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Philippines vice president calls for revamped drug war to end 'senseless killings'
MANILA: The opposition leader put in charge of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs said on Friday (Nov 8) it was time to reassess a campaign that was fraught with senseless killings and had failed to curtail a staggering rise in addiction.
Speaking at her first meeting in charge of a task force on narcotics, Vice President Leni Robredo said the strategy should be as much about public health as it was crime and justice, and police operations, known as "Oplan Tokhang", must be conducted lawfully and based on evidence.
Robredo is a political rival of the popular Duterte and has long been a critic of his flagship campaign, arguing that thousands of urban poor have been killed, with no sign of progress towards dismantling major drugs networks.
"There are many senseless killings that have accompanied Oplan Tokhang, it has reached a certain level of notoriety, that Tokhang is a war against the poor," she said.
"It is incumbent upon us to change that thinking. It is probably time that we think about shifting to something that is effective and that no one is killed senselessly."
She added: "I am all for a evidence-based strategy and approach."
Human rights experts at home and abroad are incensed by thousands of deaths in what police say were sting operations that resulted in shootouts.
Activists dispute those accounts and accuse police of executing suspects based on weak intelligence. Police reject that.
Robredo was given the "drugs tsar" post by Duterte after remarks she made about abusive police and the campaign's ineffectiveness, made during an Oct 23 interview with Reuters, and in subsequent media appearances.

Duterte's office says he genuinely wants Robredo to succeed.
On Friday, she said drug addiction was a real problem, noting Duterte's own frustrations about what he says are up to 8 million drug-dependent Filipinos. Duterte has not disclosed the source of his numbers.
Robredo said she interpreted Duterte's offer as a sign of his openness to new ideas.
"I want to look at it as a signal that the president is open to listen to fresh perspectives about the entire campaign," she said.
"I also want to look at it as agreement that it is time to objectively assess what we have been doing."


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This workflow is one example implementation. You could choose to push messages from the server straight to the user, without using the rich notifications; you could also send notifications to users without using data from GCM. However, these two APIs are a natural fit for each other: GCM can wake up an app when new data is available server-side; rich notifications surface the information to the user.
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Geeta-Kavita is a website devoted to Hindi Literature, especially poetry and contemplations. The site is run by Rajiv Krishna Saxena, who is a professor of Biology / Immunology and was till recently the President / Vice President of the new South Asian University (SAARC University) in New Delhi. Prof. Saxena runs this site because of his interest in promoting Hindi poetry, literature and the Indian thought. Garima Saxena is an advisor / expert on artwork.
Prof. Saxena has translated all 700 Sanskrit shlokas in Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta into metered Hindi verses. This work has been published by Pustak Mahal, Delhi, under the title “Geeta Kavya Madhuri”. Another book of Prof. Saxena “Baal Geeta” was recently published by Penguin Books. In Baal Geeta, main ideas of Geeta have been paraphrased into very simple Hindi verses for children and first time readers of Geeta. Excerpts from Both these books are available on this website.
Website has a selection of large number of well known Hindi poems and some thought provoking articles. The collection is constantly growing. Readers can forward the poems / articles they like to their friends and dear ones and thus promote Hindi literature. Facility to forward the link has been provided. Reader’s feedback is most welcome.


