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protected PlayerModel |
blackPlayer
The game player with the black pieces
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protected GameModel |
game
The game model component
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protected Reversi |
reversi
The main program class
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protected PlayerModel |
whitePlayer
The game player with the white pieces
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| Constructor and Description |
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GamePresenter(Reversi reversi)
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boolean |
gameOver()
Checks if current game session has terminated
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java.lang.String |
getBlackPoints()
Retrieves the amount of points the player with the black pieces has
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char |
getCurrentPiece(int x,
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Retrieves a game board piece
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java.lang.String |
getResult()
Retrieve a final message according to the result
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java.lang.String |
getWhitePoints()
Retrieves the amount of points the player with the white pieces has
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void |
handleInput(int x,
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abstract void |
initPlayers()
Initializes both player models according to the game type
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isBlackTurn()
Checks if it's the black player's turn to play
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isWhiteTurn()
Checks if it's the white player's turn to play
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abstract void |
playServicesCalls()
Google play services API calls to possibly update user achievements
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restartGame()
Resets the game to an initial state
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Performs an action according to the on-screen visible button
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Title: Software Configuration Management Patterns
Author: Stephen P. Berczuk with Brad Appleton
Published: 2002
ISBN: 0-201-74117-2
Verdict: Still useful for the patterns
I’ve been blessed in that right from the start of my professional career I’ve always had a Version Control System behind the codebase I’m working on. Naturally in the intervening years I’ve formed my own opinions about codelines and good SCM policies. So why buy a book? Mainly I was looking for a deeper understanding of the forces that drives the need to isolate and join codelines and also a dictionary to help ensure I understood the correct meanings of the terminology I appeared to be using.
This is a neat little book weighing in around 160 pages after you’ve ignored the aging appendices, so slips nicely on the shelf. Like many books of its era it takes a patterns-style approach to describing the various concepts, but only after going through some background notes. The first 3 chapters are all about getting a fluid development process in place and putting some key terms into the right context. I suspect most of this is de-rigour these days but the books listed in the further reading sections are all sound recommendations that you probably already own.
The meat of the book is a language of patterns that are both specific to the SCM world, such as “Mainline”, and also tangential like “Unit Test”. The reason for this is that they are all part of the larger context which is the developer’s Workspace – the sandbox that we play in day-to-day. Hence “Private Workspace” is introduced early on as the pattern language loosely follows the timeline of changes from sandbox, to branch, to build system. “Integration Build” on the other hand tackles the post-commit side of the process.
There are 7 patterns that directly relate to branches of various kinds, each of which has a different policy. Curiously “Codeline Policy” – the meta-pattern if you like – doesn’t get documented until you’ve already met 3 of the concrete types. Then there are 5 patterns covering the build and test side which may seem out-of-place but really it’s about promoting practices that ensure commits are solid as you’re effectively publishing your changes at that point. This just leaves a couple of other miscellaneous SCM patterns to shore up the good practices, e.g. “Task Level Commit”.
Sadly the two appendices highlight how far this subject has moved on in the last 10 years because although some of the main URLs in Appendix A are still valid, the list of SCM tools in Appendix B is pretty hopeless. There isn’t even mention of Subversion (only CVS) let alone any of the more well-established Distributed VCSs like Git or Mercurial.
I came looking for a book that discussed branches and merging in a bit more detail than the bigger general-purpose development books cover – which I found.
Chris Oldwood
16/10/2012


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A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Soon, you will be able to order diesel online 2. Cabinet approves anti-superstition Bill 3. SC against last-minute litigation 4. ‘Children born of void marriage are legitimate’ Health Issues 1. Falling off the health-care radar International Affairs/Bilateral Relations 1. Army hits ultras on Myanmar border 2. India assures support to Syria in the fight against terrorism C. GS3 Related Economy 1. New tax, rule may ‘aid’ gold smuggling 2. ‘Panel to review industrial policy hurdles’ 3. India Ratings cuts GDP estimate citing demonetisation, GST Internal Security and Defense related 1. CCS clears internal security scheme Environmental Science and Ecology 1. Western Ghats throw up a new snake D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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1. Soon, you will be able to order diesel online
In news:
- The Ministry of Petroleum is working towards creating an e-commerce platform in which customers can order diesel online and get delivery at their doorstep.
- Reason behind this move? doorstep delivery of fuel is a viable model to increase digital transactions as well as shorten queues at petrol pumps.
- Key challenge ahead:
- Petrol delivery: since it is highly inflammable.
- Indian Oil Corporation has come up with diesel as the fuel for this model. It is not as flammable, and takes a lot of effort to catch fire.
2. Cabinet approves anti-superstition Bill
In news:
- The Karnataka State Cabinet approved the Karnataka Prevention and Eradication of Inhuman Evil Practices and Black Magic Bill, 2017 — better known as the anti-superstition Bill
- The bill seeks to ban among other practices the controversial ‘made snana’ ritual (devotees rolling over plantain leaves having food leftovers) in public/religious places.
