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readMemoryAt(int, byte[])
- Method in class org.ejvm.execution.
EjvmMachine
Reads
dst.length
bytes from the machine's working memory into
dst
, starting at
offset
.
releaseHalt()
- Method in class org.ejvm.execution.
EjvmProcessor
Releases the halt status of the processor without change to the state of its process.
removeExecutionListener(EjvmExecutionListener)
- Method in class org.ejvm.execution.
EjvmProcess
Removes the
EjvmExecutionListener
listener
from this process.
reset()
- Method in class org.ejvm.execution.
EjvmMachine
Resets the virtual machine.
reset()
- Method in class org.ejvm.execution.
EjvmProcessor
Resets the processor and the assigned process.
RPAR
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMLexer
RPAR()
- Method in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser.All_charContext
RPAR
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_all_char
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_argument
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_codeLine
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_comment
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_constantDefinition
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_constantsSection
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_decimalLiteral
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_emptyLine
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_errorMessageDefinition
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_errorMessageTable
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_hexLiteral
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_identifier
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_instruction
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_label
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_localVariableDefinition
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_localVariablesSection
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_method
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_methodCode
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_newline
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_numberLiteral
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_parameterList
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_parameterListEnd
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_program
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_programDeclaration
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_programName
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
RULE_string
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMParser
ruleNames
- Static variable in class org.ejvm.antlr.
eJVMLexer
ruleNames
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Given the class Shape
:
Shape
that takes in a String
as the name of the shape and sets the name
variable accordingly.Square
that inherits from shape. double
and a String
with the length of the side of the square.
and the name of the Square
, respectively.getArea
method to return the correct area of a square.getPerimeter
method to return the perimeter of the squareequals
method to return true
if the Square being compared has the same side and name as the current Square
toString
method to return the name and side of the Square
separated by a colon. For example
if the Square
's name is "room 1"
and the side is 19
, then this
method should return room 1:19
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Is Mel dead on EastEnders, and is she leaving? Fan theory hints at new crash twist
EastEnders fans are not entirely convinced Mel Owen is dead after a car crash, while scenes appeared to show her die in the latest episode
by Charlotte TuttonEastEnders viewers are thinking there's another big twist on the way, as a car crash in the most recent episode appeared to leave Mel Owen dead.
While they wait for the next episode to see if Mel will really die, it has been confirmed that actress Tamzin Outhwaite is leaving the role with her final scenes already filmed.
On Tuesday, Mel's desperation for revenge and to expose Sharon Mitchell's fling and baby secret led to tragedy.
Not paying attention to the road as she prepared to spill all about Keanu Taylor being the father of Sharon's baby to all those at the club, including his pregnant fiancée Louise, she collided head on with another car.
Sharon looked on in horror as the vehicle ahead of her flipped and smashed to the ground.
The episode ended with Mel's hand hanging out of the overturned car, while her fate is not known.
Now, fans think it could all be a red herring and that Mel might survive the crash.
There's two big theories circulating by eagle-eyed viewers, and those that know the soap pretty damn well.
One fan claimed the leaking petrol could be a hint that Mel might be alive for now, with the soap heading for a repeat of her husband Steve Owen's death in 2002.
He faced a similar fate when he crashed his car after a chase with Sharon's husband Phil Mitchell, but his car exploded and he was killed.
Fans are speculating after several nods to the past including the Steve stunt and Sharongate, that maybe Mel will survive only to be killed in an explosion.
Another theory is that Mel will live to tell the tale, literally, with a potential return around Christmas giving her the path to finally expose Sharon - with it known Christmas will see Sheanu rumbled.
Others think it's just too similar to Steve's own crash to have Mel face the same fate - but isn't that the point in the storyline and the nostalgic nod to the past? The Owens are cursed it seems after all.
Viewers now face an anxious wait until Thursday's episode, when Mel's fate will be revealed.
Fans will also find out if Sharon can keep her secret that little bit longer, with the walls closing in on her and Keanu.
EastEnders airs Mondays and Fridays at 8pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30pm on BBC One.


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| class | pin_in |
| pin_in implementation for a ATSAM3X8E More... | |
| class | pin_in_out |
| pin_in_out implementation for an stm32f030x6 More... | |
| class | pin_oc |
| pin_oc implementation for an stm32f030x6 More... | |
| class | pin_out |
| pin_out implementation for an stm32f030x6 More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | pins { a0, a1, a2, a3, a4, a5, a6, a7, a8, a9, a10, a11, a12, a13, a14, a15, b0, b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8, b9, b10, b11, b12, b13, b14, b15, c0, c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6, c7, c8, c9, c10, c11, c12, c13, c14, c15, led } |
| GPIO pin names. | |
Functions | |
| uint_fast64_t HWLIB_WEAK | ticks_per_us () |
| the number of ticks per us More... | |
| uint_fast64_t HWLIB_WEAK | now_ticks () |
| returns the number of ticks since some fixed starting point More... | |
| void | uart_init () |
| bool | uart_char_available () |
| char | uart_getc () |
| void | uart_putc (char c) |
hwlib implementation for the stm32f030x6
This namespace contains the hwlib implementation of the pins, timing and (software) UART output for the stm32f030x6.