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Yodel delivery driver leaves bluetooth speakers in the toilet
A disgruntled customer says a parcel was dumped through her bathroom window and straight into her loo.
Rebeka Alam, 21, had ordered the package on Yodel last month and received an email telling her it had been delivered while she was at work.
After returning home she was handed a note by her mum’s partner telling her the package had been dropped through ‘the open window [at the] side of the house’.
She prayed the toilet seat had been left down but her worst fears were confirmed when she went to the bathroom to find her new speakers ruined by toilet water.
Rebeka, from Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, says Yodel have washed their hands of the problem by telling her to complain to the seller instead of them.
The disgruntled shopper said: ‘I’ve seen stories, I’ve heard stories, but never as bad as it landing in the toilet. It could only happen to me.’ Advertisement Advertisement
As soon as she as handed the note left by the delivery driver, Rebeka knew exactly where her parcel was going to be.
She says the family don’t usually leave any windows open in the house except for a tiny one in the bathroom, which doesn’t have an extractor fan.
When Rebeka returned home that evening her mum’s partner had already fished the parcel out of the loo, but not before taking a snap of the floater.
Despite allowing a few hours for it to dry off, she opened the packaging and found water had gone ‘all over’ her speaker.
She says it wouldn’t turn on the first time and she doesn’t want to test it out again because it’s electrical.
Rebeka added: ‘The value wasn’t excessive, but that’s no the point. It’s the principle.’
The unhappy customer says she was on the phone to Yodel for half an hour before the adviser admitted to giving her the wrong information.
She was urged to scrap everything that had been said and was told to contact the seller, let them know the item has been damaged and that they would then have to raise a complaint with the company.
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Rebeka emailed the seller, send them pictures and was told she would get a refund.
After hunting online for Yodel’s Facebook page she says she saw a number of stories about packages being dropped off in people’s bins.
The company’s chief operating officer Carl Moore said: ‘The safe delivery of parcels is our number one priority so we are disappointed that this driver has broken our strict protocols.
‘We’ve been in touch with Ms Alam to apologise for her experience. We invest heavily in training and will be taking appropriate action with the driver.’
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FADE IN: ON COMPUTER SCREEN so close it has no boundaries. A blinking cursor pulses in the electronic darkness like a heart coursing with phosphorous light, burning beneath the derma of black-neon glass. A PHONE begins to RING, we hear it as though we were making the call. The cursor continues to throb, relentlessly patient, until -- MAN (V.O.) Yeah? Data now slashes across the screen, information flashing faster than we can read: "Call trans opt: received. 2-19-96 13:24:18 REC:Log>." WOMAN (V.O.) Is everything in place? The man is silent. On screen: "Trace program: running." We listen to the phone conversation as though we were on a third line. The man's name is Cypher. The woman, Trinity. TRINITY (WOMAN) (V.O.) I said, is everything in place? The entire screen fills with racing columns of numbers. Shimmering like green-electric rivers, they rush at a 10- digit phone number in the top corner. CYPHER (MAN) (V.O.) You weren't supposed to relieve me. TRINITY (V.O.) I know but I felt like taking a shift. The area code is identified. The first three numbers suddenly fixed, leaving only seven flowing columns. CYPHER (V.O.) You like him, don't you? You like watching him? We begin MOVING TOWARD the screen, CLOSING IN as each digit is matched, one by one, snapping into place like the wheels of a slot machine. TRINITY (V.O.)  CYPHER (V.O.) We're going to kill him. Do you understand that?  TRINITY (V.O.) Morpheus believes he is the One. Only two thin digits left. CYPHER (V.O.) Do you? TRINITY (V.O.) I... it doesn't matter what I believe. CYPHER (V.O.) You don't, do you? TRINITY (V.O.) If you have something to say, I suggest you say it to Morpheus. CYPHER (V.O.) I intend to, believe me. Someone has to. The final NUMBER POPS into place -- TRINITY (V.O.) Did you hear that? CYPHER (V.O.) Hear what? On screen: "Trace complete. Call origin: #312-555-0690." TRINITY (V.O.) Are you sure this line is clean? CYPHER (V.O.) Yeah, 'course I'm sure. We MOVE, STILL CLOSING, the ELECTRIC HUM of the green NUMBERS GROWING into an ominous ROAR. TRINITY (V.O.) I better go. She hangs up as we PASS THROUGH the numbers, entering the nether world of the computer screen. Suddenly, a flashlight cuts open the darkness and we find ourselves in -- INT. CHASE HOTEL - NIGHT The hotel was abandoned after a fire licked its way across the polyester carpeting, destroying several rooms as it spooled soot up the walls and ceiling, leaving patterns of permanent shadow. We FOLLOW four armed POLICE OFFICERS using flashlights as they creep down the blackened hall and ready themselves on either side of Room 303. The biggest of them violently kicks in the door -- The other cops pour in behind him, guns thrust before them. BIG COP Police! Freeze! The room is almost devoid of furniture. There is a fold- up table and chair with a phone, a modem, and a Powerbook computer. The only light in the room is the glow of the computer. Sitting there, her hands still on the keyboard, is TRINITY; a woman in black leather. BIG COP Hands behind your head! Now! Do it!  AGENT SMITH and AGENT BROWN get out of the car. They wear dark suits and sunglasses even at night. They are also always hardwired; small Secret Service earphones in one ear, the cord coiling back into their shirt collars. AGENT SMITH Lieutenant?  AGENT SMITH Lieutenant, you were given specific orders -- LIEUTENANT I'm just doing my job.  AGENT SMITH The orders were for your protection. The Lieutenant laughs. LIEUTENANT I think we can handle one little girl. Agent Smith nods to Agent Brown as they start toward the hotel. LIEUTENANT I sent two units. They're bringing her down now. AGENT SMITH No, Lieutenant, your men are already dead. INT. CHASE HOTEL The Big Cop flicks out his cuffs, the other cops holding a bead. They've done this a hundred times, they know they've got her, until the Big Cop reaches with the cuffs and Trinity moves -- It almost doesn't register, so smooth and fast, inhumanly fast. The eye blinks and Trinity's palm snaps up and his nose explodes, blood erupting. Her leg kicks with the force of a wrecking ball and he flies back, a two-hundred-fifty pound sack of limp meat and bone that slams into the cop farthest from her. Trinity moves again, BULLETS RAKING the WALLS, flashlights sweeping with panic as the remaining cops try to stop a leather-clad ghost. A GUN still in the cop's hand is snatched, twisted and FIRED. There is a final violent exchange of GUNFIRE and when it's over, Trinity is the only one standing. A flashlight rocks slowly to a stop. TRINITY Shit. EXT. CHASE HOTEL Agent Brown enters the hotel while Agent Smith heads for the alley. INT. CHASE HOTEL Trinity is on the phone, pacing. The other end is answered. MAN (V.O.) Operator. TRINITY Morpheus! The line was traced! I don't know how. MORPHEUS (MAN) (V.O.) I know. They cut the hardline. This line is not a viable exit. TRINITY Are they any agent? MORPHEUS (V.O.) Yes. TRINITY Goddamnit! MORPHEUS (V.O.) You have to focus. There is a phone. Wells and Lake. You can make it. She takes a deep breath, centering herself. TRINITY All right -- MORPHEUS (V.O.) Go. She drops the phone. INT. HALL She bursts out of the room as Agent Brown enters the hall, leading another unit of police. Trinity races to the opposite end, exiting through a broken window onto the fire escape. EXT. FIRE ESCAPE In the alley below, Trinity sees Agent Smith staring at her. She can only go up. EXT. ROOF On the roof, Trinity is running as Agent Brown rises over the parapet, leading the cops in pursuit. Trinity begins to jump from one roof to the next, her movements so clean, gliding in and out of each jump, contrasted to the wild jumps of the cops. Agent Brown, however, has the same unnatural grace. The metal SCREAM of an elevated TRAIN is heard and Trinity turns to it, racing for the back of the building. The edge falls away into a wide back alley. The next building is over 40 feet away but Trinity's face is perfectly calm, staring at some point beyond the other roof. The cops slow, realizing they are about to see something ugly as Trinity drives at the edge, launching herself into the air. From above, the ground seems to flow beneath her as she hangs in flight -- Then hitting, somersaulting up, still running hard. COP Mutherfucker -- that's impossible! They stare, slack-jawed, as Agent Brown duplicates the move exactly, landing, rolling over a shoulder up onto one knee. Just below the building are the RUMBLING TRACKS of riveted steel. The TRAIN SCREECHES beneath her, a RATTLING blur of gray metal. Trinity jumps, landing easily. She looks back just as Agent Brown hurls through the air barely reaching the last car -- Agent Brown stands, yanking out a gun. Trinity is running hard as BULLETS WHISTLE past her head. Ahead she sees her only chance, 50 feet beyond the point where the train has begun to turn, there is -- A window; a yellow glow in the midst of a dark brick building. Trinity zeros in on it, running as hard as she can, her speed compounded by the train. The SCREAM of the STEEL rises as she nears the edge where the train rocks into the turn. Trinity hurtles into the empty night space, her body leveling into a dive. She falls, arms covering her head as -- HER POV The whole world seems to spin on its axis -- BACK TO SCENE And she crashes with an EXPLOSION of GLASS and WOOD, then falls onto a back stairwell, tumbling, bouncing down stairs bleeding, broken -- But still alive. Through the smashed window, she glimpses Agent Brown, still on the train, his tie and coat whipping in the wind; stone-faced, he touches his ear piece as the train slides him past the window. Trinity tries to move. Everything hurts. TRINITY Get up, Trinity. You're fine.  She stands and limps down the rest of the stairs. Trinity emerges from the shadows of an alley and, at the end of the block, in a pool of white street light, she sees it. The telephone booth. Obviously hurt, she starts down the concrete walk, focusing in completely, her pace quickening, as the PHONE begins to RING. Across the street, a garbage truck suddenly turns U-turns, its TIRES SCREAMING as it accelerates. Trinity sees the headlights of the truck arcing at the telephone booth as if taking aim. Gritting through the pain, she races the truck -- Slamming into the booth, the headlights blindingly bright, bearing down on the box of Plexiglas just as -- She answers the phone. There is a frozen instant of silence before the hulking mass of dark metal lurches up onto the sidewalk -- Barrelling through the booth, bulldozing it into a brick wall, SMASHING it to PLEXIGLAS PULP. After a moment, a black loafer steps down from the cab of the garbage truck. Agent Smith inspects the wreckage. There is no body. Trinity is gone. His jaw sets as he grinds his molars in frustration. AGENT JONES walks up behind him. AGENT JONES Then the informant is real. AGENT SMITH Does that surprise you? It was inevitable. AGENT JONES He'll be contacting us again. AGENT SMITH Expect it. Did you get anything from the room? AGENT JONES Their next target. The name is Neo. The handset of the pay phone lays on the ground, separated in the crash like a severed limb. AGENT SMITH We'll need a search running. AGENT JONES It's already begun. We are SUCKED TOWARDS the mouthpiece of the phone, CLOSER and CLOSER, until the smooth gray plastic spreads out like a horizon and the small holes widen until we FALL THROUGH one -- Swallowed by DARKNESS. The DARKNESS BEGINS TO RIPPLE WITH BRIGHT FLASHES OF BONE WHITE as we PULL OUT of the eye of a skull. It is a computer screen saver; the Jolly Roger flutters against an electronic wind. We DRIFT BACK FROM the screen and INTO -- INT. NEO'S APARTMENT It is a studio apartment that seems overgrown with technology. Weed-like cables coil everywhere, duct-taped into thickets that wind up and around the legs of several desks. Tabletops are filled with cannibalized equipment that lay open like an autopsied corpse. At the center of this technological rat-nest is NEO, a man who knows more about living inside a computer than outside one.  Behind him, the computer screen suddenly goes blank. A prompt appears: "Wake up, Neo." Neo's eye pries open. He sits up, one eye still closed, looking around, unsure of where he is. He notices the screen. He types "CTRL X" but the letter "T" appears. NEO What...? He hits another and an "H" appears. He keeps typing, pushing random functions and keys while the computer types out a message as though it had a mind of its own. He stops and stares at the four words on the screen: "The Matrix has you."  He hits the "ESC" button. Another message appears: "Follow the white rabbit." He hits it again and the message repeats. He rubs his eyes but when he opens them, there is another message: "Knock, knock, Neo." Someone KNOCKS on his door and he almost jumps out of his chair. He looks back at the computer but the screen is now blank. Someone KNOCKS again. Neo rises, still unnerved. NEO Who is it? CHOI (O.S.) It's Choi. Neo opens the door, leaving the chain on. A young Chinese MAN stands with several of his friends. NEO You're two hours late. CHOI I know. It's her fault. His GIRLFRIEND only has to smile. NEO You got the money? CHOI Two grand. He takes out an envelope and gives it to Neo through the cracked door. NEO Hold on. He closes the door. On the floor near his bed is a book, Baudrillard's Simulacra Simulations. The book has been hollowed out and inside are several computer disks. He takes one, sticks the money in the book and drops it on the floor. Opening the door, he hands the disk to Choi. CHOI Hallelujah! You are my savior, man! My own personal Jesus Christ! NEO If you get caught using that -- CHOI I know, I know. This never happened. You don't exist. NEO Right... Neo nods as the strange feeling of unrealness suddenly returns. CHOI Something wrong, man?  NEO I don't know... My computer... He looks back at Choi, unable to explain what just happened. NEO You ever have the feeling that you're not sure if you're awake or still dreaming? CHOI All the time. It's called mescaline and it is the only way to fly. He smiles and slaps the hand of his nearest droog. CHOI It sounds to me like you need to unplug, man. A little R and R. What do you think, Dujour, should we take him with us? DUJOUR (GIRLFRIEND) Definitely. NEO I can't. I have to work tomorrow. DUJOUR Come on. It'll be fun. I promise.  The ROOM TILTS. NEO Yeah, yeah. Sure, I'll go. INT. APARTMENT An older apartment; a series of halls connects a chain of small high-ceilinged rooms lined with heavy casements. Smoke hangs like a veil, blurring the few lights there are. Dressed predominantly in black, people are everywhere, gathered in cliques around pieces of furniture like jungle cats around a tree. Neo stands against a wall, alone, sipping from a bottle of beer, feeling completely out of place, he is about to leave when he notices a woman staring at him. The woman is Trinity. She walk straight up to him. In the nearest room, shadow-like figures grind against each other to the pneumatic beat of INDUSTRIAL MUSIC. TRINITY Hello, Neo. NEO How do you know that name? TRINITY I know a lot about you. I've been wanting to meet you for some time. NEO Who are you? TRINITY My name is Trinity. NEO Trinity? The Trinity? The Trinity that cracked the I.R.S. Kansas City D-Base? TRINITY That was a long time ago. NEO Gee-zus. TRINITY What? NEO I just thought... you were a guy. TRINITY Most guys do. Neo is a little embarrassed. NEO Do you want to go somewhere and talk? TRINITY No. It's safe here and I don't have much time. The MUSIC is so LOUD they must stand very close, talking directly into each other's ear. NEO That was you on my computer? She nods. NEO How did you do that? TRINITY Right now, all I can tell you, is that you are in danger.  NEO Of what? TRINITY They're watching you, Neo. NEO Who is? TRINITY Please. Just listen. I know why you're here, Neo. I know why you left your family and your friends, why you left your home to come to this city. You're looking for him. Her body is against his; her lips very close to his ear. TRINITY I know because I came looking for the same thing, but when he found me he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. There is a hypnotic quality to her voice and Neo feels the words, like a drug, seeping into him. TRINITY It's the question that brought you here. You know the question just as I did. It is a hacker's question. NEO What is the Matrix? TRINITY When I asked him, he said that no one could ever be told the answer to that question. They have to see it to believe it. She leans close, her lips almost touching his ear. TRINITY The answer is out there, Neo. It's looking for you and it will find you, if you want it to. She turns and he watches her melt into the shifting wall of bodies. A SOUND RISES steadily, growing out of the MUSIC, pressing in on Neo until it is all he can hear as we --