- ‘Made snana’ is practised at Kukke Subrahmanya temple in Dakshina Kannada district, in violation of human dignity.
- Bill proposes to ban evil practices such as killing an animal by biting its neck (gaavu).
Bill seeks to ban:
- The Bill also encompasses ban on human sacrifice; coercing a person to perform fire-walk at religious festivals; piercing jaw with rods, baibeega practice; pelting stones in the name of banamathi, mata-mantra; creating panic in the minds of the people by invoking ghost or mantras; claiming to perform surgery with fingers, or claiming to change the sex of foetus in the womb.
- It also seeks to ban practices against women: forcing them to stay in isolation; subjecting them to inhuman and humiliating practices such as parading them naked in the name of worship (betthale save); and sexual exploitation by invoking supernatural powers.
Bill fails to cover:
- Regulations for astrology and vaastu practice, piercing of ears and nose of children in accordance with certain rituals, and performance of religious rituals such as ‘Keshlochan’ by the Jains.
Vigilance officers:
- The Bill proposes appointment of a vigilance officer to monitor violations of the provisions of the law and its rules.
- Violators of the law will be penalised, with imprisonment of not less than one year and a fine of not less than ₹5,000.
3. SC against last-minute litigation
In news:
- The Supreme Court has decided to lay down deterrent measures against “last-minute” litigation in medical admission matters.
- Supreme Court observations: approaching courts in the eleventh hour upsets the mental equilibrium of thousands of students and leaves admission procedures in colleges across the country in a tizzy.
4. ‘Children born of void marriage are legitimate’
In news:
- The Supreme Court has upheld a Madras High Court decision that children born of an invalid or void marriage are legitimate and eligible for appointment in the government sector on compassionate grounds.
Case:
- The case dealt with the application filed by a man in the Southern Railway, following the death of his father while in harness.
Railway circular
- The Railways rejected his application on the ground that he was born out of the second marriage of his father.
- Railway Board circular, 1992: bars the appointment of children born of void marriages, especially children out of a second marriage when the first marriage is still subsisting.
Supreme Court judgment in Rameshwari Devi versus State of Bihar, 2000:
- The apex court, in this judgment, had ruled on the legitimacy of children of void and voidable marriages.
- It held that even though the marriage was void, the children would be legitimate and would be entitled to claim share benefits, including family pension and death-cum-retirement gratuity.
1. Falling off the health-care radar
Context:
- Care for the elderly needs to be better targeted by the health system and social networks
National Health Policy (NHP), 2017:
- It overlooks the rapid rise in the share of the old (60 years or more), and associated morbidities, especially sharply rising non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and disabilities.
- With rising age, numerous physiological changes occur and the risk of chronic diseases rises.
- It fails to make a distinction between the aged in general and those suffering from chronic conditions
- Based on the India Human Development Survey (IHDS) 2015, among aged males and females, those suffering from NCDs nearly doubled during 2005-12
Non-communicable diseases:
- The health system is ill-equipped to deal with surging NCDs
- Staffs are not well trained to treat/advise the aged suffering from dementia or frailty
- The quality of medical care is abysmal
- Hospitalization costs are exorbitant and impoverishing.
- Health insurance covers a fraction of medical expenses incurred.
- A vast majority of those with NCDs had access to medical advice and treatment but the proportion remained unchanged during 2005-12 ,because
- Heterogeneity in providers of medical help — from qualified doctors to faith healers and quacks
- Sharp deterioration in the quality of medical services
Immunity and Loneliness:
- The link between loneliness and mortality is mediated by unhealthy behaviours and morbidity
- Loneliness alters physiology at a more fundamental level.
- Research shows that loneliness increases vascular resistance and diminishes immunity.
Networking as support
- Today, ‘women are increasingly filling other roles, which limits the capacity of women and families to provide care for older people
- Children often play an important role in elderly support
- If social networks are instrumental in bonding together in periods of personal crises, this could compensate for a lack of family support
- But lack of social harmony induces helplessness, disruption of medical supplies and network support.
Way forward
- Health systems have to be configured to deal with not one NCD but multiple NCDs to manage them better.
- The reconfigured medical system must be complemented by stronger family ties and social networks.
- Ageing in place can be further enhanced by creating age-friendly environments that enable mobility and allow them to engage in basic activities.
Category: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS/BILATERAL RELATIONS
1. Army hits ultras on Myanmar border
In news:
- The Army has inflicted heavy casualties on NSCN(K) militants in an operation close to the Myanmar border.
- NSCN(K): the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K), a key rebel group that had pulled out of the 14-year-old ceasefire in March 2015 and has been on the warpath with security agencies ever since.
- The operation was limited to the Indian border.
- June 2015 operation: Indian troops crossed over to Myanmar to carry out a surgical strike against NSCN(K) militants.
2. India assures support to Syria in the fight against terrorism
Context:
- Grand mufti of Syrian Republic Ahmad Badr Eddine Mohammad Abid Hassoun visit to India.
