
AKLine
obhect. Thepoint0
property represents the position of the previousAKPathSegmentAnchor
and thepoint1
property represents the position of this anchor.


Input the templates code. Confirm the code and push "Import" button. If a template with same code exists, then over write it.


Reports floating point literals ending with a decimal point ('.').
It is recommended for users to avoid them to prevent confusion with method call syntax.
Example:
var x = 1.
After the quick-fix is applied:
var x = 1.0


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excerpt: "Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were.
But without it we go nowhere."
header:
overlay_image : /assets/images/blackhole.gif
overlay_filter: rgba(5, 117, 167, 0.1)
author_profile: true
sidebar_main: true
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layout: single
title: 'Even more Random links: psql'
date: '2009-03-23T19:48:00.000+09:00'
author: Joshua James
tags:
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modified_time: '2016-06-07T19:34:20.081+09:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2701259639305045003.single-3154618650637477470
blogger_orig_url: http://www.cybercrimetech.com/2009/03/even-more-random-links-psql.html
---
PSQL on Mac
http://www.entropy.ch/software/macosx/singlegresql/
Enable psql remote access over tcp/ip
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/singlegres-allow-remote-access-tcp-connection.html
*Also in pg_hda.conf make sure to keep an entry 'local all all trust' to allow location connections as well.


Welcome Back!!!!!!!!
byAfter an insanely long hiatus, I am back to blogging…and quite reinvigorated about it! Coming back took a lot of soul searching on my part, requiring me to determine exactly what I wanted to accomplish here, but I’ve created a clear path for myself and am excited about what I’m about to do within this space.
As you may know, this used to be a soccer blog…I prefer you call it “football” or “footie” instead of soccer. Blog content was generated by my watching games every weekend and then making (what I thought were) unique observations about the matches. Content also came from any general observations I had about football overall. Things were going swimmingly.
But a little over 18 months ago, my wife and I began the long, arduous process of adopting a child from Ethiopia, limiting my football watching time. My son is now home: a beautiful little boy named Niko that happily demands all of our attention, limiting my football watching time even more.
In order to keep ample content flowing to my footie blog, I would need to watch, at the very least, all the matches played by the 10 best teams, adding up to about 20 hours of TV watching every weekend. This would take away quality time with my son and that’s simply not an option, so the football blog ended. I now DVR many games, allowing me to watch and share the footie experience with my son when time allows for it. And that’s enough for me right now.
I still wanted to blog though. Because of the way I did it, actively blogging allowed me to learn something new, document it, then go back to review it at a later date for perspective. I did that “soul searching” thing I mentioned at the beginning of this post and realized that I work in a field, web development, that demands that I learn something new everyday. After mulling things over for a few a more days, I decided that I would I would channel what’s demanded of me into a new blog.
And and terms of where I’m channeling things, my timing could not be better! As of this writing, boatloads of new technologies are challenging how content will be delivered within the online space. With HTML5, CSS3, the various JavaScript-based libraries and a renewed excitement over Objective-C (the primary programming language for creating iPhone applications), how and when we see information is being redefined on an almost-hourly basis. While this is great if you’re a general end-user of these technologies, it’s over-the-top FASCINATING if you see and know how these technologies work behind the scenes.
In other words, there’s never been a more exhilarating and opportune time to be a web designer or developer then the time right now!
To properly capitalize on this excitement, I made a list of goals that I’d like to achieve over the long run:
WHAT I WANT/NEED TO LEARN/IMPROVE UPON FOR MY DAY JOB
- Microsoft SharePoint
- .NET C#
- Microsoft Silverlight
- ActionScript 3 for Adobe Flash
WHAT I WANT/NEED TO LEARN/IMPROVE UPON FOR MY OWN PERSONAL GROWTH
- WordPress
- PHP
Note: the list above is less “learn” and more “improve upon”
WHAT I WANT/NEED TO LEARN/IMPROVE UPON FOR BOTH MY DAY JOB AND MY OWN PERSONAL GROWTH
- HTML5
- CSS3
- AJAX
- JavaScript and the various JavaScript libraries (jQuery, MooTools, script.aculo.us, etc.)
The list is flexible and may change as time progresses.
Not everyone wants to read about code so I will be trying to appeal to web programming laymen and laywomen. I’ll be doing some non-code article writing, simple how-to’s for web beginners and maybe product reviews. This is list is also flexible and may change over time.