Deploy the website generated by teedoc to CDN
In order to allow users in various places to access the site more quickly, you can use CDN acceleration,
A brief introduction to the principle is to first put the website on an origin server, and then synchronize this resource to nodes across the country or even the world.
The browser wants to access the website through the domain name. The server pointed to by this domain name only does one thing, which is to resolve the location of the browser, and then return it to the IP address of the node closest to the browser, and then the browser directly visits the nearest node To accelerate
First find a CDN provider, such as Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud and Qiniu Cloud.
Then the steps are as follows:
method one
Directly use the space of these providers, usually there is a free quota, upload this website directly to the space of the service provider, the service provider will assign a temporary domain name, enable the CDN
and you can directly access it, it is very simple.
But the disadvantage is that it must be re-uploaded every time it is updated, which is not easy to handle. It can be solved simply by using method two.
Method Two
Create the source server by yourself. After the source server is updated, the service provider will automatically synchronize the updates to each node
Create an origin server (origin website)
Follow the previous method to build a website and get domain name A
, such as teedoc.github.io
Add CDN acceleration to the website
If you are a domestic service provider in China, you need to have a filed domain name B
, Then register and log in, add a CDN
service, set the back-to-origin site to the previously established website domain name A
Then visit domain name B
, the service provider will automatically pull webpages from domain name A
to synchronize to various nodes in the country or the world, and then the user will be redirected to the IP
of the node nearest to the user when accessing domain name B
, To ensure the fastest browsing speed