In news:
- India assures support to Syria in the fight against terrorism, a major theatre of dreaded terror group ISIS.
- The Home Minister, Rajnath Singh welcomed the grand mufti and discussion was held on wide-ranging issues including terrorism and security.
1. New tax, rule may ‘aid’ gold smuggling
Context:
- Gold smuggling in India
- India is the world’s second-biggest consumer of the metal.
- Gold import is likely to rise during the country’s peak holiday season as buyers try to avoid paying a new sales tax and to dodge new transparency rules
- Unaccounted sale will rise in the festive season as some customers are trying to buy without bills
In news:
Background information:
- In August, India moved to include gold sales under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
- The law makes it mandatory for jewellers to keep records of customers’ personal identification numbers or tax code number for transactions above ₹50,000.
Key Fact:
- Indian gold demand typically rises in the last three months of the year as consumers buy more for the wedding season as well as for festivals such as Diwali and Dussehra.
- The World Gold Council estimate: India imported 120 tonnes of gold in 2016.
- In India, less than 4% of the people pay income tax. Many tax evaders choose to park their illicit wealth in gold as it is nearly as liquid as currency in the country.
Present scenario:
- The sales tax on gold rose to 3% from 1.2 % as part of a new nationwide sales tax regime that started on July 1.
- Jewellers are buying smuggled gold at discount in cash, then making jewellery and selling it to consumers without receipts.
2. ‘Panel to review industrial policy hurdles’
In news:
- The Centre will soon set up a ‘regulatory review committee’.
- Reason: to address policy-related roadblocks and other factors inhibiting the country’s industrial growth.
- It will also address issues halting ‘ease of doing business’ and private investments.
- The government is also thinking about a new mechanism to monitor domestic and foreign investment proposals.
- The idea is to fast-track decisions on such proposals, in coordination with State governments and the Centre’s investment facilitation and promotion arm, ‘Invest India’.
Industry’s unutilized capacity:
- The Centre is looking at ways to ensure use of the industry’s unutilised capacity.
- Currently, the country-wide average unutilised capacity is about 26% (In other words, average utilisation of industrial capacity is only 74%).
- Measures will soon be taken soon to increase domestic demand as well as boost exports to ensure the entire capacity is utilized.
3. India Ratings cuts GDP estimate citing demonetisation, GST
In news:
- India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) an arm of global rating agency Fitch has cut India’s GDP growth forecast to 6.7% from earlier expected 7.4% in the current fiscal.
Reasons:
- Because of the disruptive impact of demonetisation and the new GST
- After demonetisation, failing to remonetise the economy quickly has proved fatal for the unorganised sector/small and medium enterprise where business transactions are heavily cash dependent
- India’s GDP growth has been in a free fall since the first quarter of the last fiscal year.
Basic Information:
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra)
- It is India’s Most Respected credit rating agency committed to providing the India’s credit markets with accurate, timely and prospective credit opinions.
- Ind-Ra currently maintains coverage of corporate issuers, financial institutions, which includes banks and insurance companies. Finance & leasing companies and managed funds, Urban Local Bodies, Structured Finance and Project Finance.
- Ind-Ra is headquartered in Mumbai and, it is a 100% owned subsidiary of the Fitch Group
Category: INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE RELATED
1. CCS clears internal security scheme
In news:
- The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹25,000-crore internal security scheme to strengthen the country’s law and order mechanism and mordernise the police forces.
- The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, gave its approval for the implementation of the umbrella scheme, Modernisation of Police Forces (MPF), for 2017-18 to 2019-20.
- The new initiatives were being introduced to provide assistance to States for upgradation of police infrastructure, forensic science laboratories, institutions and the equipment available with them to plug critical gaps in the criminal justice system.
- Police stations would be integrated to set up a national database of crime and criminal records. It would be linked with other criminal justice system such as prisons, forensic laboratories and prosecution offices.
Key facts:
- Country’s biggest ever internal security scheme.
- The financial outlay over the three-year period is ₹25,060 crore, out of which the Central government’s share will be ₹18,636 crore and the States’ ₹6,424 crore
- Special provisions had been made under the scheme for internal security, law and order, women’s security, availability of modern weapons, mobility of police forces, logistical support, hiring of helicopters and e-prison among others.
Various other initiatives:
- Central budget outlay of ₹10,132 crore had been earmarked for internal security-related expenditure for Jammu and Kashmir, northeastern States and those affected by left wing extremism (LWE).
- A scheme for special Central assistance (SCA) for 35 districts worst hit by LWE had been introduced with an outlay of ₹3,000 crore to tackle the issue of underdevelopment.
- An outlay of ₹100 crore had been earmarked for police infrastructure upgradation, training institutes, investigation facilities, etc. in the northeastern States.
Category: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY
1. Western Ghats throw up a new snake
In news:
- Scientists have described a new species of non-venomous endemic snake, Aquatic Rhabdops.
- Location: Northern Western Ghats.
- Features:
- The three-foot-long
- Nocturnal snake hunts for prey underwater.