But the main thing that I’ll be focusing on is learning HTML5 and CSS3 development and I hope to make this the centerpiece of my blog. While this may also change over time, I’ll be working very hard to see that this goal is achieved. For a little more detail on this, please give my HTML5 Project page a read.
I hope you come back frequently to kaidez.com, but I provide a variety of simple ways to follow the blog’s content if you wish:
The list above is big. Do you think I’m taking on too much? Or too little? Is there anything else that I should be focusing on? Lemme know!!!!!!!


Interface IAccountActivity
Encapsulates account activity information from Alpaca REST API.
Namespace: Alpaca.Markets
Assembly: Alpaca.Markets.dll
Syntax
public interface IAccountActivity
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceActivityDate
The date on which the activity occurred or on which the transaction associated with the activity settled in the UTC.
Declaration
DateTime? ActivityDate { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
ActivityDateTime
An activity timestamp (date and time) from ActivityId.
Declaration
[Obsolete("This property will be removed in the next major release. Use the ActivityDateTimeUtc property instead.", true)]
DateTime ActivityDateTime { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
ActivityDateTimeUtc
An activity timestamp (date and time) from ActivityId in the UTC.
Declaration
DateTime ActivityDateTimeUtc { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
ActivityGuid
An activity unique identifier from ActivityId.
Declaration
Guid ActivityGuid { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Guid |
ActivityId
An ID for the activity, always in "{date}::{uuid}" format. Can be sent as page_token in requests to facilitate the paging of results.
Declaration
string ActivityId { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ActivityType
Activity type.
Declaration
AccountActivityType ActivityType { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| AccountActivityType |
CumulativeQuantity
The cumulative quantity of shares involved in the execution.
Declaration
long? CumulativeQuantity { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Int64> |
LeavesQuantity
For partially_filled orders, the quantity of shares that are left to be filled.
Declaration
long? LeavesQuantity { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Int64> |
NetAmount
The net amount of money (positive or negative) associated with the activity.
Declaration
decimal? NetAmount { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Decimal> |
PerShareAmount
For dividend activities, the average amount paid per share. Not present for other activity types.
Declaration
decimal? PerShareAmount { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Decimal> |
Price
The per-share price that a trade was executed at.
Declaration
decimal? Price { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Decimal> |
Quantity
The number of shares that contributed to the transaction. Not present for all activity types.
Declaration
long? Quantity { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Int64> |
Side
The order side of a trade execution.
Declaration
OrderSide? Side { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<OrderSide> |
Symbol
The symbol of the security involved with the activity. Not present for all activity types.
Declaration
string Symbol { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
TransactionTime
The time at which an execution occurred.
Declaration
[Obsolete("This property will be removed in the next major release. Use the TransactionTimeUtc property instead.", true)]
DateTime? TransactionTime { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
TransactionTimeUtc
The time at which an execution occurred in the UTC.
Declaration
DateTime? TransactionTimeUtc { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
Type
The type of trade event associated with an execution.
Declaration
TradeEvent? Type { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<TradeEvent> |


Parameter list for the current execution of FitHiChIP: /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//Parameters.txt
List of CIS interactions within the specified distance thresholds (lower threshold: 20000 upper threshold: 2000000 ): /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//HiCPro_Matrix_BinSize5000/L_20000_U2000000/FitHiChIP.cis.interactions.DistThr.bed
Number of interacting (non zero contacts) bin pairs ( all to all ) : 7666279Bin specific HiChIP coverage, coverage bias, and peak / non-peak boolean values: /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//NormFeatures/Coverage_Bias/FitHiChIP.coverage_Bias.bed
All interactions with their FitHiChIP significance values: /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//FitHiChIP_Peak2ALL_b5000_L20000_U2000000/P2PBckgr_0/Coverage_Bias/FitHiC_BiasCorr/FitHiChIP.interactions_FitHiC.bed
Number of interactions considered: 3603403Significant interactions: /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//FitHiChIP_Peak2ALL_b5000_L20000_U2000000/P2PBckgr_0/Coverage_Bias/FitHiC_BiasCorr/FitHiChIP.interactions_FitHiC_Q0.01.bed
Total number of significant interactions ( FDR 0.01 ) : 68957After merging adjacent loops (connected component modeling) significant interactions: /home/springer/liang795/projects-in-nathan-lab/HiChip/2021-analysis/HiChip2021/B73-H3K27ac-Loop-HiChip-5000//FitHiChIP_Peak2ALL_b5000_L20000_U2000000/P2PBckgr_0/Coverage_Bias/FitHiC_BiasCorr/Merge_Nearby_Interactions/FitHiChIP.interactions_FitHiC_Q0.01_MergeNearContacts.bed
Total number of significant interactions ( FDR 0.01 ) after merging adjacent loops: 6059


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} GOV.UK PDE - Applicant details {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/secondary_nav.html" %} Add the applicant’s details We’ll check against the applicant’s scores for: the mobility part of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Disability Living Allowance (DLA) First name Last name Date of birth For example, 31 3 1980 Day Month Year National Insurance number For example, VO 12 34 56 D Postcode For example, ID1 1QD {% endblock %}
We’ll check against the applicant’s scores for:
For example, 31 3 1980
For example, VO 12 34 56 D
For example, ID1 1QD


Press F12 on your keyboard to view the result in the console view.
