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The Database interface is an abstraction of different database libraries to allow
acces do different databases (for now, only PostgreSQL and MySQL are supported).
The interface only allows simply acces (Connect, Send SQL statement, close),
which will be enough in most cases. However, nearly everything you can do with the
SQL features supported by the database engine, you can do with IDatabase.
class IDatabaseProvider
This class will be used to create an IDatabase instance.
The instance of that class will be created with CreatePostgreSQLDatabaseProvider()
to use the PostgreSQL driver or CreateMySQLDatabaseProvider() to use the MySQL driver.
Please note that the SQL support of both of them could be different because of different
SQL language extensions of the databases.
After useage, the IDatabaseProvider instance should deleted if no longer be used.
- static IDatabase * CreateDatabase(class IIoMux * const iomux, class UDatabase * const user, class IInstanceLog * log)
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Will create an IDatabase instance. iomux is the IIoMux instance of the application,
user the UDatabase instance that will receive the callbacks.
The IInstanceLog interface provides AppInstance related logs which are controlled by the log flag LOD_DATABASE.
class IDatabase
This is the main calss that handels the communication between the Application and the database server.
- A note to what happens when an error occures:
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If an SQL command failes, all pending commands of the user that sends that
one that fails will be removed from the internal queue.
The user itself will receive an UDatabase::DatabaseError().
If the user had an active queue lock or an transaction,
IDatabase will make a rollback, unlock tables (if locked) and unlock
the internal queue.
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If an critical error occures that makes it impossible to continue
using IDatabase, all pending commands of all users will be discarded and these
users will receive a UDatabase::DatabaseError().
The database connection will be closed and the main user (that one
that created the IDatabase instance) will receive an
UDatabase::DatabaseShutdown().
- void Connect(const char * address, const char * dbname, const char * user, const char * password)
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Will connect to the databsae at the given address, using the database given in dbname,
authenticating with the given user name and password.
The address can be an IP address or a hostname (with an optionally port seperated by ':')
or a path to aan local socket - depending on the configuration of the database server.
If the connection was successfull, UDatabase::DatabaseConnectComplete() will be called,
otherwise UDatabase::Shotdown() with an appropriate error code.
- bool Connected()
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Returns true, if the connection to the server is active, or not of not.
Note that after calling Shutdown(), this function will return false even if the connection
to the server not had been closed yet.
- void Shutdown()
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Closes the connection to the database.
That function should be called before deleting the IDatabase instance.
Shutdown will wait for active callbacks to be completed and call UDatabase::DatabaseShutdown().
- size_t QueryPrint(char * buffer, size_t bufferSize, const char * sqlcmd, ...)
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Used to build up a query string. The query will be stored inside buffer with a maximum of bufferSize. The sql command
itself has to be passed in sqlcmd. That string could have placeholders, which will be replaced with the values of
the data given in a variable parameters list after sqlcmd. This helps to prevent SQL interjection, so it is recommended
to build up a query string using QueryPrint. The length of the build up query string will be returned by QueryPrint.
For the placeholders, a printf like syntax is used with the following types:
- %i Placeholder for an integer
- %u Placeholder for an unsigned integer (dword)
- %lli Placeholder for an 64 bit integer (long64)
- %llu Placeholder for an 64 bit unsigned integer (ulong64)
- %b Placeholder for a bool
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%q Placeholder for a string that will be copied directly, without quoting or escaping of the strings data.
Can be used to insert an alrady prepared query string.
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%du Placeholder for a buffer. The value of the buffer will be copied as a hex string, starting with \x. Note
that an additional parameter must be passed (size_t) to tell the size of the buffer.
- %s Placeholder for a string. The string will be enclosed by '.
- %S Placeholder for a string. The string will be enclosed by ".
- %n Placeholder for a string that will be insert to the SQL command without enclosing it to ' or ".
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%p Suffix to pass a pointer instead of a value.
Only in combination with integer or bool variants (%pi, %pu, %pb, %plli, %pllu).
When using with prepared statements, that suffix will be ignored.
Note: This can be used to set a field to NULL by pasing NULL
instead of a valid pointer. If you need to set a string field to NULL,
simply pass NULL when using %s, %S or %n.
- %% An escaped % sign.
Note: You don't need to call QueryPrint first before calling ExeclSQL or InsertSQL. Theese functions calling query
print by themselfes.
- void ExecSQL(UDatabase * const user, dword flags, const char * sqlcmd, ...)
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Executes the given sql command. The result will be send to UDatabase::DatabaseExecSQLResult().
user is the user instance to send the result to (or a DatabaseError(), if an error occured).
If user is NULL, the default user (that one who was given to IDatabase while creating an instanz)
will be used. Flags can be one of the following:
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DB_EXEC_FETCH_ALL''' Normally IDatabase reads the result of an execution
query row by row.
This flag tells IDatabase to fetch all rows at once.
Note that the handling of that data with the IDataset given to
UDatabase::DatabaseExecSQLResult() will be slightly different.
The sql command given in sqlcmd can have placeholders. See QueryPrint for more details. If you whant to call
an insert sql command an get the autoincrement id of that insert command, user InsertSQL instead.
- void InsertSQL(UDatabase * const user, const char * sqlcmd, ...)
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Executes an INSERT command. The parameters are the same as for ExecSQL().
The difference is, that instead of UDatabase::ExecSQLResult(),
UDatabase::DatabaseInsertSQLResult(IDatabase * const database, dword id)
will be called with the id of the new insert row.
To make this work you have to create a table that as some kind of autoincrement id.
The sql command given in sqlcmd can have placeholders. See QueryPrint for more details.
- void ExecSQL(UDatabase * const user, dword flags, class IPreparedStatement * const statement)
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Same es ExecSQL() above, only that an prepared statement will be used to execute
instad of a command string.
- void InsertSQL(UDatabase * const user, class IPreparedStatement * const statement)
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Same as InsertSQL() above, only that an prepared statement will be used to execute
instad of a command string.
- size_t QueryPrintV(char * buffer, size_t bufferSize, const char * sqlcmd, va_list argList)
- void ExecSQLV(UDatabase * const user, dword flags, const char * sqlcmd, va_list argList)
- void InsertSQLV(UDatabase * const user, const char * sqlcmd, va_list argList)
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These functions are the same as QueryPrint / ExecSQL / InsertSQL with the difference, that the variable parametrs list
will be given using a va_list pointer. If you don't know what that is, you probably don't need it.
- void PrepareStatement(UDatabase * user, const char * sqlcmd)
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Creates a prepared statement that can be executed using ExecSQL() or InsertSQL().
user will be the user that receives the answer to that call
(will be the user that created the IDatabase intsance if set to NULL),
sqlcmd the SQL command of the prepared statement.
Parameters that should be used for that SQL command will be defined with
placeholders as described in ExecSQL().
However, the values of that parameters will be set inside the IPreparedStatement
object before passing it to ExecSQL() or InsertSQL().
On success, the new created IPreparedStatement instance will be passed to
UDatabase::PrepareStatementResult().
It's the applications responsebility to delete that object if no longer needed.
- void LockQueue(UDatabase * const user = NULL)
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Will lock the internal queue of commands. That lock will become active,
when all other parts inside the queue before LockQueue() will be called, had been processed.
After that, all commands inside the internal queue that should send their result
to the given user (which is the main user if user == NULL),
will be handled first until an unlock for the queue had been given.
Doing this helps to group SQL commands when the IDatabase instance will be used
from more than only one user.
- void UnlockQueue(UDatabase * const user = NULL)
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Will end the queue locking.
You must call that function if you now longer need the locking of the internal command queue.
- void BeginTransaction(UDatabase * const user, const char * lockTableCmd = NULL)
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Will start a transaction block.
The result of the command will be send to the given user (or to the main user,
if NULL will be given).
If an an additional table lock command is necessary,
it must be given to lockTableCmd.
Note: Never send a lock command with a normal ExecSQL, or the lock will not been
canceld if an error occures. BeginTransaction() will call LockQueue() to group the commands.
On success, UDatabase::ExecSQLResult() will be called.
- void EndTransaction(UDatabase * const user, bool doRollback = false)
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Will end a transaction. User must be the same value as given to BeginTransaction().
If an lock table command had been given to BeginTransaction(),
EndTransaction() will make sure that the table will be unlocked.
EndTransaction() will also call UnlockQueue().
On success, UDatabase::ExecSQLResult() will be called.
- const char * GetLastErrorMessage()
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Returns the readable message of the last error occurred. This message is provided by the database system itself. So read
the documentation of the database system used to get more informations about the language and format of the error message.
class IPreparedStatement
A prepared statement will be created by calling IDatabase::PrepareStatement()
and receiving the result via UDatabase::DatabasePrepareStatementResult().
PreparedStatements come in handy, if you use a static SQL command a multiple times
while only changing the parameters (if there are any).
With this, the execution will be faster than using a SQL command that needs to be
parsed each time of execution.
According to the ducumentation of the databsae systems (like PostgreSQL or MySQL),
unter some circumstances a prepared statement will not be faster or even slower
than a simple SQL command, so it had to be tested, if the application becomes slow.
Instances of IPreparedStatement can be shared between different instances of
worker classes, because ExecSQL() and InsertSQL() are managing the paremeters
of a prepared statment with reference counting.
Doing this, the paremeter of an prepared statement inside the execution queue of