- All Rhabdops snakes are endemic to India.
- The Olive Forest Snake Rhabdops olivaceus is found only in the Western Ghats while the bi-coloured Forest Snake Rhabdops bicolor lives in a few localities in the northeast.
- The Aquatic Rhabdops too is found only in the laterite plateaus of the northern Western Ghats in Goa, southern Maharashtra and northern Karnataka, in areas facing severe human pressures.
- Endemicity, the phenomenon of being present only in a specific geographical area.
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Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), is headed by
- Prime Minister
- Defense Minister
- Home Minister
- Defense Secretary
Question 2. Consider the following statements.
- All Rhabdops snakes are endemic to India.
- Rhabdops are nocturnal snake and hunt for prey underwater.
Choose the correct statements.
- 1only
- 2 only
- Neither 1 nor 2
- Both 1 and 2
Question 3. The parent organisation of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations is the
- Ministry of Culture
- Ministry of Tourism
- Ministry of External Affairs
- It is an autonomous organisation
Question 4. ‘Technosphere’, a term which recently appeared in the news, refers to all
- Urban regions of the developed world.
- Urban regions of our planet.
- Structures those humans have constructed in urban areas.
- Structures those humans have constructed to keep them alive on the planet including farms.
Question 5. The Lokpal Act, in its present form, provides for a five-member panel
to select the anti-corruption ombudsman, comprising the
- Prime Minister
- Lok Sabha Speaker
- Rajya Sabha Chairman
- Chief Justice of India
- Leader of the Opposition in the lower House
Select the correct answer using the code given below:
- 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
- 2 and 5 only
- 1, 2, 4 and 5 only
- 1, 3 and 4 only
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- What is Two Round Election system? Should India move towards two round first past the post system? Examine the pros and cons of such a move.
GS Paper III
2. What are the various Export control regimes? What does India stand to gain from the membership of these regimes?
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Research Groups
Cervenka Consulting.
Consulting engineers that specialise in the numerical analysis of concrete structures.
Produce the ATENA software for non-linear finite element analysis of reinforced concrete structures.
This simulates structural behavior such as concrete cracking, crushing and reinforcement yielding.
Leonhardt, Andrä und Partner.
Institute of Construction Informatics at the Technical University of Dresden under Prof. Menzel.
Focus on application of IT to civil engineering; conduct research into Building Information Modelling, i.e. the modelling of buildings, sites, processes and costs.
Centre for Critical Infrastructure Reseach, University College Dublin.
Centre for Mobility Systems at the Austrian Insitute of Technology, conduct research on a wide range of topics, including road condition monitoring and structural assessment.
Institute of Structural Engineering at BOKU Universität für Bodenkultur, Wien.
Strtuctural Innovation and Monitoring Technologies Resource Centre provides a national service for research and development of SHM in Canada.
DISEG Department of Structural, Geotechnical and Building Engineering, Politecnico di Torino.


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property)
and return the result. The result is the same as url.parse
in Node.js core.
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where req.url
does
not change will return a cached parsed object, rather than parsing again.
Parse the original URL of the given request object and return the result.
This works by trying to parse req.originalUrl
if it is a string, otherwise
parses req.url
. The result is the same as url.parse
in Node.js core.
Calling this function multiple times on the same req
where req.originalUrl
does not change will return a cached parsed object, rather than parsing again.
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Parsing URL "http://localhost:8888/foo/bar?user=tj&pet=fluffy"
4 tests completed.
fasturl x 2,207,842 ops/sec ±3.76% (184 runs sampled)
nativeurl - legacy x 507,180 ops/sec ±0.82% (191 runs sampled)
nativeurl - whatwg x 290,044 ops/sec ±1.96% (189 runs sampled)
parseurl x 488,907 ops/sec ±2.13% (192 runs sampled)
> node benchmark/pathquery.js
Parsing URL "/foo/bar?user=tj&pet=fluffy"
4 tests completed.
fasturl x 3,812,564 ops/sec ±3.15% (188 runs sampled)
nativeurl - legacy x 2,651,631 ops/sec ±1.68% (189 runs sampled)
nativeurl - whatwg x 161,837 ops/sec ±2.26% (189 runs sampled)
parseurl x 4,166,338 ops/sec ±2.23% (184 runs sampled)
> node benchmark/samerequest.js
Parsing URL "/foo/bar?user=tj&pet=fluffy" on same request object
4 tests completed.
fasturl x 3,821,651 ops/sec ±2.42% (185 runs sampled)
nativeurl - legacy x 2,651,162 ops/sec ±1.90% (187 runs sampled)
nativeurl - whatwg x 175,166 ops/sec ±1.44% (188 runs sampled)
parseurl x 14,912,606 ops/sec ±3.59% (183 runs sampled)
> node benchmark/simplepath.js
Parsing URL "/foo/bar"
4 tests completed.