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Class TrainingObserver¶
Defined in File training_state.h
Inheritance Relationships¶
Derived Types¶
public marian::data::CorpusBatchGenerator
(Class CorpusBatchGenerator)public marian::OptimizerBase
(Class OptimizerBase)public marian::Scheduler
(Class Scheduler)public marian::ValidatorBase
(Class ValidatorBase)
Class Documentation¶
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class
TrainingObserver
¶ Subclassed by marian::data::CorpusBatchGenerator, marian::OptimizerBase, marian::Scheduler, marian::ValidatorBase
Public Functions
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virtual
~TrainingObserver
()¶
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virtual void
init
(TrainingState&)¶
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virtual void
actAfterEpoch
(TrainingState&)¶
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virtual void
actAfterBatches
(TrainingState&)¶
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virtual void
actAfterStalled
(TrainingState&)¶
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virtual void
actAfterLoaded
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public interface VariableScope
DelegateExecution
for example is often used
in JavaDelegate
implementation to get and set variables.
Variables are typically stored on the 'highest parent'. For executions, this
means that when called on an execution the variable will be stored on the process instance
execution. Variables can be stored on the actual scope itself though, by calling the xxLocal methods.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
createVariableLocal(String variableName,
Object value) |
Object |
getTransientVariable(String variableName)
Similar to
getVariable(String) , including the searching via the parent scopes, but
for transient variables only. |
Object |
getTransientVariableLocal(String variableName)
Similar to
getVariableLocal(String) , but for a transient variable. |
Map<String,Object> |
getTransientVariables()
Similar to
getVariables() , but for transient variables only. |
Map<String,Object> |
getTransientVariablesLocal()
Similar to
getVariableLocal(String) , but for transient variables only. |
Object |
getVariable(String variableName)
Returns the variable value for one specific variable.
|
Object |
getVariable(String variableName,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariable(String) , but has an extra flag that indicates whether or not
all variables need to be fetched when getting one variable. |
<T> T |
getVariable(String variableName,
Class<T> variableClass)
Typed version of the
getVariable(String) method. |
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance |
getVariableInstance(String variableName)
Similar to
getVariable(String) , but returns a VariableInstance instance,
which contains more information than just the value. |
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance |
getVariableInstance(String variableName,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariable(String, boolean) , but returns an instance of VariableInstance ,
which has some additional information beyond the value. |
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance |
getVariableInstanceLocal(String variableName)
Similar to
getVariableLocal(String) , but returns an instance of VariableInstance ,
which has some additional information beyond the value. |
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance |
getVariableInstanceLocal(String variableName,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariableLocal(String, boolean) , but returns an instance of VariableInstance ,
which has some additional information beyond the value. |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstances()
Returns all variables, as instances of the
VariableInstance interface,
which gives more information than only the the value (type, execution id, etc.) |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstances(Collection<String> variableNames)
Similar to
getVariableInstances() , but limited to only the variables with the provided names. |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstances(Collection<String> variableNames,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariables(Collection, boolean) but returns the variables
as instances of the VariableInstance interface,
which gives more information than only the the value (type, execution id, etc.) |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstancesLocal()
Returns the variables local to this scope as instances of the
VariableInstance interface,
which provided additional information about the variable. |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstancesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
Similar to
getVariableInstances(Collection) , but only for variables local to this scope. |
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> |
getVariableInstancesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariableInstances(Collection, boolean) , but only for variables local to this scope. |
Object |
getVariableLocal(String variableName)
Returns the value for the specific variable and only checks this scope and not any parent scope.
|
Object |
getVariableLocal(String variableName,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariableLocal(String) , but has an extra flag that indicates whether or not
all variables need to be fetched when getting one variable. |
<T> T |
getVariableLocal(String variableName,
Class<T> variableClass)
Typed version of the
getVariableLocal(String) method. |
Set<String> |
getVariableNames()
Returns all the names of the variables for this scope and all parent scopes.
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Set<String> |
getVariableNamesLocal()
Returns all the names of the variables for this scope (no parent scopes).
|
Map<String,Object> |
getVariables()
Returns all variables.
|
Map<String,Object> |
getVariables(Collection<String> variableNames)
Similar to
getVariables() , but limited to only the variables with the provided names. |
Map<String,Object> |
getVariables(Collection<String> variableNames,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
#getVariables(Collection)) , but with a flag that indicates that all
variables should be fetched when fetching the specific variables. |
Map<String,Object> |
getVariablesLocal()
Returns the variable local to this scope only.
|
Map<String,Object> |
getVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
Similar to
getVariables(Collection) , but only for variables local to this scope. |
Map<String,Object> |
getVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
getVariables(Collection, boolean) , but only for variables local to this scope. |
boolean |
hasVariable(String variableName)
Returns whether this scope or any parent scope has a specific variable.
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boolean |
hasVariableLocal(String variableName)
Returns whether this scope has a specific variable.
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boolean |
hasVariables()
Returns whether this scope or any parent scope has variables.
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boolean |
hasVariablesLocal()
Returns whether this scope has variables.
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void |
removeTransientVariable(String variableName)
Removes a specific transient variable.
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void |
removeTransientVariableLocal(String variableName)
Removes a specific transient variable (also searching parent scopes).
|
void |
removeTransientVariables()
Remove all transient variable of this scope and its parent scopes.
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void |
removeTransientVariablesLocal()
Removes all local transient variables.
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void |
removeVariable(String variableName)
Removes the variable and creates a new;@link HistoricVariableUpdateEntity}
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void |
removeVariableLocal(String variableName)
Removes the local variable and creates a new
HistoricVariableUpdate . |
void |
removeVariables()
Removes the (local) variables and creates a new
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity for each of them. |
void |
removeVariables(Collection<String> variableNames)
Removes the variables and creates a new
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity for each of them. |
void |
removeVariablesLocal()
Removes the (local) variables and creates a new
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity for each of them. |
void |
removeVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
Removes the local variables and creates a new
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity for each of them. |
void |
setTransientVariable(String variableName,
Object variableValue)
Similar to
setVariable(String, Object) , but the variable is transient:
- no history is kept for the variable
- the variable is only available until a waitstate is reached in the process
- transient variables 'shadow' persistent variable (when getVariable('abc')
where 'abc' is both persistent and transient, the transient value is returned. |
void |
setTransientVariableLocal(String variableName,
Object variableValue)
Similar to
setVariableLocal(String, Object) , but for a transient variable. |
void |
setTransientVariables(Map<String,Object> transientVariables)
Similar to
setVariables(Map) , but for transient variables. |
void |
setTransientVariablesLocal(Map<String,Object> transientVariables)
Similar to
setVariablesLocal(Map) , but for transient variables. |
void |
setVariable(String variableName,
Object value)
Sets the variable with the provided name to the provided value.
|
void |
setVariable(String variableName,
Object value,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
setVariable(String, Object) , but with an extra flag to indicate whether
all variables should be fetched while doing this or not. |
Object |
setVariableLocal(String variableName,
Object value)
Similar to
setVariable(String, Object) , but the variable is set to this scope specifically. |
Object |
setVariableLocal(String variableName,
Object value,
boolean fetchAllVariables)
Similar to
setVariableLocal(String, Object, boolean) , but the variable is set to this scope specifically. |
void |
setVariables(Map<String,? extends Object> variables)
Sets the provided variables to the variable scope.
|
void |
setVariablesLocal(Map<String,? extends Object> variables)
Similar to
setVariables(Map) , but the variable are set on this scope specifically. |
Map<String,Object> getVariables()
Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstances()
VariableInstance
interface,
which gives more information than only the the value (type, execution id, etc.)Map<String,Object> getVariables(Collection<String> variableNames)
getVariables()
, but limited to only the variables with the provided names.Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstances(Collection<String> variableNames)
getVariableInstances()
, but limited to only the variables with the provided names.Map<String,Object> getVariables(Collection<String> variableNames, boolean fetchAllVariables)
#getVariables(Collection))
, but with a flag that indicates that all
variables should be fetched when fetching the specific variables.
If set to false, only the specific variables will be fetched.
Dependening on the use case, this can be better for performance, as it avoids fetching and processing
the other variables. However, if the other variables are needed further on, getting them in
one go is probably better (and the variables are cached during one Command
execution).Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstances(Collection<String> variableNames, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariables(Collection, boolean)
but returns the variables
as instances of the VariableInstance
interface,
which gives more information than only the the value (type, execution id, etc.)Map<String,Object> getVariablesLocal()
getVariables()
, the variables from the parent scope won't be returned.Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstancesLocal()
VariableInstance
interface,
which provided additional information about the variable.Map<String,Object> getVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
getVariables(Collection)
, but only for variables local to this scope.Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstancesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
getVariableInstances(Collection)
, but only for variables local to this scope.Map<String,Object> getVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariables(Collection, boolean)
, but only for variables local to this scope.Map<String,org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance> getVariableInstancesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariableInstances(Collection, boolean)
, but only for variables local to this scope.Object getVariable(String variableName)
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance getVariableInstance(String variableName)
getVariable(String)
, but returns a VariableInstance
instance,
which contains more information than just the value.Object getVariable(String variableName, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariable(String)
, but has an extra flag that indicates whether or not
all variables need to be fetched when getting one variable.
By default true (for backwards compatibility reasons), which means that calling getVariable(String)
will fetch all variables, of the current scope and all parent scopes.
Setting this flag to false can thus be better for performance. However, variables are cached, and
if other variables are used later on, setting this true might actually be better for performance.org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance getVariableInstance(String variableName, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariable(String, boolean)
, but returns an instance of VariableInstance
,
which has some additional information beyond the value.Object getVariableLocal(String variableName)
org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance getVariableInstanceLocal(String variableName)
getVariableLocal(String)
, but returns an instance of VariableInstance
,
which has some additional information beyond the value.Object getVariableLocal(String variableName, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariableLocal(String)
, but has an extra flag that indicates whether or not
all variables need to be fetched when getting one variable.
By default true (for backwards compatibility reasons), which means that calling getVariableLocal(String)
will fetch all variables, of the current scope.
Setting this flag to false can thus be better for performance. However, variables are cached, and
if other variables are used later on, setting this true might actually be better for performance.org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstance getVariableInstanceLocal(String variableName, boolean fetchAllVariables)
getVariableLocal(String, boolean)
, but returns an instance of VariableInstance
,
which has some additional information beyond the value.<T> T getVariable(String variableName, Class<T> variableClass)
getVariable(String)
method.<T> T getVariableLocal(String variableName, Class<T> variableClass)
getVariableLocal(String)
method.Set<String> getVariableNames()
Set<String> getVariableNamesLocal()
void setVariable(String variableName, Object value)
A variable is set according to the following algorithm:
In practice for most cases, this algorithm will set variables to the scope of the execution at the process instance’s root level, if there is no execution-local variable by the provided name.
variableName
- the name of the variable to be setvalue
- the value of the variable to be setvoid setVariable(String variableName, Object value, boolean fetchAllVariables)
setVariable(String, Object)
, but with an extra flag to indicate whether
all variables should be fetched while doing this or not.
The variable will be put on the highest possible scope. For an execution this is the process instance execution.
If this is not wanted, use the setVariableLocal(String, Object)
method instead.
The default (e.g. when calling setVariable(String, Object)
), is true, for backwards
compatibility reasons. However, in some use cases, it might make sense not to fetch any other variables
when setting one variable (for example when doing nothing more than just setting one variable).Object setVariableLocal(String variableName, Object value)
setVariable(String, Object)
, but the variable is set to this scope specifically.Object setVariableLocal(String variableName, Object value, boolean fetchAllVariables)
setVariableLocal(String, Object, boolean)
, but the variable is set to this scope specifically.void setVariables(Map<String,? extends Object> variables)
Variables are set according algorithm for
setVariable(String, Object)
, applied separately to each variable.
variables
- a map of keys and values for the variables to be set{@link VariableScope#setVariable(String, Object)}
void setVariablesLocal(Map<String,? extends Object> variables)
setVariables(Map)
, but the variable are set on this scope specifically.boolean hasVariables()
boolean hasVariablesLocal()
boolean hasVariable(String variableName)
boolean hasVariableLocal(String variableName)
void removeVariable(String variableName)
void removeVariableLocal(String variableName)
HistoricVariableUpdate
.void removeVariables(Collection<String> variableNames)
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity
for each of them.void removeVariablesLocal(Collection<String> variableNames)
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity
for each of them.void removeVariables()
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity
for each of them.void removeVariablesLocal()
HistoricVariableUpdateEntity
for each of them.void setTransientVariable(String variableName, Object variableValue)
setVariable(String, Object)
, but the variable is transient:
- no history is kept for the variable
- the variable is only available until a waitstate is reached in the process
- transient variables 'shadow' persistent variable (when getVariable('abc')
where 'abc' is both persistent and transient, the transient value is returned.void setTransientVariableLocal(String variableName, Object variableValue)
setVariableLocal(String, Object)
, but for a transient variable.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void setTransientVariables(Map<String,Object> transientVariables)
setVariables(Map)
, but for transient variables.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.Object getTransientVariable(String variableName)
getVariable(String)
, including the searching via the parent scopes, but
for transient variables only.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.Map<String,Object> getTransientVariables()
getVariables()
, but for transient variables only.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void setTransientVariablesLocal(Map<String,Object> transientVariables)
setVariablesLocal(Map)
, but for transient variables.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.Object getTransientVariableLocal(String variableName)
getVariableLocal(String)
, but for a transient variable.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.Map<String,Object> getTransientVariablesLocal()
getVariableLocal(String)
, but for transient variables only.
See setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void removeTransientVariableLocal(String variableName)
setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void removeTransientVariable(String variableName)
setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void removeTransientVariables()
setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.void removeTransientVariablesLocal()
setTransientVariable(String, Object)
for the rules on 'transient' variables.Copyright © 2017 Flowable. All rights reserved.