Test to see which loop is the fastest.


DraftKings Week 12 Monday Night Showdown: Picks, advice for Ravens vs. Rams NFL DFS
by Billy HeyenLamar Jackson will lead theRavens against theRams on Monday Night Football to close out Week 12. He'll also lead our DraftKings Showdown lineup as our captain for MNF single-slate DFS action. It's a costly play to make, but Jackson is always the favorite to outscore everyone else in a given game. So, while he isn't a value, he might be worth it to try and win a GPP tournament.
Part of the reason the Jackson play works is because of Jared Goff's depressed pricing. That at least allows us to get a piece of both quarterbacks, and while we've got to fill in around them with tight ends and a kicker, the Jackson scoring might make it all worth it.
DraftKings Showdown Picks: Ravens vs. Rams
CAPTAIN (1.5x points, 1.5x price): QB Lamar Jackson, Ravens ($20,400)
No matter what, you can't really fade Jackson. And although it's super pricey to use him as our captain, it seems like it could be worth it. If he has a patented Lamar game, the people that use him at captain will have a leg up. Since the Rams' offense has been so rough, it's not worth guessing on one of their WRs as captain instead.
FLEX: TE Mark Andrews, Ravens ($9,200)
With Jalen Ramsey likely to shadow Marquise Brown, Andrews should lead the Ravens in targets and get the consistent red-zone looks that make him such a fantasy football weapon. He's really the only high-priced stack option with Jackson.
FLEX: QB Jared Goff, Rams ($8,400)
Instead of trying to guess which L.A. receiver may or may not have a good game, we'll just take Goff and hope he looks competent for once. If you wanted to pay down on one of the cheaper guys and pay up here for Todd Gurley, that could play, too.
FLEX: TE Gerald Everett, Rams ($4,800)
After extra low usage a week ago, Everett's price dropped a bunch. We'll bet on some positive regression here turning Everett's price into a great value as the Ravens focus on the Rams' trio of wideouts.
FLEX: K Greg Zuerlein, Rams ($3,800)
In a battle of football's two best kickers, we'll take the one in the less explosive offense that's slightly cheaper on DK.
FLEX: TE Nick Boyle, Ravens ($3,000)
Boyle plays more snaps than Andrews a lot of weeks, and sure, that's mostly for blocking purposes. But two and three games ago, Boyle combined for nine catches across two weeks. He's sometimes the most involved possession receiver Baltimore has, so we'll take some floor and added stacking with Jackson at this price.


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What have I done wrong here?
import data.real.basic class real.nat (r : ℝ) := (n : ℕ) (pf : r = ↑n) class real.rat (r : ℝ) := (q : ℚ) (pf : r = ↑q) set_option trace.check true instance real.rat_of_nat (r : ℝ) [H : real.nat r] : real.rat r := ⟨(H.n : ℚ),begin have H2 := H.pf, rw H2, -- fails /- rewrite tactic failed, motive is not type correct nested exception message: check failed, application type mismatch (use 'set_option trace.check true' for additional details) state: r : ℝ, H : real.nat r, H2 : r = ↑(nat.n r) ⊢ r = ↑↑(nat.n r) -/ sorry end⟩
Setting trace.check
to true
tells me
[check] application type mismatch at nat.n _a argument type real.nat r expected type real.nat _a
well the second r
is also being rewrited
H
is an implicit argument in the rhs of H2
, and it will have the wrong type after the r
on the rhs is rewritten.