fasturl x 12,421,765 ops/sec ±2.04% (191 runs sampled)
nativeurl - legacy x 7,546,036 ops/sec ±1.41% (188 runs sampled)
nativeurl - whatwg x 198,843 ops/sec ±1.83% (189 runs sampled)
parseurl x 24,244,006 ops/sec ±0.51% (194 runs sampled)
> node benchmark/slash.js
Parsing URL "/"
4 tests completed.
fasturl x 17,159,456 ops/sec ±3.25% (188 runs sampled)
nativeurl - legacy x 11,635,097 ops/sec ±3.79% (184 runs sampled)
nativeurl - whatwg x 240,693 ops/sec ±0.83% (189 runs sampled)
parseurl x 42,279,067 ops/sec ±0.55% (190 runs sampled)


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olebrowse is a simple GUI to browse OLE files (e.g. MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint documents), to
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It is part of the python-oletools package.
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If you provide a file it will be opened, else a dialog will allow you to browse folders to open a file. Then if it is a valid OLE file, the list of data streams will be displayed. You can select a stream, and then either view its content in a builtin hexadecimal viewer, or save it to a file for further analysis.
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Iterators have different categories (see Section 7.2) that represent special iterator abilities. It might be useful or even necessary to be able to overload behavior for different iterator categories. By using iterator tags and iterator traits (both provided in <iterator>) such an overloading can be performed.
For each iterator category, the C++ standard library provides an iterator tag that can be used as a "label" for iterators:
namespace std { struct output_iterator_tag { }; struct input_iterator_tag { }; struct forward_iterator_tag : public input_iterator_tag { }; struct bidirectional_iterator_tag : public forward_iterator_tag { }; struct random_access_iterator_tag : public bidirectional_iterator_tag { }; }
Note that inheritance is used. So, for example, any forward iterator is a kind of input iterator. However, note that the tag for forward iterators is only derived from the tag for input iterators, not from the tag for output iterators. Thus, any forward iterator is not a kind of output iterator. In fact, forward iterators have requirements that keep them from being output iterators.
If you write generic code, you might not only be interested in the iterator category. For example, you may need the type of the elements to which the iterator refers. Therefore, the C++ standard library provides a special template structure to define the iterator traits. This structure contains all relevant information regarding an iterator. It is used as a common interface for all the type definitions an iterator should have (the category, the type of the elements, and so on):
namespace std { template <class T> struct iterator_traits { typedef typename T::value_type value_type; typedef typename T::difference_type difference_type; typedef typename T::iterator_category iterator_category; typedef typename T::pointer pointer; typedef typename T::reference reference; }; }
In this template, T stands for the type of the iterator. Thus, you can write code that uses for any iterator its category, the type of its elements, and so on. For example, the following expression yields the value type of iterator type T:
typename std::iterator_traits<T>::value_type
This structure has two advantages:
It ensures that an iterator provides all type definitions.
It can be (partially) specialized for (sets of) special iterators. The latter is done for ordinary pointers that also can be used as iterators:
namespace std { template <class T> struct iterator_traits<T*> { typedef T value_type; typedef ptrdiff_t difference_type; typedef random_access_iterator_tag iterator_category; typedef T* pointer; typedef T& reference; }; }
Thus, for any type "pointer to" "T", it is defined that it has the random access iterator category. A corresponding partial specialization exists for constant pointers (const T*).
Using iterator traits, you can write generic functions that derive type definitions or use different implementation code depending on the iterator category.
A simple example of the use of iterator traits is an algorithm that needs a temporary variable for the elements. Such a temporary value is declared simply like this
typename std::iterator_traits<T>::value_type tmp;
whereby T is the type of the iterator.
Another example is an algorithm that shifts elements cyclically:
template <class ForwardIterator> void shift_left (ForwardIterator beg, ForwardIterator end) { //temporary variable for first element typedef typename std::iterator_traits<ForwardIterator>::value_type value_type; if (beg != end) { //save value of first element value_type tmp(*beg); //shift following values ... } }
To use different implementations for different iterator categories you must follow these two steps:
Step 1. Let your template function call another function with the iterator category as an additional argument. For example:
template <class Iterator> inline void foo (Iterator beg, Iterator end) { foo (beg, end, std::iterator_traits<Iterator>::iterator_category()); }
Step 2. Implement that other function for any iterator category that provides a special implementation that is not derived from another iterator category. For example:
//foo() for bidirectional iterators template <class BiIterator> void foo (BiIterator beg, BiIterator end, std::bidirectional_iterator_tag) { ... } //foo() for random access iterators template <class RaIterator> void foo (RaIterator beg, RaIterator end, std::random_access_iterator_tag) { }
The version for random access iterators could, for example, use random access operations, whereas the version for bidirectional iterators would not. Due to the hierarchy of iterator tags (see page 283) you could provide one implementation for more than one iterator category.
An example of following the steps in the previous subsection is the implementation of the auxiliary distance() iterator function. This function returns the distance between two iterator positions and their elements (see Section 7.3.2). The implementation for random access iterators only uses the operator -. For all other iterator categories, the number of increments to reach the end of the range is returned.