IDatabase will never change, even if the will be changed elsewhere later.
Note that when you share an IPreparedStatement instance, there is no guarantee
that the parameters set before the last IDatabase::ExecSQL() or IDatabase::InsertSQL()
call are still the same. Because of this it will be a good idea to set all parameters
before passing the prepared statement to an IDatabase instance, even if only some
of them had been changed.
- void SetParam(dword idx, int value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, dword value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, long64 value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, ulong value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, bool value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, double value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, const char * value)
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Set the parameter at index idx to the given value.
Parameters will be defined buy using placeholders inside the SQL command in
IDatabase::PrepareStatement(). Look at IDatabase::ExecSQL() for details.
The only difference is, that %s, %S and %n will be treated in the same way
and the %p suffix will be ignored, too (use the functions below the
used pointers).
The first placeholder inside the given SQL command will be the parameter at index 0,
the second one the parameter at index 1 and so on.
If the datatype given to SetParam() is not the same as defined within the SQL command
while calling IDatabase::PrepareStatement(), an assertion will be raised.
Note that you have to set the parameters before calling IDatabase::ExecSQL()
or IDatabase::InsertSQL().
Note: When you pass NULL to SetParam(dword idx, const char * value),
the field will set to NULL, too.
- void SetParam(dword idx, int * value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, dword * value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, long64 * value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, ulong64 * value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, bool * value)
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- void SetParam(dword idx, double * value)
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Same as the above versions, so with the difference that they will accept
a pointer instead of the direct value.
If the given pointer is NULL, the field itself will be set to NULL, too.
class IDataSet
An instance of this class will be given to UDatabase::ExecSQLResult().
It holds the result of the last SQL statement send with IDatabase::ExecSQL and
will be used to acces the data.
Note that the application has to delete the instance after it will no longer
be used, to let IDatabase handle the next request inside the internal queue.
- size_t GetColumnCount()
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Returns the number of columns of the result set.
- bool Eot()
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Will return true if the end of the table had been reached, else false.
Don't access to the data of the IDataSet after Eot returns true!
If Eot() returns false, IDataset now longer will be used and should be deleted.
- void Next()
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Fetches the next row of the dataset.
This function only can be used if all of the data already had been fetched
by calling IDatabase::ExecSQL with the flag DB_EXEC_FETCH_ALL.
After a call to Next() it is necessary to first check if the end of the table
had been reached by calling IDatabase::Eot(), before accessing the data.
- void FetchNextRow()
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Reads the next row from the server.
This only could be used if IDatabase::ExecSQL() had been called
without the DB_EXEC_FETCH_ALL flag. Instead of IDataSet::Next(),
FetchNextRow() will not directly load the next row, it will request the next row.
That means, that it will lead to an other UDatabase::DatabaseExecSQLResult()
with the same IDataset instance.
Because of this an application each time has to check IDataSet::Eot() first inside
DatabaseExecSQLResult(), before accessing the data.
- ulong64 GetAffectedRows()
- Returns the number of rows which have been affected by the query of the dataset.
- const char * GetColumnName(int column)
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Returns the name of the column with the given ID.
Make sure that column is not greater than the return value of GetColumnCount().
- int GetColumnID(const char * columnName)
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Returns the ID of the column with the given name.
If the column could not be found, -1 will be returned;
- bool ColumnIsNull(const char * columnName)
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- bool ColumnIsNull(int column)
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Returns true, if the field at the current row and the given column is NULL.
- int GetIntValue(const char * columnName)
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- int GetIntValue(int column)
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Returns the value of the given column as interger.
- dword GetUIntValue(const char * columnName)
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- dword GetUIntValue(int column)
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Returns the value of the given column as unsigned interger (32 bit).
Note that PostgreSQL don't support the storage of unsigned integers.
- long64 GetLong64Value(const char * columnName)
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- long64 GetLong64Value(int column)
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Returns the value of the given column as long interger (64 bit).
- ulong64 GetLong64Value(const char * columnName)
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- ulong64 GetLong64Value(int column)
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Returns the value of the given column as unsigned long interger (64 bit).
- bool GetBoolValue(const char * columnName)
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- bool GetBoolValue(int column)
- returns the value of the given column as bool.
True will be returned if the value of the field is 1, t or true (case insensitiv).
- double GetDoubleValue(const char * columnName)
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- double GetDoubleValue(int column)
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Return the value of the field as double.
- const char * GetStringValue(const char * columnName)
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- const char * GetStringValue(int column)
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Returns the value of the field as a string. If the specified column is NULL, an empty string is returned.
This function also should be used if the format of the field is unknown.
- const char * GetStringValueWithNull(const char * columnName)
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- const char * GetStringValueWithNull(int column)
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Returns the value of the field as a string. If the specified column is NULL, NULL is returned.
This function also should be used if the format of the field is unknown.
class UDatabase
An class that whants to receive callbacks form IDataset has to be a child
of UDataset and implement the funtions.
- void DatabaseConnectComplete(IDatabase * const database)
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Will be called when the connection to the database server had been
established. database is the calling instance.
- void DatabaseShutdown(IDatabase * const database, db_error_t reason)
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Will be called after the connection to the database server had been
closed successfully.
database will be the calling instance; reason one of the following constants:
- DB_SHUTDOWN_NORMAL: The connection had been close because of a call to IDatabase::Shutdown().
- DB_ERR_CONNECT_FAILED: The connection couldn't be established because of an error. See the log for details.
- DB_ERR_SQL_COMMAND_FAILED: The last SQL command failed.
- DB_ERR_SERVER_ERROR: An other error occured (like an internal server error or a connection lost).
DatabaseShutdown() is a good place to delete the IDatabase instance.
But make sure tha only the user that created the instance will delete it.
If not, the application will crash with a segmentation fault!
- void DatabaseExecSQLResult(IDatabase * const database, class IDataSet * dataset)
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Will be called after the execution of IDatabase::ExecSQL().
database will be the calling instance, dataset the IDataset with the result
set of the last SQL statement.
The application itself will be responsible to release the database object.
Note that IDatabase will wait with the execution of the next commad inside
the internal queue, until the dataset instance had been deleted.
Because of this, don't save that object for later use.
It will be better to read out all data and process them as soon as possible
(or store them temporarily enywhere else), so that dataset can be deleted
soon to not block other SQL commands send to IDatabase.
- void DatabaseInsertSQLResult(IDatabase * const database, ulong64 id)
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Will be called after the execution of IDatabase::InsertSQL().
database will be the calling instance, id the id of the new created row.
Note that this only works, if using a table with some kind of autoincrement id field.
- void DatabaseBeginTransactionResult(IDatabase * const database)
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Will be called after the execution of IDatabase::BeginTransaction().
database will be the calling instance. Note that DatabaseBeginTransactionResult()
will be called after begining a transaction and executing the optional lock
command, if given to BeginTransaction().
- void DatabaseEndTransactionResult(IDatabase * const database)
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Will be called after the execution if IDatabase::EndTransaction().
database will be the calling instance.
- void DatabasePrepareStatementResult(IDatabase * const database, class IPreparedStatement * statement)
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Will be called after the execution of IDatabase::PrepareStatement().
database will be the calling instance, statement the IPreparedStatement instance
the application can use.
Note that it will be the responsebility of the application to delete the object,
if no longer needed.
- virtual void DatabaseError(IDatabase * const database, db_error_t error)
-
Will be called an error occures while executing a command.
database will be the calling instance, error the error number.
For now, it normaly will be DB_ERR_SQL_COMMAND_FAILED.
DatabaseError() will be called for that user, whose SQL command failed.
All other pending commands of that user will be discarded.
If an critical error occures during command execution, all pending commands
of all users will be discarded and the main user (that one that created
the IDatabase instance) will receive a DatabaseShutdown().
Code Example
app::app(IIoMux * iomux)
: iomux(iomux)
{
IDatabaseProvider * databaseProvider = CreatePostgreSQLDatabaseProvider();
this->database = databaseProvider->CreateDatabase(iomux, this, this);
delete databaseProvider;
this->database->Connect("<IP_ADDRESS>", "test_db", "user", "12345");
}
void app::DatabaseConnectComplete(IDatabase * const database)
{
this->database->ExecSQL(this, 0, "select * from test_table where name=%s and id=%u", "Noname", 42);
}
void app::DatabaseExecSQLResult(IDatabase * const database, class IDataSet * dataset)
{
if (dataset->Eot()) {
delete dataset;
this->database->Shutdown();
}
else {
printf("%u | %s\n", dataset->GetIntValue("id"), dataset->GetStringValue("name"));
dataset->FetchNextRow();
}
}
void app::DatabaseShutdown(IDatabase * const database, db_error_t reason)
{
if (reason != DB_SHUTDOWN_NORMAL)
printf("An error occured, look at the log of the app\n");
delete this->database;
this->database = NULL;
}