Initially, the chip runs from its HSI internal RC oscillator at 8 MHz. The first wait call configures the chip to run at 72 MHz, assuming an 8 MHz crystal.
The chip runs at 3.3 Volt and that is the level on its IO pins.
| uint_fast64_t HWLIB_WEAK stm32f030x6::now_ticks | ( | ) |
returns the number of ticks since some fixed starting point
current time in clock ticks
A call of this function returns the number of clock ticks since some arbitrary moment (in most cases the first call to this function).
| uint_fast64_t HWLIB_WEAK stm32f030x6::ticks_per_us | ( | ) |
the number of ticks per us
clock ticks per microsecond
A call of this function returns the number of clock ticks (as returned by a now_ticks() call) per microsecond.
| bool stm32f030x6::uart_char_available | ( | ) |
console character available check
This is the function used to check if the console (istream) input has a character available. The embedded targets provide an implementation that checks the serial port.
This definition is weak, which allows an application to provide its own definition.
| char stm32f030x6::uart_getc | ( | ) |
console character input function
This is the function used for console (istream) input. The embedded targets provide an implementation that reads from the serial port.
This definition is weak, which allows an application to provide its own definition.
| void stm32f030x6::uart_putc | ( | char | c | ) |
console character output function
This is the function used for console (ostream) output. The embedded targets provide an implementation that writes to the serial port.
This definition is weak, which allows an application to provide its own definition.


GSoC Progress - Week 6
Programming · GSoC · SymPyHello, received a mail few minutes into typing this, passed the midterm review successfully :)
Just left me wondering how do these guys process so many evaluations so quickly. I do have to confirm with Ondřej about this.
Anyways, the project goes on and here is my this week's summary.
Progress
SymEngine
successfully moved to using Catch
as a testing framework.
The travis builds for clang were breaking, this let me to play around with travis and clang builds to fix this issue. The linux clang build used to break because we used to mix-up and link libraries like GMP
compiled with different standard libraries.
Thanks to Isuru for lending a helping hand and fixing it in his PR.
Next task to make SYMENGINE_ASSERT
not use standard assert()
, hence I wrote my custom assert which simulates the internal assert
.
Now we could add the DNDEBUG
as a release flag when Piranha
is a dependence, this was also done.
Started work on Expression
wrapper, PR that starts off from Francesco's work sent in.
Investigated the slow down in benchmarks that I have been reporting in the last couple of posts. Using git commit
(amazing tool, good to see binary search in action!), the first bad commit was tracked. We realized that the inclusion of piranha.hpp
header caused the slowdown and was resolved by using mp_integer.hpp
, just the requirement header.
With immense help of Franceso, the problem was cornered to this:
* Inclusion of thread_pool
leads to the slowdown, a global variable that it declares to be specific.
* In general a multi-threaded application may result in some compiler optimizations going off, hence slowdown.
* Since this benchmark is memory allocation intensive, another speculation is that compiler allocates memory differently.
This SO question asked by @bluescarni should lead to very interesting developments.
We have to investigate this problem and get it sorted. Not only because we depend on Piranha
, we might also have multi-threading in SymEngine
later too.
Report
No benchmarking was done this week.
Here is my PR reports.
WIP
* #500 - Expression Wrapper
Merged
* #493 - The PR with Catch
got merged.
* #498 - Made SYMENGINE_ASSERT
use custom assert instead of assert()
and DNDEBUG
as a release flag with PIRANHA
.
* #502 - Make poly_mul
used mpz_addmul
(FMA), nice speedup of expand2b
.
* #496 - En route to fixing SYMENGINE_ASSERT
led to a minor fix in one of the assert statements.
* #491 - Minor fix in compiler choice documentation.
Targets for Week 7
- Get the
Expression
class merged. - Investigate and fix the slow-downs.
The rest of tasks can be finalized in later discussion with Ondřej.
That's all this week.
Ciao


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Grizzly Summer of Sam
by Ross Anthony
Here's one of those films that propose an ethical dilemma for me as a reviewer. Nearly flawless as a production, but not the kind of movie I enjoy watching. Nonetheless, I had some intention of giving "SOS" an "A-", but the 2 hour and 16 minute production ran about 16 minutes over. A surprisingly significant mar to an otherwise awesome feat of filmmaking.