import data.real.basic class real.nat (r : ℝ) := (n : ℕ) (pf : r = ↑n) class real.rat (r : ℝ) := (q : ℚ) (pf : r = ↑q) instance real.rat_of_nat (r : ℝ) [H : real.nat r] : real.rat r := ⟨H.n, by rw rat.cast_coe_nat H.n; exact H.pf⟩
Are there simp-lemmas that reduce these double coercions?
sure
So, by simpa using H.pf
?
je kant het proberen... toch
I was surprised rw
failed here:
import algebra.group_power #check @is_semiring_hom.map_pow /- ∀ {α : Type u_1} {β : Type u_2} [_inst_1 : semiring α] [_inst_2 : semiring β] (f : α → β) [_inst_3 : is_semiring_hom f] (x : α) (n : ℕ), f (x ^ n) = f x ^ n -/ example {A B : Type*} [comm_ring A] [comm_ring B] (f : A → B) [is_ring_hom f] (a : A) (n : ℕ) : f (a ^ n) = 37 := begin -- rw is_semiring_hom.map_pow, -- fails rw is_semiring_hom.map_pow _ a n, -- even this fails /- rewrite tactic failed, did not find instance of the pattern in the target expression ?m_1 (a ^ n) ⊢ f (a ^ n) = 37 -/ rw is_semiring_hom.map_pow f, -- works sorry end
I am used to cutting corners like that. What's the reason it fails?
higher order unification
no kidding
yet another argument for bundling everything
(deleted)
So what does Lean need to solve when trying to do this rewrite exactly?
yet another argument for bundling everything
I don't understand this.
But I've not been following the bundling conversation, I don't understand the subtleties and I have other things to worry about right now. I trust it's in good hands. The only thing that worries me is that Assia and Patrick seemed to think that more bundling was when canonical structures came into their own, and we hear from Sebastian that they're going to be removed from Lean 4.
Now where's the emoji for a 5 leaf clover?
But I thought I understood higher order unification.
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Jetpack Compose is great for developing UIs for Android (and more!). Declarative UI comes with its own set of problems and quirks though, and that in turn opens the door for idioms and patterns specific to this declarative nature.
One such problem with Jetpack Compose is having to pass parameters through from a Composable down to its children (Note: this problem is not specific to Compose, it is also seen with SwiftUI, Flutter and ReactNative). In this post, we’ll look at how to use Composable lambdas (also called “slots”) to improve the situation.
Example
Let’s look at an example: A screen showing a list of books to buy and a shopping cart. On narrow screens, the list of books takes up the entire width and the shopping cart is placed in a bottom sheet. On wide screens the list of books takes up the first 65% of the screen width while the shopping cart takes up the rest.
Here are a couple of screenshots. It does not look pretty, but it serves the purpose of this post.
Implementation
Here is how one might implement it (GitHub source):
The MainScreen
composable receives the the MainScreenModel
as a parameter, and it passes pieces of this data to child composables:
- The
books
property, which is aList<BookModel>
, is passed to theBookList
composable - The
shoppingCartModel
property is passed to theShoppingCart
composable.
The call site is straightforward:
In this simple example, it doesn’t look all that bad. However, it starts getting tedious when your MainScreen needs to pass that the same model (and callback lambdas) further down the tree.
Slots to the rescue
If a Composable accepts another Composable as a parameter, then that parameter is called a slot. Many core composables are designed this way:
- All the basic layouts like
Row
,Column
andBox
accept acontent
parameter that is a Composable lambda. - Components like
Button
andCard
do the same. - More advanced components like Scaffolds accept multiple composable lambdas for different sections of the scaffold. For example,
BottomSheetScaffold
has five(!!) slots for thesheetContent
,drawerContent
,snackbarHost
,floatingActionButton
and thecontent
itself.
Let’s change our MainScreen composable to accept slots. Here’s the signature:
What we’ve done here is to accept two Composables as parameters, one each for the shopping cart section and the books list section. Now the implementation changes to this:
Note that now the MainScreen
composable does not pass along any data parameters at all. It now has the focused responsibility of dealing with the layout rather than also having to forward parameters. It only receives parameters that it uses directly (isWideScreen
). The slots it receives are opaque to it and it does not need to know what parameters they need or what callback lambdas they offer.