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1: /* 2: * Copyright 2001-2005 Stephen Colebourne 3: * 4: * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 5: * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 6: * You may obtain a copy of the License at 7: * 8: * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 9: * 10: * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 11: * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 12: * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 13: * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 14: * limitations under the License. 15: */ 16: package org.joda.time.field; 17: 18: import org.joda.time.DateTimeFieldType; 19: import org.joda.time.DurationField; 20: 21: /** 22: * Precise datetime field, composed of two precise duration fields. 23: * <p> 24: * This DateTimeField is useful for defining DateTimeFields that are composed 25: * of precise durations, like time of day fields. If either duration field is 26: * imprecise, then an {@link ImpreciseDateTimeField} may be used instead. 27: * <p> 28: * PreciseDateTimeField is thread-safe and immutable. 29: * 30: * @author Brian S O'Neill 31: * @author Stephen Colebourne 32: * @since 1.0 33: * @see ImpreciseDateTimeField 34: */ 35: public class PreciseDateTimeField extends PreciseDurationDateTimeField { 36: 37: private static final long serialVersionUID = -5586801265774496376L; 38: 39: /** The maximum range in the correct units */ 40: private final int iRange; 41: 42: private final DurationField iRangeField; 43: 44: /** 45: * Constructor. 46: * 47: * @param type the field type this field uses 48: * @param unit precise unit duration, like "seconds()". 49: * @param range precise range duration, preferably a multiple of the unit, 50: * like "minutes()". 51: * @throws IllegalArgumentException if either duration field is imprecise 52: * @throws IllegalArgumentException if unit milliseconds is less than one 53: * or effective value range is less than two. 54: */ 55: public PreciseDateTimeField(DateTimeFieldType type, 56: DurationField unit, DurationField range) { 57: super(type, unit); 58: 59: if (!range.isPrecise()) { 60: throw new IllegalArgumentException("Range duration field must be precise"); 61: } 62: 63: long rangeMillis = range.getUnitMillis(); 64: iRange = (int)(rangeMillis / getUnitMillis()); 65: if (iRange < 2) { 66: throw new IllegalArgumentException("The effective range must be at least 2"); 67: } 68: 69: iRangeField = range; 70: } 71: 72: /** 73: * Get the amount of fractional units from the specified time instant. 74: * 75: * @param instant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to query 76: * @return the amount of fractional units extracted from the input. 77: */ 78: public int get(long instant) { 79: if (instant >= 0) { 80: return (int) ((instant / getUnitMillis()) % iRange); 81: } else { 82: return iRange - 1 + (int) (((instant + 1) / getUnitMillis()) % iRange); 83: } 84: } 85: 86: /** 87: * Add to the component of the specified time instant, wrapping around 88: * within that component if necessary. 89: * 90: * @param instant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to add to 91: * @param amount the amount of units to add (can be negative). 92: * @return the updated time instant. 93: */ 94: public long addWrapField(long instant, int amount) { 95: int thisValue = get(instant); 96: int wrappedValue = FieldUtils.getWrappedValue 97: (thisValue, amount, getMinimumValue(), getMaximumValue()); 98: // copy code from set() to avoid repeat call to get() 99: return instant + (wrappedValue - thisValue) * getUnitMillis(); 100: } 101: 102: /** 103: * Set the specified amount of units to the specified time instant. 104: * 105: * @param instant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to set in 106: * @param value value of units to set. 107: * @return the updated time instant. 108: * @throws IllegalArgumentException if value is too large or too small. 109: */ 110: public long set(long instant, int value) { 111: FieldUtils.verifyValueBounds(this, value, getMinimumValue(), getMaximumValue()); 112: return instant + (value - get(instant)) * iUnitMillis; 113: } 114: 115: /** 116: * Returns the range duration of this field. For example, if this field 117: * represents "minute of hour", then the range duration field is an hours. 118: * 119: * @return the range duration of this field, or null if field has no range 120: */ 121: public DurationField getRangeDurationField() { 122: return iRangeField; 123: } 124: 125: /** 126: * Get the maximum value for the field. 127: * 128: * @return the maximum value 129: */ 130: public int getMaximumValue() { 131: return iRange - 1; 132: } 133: 134: /** 135: * Returns the range of the field in the field's units. 136: * <p> 137: * For example, 60 for seconds per minute. The field is allowed values 138: * from 0 to range - 1. 139: * 140: * @return unit range 141: */ 142: public int getRange() { 143: return iRange; 144: } 145: 146: }
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| 5364 | 65 | Negate jump condition (Replace IF_ICMPGE with IF_ICMPLT) | |
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| 5367 | 79 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFLT with IFGE) | |
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| 5370 | 80(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LREM with LDIV) | |
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| 5371 | 82 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(INT)) | |
| 5372 | 82 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5374 | 82(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(LONG)) | |
| 5375 | 82(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5373 | 82 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace ISUB with IADD) | |
| 5376 | 82(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5378 | 82(2) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LDIV with LMUL) | |
| 5379 | 82(3) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LREM with LDIV) | |
| 5380 | 82(4) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace IADD with ISUB) | |
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| 5384 | 96(2) | Remove method call | |
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| 5387 | 99(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LMUL with LADD) | |
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| 5393 | 112 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace ISUB with IADD) | |
| 5394 | 112(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LMUL with LADD) | |
| 5395 | 112(2) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5392 | 112 | Remove method call | |
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| 5397 | 131 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5398 | 131 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace ISUB with IADD) |