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The following tree shows the directory structure of a Nostra project, and the paragraphs after the tree will explain the contents of each file and directory.
Note that some of the names in the directory tree are not always the same (e.g. because the file name contains the name of the project). In such a case, the name of the file in the tree will contain something like this: <project name>. The paragraph of the specific file will then contain further explanations what the file name actually will be.
Also, to enhance readability, in the following tree, regular file names are written in a regular font and directory names are written in a bold font. In addition to that, there are optional files. These are written in italics and their names are surrounded by round braces.
/ ├── cmake │ ├── (config.hpp.in) │ ├── CPackConfig.cmake.in │ ├── Nostra<project name>Config.cmake.in │ └── welcome.txt.in ├── doc │ ├── dot │ │ └── <filename name>.dot │ ├── img │ │ └── <filename name>.jpg │ ├── additional_documentation.dox │ ├── Doxyfile.in │ ├── DoxygenLayout.xml │ └── style.css ├── examples │ └── <example name>.ex.d │ └── <example name>.ex.cpp ├── include │ └── nostra │ └── <project name> │ └── <component name>.hpp ├── src │ └── <component name>.cpp ├── test │ └── <test name>.d │ ├── resources │ │ └── (<resource file>) │ └── src │ └── test.cpp │ └── (source.cpp) ├── .clang-format ├── .clang-tidy ├── .gitattributes ├── .gitignore ├── (.travis.yml) ├── CMakeLists.txt ├── LICENSE └── README.md
The root of the project. All files that are related to the project are in this directory of a subdirectory of it.
Note that / does not mean that the directory is the system's root directory - it is just a placeholder for the directory that the project files are in (it does not matter what that directory is called).
A directory that contains files that are used by CMake. As of now, the files in this directory are exclusively
files that will be configured by CMake using
configure_file()
.
optional
A file that will be configured by CMake. The configured file can be included using
#include "nostra/<project name>/config.hpp
and it is meant to be used to inject variables from CMake into the C/C++ code.
To inject a CMake variable, a new macro needs to be created in this file:
#define MY_MACRO @<CMake variable name>@
where <CMake variable name>
is the name of the variable that should be injected. Note that
the name of the macro (MY_MACRO
in this case) can be freely chosen - it is however common practice
to make it an internal macro (thus making it start with <project prefix>_INTERNAL_
) and then
choose the rest of the name according to the CMake variable that will be injected.
Example: If a project has the prefix ntp and the injected variable is
CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR
, then a good name for the macro would be NTP_INTERNAL_SOURCE_DIR
.
The default file that is generated by the CreateProject.cmake script creates a config.h.in that will inject the following variables:
| CMake variable | Macro name |
|---|---|
PROJECT_VERSION_MAJOR
|
<project prefix>_INTERNAL_VERSION_MAJOR
|
PROJECT_VERSION_MINOR
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<project prefix>_INTERNAL_VERSION_MINOR
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PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH
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<project prefix>_INTERNAL_VERSION_PATCH
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PROJECT_VERSION_TWEAK
|
<project prefix>_INTERNAL_VERSION_TWEAK
|
A file that will be configured by CMake. It will be used to configure CPack and it contains a collection of
set
statements.
A file that will be configured by CMake. By default, it only includes the default configuration file generated by CMake.
It is possible to read more about the usage of this file here.
<project name> is the name of the project in upper camel case.
Example: For a project called TestProject, the filename would be NostraTestProjectConfig.cmake.in.
A file that will be configured by CMake. This file can be used by CPack installers to welcome a user.
A directory that contains files that are used by Doxygen to generate the documentation for the project.
A directory that contains dotfiles that can be included into a Doxygen comment using \dot
.
A directory that contains image files that can be included into a Doxygen comment using \image
.
A file that contains additional documentation that can/should not be put into regular source files. These
include additional pages (\page
) or, for example, the documentation of namespaces.
The template for the Doxyfile used by Doxygen that will be configured by CMake (to inject e.g. the project name).
Usually, the default Doxyfile.in should not be modified.
The DoxygenLayout.xml file used by Doxygen.
Usually, the default DoxygenLayout.xml should not be modified.
A CSS file that can be used to style the output of Doxygen.
A directory that contains the examples that are provided by the library.
A directory that contains the source file of one particular examples.
Note that there is a directory for each example. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one directory.
This page provides more information on how to write examples and what <example name> stands for in this case.
The source file of the example with the name <example name>.
Note that there is a source file for each example. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one file.
This page provides more information on how to write examples and what <example name> stands for in this case.
A directory that contains the header files of the project.
<project name> is the name of the project in all lowercase letters and with no spaces.
Example: For a project called TestProject, the name would be testproject.
The header file of a single component.
Note that there is a header file for each component. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one file.
<component name> is the name of the component that the header belongs to (in the underscore separator notation).
The source file of a single component.
Note that there is a source file for each component. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one file. Also, there always exists a source file
<component name> is the name of the component that the source file belongs to (in the underscore separator notation).
A directory that contains the test for the library.
The directory for the test with the name <test name>.
Note that there is a directory for each test. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one directory.
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
optional
A directory that contains various resources that are required by the test. This directory only exists if the test actually requires resource file(s).
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
optional
A resource file for the test.
Note that a test may have multiple resource files. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one file (or none, if the test does not require any resource files).
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
A directory that contains all source files that are required to build the test.
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
The default source file of the test.
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
optional
Additional source file(s) for the test.
Note that a test may have multiple additional source files. Thus, this chapter may describe more than one file
(or none, if the test does not require any additional source files). Also, the name source.cpp
is
only a placeholder and the file(s) can have any name.
This page provides more information on how to write tests and what <test name> stands for in this case.
optional
The configuration file for TravisCI. This file is only present if TravisCI is actually used.
The CMake configuration file.
The license file. Usually, Nostra projects are published under the MIT license.
The README file of the project.
This page provides more information on how to write a README file.