Also note that if you change the signature of either BookList
or ShoppingCart
(add, remove, reorder parameters), MainScreen
does not need to change at all.
Here’s what the call site looks like:
You’ll notice that we pushed considerable responsibility to the call site. That brings us to the next topic:
When to use slots?
This pattern of using composable slots makes some trade-offs. So it is not the right choice for all situations. In particular, it means the caller of this composable
- Is exposed to more knowledge of the inner workings of the composable. In this case, the caller previously did not know that
MainScreen
is split into two high-level sections but now it does. - Is required to split the data itself rather than having
MainScreen
do this job
Because of these factors, slots work best when in the following situations:
- You want to hide complexity from the “in-between” levels of the tree of Composable nodes. This means that you have some intermediate composables that you don’t want to be burdened with passing data around
- You are creating reusable generic layouts or components like Row or Scaffold
- Near the top of your Composable tree. For example you could have a top-level Composable observe state changes from a ViewModel and instead of dumping the entire composite state object to a Composable, it could partition the state into several sections and pass them as one composable per section.
It is not a good idea to use this technique at all levels though. In particular, when you are near the leaves of your tree of Composable nodes, it is more convenient to pass data parameters. For example, the ShoppingCart composable used in this demo does not use slots.
Credits
Thanks Adam Powell for explaining the idea of slots and for reviewing this article.


Beggar shot dead in street after asking her killer for just 20p
WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Horrifying footage shows the woman being gunned down in the street in Niteroi, Brazil, after she approached a man and asked him for small change
by Natalia PenzaA woman was shot dead in the street - after she asked her killer for 20p.
Horrifying footage broadcast on Brazilian TV shows the beggar being gunned down in Niteroi, which is part of the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Area.
The gunman is seen whipping out his pistol and firing at his victim from close range before walking calmly from the scene as if nothing had happened.
Police said after arresting the alleged killer, named locally as Aderbal Ramos de Castro, that the woman had been asking for one Brazilian real, the equivalent of just 18 pence.
She has been identified as 31-year-old Zilda Henrique dos Santos Leandro, although she was better known by her nickname of Neia by other homeless people she lived on the streets with.
The incident happened in the early hours of Saturday.
The footage of the assassination was broadcast by RedeTV, which to spare viewers the full horror of the killing stopped the CCTV video when the killer pulled his trigger and blurred out the image of the victim on the ground once it restarted.
A Good Samaritan can be seen running up to Neia moments after she was gunned down and trying to flag down a car for help which failed to stop.
She was pronounced dead after being taken to a local hospital. She is thought to have been shot at least twice.
The alleged killer was filmed looking back a couple of times as he walked down the street but at no time did he appear to break into a run after putting his weapon away to flee the scene as quickly as he could.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain, signed a decree in May enabling a wide number of people including truckers and politicians to carry weapons without having to prove why they needed them.
It was later watered down by lawmakers, who voted only in favour of giving a limited number of people including hunters and not millions of ordinary Brazilians to buy and carry guns on the street.
The new version of the bill has to approved by Brazil’s Upper House before it becomes law.
Brazil already has one of the highest murder rates in the world.
Official data shows a fall this year in the number of violent deaths. In the eight-month period to the end of August this year there were 27,517 violent deaths - 7,900 less than in January to August 2018 - according to the oficial figures.