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Scientific Publications
      Memory Retrieval and Monitoring in the Cerebellum (brief research report, 2008)
Literary Criticism
      Identity, Perception, and Regulation (2007)
      Word and Meaning in Goethe's Faust (2006)


In a traditional data-driven website, a web application waits for HTTP requests from the web browser (or other client).
When a request is received the application works out what action is needed based on the URL pattern and possibly
associated information contained in POST data or GET data.
Hello World!
```javascript
var express = require('express');
var app = express();
app.get('/', function(req, res) {
res.send('Hello World!');
});
app.listen(3000, function() {
console.log('Example app listening on port 3000!');
});
```
Form handling process
Form handling is not very complicated:
the route sends our request to a controller function which performs any database actions required,
including reading data from the models, then generates and returns an HTML page.
What makes things more complicated is that the server also needs to be able to process the data provided by the user,
and redisplay the form with error information if there are any problems.
Form handling process
VALIDATION AND SANITIZATION
Before the data from a form is stored it must be validated and sanitized:
Validation checks that entered values are appropriate for each field
(are in the right range, format, etc.) and that values have been supplied for all required fields.
Sanitization removes/replaces characters in the data that might potentially
be used to send malicious content to the server.
EXPRESS VALIDATOR
Express Validator is a module to perform both validation and sanitization of our form data.
```javascript
npm install express-validator
```
EXPRESS VALIDATOR
To use the validator in our controllers we have to require the functions
we want to use from the 'express-validator/check' and 'express-validator/filter' modules, as shown below:
```javascript
(req, res, next) => {
// Extract the validation errors from a request.
const errors = validationResult(req);
if (!errors.isEmpty()) {
// There are errors. Render form again with sanitized values/errors messages.
// Error messages can be returned in an array using `errors.array()`.
}
else {
// Data from form is valid.
}
}
```


Pyramid Systems is seeking a talented Senior Big Data Developer to join our growing team in Washington, DC.
Responsibilities
Develop Big Data solutions using Hadoop tools and supporting technologies for Federal agency.
Provide expert guidance to agency customers and management teams in related solutions.
Qualifications
Required Skills
Minimum of ten (10) years of IT experience and at least 3 years working with Hadoop tools and technology including Web Services (RESTful /SOAP) & Web Scrapping (HTTP, CSS and HTML).
Proficient with designing and developing big data solutions.
Experience with widely-used Hadoop tools such as Apache Spark, Hive, Sqoop, Flume and Oozie.
Extensive experience working with complex file formats include structured, unstructured and semi-structured data including, but not limited to JSON, XML, CSV etc.
Experience working with cloud based technology such as Amazon EMR, Redshift. Proficient using Python, Java/Java Script including libraries such as Beautiful Soup, urllib, Selenium.
Experience working with databases and appliances such as Netezza, Oracle, Sql Server, PostgreSQL & Sybase.
Experience with data modeling.
A bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field.
Desired Skills
Certified Developer from a major hadoop distributer such as Cloudera, HortonWorks and MapR is a major plus. Hadoop developer certifications from other distributers may only be considered at the government’s discretion.
Strong presentation skills are a major plus.
Pyramid is proud to be an equal and diverse Employer. EEO/AAP/M/F/Disabled/Veteran.


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| Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:00 - 5:00 | Alison Hill | RStudio | R Markdown for Medicine |
| 1:00 - 5:00 | Beth Atkinson | Mayo Clinic | Wrangling survival data |
| 5:30- 7:00 | Opening Reception |
| Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 8:30 | (Breakfast) | ||
| 8:30 - 8:45 | Michael Kane | Yale University | Opening Remarks |
| 8:45 - 9:45 | Terry Therneau | Mayo Clinic | Keynote: Using multi-state models and absolute risk in clinical research |
| 9:45 - 10:10 | (Break) | ||
| 10:10 - 10:30 | Timothy Tsai | Marcus Institute for Aging Research, Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School | Analytic memos for reproducible research using R/Rmarkdown |
| 10:30 - 10:50 | Fan Chen | Marcus Institute for Aging Research, Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School | Dynamic Report in Cohort Study Enrollment Process: Progress Monitor and Quality Control |
| 10:50 - 11:10 | Hao Zhu | Marcus Institute for Aging Research, Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School | R Training at Work: How to Introduce R into Your Academic Research Group |
| 11:10 - 11:30 | Thomas Travison | Marcus Institute for Aging Research, Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School | Using R, R Shiny and R Studio in Dissemination of Reproducible Biomedical Research |
| 11:30 - 1:00 | (Lunch) | ||
| 1:00 - 1:10 | Peter Higgins | The University of Michigan | Why People in the Western US Are Dissatisfied with their Health Insurance |
| 1:10 - 1:20 | Rajdeep Brar | Northwell Health | Automated Identification of Patients with Advanced Illness |
| 1:20 - 1:30 | Jordan Gauthier | Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center | Spliny: a Shiny app to explore the use of restricted cubic splines to model non-linear effects |
| 1:30 - 1:40 | Laxmi Ghmire | Lakes Region General Hospital | Tachyarrhythmia in pediatric acute myocarditis is associated with worse hospital outcomes: A report from Kids' Inpatient Database |
| 1:40 - 2:00 | Kenneth McLean | University of Edinburgh | ImpactR: R package for deriving and quantifying impact of biomedical research publications. |
| 2:00 - 3:00 | Frank Harrell | Vanderbilt University | Keynote: R for Clinical Trial Reporting |
| 3:00 - 3:30 | (Break) | ||
| 3:30 - 3:50 | Nikolas Krieger | The Cleveland Clinic Foundation | projects: Facilitating Manuscript-Oriented Workflows for Scientific Teams |
| 3:50 - 4:00 | Aaron Conway | The University of Toronto | spiritR: a workflow to enable direct upload of a clinical trial protocol to clinicaltrials.gov |
| 4:00 - 4:20 | Kenneth McLean | The University of Edinburgh | collaboratoR: An R package for scalable multi-centre research using R and REDCap applications. |
| 4:20 - 4:30 | Cameron Fairfield | The University of Edinburgh | HealthyR Notebooks: Democratising open and reproducible data analysis |
| 4:30 - 4:40 | Cameron Fairfield | The University of Edinburgh | Encryptr: Easy Encryption of Sensitive Data with R |
| 4:40 - 5:00 | Samuel Berchuck | Duke University | The Variational Autoencoder as a Scalable Alternative for Spatiotemporal Data in the Presence of Big Data: With an Application in Glaucoma |
| 5:00 - 6:30 | (Reception) |
| Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 8:30 | (Breakfast) | ||
| 8:30 - 9:30 | Rod Hayward | The University of Michigan | Keynote: Challenging Medical Dogmas with Data: Diabetes, Lipids, Blood pressure and Cardiovascular Risk |
| 9:30 - 9:40 | Kaylee Ho | Division of Biostatistics, Weill Cornell Medicine | Creating Patient Timeline Visualizations with R timevis and plotly |
| 9:40 - 9:50 | William Mateus | Universidad Nacional de Colombia | Interactive visualisation App for the reading and features identification of the electrocardiogram using R and Arduino Leonardo microcontroller |
| 9:50 - 10:10 | (Break) | ||
| 10:10 - 10:30 | Steven Schwager | Medidata Solutions | Using Synthetic Control Arms to Improve Clinical Trials |
| 10:30 - 10:40 | Peter Higgins | The University of Michigan | A Shiny App to Help Differentiate Tuberculosis from Crohn's Disease |
| 10:40 - 11:00 | Joseph Chou | Massachusetts General Hospital | Development of a machine learning model to predict neonatal follow-up bilirubin levels and comparison with clinician performance |
| 11:00 - 11:20 | Shanza Ashraf | Emory Healthcare | A Data-Driven Approach to Exploring and Standardizing Inpatient Diabetes Care across a Healthcare System |
| 11:20 - 11:30 | Shea Connell | University of East Anglia | Using urine to diagnose prostate cancer: developing two multimodal diagnostic models reproducibly within R |
| 11:30 - 12:30 | (Lunch) | ||
| 12:30 - 12:50 | Christian Larsen | Emory University School of Medicine | Integrating clinical data science and systems biology via an R based ecosystem to improve transplant outcomes. |
| 12:50 - 1:00 | Katherine Kay | Metrum Research Group | Improving methods for analysing anti-malarial drug efficacy trials: molecular correction based on length-polymorphic markers msp-1, msp-2 and glurp. |
| 1:00 - 1:10 | Tobin Turner | George E. Wahlen Veterans Health Administration; Division of Epidemiology, VERITAS, University of Utah | Innovation adoption in US hospitals and corresponding performance outcomes: a story of (misaligned?) patient and hospital benefits |
| 1:10 - 1:20 | Chunyang Li | George E. Wahlen Veterans Health Administration; Division of Epidemiology, VERITAS, University of Utah | Predicting Survival in Veterans with Follicular Lymphoma using Electronic Healthcare Record Data and Machine Learning |
| 1:20 - 2:20 | Donna Spiegelman | Yale University | Keynote: The case for SAS as the go-to tool for statistical analysis of funded research (if only they’d lower the price...) |
| 2:20 - 2:50 | (Break) | ||
| 2:50 - 3:10 | Hojjat Salmasian | Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital | But my patients are sicker! |
| 3:10 - 3:30 | Sam Abbott | University of Bristol | getTBinR: an R package for accessing and summarising the World Health Organization Tuberculosis data |
| 3:30 - 3:50 | Yan Gao | The Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of Illinois at Chicago | Integrative Analysis and Visualization of Cancer Genomic Data in Cloud |
| 3:50 - 4:00 | Michael Kane | Yale University | Closing Remarks |