//general distance() template <class Iterator> typename std::iterator_traits<Iterator>::difference_type distance (Iterator pos1, Iterator pos2) { return distance (pos1, pos2, std::iterator_traits<Iterator> ::iterator_category()); } //distance() for random access iterators template <class RaIterator> typename std::iterator_traits<RaIterator>::difference_type distance (RaIterator pos1, RaIterator pos2, std::random_access_iterator_tag) { return pos2 - pos1; } //distance() for input, forward, and bidirectional iterators template <class InIterator> typename std::iterator_traits<lnIterator>::difference_type distance (Inlterator pos1, InIterator pos2, std::input_iterator_tag) { typename std::iterator_traits<lnIterator>::difference_type d; for (d=0; pos1 != pos2; ++pos1, ++d) { ; } return d; }
The difference type of the iterator is used as the return type. Note that the second version uses the tag for input iterators, so this implementation is also used by forward and bidirectional iterators because their tags are derived from input_iterator_tag.
Let's write an iterator. As mentioned in the previous section, you need iterator traits provided for the user-defined iterator. You can provide them in one of two ways:
Provide the necessary five type definitions for the general iterator_traits structure (see page 284).
Provide a (partial) specialization of the iterator_traits structure.
For the first way, the C++ standard library provides a special base class, iterator<>, that does the type definitions. You need only to pass the types[6] :
[6] In older STL versions, the auxiliary types input_iterator, output_iterator, forward_iterator, bidirectional_iterator, and random_access_iterator were provided instead of iterator.
class MyIterator : public std::iterator <std::bidirectional_iterator_tag, type, ptrdiff_t, type*, type&> { ... };
The first template parameter defines the iterator category, the second defines the element type type, the third defines the difference type, the fourth defines the pointer type, and the fifth defines the reference type. The last three arguments are optional and have the default values ptrdif_f_t, type*, and type&. Often it is enough to use the following definition:
class MyIterator : public std::iterator <std::bidirectional_iterator_tag, type> { ... };
The following example demonstrates how to write a user-defined iterator. It is an insert iterator for associative containers. Unlike insert iterators of the C++ standard library (see Section 7.4.2), no insert position is used.
Here is the implementation of the iterator class:
// iter/assoiter.hpp #include <iterator> /* template class for insert iterator for associative containers */ template <class Container> class asso_insert_iterator : public std::iterator <std::output_iterator_tag, void, void, void, void> { protected: Container& container; //container in which elements are inserted public: //constructor explicit asso_insert_iterator (Container& c) : container(c) { } //assignment operator // - inserts a value into the container asso_insert_iterator<Container>& operator= (const typename Container::value_type& value) { container.insert(value); return *this; } //dereferencing is a no-op that returns the iterator itself asso_insert_iterator<Container>& operator* () { return *this; } //increment operation is a no-op that returns the iterator itself asso_insert_iterator<Container>& operator++ () { return *this; } asso_insert_iterator<Container>& operator++ (int) { return *this; } }; /* convenience function to create the inserter */ template <class Container> inline asso_insert_iterator<Container> asso_inserter (Container& c) { return asso_insert_iterator<Container>(c); }
The asso_insert_iterator class is derived from the iterator class. The first template argument output_iterator_tag is passed to iterator to specify the iterator category. Output iterators can only be used to write something. Thus, as for all output iterators, element and difference types are void.[7]
[7] For older STL versions, the asso_insert_iterator class must be derived from class output_iterator without any template parameter.
At creation time the iterator stores its container in its container member. Any value that gets assigned is inserted into the container by insert(). Operators * and ++ are no-ops that simply return the iterator itself. Thus, the iterator maintains control. If the usual iterator interface is used
*pos = value
the *pos expression returns *this to which the new value is assigned. That assignment is transfered into a call of insert (value) for the container.
After the definition of the inserter class, the usual convenient function asso_inserter is defined as convenience function to create and initialize an inserter. The following program uses such an inserter to insert some elements into a set:
// iter/assoiter.cpp #include <iostream> #include <set> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; #include "print.hpp" #include "assoiter.hpp" int main() { set<int> coll; //create inserter for coll // - inconvenient way asso_insert_iterator<set<int> > iter(coll); //insert elements with the usual iterator interface *iter = 1; iter++; *iter = 2; iter++; *iter = 3; PRINT_ELEMENTS(coll); //create inserter for coll and insert elements // - convenient way asso_inserter(coll) = 44; asso_inserter(coll) = 55; PRINT_ELEMENTS(coll); //use inserter with an algorithm int vals[] = { 33, 67, -4, 13, 5, 2 }; copy (vals, vals+(sizeof(vals)/sizeof(vals[0])), //source asso_inserter(coll)); //destination PRINT_ELEMENTS(coll); }
The output of the program is as follows:
1 2 3 1 2 3 44 55 -4 1 2 3 5 13 33 44 55 67
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This demo features JButton configuration options and new QButtonUI implementations.