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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.thymeleaf.TemplateProcessingParameters; | |
| 4 | import org.thymeleaf.templateresolver.ITemplateResolver; | |
| 5 | import org.thymeleaf.templateresolver.TemplateResolution; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.resource.path.ResolvedResourcePath; | |
| 8 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.resource.path.UnresolvedPath; | |
| 9 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.resource.resolver.FirstSupportingResourceResolver; | |
| 10 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.resource.resolver.ResourceResolver; | |
| 11 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.exception.NoResolverAdapterException; | |
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.exception.ResolverAdapterNotFoundException; | |
| 13 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.adapter.FirstSupportingResolverAdapter; | |
| 14 | ||
| 15 | /** | |
| 16 | * <p> | |
| 17 | * Decorator resolver that is able to manage {@link ResolvedResourcePath}. | |
| 18 | * </p> | |
| 19 | * <p> | |
| 20 | * It delegates to a {@link FirstSupportingResourceResolver} the link between | |
| 21 | * path, {@link ResolvedResourcePath} and {@link ResourceResolver}. each lookup to a | |
| 22 | * dedicated {@link ResourceResolver}. | |
| 23 | * </p> | |
| 24 | * <p> | |
| 25 | * It delegates to a {@link FirstSupportingResolverAdapter} the link between | |
| 26 | * {@link ResourceResolver} and the {@link ITemplateResolver} implementation to | |
| 27 | * use with the given path. | |
| 28 | * </p> | |
| 29 | * | |
| 30 | * @author Cyril Dejonghe | |
| 31 | * @see FirstSupportingResourceResolver | |
| 32 | * @see FirstSupportingResolverAdapter | |
| 33 | * | |
| 34 | */ | |
| 35 | public class ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver implements ITemplateResolver { | |
| 36 | ||
| 37 | private FirstSupportingResourceResolver resolver; | |
| 38 | private FirstSupportingResolverAdapter resolverAdapter; | |
| 39 | private boolean forceInitialize; | |
| 40 | ||
| 41 | public ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver(FirstSupportingResourceResolver resolver, FirstSupportingResolverAdapter resolverAdapter) { | |
| 42 | super(); | |
| 43 | this.resolver = resolver; | |
| 44 | this.resolverAdapter = resolverAdapter; | |
| 45 | } | |
| 46 | ||
| 47 | @Override | |
| 48 | public String getName() { | |
| 49 |
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1. getName : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::getName → NO_COVERAGE 2. getName : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::getName → SURVIVED 3. getName : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::getName → TIMED_OUT |
return "ThymeLeafFirstSupportingTemplateResolver"; |
| 50 | } | |
| 51 | ||
| 52 | @Override | |
| 53 | public Integer getOrder() { | |
| 54 | return 0; | |
| 55 | } | |
| 56 | ||
| 57 | @Override | |
| 58 | public TemplateResolution resolveTemplate(TemplateProcessingParameters templateProcessingParameters) { | |
| 59 | String unresolvedTemplateName = templateProcessingParameters.getTemplateName(); | |
| 60 | ResourceResolver supportingResolver = resolver.getSupportingResolver(new UnresolvedPath(unresolvedTemplateName)); | |
| 61 | ITemplateResolver templateResolver; | |
| 62 | try { | |
| 63 | templateResolver = resolverAdapter.adapt(supportingResolver); | |
| 64 |
3
1. resolveTemplate : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE 2. resolveTemplate : negated conditional → TIMED_OUT 3. resolveTemplate : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (forceInitialize) { |
| 65 | // we must initialize the new templateResolver | |
| 66 |
3
1. resolveTemplate : removed call to org/thymeleaf/templateresolver/ITemplateResolver::initialize → NO_COVERAGE 2. resolveTemplate : removed call to org/thymeleaf/templateresolver/ITemplateResolver::initialize → TIMED_OUT 3. resolveTemplate : removed call to org/thymeleaf/templateresolver/ITemplateResolver::initialize → KILLED |
templateResolver.initialize(); |
| 67 | } | |
| 68 | String resolvedPath = supportingResolver.resolve(new UnresolvedPath(unresolvedTemplateName)).getResolvedPath(); | |
| 69 | TemplateProcessingParameters resolvedTemplateProcessingParameters = new TemplateProcessingParameters(templateProcessingParameters.getConfiguration(), resolvedPath, | |
| 70 | templateProcessingParameters.getContext()); | |
| 71 |
3
1. resolveTemplate : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::resolveTemplate → NO_COVERAGE 2. resolveTemplate : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::resolveTemplate → TIMED_OUT 3. resolveTemplate : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/template/thymeleaf/v2/ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver::resolveTemplate → KILLED |
return templateResolver.resolveTemplate(resolvedTemplateProcessingParameters); |
| 72 | } catch (NoResolverAdapterException e) { | |
| 73 | throw new ResolverAdapterNotFoundException("Unable to resolver template cause no adapter supporting template name '" + unresolvedTemplateName + "' was found. ", e); | |
| 74 | ||
| 75 | } | |
| 76 | ||
| 77 | } | |
| 78 | ||
| 79 | @Override | |
| 80 | public void initialize() { | |
| 81 | forceInitialize = true; | |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | ||
| 84 | } | |
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| 64 |