simple-window-manager
A javascript-only Window Manager
features
- basic windowing experience (works great with electron to run multiple windows under one process)
- create normal and modal windows
- optionally snap windows to screen edges and/or other windows
- takes advantage of all the features of the DOM, including undefined width and/or height to automatically adjust size of window based on content
- windows may be resized, maximized, and minimized
- minimize works by minimizing to a small square that can be moved independently. Clicking it restores to its original size and location. Minimizing again moves the small square back to the last minimized location.
- can save and load windowing state (e.g., using localStorage or json files using Electron)
- emits events (using eventemitter3)
- uses javascript animations instead of CSS
rationale
I used Ventus to build internal tools and editors, but I wanted a more configurable solution with a better event model that didn't rely on CSS.
live example
https://davidfig.github.io/window-manager/
installation
npm i simple-window-manager
API documentation
https://davidfig.github.io/window-manager/jsdoc/
simple example
var WM = require('simple-window-manager');
// this is the window manager with one of the default options changed
var wm = new WM({ backgroundColorWindow: 'green' });
// enable window snapping to screen edges and other windows when moving
wm.snap()
// create a window
var window = wm.createWindow({ width: 500, height: 500, title: 'Test Window' });
// set content of window
window.content.style.margin = '10px';
window.content.innerHTML = 'This is a nifty window.';
// open the window
window.open();
License
MIT License
(c) 2018 YOPEY YOPEY LLC by David Figatner


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Data Tracking and Dissemination
Having vanilla Google Analytics or a similar solution installed is nice but it's missing a lot of raw data and it doesn't take care of reporting the right data in the right format to the relevant decision makers. To complete the picture, I set up Goals, Funnels, Enhanced E-commerce, Referral Exclusion, Content Grouping, Custom Variables, User-ID, Ad Cost Data Import, Custom Alerts, Call Tracking, automated reporting and more.


Researching Oiso's landscape and life environment from nature environment standpoint. I mainly research about wind and make proposal about improving the windscape.
For foreign travellers,telling attract of Enoshima.
Traslation of a passage of the Return of the Real( Hal Foster)


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WITNESS LIST Finance Committee February 2, 2005 - 8:00A SB 1 - Article IV - Court of Criminal Appeals FOR: Alexander, Doug Lawyer (Self), Austin, TX Davis, Rex Attorney (Self), Waco, TX Keltner, David Lawyer (Self), Fort Worth, TX SB 1 - Article IV - 1st Court of Appeals FOR: Roach, Jr., Robert M. "Randy" Attorney (Self), Houston, TX SB 1 - Article V - Department of Public Safety FOR: Hawthorne, Brian State Trooper (DPSOA), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - Comptroller's Department, Judiciary Section ON: Ancira, Jesse Associate Deputy Comproller (Comptroller's Department, Judiciary Section), Austin, TX Cox, Gregg Director, Public Integrity Unit (Travix County District Attorney's Office), Austin, TX De Bottis, Gina Chief Prosecutor (Special Prosecution Unit), Huntsville, TX Earle, Ronnie Travis County District Attorney (Self), Austin, TX Higgins, Leonard (Comptroller's Department, Judiciary Section), Austin, TX Lykos, Patrica R. Senior District Judge (Self), Houston, TX Underwood, Olen Presiding Judge (2nd Adm. Region), Conroe, TX SB 1 - Article IV - Court of Criminal Appeals ON: Boyce, William J. Attorney (Self), Houston, TX Bullard, Jerry D. Attorney (Self), Colleyville, TX Cortell, Nina Law (Self), Dallas, TX Gunn, David M. Attorney (Self), Houston, TX Hervey, Barbara Judge (Court of Criminal Appeals), Austin, TX Hill, William S. Auditor (Court of Criminal Appeals), Austin, TX Keller, Sharon Presiding Judge (Court of Criminal Appeals), Austin, TX Ratliff, Shannon Lawyer (Self), Austin, TX Watson, Charles Attorney (Self), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - State Commission on Judicial Conduct ON: Willing, Seana Executive Director (State Commission on Judicial Conduct), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - State Law Library ON: Estrada, Marcelino A. Director (State Law Library), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - State Office of Court Administration ON: Bowman, Glenna Rhea CPA (Office of Court Administration), Austin, TX Marcovich, Carrice Interim Administrative Director (Office of Court Administration), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - State Prosecuting Attorney ON: Rodriquez, Edward (LBB), Austin, TX Van Horn, Jeffrey L. First Assistant State's Attorney (Office of the State Prosecuting Attorney), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article IV - Supreme Court ON: Beck, Tina (LBB), Austin, TX Jefferson, Wallace B. 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Assistant Adjutant General (Texas Army National Guard), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article V - Commission on Jail Standards on: Kirk, Chris Sherriff, Brazos County (Sherriff's Association of Texas), Bryan, TX SB 1 - Article V - Department of Public Safety on: McEathron, Lieutenant Colonel David Assistant Director (Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Ybarra, Oscar Chief of Finance (Budget and Accounting Control Office, Dept. of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article V - Military Facilities Commission on: Giesbers, Lydia (Military Facilities Commission), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article V - Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission on: Kerr, Charles Financial Officer (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article V - Youth Commission on: Graham, Terry Budget Director (Youth Commission), Austin, TX McKeever, Robin Assistant Deputy Director - Finance (Youth Commission), Austin, TX SB 1 - Article V - Commission of Fire Protection Providing written testimony: for: Higgins, Mike Chief of Staff (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX


Italian tenor Bocelli joins Saudis and UNESCO to help children affected by war
(This Nov. 13 story corrects to make clear “Voices of the World” is in partnership with Saudi Arabia and that the project with UNESCO is separate)
PARIS (Reuters) - Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli launched his “Voices of the World” musical education program at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris on Wednesday to help children affected by armed conflicts.
The multi-year program will expand on the renowned blind tenor’s 2016 “Voices of Haiti” project that provided musical therapy and training, lessons, rehearsals, play time and meals to 12,000 children in one of the world’s poorest countries.
“Voices of the World” will be funded by Saudi Arabia.
“Music is a universal language that can influence the human soul in a positive way,” Bocelli, 61, told Reuters in Paris where he also signed an agreement with UNESCO to set up similar music education programs in Mali and other countries.
The Andrea Bocelli Foundation’s new “Voices of the World” program will kick off in 2020 focusing on regions including Syria, Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
“Through creation of regional choruses and other educational activities, ABF seeks to empower participants and their communities through the tool of music by reinforcing skills, stimulating creativity, fostering collaboration and offering more opportunities to succeed in life,” a foundation statement said.