WITNESS LIST
Government Organization
March 14, 2011 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
FOR:
Martinez, Carlos President and CEO (also providing written testimony) (American G.I.
Forum National Veterans Outreach), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Piggot, Ron Lawyer (Comptroller), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Dodson, Jeffrey The Boeing Co-Govt Ops (Boeing), Austin, TX
Leija, Ignacio VP American GI Forum -NVOP (American G.I. Forum), San Antonio, TX
Rodriguez, Gil (American G.I. Forum), Austin, TX
FOR:
Pyeatt, Emily Policy Associate (also providing written testimony) (Texas Early Childhood
Education Coalition), Austin, TX
Taylor, Jackie L. Non-profit Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Association for the Education of Young Children), Austin, TX
ON:
Willgren, Judy Military State Child Care Liaison (also providing written testimony)
(National Association for Child Care Resource and Referral), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Vining, Amanda (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
On:
Piggot, Ron Lawyer (Comptroller), Austin, TX
FOR:
Cohen, Aiden Gov. Purchasing/ Sustainability (Self), San Marcos, TX
ON:
Taylor, Dub Director - State Energy Conservation Office (Comptroller - State Energy
Conservation Office), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Reed, Cyns Conservation Director (Sierra Club), Austin, TX
Savransky, Alejandro Field Organizer (Environment Texas), Austin, TX
Williams, Julie (Texas Propane Gas Association), Austin, TX
On:
Piggot, Ron Lawyer (Comptroller), Austin, TX
1
WITNESS LIST
Government Organization
March 14, 2011 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Aubria, Melissa Advocate (Texas Public Interest Research Group), Austin, TX
Haggerty, Pat Lobby (Center Point Energy), Austin, TX
Houston, Joshua Legislative Council (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Romero, Michelle Associate Director of Advocacy (Texas Medical Association), Austin,
TX
Sanchez, Joe Associate State Director (AARP), Austin, TX
2


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Runa are born in the kitchen
Taking care of the loved ones is probably one of the most pleasent things to do. Ib our large kitchen "Runa" we do everything
possible for our products to taste just like dishes cooked at home. As simple as that- a thorough selection of high-quality
natural ingredients, and a careful adherence to the cooking process. Our main secret- we do not produce sauces "Runa",
we cook them with love instead. Food ingredients are processed minimally for the maximum preservation of their useful
properties; glass jars are steam-sterilized. We are proud to say that food products by "Runa" are born in the kitchen!


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'let' is similar to 'var' but has scope. let is only accessible in the block level it is defined
if (true) {let a = 40; console.log(a);}
console.log(a);
let a = 50; let b = 100;
if (true) { let a = 60;var c = 10;console.log(a/c); console.log(b/c); }
console.log(c); console.log(a);
'Const' is used to assign a constant value to the variable. And the value cannot be changed. Its fixed.
const a = 50;
a = 60;
const b = "Constant variable";
b = "Assigning new value";
const LANGUAGES = ['Js', 'Ruby', 'Python', 'Go'];
LANGUAGES = "Javascript";
LANGUAGES.push('Java');
console.log(LANGUAGES);
Intuitive expression interpolation for single-line and multi-line strings.
var customer = { name: "Foo" }
var card = { amount: 7, product: "Bar", unitprice: 42 }
var message = "Hello " + customer.name + ",\n" +
"want to buy " + card.amount + " " + card.product + " for\n" +
"a total of " + (card.amount * card.unitprice) + " bucks?";
function oldOne() { console.log("Hello World..!");} var newOne = () => {console.log("Hello World..!");}
var newOne = () - The first part is just declaring a variable and assigning the function (i.e) () to it. It just says the variable is actually a function.
=> {} - Then the second part is declaring the body part of the function. The arrow part with the curly braces defines the body part.
Default parameters are parameters which are given by default while declaring a function. But it’s value can be changed when calling the function.
let Func = (a, b = 10) => { return a + b; }
Func(20);
Func(20, 50);
Spread attributes help to spread the expression as the name suggests. In simple words, it converts a list of elements to an array and vice versa.
The null and undefined cannot be used to reference the data type of a variable. They can only be assigned as values to a variable
However, null and undefined are not the same. A variable initialized with undefined means that variable has no value or object assigned to it.
While null means that the variable has been set to an object whose value is undefined
User-defined types include Enumerations (enums), classes, interfaces, arrays and tuple.
console.log("Maximum value that a number variable can hold: " + Number.MAX_VALUE);
console.log("The least value that a number variable can hold: " + Number.MIN_VALUE);
console.log("Value of Negative Infinity: " + Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY);
console.log("Value of Negative Infinity:" + Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY);
var num1 = new Number(177.234);
console.log("num1.toFixed() is "+num1.toFixed())
console.log("num1.toFixed(2) is "+num1.toFixed(2))
console.log("num1.toFixed(6) is "+num1.toFixed(6))
var num2 = new Number(7.123456);
console.log(num2.toPrecision());
console.log(num2.toPrecision(1));
console.log(num2.toPrecision(2));
var num3 = new Number(10);
console.log(num3.toString());
console.log(num3.toString(2));
console.log(num3.toString(8));
var num4 = new Number(10);
console.log(num4.valueOf());
var str = new String( "This is string" );
console.log("str.constructor is:" + str.constructor)
var str = new String("This is string");
console.log("str.charAt(0) is:" + str.charAt(0));
console.log("str.charAt(1) is:" + str.charAt(1));
console.log("str.charAt(2) is:" + str.charAt(2));
var str1 = new String( "This is string one" );
var str2 = new String( "This is string two" );
var str3 = str1.concat( str2 );
console.log("str1 + str2 : "+str3)
var str1 = new String( "This is string one" );
var index = str1.indexOf( "string" );
console.log("indexOf found String :" + index );
var index = str1.indexOf( "one" );
console.log("indexOf found String :" + index );
var str = new String("Apples are round, and apples are juicy.");
var sliced = str.slice(3, -2);
console.log(sliced);
var str = "Apples are round, and apples are juicy.";
var splitted = str.split(" ", 3);
console.log(splitted)
var str: string = "Apples are round, and apples are juicy.";
console.log("(1,2): " + str.substr(1,2));
console.log("(-2,2): " + str.substr(-2,2));
console.log("(1): " + str.substr(1));
var str: string = "Apples are round, and apples are juicy.";
console.log("(1,2): " + str.substring(1,2));
console.log("(0,10): " + str.substring(0, 10));
console.log("(5): " + str.substring(5));
var str: string = "Apples are round, and Apples are Juicy.";
console.log(str.toLowerCase( ))
var str = "Apples are round, and Apples are Juicy.";
console.log(str.toString( ));
var str = "Apples are round, and Apples are Juicy.";
console.log(str.toUpperCase( ));
var str = new String("Hello world");
console.log(str.valueOf( ));
Hello World program write and Execute in JavaScript


Input the range of numbers you want to play with and press the button to play classic FizzBuzz where 'Fizz' is printed if the number is divisible by three, 'Buzz' is printed if the number is divisible by five, and 'FizzBuzz' id printed if the number is divisible by both three and five. To customise the game there is the option of putting in your own two words to replace 'Fizz', 'Buzz' and 'FizzBuzz'.