JButton Configuration
If I want to make a traditional thumbnail button (with the text below the icon): how do I configure that button? This only comes up once every 2-3 years, which is just often enough for me to forget every time.
This demo lets me walk through how the key attributes JButtons alter its appearance so I can more easily identify which properties I need to change.
Aqua Implementation
If you're viewing this on Mac: the default ButtonUI is the AquaButtonUI. This demo shows off 3 special features of the AquaButtonUI:
- Button Type: Apple offers a few specific button types to choose from. There used to be more, and they used to have specific roles/usages. But now Apple has simpler guidelines, and for the most part they encourage you to just the default push button.
- Segment Position: If a button type supports segmented positions: then the demo includes three consecutive buttons "Left", "Middle", "Right". Segmented buttons are still often used in toolbars in Mac applications.
- Size Variant: these help shrink buttons ("regular", "small", "mini"). I don't have any examples handy that demonstrate that Apple still encourages using this practice, though.
QButtonUI
This demo also includes five new UIs: BevelButtonUI, GradientButtonUI, RecessedButtonUI, RoundRectButtonUI, SquareButtonUI. These are all subclasses of the abstract QButtonUI class.
QButtonUI subclasses include the following options:
- Segment Positions: these are similar to Apple's implementation. QButtonUIs also include vertical segment positions, although this is not included in the demo. (Because, really, who needs vertically segmented buttons?)
- Paint Stroke: these buttons are mostly rendered using a call to
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and a separate call to Graphics2D.draw(shape)
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instruction. (The AbstractButton.isContentAreaFilled()
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AbstractButton.setFocusPainted(..)
toggles the presence of a painted focus entirely.)
- Buttons can also be rendered as a circle. This option is intended to only be used for buttons with an icon and no text. For example: a help button or a play/pause button.
- QButtonUIs can be converted to QComboBoxUIs so your JComboBoxes can match your JButtons in appearance. QComboBoxes include Apple's concept of being a "Pop-Up" button vs being a "Pull-Down" button.
There is no "size variant" option, but you can manually change the corner radius size and font size of buttons tweak the size.
QButtonUIs are vector-based, so if you change their size manually they will adapt reasonably well.


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#include <Nav2API.h>
Inheritance diagram for WFAPI::Nav2API:
See each interface for information about their usage.
To startup the API first create a Nav2API instance and call start function on it. After the Nav2StatusListener's startupComplete function has been called the API is ready for use, if there is an error in startup the error function in the Nav2StatusListener is called instead.
To connect a MapLibAPI use the connectMapLib function, this must be done after the Nav2StatusListener has received the startupComplete call. The Nav2StatusListener will receive mapLibStartupComplete call when MapLib is ready for usage.
See MapLibAPI for more information about MapLibAPI usage.
| WFAPI::Nav2API::Nav2API | ( | ) |
Create the Nav2API, don't forget to call start function.
| virtual WFAPI::Nav2API::~Nav2API | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Destructor.
| void WFAPI::Nav2API::addStatusListener | ( | Nav2StatusListener * | statusListener | ) |
| statusListener | The new status listener. |
| void WFAPI::Nav2API::connectMapLib | ( | MapLibAPI * | mapLibAPI | ) |
Call this to connect the MapLibAPI with this Nav2API server communication and settings. Only one MapLibAPI can be connected.
| mapLibAPI | The MapLibAPI to connect. |
| BillingInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getBillingInterface | ( | ) |
Get the BillingInterface.
| virtual const WFString& WFAPI::Nav2API::getClientType | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the client type which will use the API.
NOTE: This only needs to be set for Symbian platform, hence Linux, WM, Maemo and iPhone clientType is set in their respective Nav2API files. I.E. the Linux client type is set from the beginning the LinuxNav2API.cpp file.
| DBufConnection* WFAPI::Nav2API::getDBufConnection | ( | ) |
Get DBufConnection, i.e. the communication channel which can be supplied into MapLib.
| FavouriteInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getFavouriteInterface | ( | ) |
Get the FavouriteInterface.
| ImageInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getImageInterface | ( | ) |
Get the ImageInterface.
| Nav2APIImpl* WFAPI::Nav2API::getImpl | ( | ) |
Internal function.
| LocationInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getLocationInterface | ( | ) |
Get the GPS and cell ID interface.
| NavigationInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getNavigationInterface | ( | ) |
Get the navigation interface, it relies on route interface for making routes to navigate.
| NetworkInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getNetworkInterface | ( | ) |
Get the network link settings and connection interface.
| RouteInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getRouteInterface | ( | ) |
Get the RouteInterface.
| SearchInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getSearchInterface | ( | ) |
Get the SearchInterface.
| SettingsInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getSettingsInterface | ( | ) |
Get the SettingsInterface.
| TunnelInterface& WFAPI::Nav2API::getTunnelInterface | ( | ) |
Get the TunnelInterface.