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The goal of a Standard Container is to encapsulate a software component and all its dependencies in a format that is self-describing and portable , so that any compliant runtime can run it without extra dependencies , regardless of the underlying machine and the contents of the container.
The goal of a Standard Container is to encapsulate a software component and all its dependencies in a format that is self-describing and portable , so that any compliant runtime can run it without extra dependencies , regardless of the underlying machine and the contents of the container.
The goal of a Standard Container is to encapsulate a software component and all its dependencies in a format that is self-describing and portable , so that any compliant runtime can run it without extra dependencies , regardless of the underlying machine and the contents of the container.
The goal of a Standard Container is to encapsulate a software component and all its dependencies in a format that is self-describing and portable, so that any compliant runtime can run it without extra dependencies , regardless of the underlying machine and the contents of the container.
The goal of a Standard Container is to encapsulate a software component and all its dependencies in a format that is self-describing and portable, so that any compliant runtime can run it without extra dependencies, regardless of the underlying machine and the contents of the container.
Controls how the processes share the hardware resources to containers.
Limits memory, cpu and IO per process group
checkout the git repo of this talk!
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Six Bombs Go Off Near Mosque in Capital of Eastern Afghanistan's Logar Province - Source
KABUL(Sputnik) - Six bombs went off near a mosque in the capital of Logar province, eastern Afghanistan, on Saturday, a source said.
The explosions broke out in front of the gate of the Abdullah ibn Masood Comprehensive Mosque at around 1 p.m. (08:30 GMT).
No casualties have been reported so far, with the nearby area cordoned off by the National Directorate of Security and the police, according to sources.
This comes as an explosion ripped through Afghanistan's northeastern province of Takhar, resulting in deaths of at least nine students. According to the Pajhwok news agency, the blast rocked the Darqad district when the children were heading to school.
In a separate development, a bomb blast near the police station compound in the northern Afghan province of Baghlan wounded eleven people, including civilians. Provincial police spokesman Jawed Basharat said that the explosive device was planted by the water canal in close proximity to the police headquarters.
The situation in Afghanistan has been tense for decades amid the insurgency of the radical Taliban movement and the Daesh* terrorist group (banned in Russia). Even though the United States and the Taliban started negotiating foreign troop withdrawal last year, the peace talks broke down this September, prompting more bloodshed.
* Daesh (aka Islamic state/ISIS/ISIL) is a terrorist group banned in Russia


We allow human operators to review the output of a deep-learning algorithm, correcting errors where applicable. The corrected results are returned into the training set for the neural network, thus improving accuracy over time.


"use strict";
(function($){
const SLIDINGPANELS_OPTIONS_DATA_NAME = "jquery-showhide-slidingpanels-setup";
const SLIDINGPANELS_OPTION_CONTAINER_CLASSNAME = "jquery-showhide-slidinganels-options";
function getSlPanelOptions(jqrPanel, options) {
//find options container
let secOpts = jqrPanel.closest("." + SLIDINGPANELS_OPTION_CONTAINER_CLASSNAME)
.data(SLIDINGPANELS_OPTIONS_DATA_NAME);
if (secOpts)
return $.extend({}, $.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS, secOpts, options);
else
return $.extend({}, $.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS, options);
}
function getPanelWidth(block, opts) {
return block.children("." + opts.contentClass).width() + 50;
}
function slideOutPanel(block, opts) {
if (typeof opts.onSlideOut === "function") {
block.each(function() {
if (!isHidden($(this)))
opts.onSlideOut.apply(this);
});
}
block.animate({
left: -1 * getPanelWidth(block, opts),
opacity:0
}, opts.duration,
function(){
//$(this).css('visibility','hidden');
$(this).hide();
}
);
}
function slideInPanels(jqr, opts, complete) {
//set panel(s) to be invisible in order to ensure that the following show() operation will
//"render" the panel (calculating its width correctly) but invisibly, so that the starting position
//for the slide-in-animation can be determined and set before actually showing the panel.
jqr.css('visibility', 'hidden');
//Now "show" the panel. It will stay invisble, but this enable the calculation of its width.
jqr.show();
//Now the starting position for the slide animation can be calculated and assigned.
jqr.css('left', -1 * getPanelWidth(jqr, opts));
//Now that the "invisibly rendered" panel is finally positioned behind its "father",
//it may finally be made visible...
jqr.css('visibility', 'visible');
//... now slide the panel into its final position:
jqr.animate({
left:'-1em',
opacity:1
}, opts.duration,
complete
);
if (typeof opts.onSlideIn === "function") {
jqr.each(function() {
//if isVisible not necessary here, but precondition ensured by callers
opts.onSlideIn.apply(this);
});
}
}
function isHidden(jqr) {
return jqr.css('visibility')!=='visible' || jqr.is(':hidden');
}
//Slide in a sub-panel from behind its parent. The parent panel (with all its predecessors)
//must already be visible.
//Note: This operation supports showing a panel in state "visibility:hidden" as well as a panel
// hidden by "display:none" style.
//Reason: It is explicitly supported to initially hide panels (on load) by simply setting
// visibility to hidden and _not_ setting display to none, in order to be able to
// define display values different from the default "block" value (e.g. "display-block").
// When sliding out the panel, this plug-in will use jQuery's hide() function to hide it,
// setting display to none. But jQuery will, in this case, remember the inital display value
// and restore it when showing the panel again via show().
function slideInPanel(jqr, opts) {
if (isHidden(jqr)) {
slideInPanels(jqr, opts, function() {
//Scroll-Anweisung wird explizit für Vater-Panel ausgestellt, welches das this-Panel ja als Kindknoten enthält.
//Grund: Auf diese Weise versucht die Scroll-Routine zwar, den rechten Rand von parent (gleich rechtem Rand von this)
//rechtsbündig in den Viewport zu scrollen, _aber nur, falls damit der linke Rand von Parent_ nicht nach links aus
//dem Viewport herausscrollt. Immerhin hat oft ein Form-Element im Parent-Panel noch den Fokus, und das soll sichtbar bleiben.
//In diesem Fall würde nur so weit rechts gescrollt, bis der linke Rand des Parent-Panels linksbündig im Viewport ist
//und das this-Panel wird nach rechts abgeschnitten. Gibt es kein Parent-Panel, wird auch nicht gescrollt.
$(this).parent("." + opts.panelClass).scrollRightIntoView(opts.viewport, 10, opts.duration);
if (typeof opts.complete === "function") {
opts.complete.apply(this, arguments);
}
}
);
}
}
//Slide out (hide) all sub panels of each panel in jqr.
function slideOutChildren(jqr, opts) {
slideOutPanel($("." + opts.panelClass, jqr), opts);
}
function slideInParents(jqr, opts) {
slideInPanels(jqr.parents("." + opts.panelClass)
.filter((idx, node) => isHidden($(node))),
opts);
}
/**
* jQuery plug-in function: Saves options for {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel()} as well
* as similar functions like {@link jQuery.fn.slideOutPanel} permanently in a data cache
* associated with all of the selected elements.
* This function may be called for any element containing sliding panels, and
* the setup options provided to this function and stored in the data of the selected
* container(s) will apply to all sliding panels found within this container (res. these containers).
*
* @function setupSlideToPanel
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
* @param {object} [options] An object defining options for the slideToPanel(), slideOutPanel()
* or childPanel() functions. See {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS DEFAULTS options}
* for a list of available options and their default values. For any option you omit in your options
* argument, the default option will be used. So this argument only needs to specify options
* that differ from the defaults.
* @return {jqr} the same jQuery resultset this function was called upon,
* allows for chaining several jQuery plug-in calls on the same result set.
*/
$.fn.setupSlideToPanel = function(options) {
if (typeof options !== "object")
throw "Argument to setupShowOrHideSection must be an object (containing options to be stored as setup)!";
this.data(SLIDINGPANELS_OPTIONS_DATA_NAME, options)
.addClass(SLIDINGPANELS_OPTION_CONTAINER_CLASSNAME);
return this;
}
/**
* jQuery plug-in function: Slide the selected panel into view (to be the last visible panel).
* Ensure that the selected panel and all its predecessors are made
* visible while all child panels stay or get hidden.
* I.e.: If the selected panel is still invisible, show it (after showing all still invisible
* predecessord). If the selected panel is already visible and one or more of its successors are
* visible too, then hide all those successors.
* @function slideToPanel()
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
* @param {object} [options] An object defining options.
* See {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS DEFAULTS options}
* for a list of available options and their default values. For any option you omit in your options
* argument, the default option will be used. So this argument only needs to specify options
* that differ from the defaults.
* @return {jqr} the same jQuery resultset this function was called upon,
* allows for chaining several jQuery plug-in calls on the same result set.
*/
$.fn.slideToPanel = function(options) {
const opts = getSlPanelOptions($(this), options);
slideOutChildren(this, opts);
slideInParents(this, opts);
slideInPanel(this, opts);
return this;
};
/**
* jQuery plug-in function: Slide the selected panel into view if not yet visible.
* Differs from {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel()} only in the case that its child panel
* is already visible: Then this function will not hide the child panel (or any
* successors).
* Simply ensures that the selected panel and all its predecessors are made visible.
* I.e.: If the selected panel is still invisible, show it (after showing all still invisible
* predecessord). If the selected panel is already visible nothing changes.
* @function slideInPanel
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
* @param {object} [options] An object defining options.
* See {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS DEFAULTS options}
* for a list of available options and their default values. For any option you omit in your options
* argument, the default option will be used. So this argument only needs to specify options
* that differ from the defaults.
* @return {jqr} the same jQuery resultset this function was called upon,
* allows for chaining several jQuery plug-in calls on the same result set.
*/
$.fn.slideInPanel = function(options) {
const opts = getSlPanelOptions($(this), options);
slideInParents(this, opts);
slideInPanel(this, opts);
return this;
};
/**
* jQuery plug-in function: Helper function when working with sliding panels
* (see {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel()}): When called on a one-element jQuery resultset
* containing a sliding panel, this function returns a jQuery object containing the panel's
* sub panel. If the panel ($(this)) does not yet contain a sub panel (i.e. it's the
* last panel in the chain), a new sub panel will be appended and returned.
*