Singapore
Atlas Bar
A gorgeous gilded tower houses what may be the world's largest collection of gin.
by Sam OBrienWith its beautifully foreboding Art Deco exterior, Singapore’s Parkview Square office building has earned the nicknames “Gotham” and “Batman building” among locals.
The 26-foot tall tower is actually a gin library containing 1,300 varieties from all over the world. The library is part of Atlas, a bar that opened inside Parkview in 2017. Visitors and workers (the building is home various organizations, including the embassies for Mongolia, Austria, and the United Arab Emirates) can sip gins from regions as far-ranging as Bolivia, Belgium, and Japan, and dating back as far as 1910. Doubling down on its Gilded Age vibe, the bar’s cocktail menu revolves heavily around gin and champagne.
Prior to Atlas, the space served as a wine bar with an unusual twist: The bartender, dressed as a fairy, would “fly” via a wire mechanism to retrieve bottles in the tower. While the days of soaring servers are long gone, the experience of sipping a martini or French 75 in this elegant space is no less grandiose.
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etg.simulation.agent module¶
All classes and methods having to do with agents
-
class
etg.simulation.agent.
Agent
(simulation, income, ambition, certainty, need_money, need_green, need_safety, need_government_money, energy_consumed)[source]¶ Bases:
etg.simulation.entity.Entity
A class to represent a single agent in the artificial population. It contains information about the state of the agent (income, certainness, friends, etc) and methods for updating the agent on each time step. The agents are created when the simulation is started, and do not have to be made manually.
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income
¶ The income of this agent
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ambition
¶ How ambitious this agent is
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certainty
¶ How certain this agents need to be before they are certain
-
need_money
¶ How much this agent needs money
-
need_green
¶ How much this agent wants green energy
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need_safety
¶ How much this agent prefers safe forms of energy
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need_government_money
¶ How much this agent prefers the government to have positive budget
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energy_consumed
¶ How much energy this agent consumes per tick
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refraction
¶ How long until this agent makes its next decision
-
friends
¶ All the friends that this agent has
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classmethod
generate_random
(simulation, avg_income, std_income, avg_energy_use, std_energy_use)[source]¶ This generates a random agent from a set of settings and returns it.
Parameters: - avg_income – The average income wanted for the population.
- std_income – The standard deviation for the income.
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satisfaction
¶ How satisfied this agent is as a percentage
-
tick
()[source]¶ Make a turn for this agent. In a turn, the agent will see if it has to make a decision about its energy provider and if so, pick a new one.
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uncertain
¶ If this agent is uncertain
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unsatisfied
¶ If this agent is unsatisfied
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use_comparison
()[source]¶ If the agent is unsatisfied and the agent is uncertain, then it will find the company that most of its friends are clients of.
-
use_deliberation
()[source]¶ If the agent is certain about itself, but unsatisfied, it will find the best company and join that.
-
-
etg.simulation.agent.
dist
(agent, company)[source]¶ Calculate the distance between an agent and a company.
-
etg.simulation.agent.
random
() → x in the interval [0, 1).¶


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We Said Hello Goodbye
FIRST WEEK DOWN! Working 40 hours that is. There were some real snoozers of days during this past week for sure. There were also some great laughs and a chance to meet some new people both to me and to New York. In fact, one of them reminded me that I should think about getting some new cards made up to hand out. 🤔
Its now Saturday morning and yo're probably thinking "What HAPPENED in the last 5 days!?" Well friends, sadly nothing truly worth noting. Life as normal. Which begs the question; do I update this thing daily no matter how mundane and trivial my experiences or do I wait to only post things when they have a larger impact? I can't believe you'd want to read "walked to the store, got some pasta sauce, the end" every day. I mean, I don't get pasta sauce every day so I'd think it'd be a tad more thrilling than that but honestly after the week I just experienced, there really isn't much more I could write.
I can say that there is a recurring theme; I don't seem to get much more than 5 hours of sleep each night. For the last two weeks I've been here. I blame a combination of too much coffee in the afternoon, a bit too much alchohol too late in the evening, and the fact that I am living in the city that never sleeps. I think there is this underlying "pulse" here in New York that I'm picking up subconciously while sleeping. It isn't like I wake up at 4:30AM all groggy and confused rather, I wake up at 4:30AM CHARGED UP and ready to tackle the day.
Okay, I did sleep in this morning (it is 7:24AM as of right this moment) and I think a lot of it had to do with the loss of having to make sure I had time to get ready for my day at the office. I can't believe I just wrote that; my day at the office. 😂 Knowing that my day is wide open led to me finally enjoying a full 7 hours. And I feel GREAT! Today's agenda includes having a run to the park since Apple's giving out a virtual achievement for working out on Veteran's Day. And you are welcome and I also thank all of YOU who served.
Sounds like Danielle and I might be hanging out with her friends later this evening. Possible dancing? I dunno. Brunch tomorrow with S and L. Then meeting up with Andrea since she's throwing out some preposterous claim that she might have procured a pony for me. Yeah, I thought the SAME thing so of COURSE I have to see what this girl's up to. Considering she went to MIT I think this might be one of the best pranks I've ever been a victim of. I did tell her I'd probably board a pony down in Prospect Park but with the weather turning, that'd just be animal cruelty.
Oh, forgot to mention the weather. While I don't have snow *cough* Kristyn and Pink Esper *cough* you will all be happy to know that the weather went from like 58 to 31 literally overnight.  Next will be some leather gloves.
BIG Happy Birthdays to my sister Kristyn and my brother Josh. Kristyn finally made it into the 40's club. WAIT, I MEAN Kristyn will NEVER make it into the 40's club. I love you both and am glad to have you in my life through all of the ups and downs. With ALL of us, AMIRITE!? 🎁🎈🎂
TL;DR
Worked all week, didn't sleep
“Ooh there's life across the tracks and you know its really not surpsising it gets better when you get there” — Phil Collins


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This screen allows the modification of many fields the bridge uses. Please use care when updating these fields as you may break the settings used by the bridge to call a specific end point device.
When copying, update the name and select the "Add Bridge Device" Button.


Request
Responsible for sending a request and receiving the response and associated data from the server, as well as managing its underlying NSURLSessionTask
.
-
The underlying task.
Declaration
Swift
public var task: NSURLSessionTask { get }
-
A closure used by response handlers that takes a request, response, and data and returns a serialized object and any error that occured in the process.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Serializer = (NSURLRequest, NSHTTPURLResponse?, NSData?) -> (AnyObject?, NSError?)
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The session belonging to the underlying task.
Declaration
Swift
public let session: NSURLSession
-
The request sent or to be sent to the server.
Declaration
Swift
public var request: NSURLRequest { get }
-
The response received from the server, if any.
Declaration
Swift
public var response: NSHTTPURLResponse? { get }
-
The progress of the request lifecycle.
Declaration
Swift
public var progress: NSProgress? { get }
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Associates an HTTP Basic credential with the request.
Declaration
Swift
public func authenticate(#user: String, password: String) -> Self
Parameters
user
The user.
password
The password.
Return Value
The request.
-
Associates a specified credential with the request.
Declaration
Swift
public func authenticate(usingCredential credential: NSURLCredential) -> Self
Parameters
credential
The credential.
Return Value
The request.
-
Sets a closure to be called periodically during the lifecycle of the request as data is written to or read from the server.

- For downloads, the progress closure returns the bytes read, total bytes read, and total bytes expected to write.
Declaration
Swift
public func progress(closure: ((Int64, Int64, Int64) -> Void)? = default) -> Self
Parameters
closure
The code to be executed periodically during the lifecycle of the request.
Return Value
The request.
-
Creates a response serializer that returns the associated data as-is.
Declaration
Swift
public class func responseDataSerializer() -> Serializer
Return Value
A data response serializer.
-
Adds a handler to be called once the request has finished.
Declaration
Swift
public func response(completionHandler: (NSURLRequest, NSHTTPURLResponse?, AnyObject?, NSError?) -> Void) -> Self
Parameters
completionHandler
The code to be executed once the request has finished.
Return Value
The request.
-
Adds a handler to be called once the request has finished.
Declaration
Swift
public func response(queue: dispatch_queue_t? = default, serializer: Serializer, completionHandler: (NSURLRequest, NSHTTPURLResponse?, AnyObject?, NSError?) -> Void) -> Self
Parameters
queue
The queue on which the completion handler is dispatched.
serializer
The closure responsible for serializing the request, response, and data.
completionHandler
The code to be executed once the request has finished.
Return Value
The request.
-
Suspends the request.
Declaration
Swift
public func suspend()
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Resumes the request.
Declaration
Swift
public func resume()
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Cancels the request.
Declaration
Swift
public func cancel()


Search Engine Simulator
This is an exercise in using inverse indexing to create a functional Information Retrieval system
Check out the repository on
Github
Submit Query
below is a textbox where you can enter a set of documents in json format.