"SOS" is a grizzly picture about how an Italian neighborhood in the Bronx reacts to the serial murders of the (unfortunately real life) infamous Son of Sam. It's not really about the killer himself, kind of like the Titanic wasn't really about a boat breaking in half (poor analogy, I know). Oh and unlike the later, not a very good date flick.
The main character, Vinnie, is rather seemly (not unlike most of the others). But Spike Lee, shows a great deal of directing and scripting prowess with the ability to make us actually care about people, we would probably keep our distance from in real life.
There's plenty of graphic violence as you'd expect, but also a surprising amount of rough sex. These are seldom love scenes ... if you get my drift.
So why do I praise Spike? Picture-perfect diaglogue is evenly and realistically dispersed among multiple actors. Also, these actors give fantastic performances, especially Vinnie (John Leguizamo) -- you've got to blame that kind of thing on the director. Lastly, save for the aforementioned needless 16 minutes, the film progresses its tension level smoothly from beginning to end. There are also the other masterfully crafted elements like multi-dimensional characters that grow.
So why don't I recommend it? Bluntly ... it's no fun. It's a downer. It started me resonating with an uncomfortable unsettling feeling that continued 10 or 12 hours after the movie. Though, Spike would probably pat himself on the back and shout out "mission accomplished" at my last remark -- I don't find it amusing. In my view, the only positively redeeming worth of the film lies in Vinnie's painfully learned lesson. But, it's a lesson to which I'm hip. I didn't need 2+ hours of discomfort for it to have made an impression; however, those rougher and tougher than myself may.
Starring John Leguizamo, Adrien Brody, Mira Sorvino, plus. Directed by Spike Lee. Screenplay by Victor Colicchio, Michael Imperioli and Spike Lee. Produced by Jon Kilik at Touchstone. Rated R.
Grade ......................................... B
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Caramel Banana Bread
(originally found here:
www.tasteandtellblog.com
)
Ingredients
Banana Bread:
1 3/4 c flour
2/3 c brown sugar
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 c mashed bananas
2 tbsp milk
2 eggs
Caramel Glaze:
1/4 c butter
1/2 c brown sugar
2 tsp heavy cream
1 c powdered sugar
Steps
Banana Bread
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Prepare a loaf pan with non-stick spray.
Mix the flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together. Add in the bananas and milk and mix for two minutes. Then add in the eggs.
Pour the mixture into the sprayed pan and bake for about one hour, or until a toothpick comes out clean when inserted.
Cool completely, then remove from the loaf pan and top with caramel glaze.
Caramel Glaze:
Combine the butter and brown sugar in a saucepan. Bring it to a boil, then remove from the heat and let it sit for 5 minutes.
Whisk in the cream and powdered sugar until all lumps disappear. Pour over the cooled banana bread.


Here is How To Layer Fragrances Without Overdoing It
by Constance KalpakisWhat’s the point of applying a fragrance if it disappears by the time you step out the door?
Here’s how to layer your fragrances to make your scent last as long as possible, and without overdoing it where it’s too unbearable to be in your presence. “It increases the overall concentration of the scent, which provides longevity, and it allows each product to function a bit differently,” says Ashley Eden Kessler, a perfumer at Studio Sentir.

Base With Body Lotion
When you moisturize your skin, the fragrance will hang onto you better. Think of it as a makeup primer, huge difference right? Mix it up with either a fragrance free or scented lotion to get started.
Add Your Chosen Fragrance
Use an Eau de parfum or eau de toilette because sillage is created which means the scent will diffuse in the air. This allows it to not only hang onto your skin, but the fibers of your clothes, your strands of hair, and basically cling into other parts of you that are exposed. “The alcohol makes the scent more volatile and easier to smell on the air,” Kessler explains.
Travel Size Sprays
Pack a travel size version of your scent, so if it leaves, you can quickly refresh throughout the day. Kessler says, “Fresh citrusy or ethereal scents are simply not long-lasting due to the nature of those ingredients being made of small, delicate molecules that evaporate quickly. You will get to enjoy your scent all over again that way.”
Get A Gift Set
Gift sets usually come with your fragrance in different forms i.e. lotions, rollerballs, and perfume bottles. Just layer them together, and the scent will take over. Quick and easy!
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BW
An application framework
Goals
This is an isolation layer for anyone who has plans to write applications that
explore the space of designable, dynamic, 3D, and video rate user interfaces.
It is not clear what the final operating environment of this code will be, but
it is expected that the market for this work is on platforms yet to be
developed. Thus, the code needs to be isolated from changes in the underlying
OS, windowing, and graphics systems.