* Depends on the options panelClass and contentClass,
* see {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS}.
* Selects the children of $(this) of class panelClass, which should usually
* be exactly one or none. If it's none, a div element of class panelClass will be
* created and appended (and returned), which in turn contains a div child element of class
* contentClass.
* @function childPanel
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
* @param {object} [options] An object defining options for the slideToPanel functions.
* This function depends on the options panelClass and contentClass.
* @return {jqr} a jQuery resultset containing the (previously existing or newly created)
* child panel of $(this). Not empty.
*/
$.fn.childPanel = function(options) {
const opts = getSlPanelOptions($(this), options);
let sub = this.children('.' + opts.panelClass);
if (!sub.length) { //Neues Slidingpanel einfügen, falls noch keins existiert.
this.append('

');
sub = this.children('.' + opts.panelClass).hide();
}
return sub;
};
/**
* jQuery plug-in function: Helper function when working with sliding panels
* (see {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel()}): When called on a one-element jQuery resultset
* containing a sliding panel, this function returns a jQuery object containing the panel's
* content. More precisely: This function returns the jQuery resultset from a search
* for all children of $(this) of class options.contentClass,
* (see {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS}).
* @function panelContent
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
* @param {object} [options] An object defining options for the slideToPanel functions.
* This function only depends on the option contentClass.
* @return {jqr} a jQuery resultset containing the child element of the panel
* which has the class options.contentClass.
*/
$.fn.panelContent = function(options) {
const opts = getSlPanelOptions($(this), options);
return this.children("." + opts.contentClass);
};
/**
* @namespace slideToPanel
* @memberOf jQuery.fn
*/
/**
* This object defines the default settings for {@link jQuery.fn.slideToPanel()} and
* similar plug-in functions.
* The table also lists all possible properties for the options argument
* of said functions.
* @member DEFAULTS
* @memberOf jQuery.fn.slideToPanel
* @property {string} panelClass ="slidingpanel" Name of a CSS class for all sliding panels.
* Each HTML node (typically a div) which these plug-in functions should regard as a sliding
* panel must be equipped with this class. If the {@link jQuery.fn.childPanel} function is
* used to dynamically create new sub panels, these will automatically be equipped with
* a class attribute conaining this class.
* @property {string} contentClass ="content" Name of a CSS class for the content block of
* a sliding panel: Each panel should have exactly one child node of this class determining the
* actual panel content, and up to one element of the "panelClass" which is its child panel.
* @property {function} [complete] Optional call-back function, defaults to undefined. If
* such a call-back is defined, then it will executed every time after a panel has been
* slid into view, and only after the sliding animation has completed. The actual panel
* that has just been shown is bound to the implicit parameter 'this'.
* @property {function} [onSlideIn] Optional call-back function which gets triggered every
* time a sliding panel gets shown. In difference to the 'complete' function, this call-back
* gets triggered when the slid-in animation starts (while 'complete' gets triggered after
* the animation completed). The actual panel
* that has just been shown is bound to the implicit parameter 'this'.
* @property {function} [onSlideOut] Optional call-back function which gets triggered every
* time a sliding panel gets hidden (slid out of view). The actual panel
* that has just been shown is bound to the implicit parameter 'this'.
*/
$.fn.slideToPanel.DEFAULTS = $.extend({
panelClass: "slidingpanel",
contentClass: "content",
complete: undefined,
onSlideIn: undefined,
onSlideOut: undefined
}, $.fn.showOrHideSection.DEFAULTS);
}(jQuery));


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Everton midfielder Tom Davies sets sights on being the new Steven Gerrard
Davies planning to emulate Liverpool legend for club and country ahead of England U21 qualifier against Albania on Friday
by Tim NashTom Davies has set his sights on being the new Steven Gerrard.
The Everton midfielder, 21, has been compared to the Liverpool and England great for his box-to-box game following his goal in the 2-1 win at Southampton last weekend.
Now Davies wants to emulate Reds legend Gerrard in the blue of Everton and the white of England.
“He was a quality player,” said Davies, who is with the England Under-21s squad preparing for the Euro U21s qualifier away to Albania on Friday night.
“To even be compared to him is just good to hear. He is a local lad – around the city everyone knows him. If I can do that for Everton, that’s the idea. I’d love to do that.
“I wouldn’t say I’m exactly the same as him but in my head I know I can be a top quality player. My main focus is improving my game.
“I feel like I can become a quality player. It’s about reaching the potential that I have. It’s in my hands to dictate that.”
Davies started off as an attacking midfielder rampaging forwards, but has also looked equally as happy in the anchorman role.
He added: “I’ve always been a box-to-box midfielder as a kid. That’s my position.
“But this role I’ve been playing for England suits me well. I’m happy doing either. I don’t mind.
“I can do that. When I first broke into Everton’s team it was that attacking position – just put me anywhere in midfield and I’ll be happy.”
Davies is just four short of 100 appearances for Everton but his goal at St Mary’s was only his fifth for the club.
“I’m always looking to improve and goalscoring is definitely an area that I can, whether it be scoring or assisting,” he admitted.
“A goal at the weekend shows I can do it. I want to do it more often.”
After his goal, Davies received a text of congratulations from Andre Gomes, who is recovering after his dislocated ankle.
“He texted me after the game saying, ‘Well done’ for the goal and stuff,” said Davies.
“He’s doing well and hopefully he might be able to get back before the end of the season.
“We’re all gutted for him. But he’ll come back stronger than ever – that’s the type of lad he is. As for me, I’m just looking to stay in the team.
“Andre and me were playing together in the middle. That was down to us both doing well in training and we had a good partnership.”