My previous post went over how to do a simple data bind using client side data binding with the jQuery tmpl plugin as opposed to data source objects and grid server controls that are often used with asp.net. I think it's better way to go when possible. One of the benefits of the tmpl plugin is that the page size is much smaller and you get to do away with all that view state.
I created a new project that does the same thing as the project from my previous post, only it uses asp.net UI server controls as well as the script manager and update panel controls. You can download the new project here.
Figures 1,2 and 3 are screen shots of web page properties from the new project along with a description of what you are looking at. The main thing we care about is page size.
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Have a look at figure 1. This is just a plain asp.net page that has no ajax on it. Just regular post backs. Notice the page size is 4,766 bytes.
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| Figure 2 |
In figure 2 the same project, but we added a script manager tag which is required for a .net page that's going to use the ajax control tool kit or any of the ajax controls like the update panel. Notice the size has jumped to 6,433 bytes and we haven't even added any update panels yet.
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| Figure 3 |
Here in figure three we have added the update panel, so that now our application mimics the jQuery application from the previous post. Notice the size of the page is now 6,562 bytes.
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| Figure 4 |
Now in figure 4 I'm running the jQuery tmpl demo application from the previous post. Notice the page size is 2,037 bytes. That's less than 1/3 the size of the server control version using the script manager and the update panel. No big deal you say? In the world if 3G, it is a big deal. On a network with lots of traffic, it is a big deal. I think it's a more elegant solution.
Note: The property pages are from Internet Explorer 8, but the type is Chrome HTML Document because Chrome is my default browser.


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Section III. Assessment of progress towards each national target
Using the template below, please assess the level of progress made towards each of your country’s national targets or similar
commitments. The template should be replicated for each national target. If your country has not set national
targets please use the Aichi Biodiversity Targets.


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RDJPGCOM
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: 11 October 1997
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
rdjpgcom - display text comments from a JPEG fileSYNOPSIS
rdjpgcom [ -verbose ] [ filename ]DESCRIPTION
rdjpgcom reads the named JPEG/JFIF file, or the standard input if no file is named, and prints any text comments found in the file on the standard output.
The JPEG standard allows "comment" (COM) blocks to occur within a JPEG file. Although the standard doesn't actually define what COM blocks are for, they are widely used to hold user-supplied text strings. This lets you add annotations, titles, index terms, etc to your JPEG files, and later retrieve them as text. COM blocks do not interfere with the image stored in the JPEG file. The maximum size of a COM block is 64K, but you can have as many of them as you like in one JPEG file.
OPTIONS
- -verbose
- Causes rdjpgcom to also display the JPEG image dimensions.
Switch names may be abbreviated, and are not case sensitive.
HINTS
rdjpgcom does not depend on the IJG JPEG library. Its source code is intended as an illustration of the minimum amount of code required to parse a JPEG file header correctly.In -verbose mode, rdjpgcom will also attempt to print the contents of any "APP12" markers as text. Some digital cameras produce APP12 markers containing useful textual information. If you like, you can modify the source code to print other APPn marker types as well.
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inspired by lazy-migrations-table-drop i thought this works for collecting unit tests as well. Decide on a pattern for unit test files(t_*.rb for me) and put this code in something like AllTest.rb and it will execute all units test in the current directory.
require 'test/unit'
glob = ARGV[0] && "t_*#{ARGV[0]}*.rb" || "t_*.rb"
dir = File.dirname __FILE__
puts "==> running all unit test in: #{dir}"
Dir.glob("#{dir}/#{glob}").each do |file|
testname = File.basename(file, ".rb")
puts "== next: #{testname}"
require testname
end


Living in Bangalore
It is a matter of pride that the state of Karnataka hosts the largest number of international students
studying in India. Hospitality organisation for Overseas students /International students hospitality
organization- Bangalore, Federation of International Students Associations - Bangalore( F.I.S.A-B) and
other voluntary organisations have further polarized Bangalore to be a hub for education and learning.
Moreover, the weather conditions are suitable and the cost of living is rather low compared to other
cities in India
People who recently joined this growing population of people living in Bangalore by relocating here for work. Eager to find out more about this unique, rapidly-growing metropolitan city, were asked 10 expats living in Bangalore their opinion on what makes Bangalore a great city for expats.It was the best outcome.
English Language Requirements
At CHRIST (Deemed to be University) all the courses are taught in English medium, it is essential that
the students are proficient in the English language.
International students coming from non English speaking background must :
a) Provide evidence of passing the qualifying examination in English.
b) Have passed English tests like TOEFL(paper) , TOEFL (online) or IELTS with scores of 550 , 213 and 6.0
respectively.
If not , the students must undergo the 3 month Intensive English language Course (IELC) conducted by
the University from March to May 2018. This course is a full time course conducted from Monday to
Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm for a total duration of more than 320 hours.
It is designed to help the
foreign students to cope with the academic standards in CHRIST ( Deemed to be University)
This course includes basic structures of English language like
a) Functional Grammar (80 hours)
b) Reading skills (80 hours)
c) listening and speaking skills (80 hours)
d) writing skills (80 hours)
Fees for the course including study material will be US $ 400/- ( non-refundable)
Admissions
This page should display information’s related to admission process for international student category. The present link of the CU website is given below : https://christuniversity.in/international-student-category
Accommodation
The University offers a variety of accommodation options for students, located around
and close to the campus to suit different needs and budgets. Students are free to choose
the lodging which suits them best. Limited seats are available for the students opting for
the housing/hostel facilities. The cost for the hostel room varies from US $600 - $1000
per year depending on the type of room .
The international Office strives to render help in helping the students find
accommodation. It is preferred that the students live in proximity to the campus so as to
take full advantage of the facilities the University has to offer. The cost of living is
estimated to be upto US $3000 - $4000 per year depending on the type of
accommodation and the external expenses the student opts for.
https://christuniversity.in/student-accommodation
https://christuniversity.in/student-accommodation
Special Regulations
Campus Life at CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
● State of the Art Infrastructure amidst greenery is the Hallmark of the University. With a wide variety of plants and trees , a Bird’s Park , a greenhouse , a choice of seminar halls , a 2000 seater auditorium, well equipped laboratories, secure hostels and modern gymnasiums for men and women, Wi-Fi enabled campus, audio-visual enabled classrooms and multi-sports grounds add to the ambience of the University.
● The Christ University Library system with 5 specialized library centres in 3 campuses houses more than 250,000 books, 600 periodicals, 27 newspapers , 5000 CD’s and DVD’s and subscribes to 15 online databases with campus-wide access and has more than 250 computer terminals to facilitate access to the internet.
● Every student is assigned a Christ University Email ID with 7 GB space ; students can access their personal details and the internet using their register number and password. The website also acts as a portal of information and accessibility which are hosted from local servers in the campus.
● The Christ University Hospitality system consists of Jonas Hall (340 capacity girls hostel) and Kuriakose Hall (350 capacity boys hostel ) inside the Hosur Road Campus , Christ Hall (270 capacity boys hostel ) in Bannerghatta Road Campus , Devadan Hall (1000 capacity boys hostel) and for about 200 girl students at the Kengeri Campus (Mysore Road). The University provides more than 25 restaurants and eateries along with the Campus and the reprographic store to take care of the student’s food and academic needs.
● The University also hosts 5 Multi-gym fitness centers separately for men and women at both the campuses, ample games and sports facilities , counselling centre with 12 professionally trained counsellors , Doctor on Campus, 3 prayer halls for silent prayer and reflection, etc make up the Health and Wellbeing Support System.
● The Campus has all the facilities to nurture the holistic development of its students and the University is adjudged as one of the 10 best in the country by the ranking agencies.
Collaboration Centers
1. Federation of International Student Associations, Bangalore (F.I.S.A.B)
To meet foreign students studying in other institutions and nationals from your own
country, you are advised to be in close touch with F.I.S.A-.B who together with ICCR
organizes various activities for foreign students.
Address:
F.I.S.A.B
C/o ICCR
26/3B, Sankey Road Cross,
Bangalore –560052
2. International Students Hospitality Organization (ISHO)
ISHO organizes get together with local families, awards Kanthula Prizes to meritorious
International students and celebrates Indian festivals like Deepavali. It also conducts
Indian language courses for the benefit of foreign students studying in Bangalore. They
also have an interesting website on Bangalore full of useful information for foreign
students. You may visit them, especially on a Saturday, at the following
Address:I.S.H.O –“RAVSHAN” Ground Floor,
Address:
Ashley Road, Brunton Road Cross,
Off MG Road, Bangalore - 560 025.
Contact person:
Mr. K Ravi Shankar, Co coordinator.
Telephone: 98450-21434 / 25550221.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Website: www.ishoinka.org
3. Cultural Evening (All Friday's)
Every Friday cultural evening programs are organized for foreign students at Yvanika.
Address:
Yvanika,
State Youth Centre, Nrupatunga Road,
Bangalore – 560001. (Near State Reserve Bank of India)