| WFString WFAPI::Nav2API::getVoiceLanguageAsString | ( | VoiceLanguage::VoiceLanguage | lang, | |
| bool | uppercase | |||
| ) |
Get the two character string for a language.
| lang | The language to get a string for. | |
| uppercase | If to return upper case or lower case. |
| void WFAPI::Nav2API::removeStatusListener | ( | Nav2StatusListener * | statusListener | ) |
| statusListener | The new status listener. |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setAudioTypeDirName | ( | const WFString & | audioTypeDirName | ) | [virtual] |
Sets the folder name of the voice directory. The voices should be in the resource data path / the audioDirName. So if the client are using ogg files the preferrable set this path to Vorbis.
| audioTypeDirName | The name of the audio type directory. |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setClientType | ( | const WFString & | clientType | ) | [virtual] |
To set the client type which will use the API.
| clientType | The type of the client. |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setClientTypeOptions | ( | const WFString & | clientTypeOptions | ) | [virtual] |
To set the client type options.
| clientTypeOptions | The client type options. |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setHttpProto | ( | bool | httpProto | ) | [virtual] |
Set this to true if the connection to the server should use http. If set to false the connection should use socket.
| httpProto | True if using http connection, false if using sockets. |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setHttpRequestString | ( | const WFString & | httpRequestString | ) | [virtual] |
To set the http server for the requests to our server. Note that this function should only be used if the client don't want to use the ordinary server.
NOTE: Implementation only for S60. Linux, WM, have no implementation yet.
| httpRequestString | The http request string containing the server adress, such as "http://host:/nav". |
| virtual void WFAPI::Nav2API::setProgramVersion | ( | const ProgramVersion & | programVersion | ) | [virtual] |
This function sets the version of the client.
| programVersion | The version of the application. |
| void WFAPI::Nav2API::setStatusListener | ( | Nav2StatusListener * | statusListener | ) |
| statusListener | The new status listener. |
| virtual AsynchronousStatus WFAPI::Nav2API::start | ( | Nav2StatusListener * | statusListener, | |
| StartupData * | startupData | |||
| ) | [pure virtual] |
Call function to begin starting the Nav2API. Nav2StatusListener is called when startup has completed.
| statusListener | The Nav2StatusListener to call when startup is done and for later errors as well. | |
| startupData | The StartupData with the startup settings. |
Implemented in WFAPI::WindowsMobileNav2API, WFAPI::S60Nav2API, WFAPI::MaemoNav2API, WFAPI::NokiaMaemoNav2API, WFAPI::IPhoneNav2API, and WFAPI::LinuxNav2API.
| void WFAPI::Nav2API::stop | ( | ) |
Starts shut down procedure of Nav2API. When done the Nav2StatusListener will get a call to stopComplete.


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Hauptseminar: Arithmetische Homotopietheorie
Heidelberg UniversityTitle: Homological Algebra of locally compact abelian groups
Prof. Alexander Schmidt's research seminar on condensed mathematics during the winter term of 2020
Title: Homological Algebra of locally compact abelian groups
Prof. Alexander Schmidt's research seminar on condensed mathematics during the winter term of 2020


Student Presentations
Speakers - Saturday Afternoon
Saturday, April 4, 2009 at 1:00pm in Psychology 101
Pixel
Michael Hansen - Indiana University
The Effect of Causal Ambiguity on Exploratory Play
Christopher Perry, Anna Silverman, Heidi Kloos, PhD. - University of Cincinnati
Learning Adjectives, Categories, and Nouns via Cross-Situational Statistics
Tarun Gangwani, George Kachergis - Indiana University
Tracking Eye Movements While Judging the Romantic Interest of Others
Jennifer Long - Indiana University
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Speakers - Sunday Afternoon
Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 1:00pm in Psychology 101
My Personal Encounters with Neuroplasticity
L.Cpl. Aaron Rincon, USMC - Indiana University
Evaluating Process Models of Semantic Fluency
R'nld Wheeler - Indiana University
Active vs. Passive Category Learning and Generalization
Elizabeth Morrone - Indiana University
Modeling the Impact of Lesions in the
Human Brain
Jeff Alstott - Indiana University
Theory of Mind
Evan Galup - Indiana University
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Poster Session
Saturday, April 4, 2009 at 6:00pm in the Psychology Building, Main Floor
Gender Differences in Worry Severity on Multiple Life Domains
Daniel Bassman - University of Cincinnati
The Effect of Desirability and Past Accuracy on Source Credibility Judgments
Kristin Bryant - Illinois Institute of Technology
Intermittent Vision Restores the Speed-Accuracy Tradeoff During Memory-Guided
Tracking
Josh Chin - Southern Illinois University
Teaching and Learning Relational Structures
Benjamin Gerstle - University of Louisville
Investigating the Speed-Accuracy Tradeoff during Visually- and Memory-Guided
Tracking
Eric Greenlee - Southern Illinois University
LOav: Evidence for high-level processing across sensory
modalities within the lateral occipital complex
Ross VanDerKlok - Indiana University


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