Use cases for parentheses in Javascript are during the process of creating a function, when establishing which parameters need to be included to make the function run. For example if you were to create a function that would multiply two numbers by each other, x and y would be the parameters inside the brackets. The numbers would be assigned to the function when it is called. They are also used when surrounding conditional statements, and also used when establishing the order in which operations happen eg ((x+y) * n).
Square brackets are mostly used with objects or arrays. An array ( multiple pieces of data) would use square brackets to enclose it, signalling that it's an array. In order to access particular values in the array, you can use their index value, which would also be enclosed in square brackets. You can also use square bracket notation to access the property of an object, instead of dot notation.
Braces are used to define the start and end of a function (after the parameters) and also to split up different blocks of code within the function. They are also used when creating an object, before and after.
Single and double quotes are both used in the creation of strings, when we want to input a word that doesn't yet have a pre-defined meaning within Javascript.
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W
ith Ohio in the midst of an opioid epidemic, some local administrators have been left relying on the state and federal governments for help.
The Athens County Commissioners, who allocate federal and state funding and oversee county government, cannot enact their own legislation to fight the opioid epidemic.
“We’re an agent of the state,” Athens County Commissioner Chris Chmiel said. “The state laws are created, and we don’t have the ability to create laws.”
The state has been trying to end opioid addiction and overprescribing for years. In 2006, state officials created the Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System, which keeps records of all prescriptions given in the state.
More recently, State Rep. Jay Edwards, R-Nelsonville, introduced a bill, House Bill 167, that would limit the amount of time doctors can prescribe opioids and require them to provide treatment options if they have to prescribe the drugs for longer.
“We have access problems in southeast Ohio to treatment facilities,” Edwards said at a public meeting at the end of March. “I don’t think throwing money at it and simply legislating will fix the issue.”
Emily Matthews / For The Post
Jay Edwards talks to Rufus Dillon, an Athens resident, at the GOP Headquarters on West Union Street after learning that Edwards won his election for State Representative on Nov. 8, 2016. (FILE)
Shortly after that legislation was introduced, Ohio Gov. John Kasich unveiled rule changes that were slightly less rigid but had a similar effect as Edwards’ bill.
Kasich’s measure limits doctors and other health professionals to seven-day opioid prescriptions for acute pain patients.
Edwards said his bill would not only limit the time doctors can prescribe opioids but also create treatment options for patients.
“A big part of this is trying to get those few doctors who overprescribe in line and develop more treatment options for those who are addicted,” Edwards said.
Chmiel, who attributed the cause of opioid addiction to medical professionals, said doctors can help by educating their patients on the dangers of opioid addiction.
“I also think there’s a lot of responsibility in the medical profession,” he said. “I’d like to see all our local medical providers step up and do more to make sure that there’s education for patients when they come in.”
The opioid epidemic has been costly for the county. Athens County Commissioner Lenny Eliason said the commissioners pay $60 a day for every prisoner they house in the county jail, but he added that building bigger prison facilities wouldn’t help the problem.
“What you want to do is not necessarily incarcerate people, you want to get people away from the prison system,” Eliason said. “Just building a bigger warehouse to house prisoners is not necessarily the solution.”
Eliason said personal responsibility and education are the best ways local administrators can help end the opioid crisis.
“There’s never going to be enough money to deal with it,” Eliason said. “It’s a matter of education and prevention. It’s a social problem that you can’t throw enough money at.”
The commissioners are taking a non-legislative approach to ending opioid addiction, Chmiel said. He added that education and public awareness are most important in ending the epidemic.
“People who are suffering from addiction are sick, and they need help,” Chmiel said. “You kind of need to start at a foundational help level and get people to take better care of themselves from a young age.”
Eliason agreed with Chmiel.
“I’m not sure if anybody can do enough. It’s more about self responsibility,” Eliason said. “There’s no simple silver bullet to solve the problem. You can’t legislate or fund your way out of it. You’ve gotta work at and educate people.”


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I've started seeking a certain type of listening lately, inspired by Knox Robinson. Music as a counterpoint to our current times. Positive vibrations and spiritual sensations.
The deeper I got the more I enjoyed it. The exploratory aspect. The listening experience.
So I made a thing to help share it: Spiritual Sound System.
The project kicked off with the 5 hour track/mix Music For Mushrooms: A Soundtrack For The Psychedelic Practitioner by East Forest.
This week is the new album from Horse Lords: The Common Task.
Enjoy some positive vibrations and stay healthy.
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Man Utd eye Dwight McNeil transfer swoop - after releasing Burnley winger five years ago
After being released by Manchester United aged 14, Dwight McNeil went on to join Burnley where he has impressed
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Manchester United are reportedly keen on bringing Burnley's teenage winger Dwight McNeil back to Old Trafford - after releasing the youngster five years ago.
After being axed by United's youth side aged 14, McNeil went on to join the Clarets where he has developed into an integral part of Sean Dyche's first-team squad.
McNeil, 19, has played in all 11 of Burnley's Premier League matches this campaign and scored one goal. - performances that have seemingly impressed United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
According to The Sun , the Norwegian boss has ordered United scouts to watch the England U21s international on numerous occasions this season.
That is despite the fact he was released by the club for not being up to standards, while United's youth-team chiefs also had reservations about his ability on set-pieces.
It is understood that Burnley are in no mood to sell their prized asset, who they value at around £35million.
McNeil is a huge Red Devils fan and last month opened up on his release by United.
He told The Sun: "I was released by Man United when I was 14.
"Funnily enough, one of the reasons I got released was because my set-pieces weren’t the best.
"It was quite an upsetting time for me. I was still at school as well, I was still learning.
"I came to Burnley, got put on a six-week trial and signed just before the end of the season.
"I’m a Man United fan, despite what happened. I’ll always be a Man United fan. I just wasn’t up to their standards."


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public interface SQLData
The interface used for the custom mapping of an SQL user-defined type (UDT) to
a class in the Java programming language. The class object for a class
implementing the SQLData
interface will be entered in the
appropriate Connection
object's type map along with the SQL
name of the UDT for which it is a custom mapping.
Typically, a SQLData
implementation
will define a field for each attribute of an SQL structured type or a
single field for an SQL DISTINCT
type. When the UDT is
retrieved from a data source with the ResultSet.getObject
method, it will be mapped as an instance of this class. A programmer
can operate on this class instance just as on any other object in the
Java programming language and then store any changes made to it by
calling the PreparedStatement.setObject
method,
which will map it back to the SQL type.
It is expected that the implementation of the class for a custom
mapping will be done by a tool. In a typical implementation, the
programmer would simply supply the name of the SQL UDT, the name of
the class to which it is being mapped, and the names of the fields to
which each of the attributes of the UDT is to be mapped. The tool will use
this information to implement the SQLData.readSQL
and
SQLData.writeSQL
methods. The readSQL
method
calls the appropriate SQLInput
methods to read
each attribute from an SQLInput
object, and the
writeSQL
method calls SQLOutput
methods
to write each attribute back to the data source via an
SQLOutput
object.
An application programmer will not normally call SQLData
methods
directly, and the SQLInput
and SQLOutput
methods
are called internally by SQLData
methods, not by application code.
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getSQLTypeName()
Returns the fully-qualified name of the SQL user-defined type that this object represents. |
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readSQL(SQLInput stream,
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Populates this object with data read from the database. |
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Writes this object to the given SQL data stream, converting it back to its SQL value in the data source. |
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SQLData
.
readSql
when this object was constructed and populated
SQLException
- if there is a database access errorvoid readSQL(SQLInput stream, String typeName) throws SQLException
readSQL
then
assigns the data to appropriate fields or
elements (of this or other objects).
Specifically, it must call the appropriate reader method
(SQLInput.readString
, SQLInput.readBigDecimal
,
and so on) method(s) to do the following:
for a distinct type, read its single data element;
for a structured type, read a value for each attribute of the SQL type.
SQLInput
reader method on the stream.
stream
- the SQLInput
object from which to read the data for
the value that is being custom mappedtypeName
- the SQL type name of the value on the data stream
SQLException
- if there is a database access errorSQLInput
void writeSQL(SQLOutput stream) throws SQLException
SQLOutput
writer
method(s) (writeInt
, writeString
, and so on)
to do the following: for a Distinct Type, write its single data element;
for a Structured Type, write a value for each attribute of the SQL type.
stream
- the SQLOutput
object to which to write the data for
the value that was custom mapped
SQLException
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Resize an ext2, ext3 or ext4 filesystem.
Does not resize the underlying partition. The filesystem may have to be unmounted first, read the man page for more details.
More information: home page
- Automatically resize a filesystem:
resize2fs /dev/sdXN
- Resize the filesystem to a size of 40G, displaying a progress bar:
resize2fs -p /dev/sdXN 40G
- Shrink the filesystem to its minimum possible size:
resize2fs -M /dev/sdXN


Issue 6405: "Get Matching Elements" must not be displayed for @-rules
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the CSS panel
-
Select issue6405.html from the Location Menu
⇒ An @font-face
rule should be shown inside the CSS panel.
- Right-click the rule
Expected result
- There should be no menu entry Get Matching Elements.


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Cross-functional teams, Agile methodologies, development in scalable applications, programming principles, unit testing, Javascript, Angular 1.x, Node JS, SASS, GRUNT and maintaining HTML and CSS for complex projects.
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GE(General Electric) Communities
Team Lead
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Web developer
Web developer responsible for the development and operation of GE Forms. Coordination with testing and API team, discussing functional changes and requirement, Angular JS, Backbone JS, jQuery, HTML, CSS.
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Web developer
This application is used for creating surveys for GE, sharing it with various users or di-rectory list of GE, showing results in form of charts.
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you need to generate a special passenger_ruby for passenger to run
and rvm-install-system-wide is just a bitly link to a git commit right now
oh and "rvm notes" will tell you what dependencies you're missing after you install rvm, but before you install any rubies