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| 66 |
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| 71 |
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extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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R.id() |
public static final int Password
public static final int UserName
public static final int addIngredientMeasurement
public static final int addIngredientName
public static final int addIngredientQuantity
public static final int bAddFriReturn
public static final int bAddFriSave
public static final int bAddIngredient
public static final int bAddIngredientToPantry
public static final int bChooseSManual
public static final int bChooseSReturn
public static final int bChooseSSearch
public static final int bChooseSendManual
public static final int bChooseSendReturn
public static final int bChooseSendSearch
public static final int bCreateAddIngredient
public static final int bCreateAddPhoto
public static final int bCreateDelete
public static final int bCreateDone
public static final int bCreateRemovePhoto
public static final int bDeleteAllPantry
public static final int bEditFriDelete
public static final int bEditFriReturn
public static final int bEditFriSave
public static final int bEmailReturn
public static final int bEmailSend
public static final int bFavRecipeDelete
public static final int bFavRecipeDemote
public static final int bFavRecipeEdit
public static final int bFavRecipePics
public static final int bFavRecipePromote
public static final int bFavRecipeReturn
public static final int bFavRecipeSend
public static final int bFriRecipeAccept
public static final int bFriRecipeDecline
public static final int bFriRecipePics
public static final int bFriRecipeReturn
public static final int bFriSHome
public static final int bFriSReturn
public static final int bFriSSearch
public static final int bFullAddPhoto
public static final int bFullDelete
public static final int bFullDone
public static final int bFullRemovePhoto
public static final int bHomeCreate
public static final int bHomeDelete
public static final int bHomeFav
public static final int bHomeFriends
public static final int bHomeLogin
public static final int bHomePantry
public static final int bHomeRecipes
public static final int bHomeSPantry
public static final int bHomeSReturn
public static final int bHomeSSearch
public static final int bHomeSearch
public static final int bIngredientsDone
public static final int bListedFriReturn
public static final int bListedFriSend
public static final int bLoginGetStarted
public static final int bLoginLogin
public static final int bManageAdd
public static final int bManageHome
public static final int bNotifMFriends
public static final int bNotifReturn
public static final int bPantryDone
public static final int bRecipeRecipeDelete
public static final int bRecipeRecipeDemote
public static final int bRecipeRecipeFav
public static final int bRecipeRecipePics
public static final int bRecipeRecipePromote
public static final int bRecipeRecipeReturn
public static final int bRecipeRecipeSend
public static final int bSHome
public static final int bSReturn
public static final int bSSearch
public static final int bSearchRecipeFav
public static final int bSearchRecipePics
public static final int bSearchRecipeReturn
public static final int bSearchRecipeSave
public static final int bSearchRecipeSend
public static final int bSignUp
public static final int bdeleteAllRecipes
public static final int createEnterName
public static final int createEnterSteps
public static final int deleteAllIngredient
public static final int fullEnterName
public static final int fullEnterSteps
public static final int iCreateImage
public static final int iFullImage
public static final int lViewIngredients
public static final int lViewPantry
public static final int lViewRecipes
public static final int linearLayout1
public static final int linearLayout2
public static final int linearLayout3
public static final int listView2
public static final int newEmail
public static final int newMobile
public static final int newPassword
public static final int newScreenName
public static final int newUsername
public static final int pantryIngredientMeasurement
public static final int pantryIngredientName
public static final int pantryIngredientQuantity
public static final int scrollView1
public static final int scrollView2
public static final int searchResults
public static final int tAddFriAddress
public static final int tAddFriEmail
public static final int tAddFriMobile
public static final int tAddFriName
public static final int tEditFriAddress
public static final int tEditFriEmail
public static final int tEditFriMobile
public static final int tEditFriName
public static final int tEmailSend
public static final int tFavRecipeTitle
public static final int tFriRecipeTitle
public static final int tFriSSearchQuery
public static final int tHomeSSearchQuery
public static final int tRecipeRecipeTitle
public static final int tSSearchQuery
public static final int tSearchRecipeTitle
public static final int tSignUpEmail
public static final int tSignUpMobile
public static final int tSignUpPassword
public static final int tSignUpScreenName
public static final int tSignUpUsername
public static final int tWelcomeMessage
public static final int textView1
public static final int textView2
public static final int textView3
public static final int textView4