BW (Basic Windows) is an isolation layer
for this type of application development. It defines the
virtual world that the application code executes in. The isolation layer
needs to interface to a current platform and be small enough to ease the
porting efforts to new platforms in the future.
The goals of this effort are to be able to write:
- high performance
- large scale
- distributed
- international
- graphic
- object oriented
applications that will run without code changes well into the future.
The goal is not primarily to provide platform independence between
Windows, Macintoshes, and X Windows platforms,
but to base the design on long term principles that translate
well into any sufficiently rich environment.
The isolation layer reduces the code's dependence
on specific features in the environment while accommodating
all the required features in concert.
Why is this needed?
Don't industry and international standards provide this level of
abstraction? Yes and No:
- These APIs are sometimes too general. Things like the win32 API
and the ANSI C++
library are designed to support nearly any type of application. The
"width" of these APIs is thus overly broad and complex.
- Most APIs with a guaranteed long duration are not object oriented.
OO thinking has obsoleted many standard interfaces, such as
the "C" library and POSIX.
- These APIs are sometimes targetted at the wrong application types.
MFC is basically for editing data stored in a file system. It has no
concept of data changing outside the control of the user as in a
distributed application. Java is
only ready for small to mid-sized client applications and is missing
features needed for server coding and internationalization. The C++
standard library and POSIX are focused on character based applications.
Thus, these facilities solve only part of the problem.
- This wouldn't be so bad except it is difficult to
combine them natively. For example, when using win32,
some parts of the C++ standard
library (standard file handles and asserts) don't work, and others
features are duplicated (internationalization and localization support)
in incompatible ways. Also, look at Posix support in Win NT (it's
only for character based programs).
- The standards for "vendor" APIs are owned by others. Providing
a "platform" is big business. APIs like win32 are owned by a single
vendor and thus their lifetime is tied to the products and companies
that implement them.
- The implementations of internationally standardized APIs are owned by
others. Since large vendors are in the "platform" business, their
implementations of standard APIs tend to be technically complete, but
inferior to the native APIs of the vendor.
For examples, look at the speed of "C" standard I/O vs "UNIX" style "C"
I/O vs native I/O.
That said, these APIs contain great ideas and have efficient implementations.
To use international standard APIs in BW, only a superficial
level of indirection is required, so that they can be replaced in environments
with an insufficient implementation. Thus I'm expecting that a big part
of BW is really a selection of which standards, or more accurately, parts of
standards to use.
The goals of the POSIX standard are, in fact, very similar to this project --
creation of portable applications at the source code level. The problems
are that Posix systems are not the commercial client
mainstream at the present time,
the APIs are not generally object oriented, and there is no support
for portable graphic applications.
The goals of Java are also very similar to this project. It is totally
object oriented, produces portable graphic applications, and is well
supported on the primary target environments.
The disadvantage is that it is
a proprietary API and language with little facilities for isolation from
provided implementations. See the Language chapter
of this specification for more discussion of this issue.
Target platforms
BW applications are primarily targetted at non-standard systems, so selection
of a part of a standard implies that the BW isolation layer may need to
actually implement selected parts of a standard in a non-standard environment.
For this reason,
only the parts of the standard used or likely to be used in BW applications
will be included in the interface.
A key point is that a BW application must use only the features of
BW and never dive down to use proprietary features. Such a use will
imply code changes in future. Furthermore, the interface
implementation must map BW classes and calls onto native facilities in
a way that makes BW applications full partners in their native environment.
This means that BW itself is a moving target -- it needs to support new
features as they become available on target platforms. BW cannot be
a "lowest common denominator" system.
The target platforms for BW applications have the following
characteristics:
- ANSI standard C++ compiler
- ANSI standard C++ library
- Multithreading OS with Posix equivalent I/O
- Network protocols with an interface equivalent to UNIX Sockets
- Object oriented remote procedure invokation (eg: Corba, DCOM)
- Posix standard Lex and Yacc
- Graphical User Interface (GUI). This includes an integrated set of:
- Drawing facilities including support for fonts, clipping, colours,
and images.
- 3D drawing primitives with hardware acceleration
- Windowing facilities for hierarchical overlapping windows from multiple
applications.
In addition, the following platform facilities will be available through BW
applications, but not required for BW implementation
- Drawing facilities for printers.
- Storage of preferences and options on a site, application, or user basis.
- A native HTML viewing control
- A native VRML viewing control
Also, some facilities will be provided by BW in preference to the native
facilities because the wide platform differences prevent a common code
base using just an isolation layer.
- Help facility
- Resources compiled into the application such as
predefined UI elements and localized strings.
- Scripting language


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8-10
Nothing says 'special occasion' quite like a traditional beef Wellington. It's pure pleasure on a plate.
Heat the oil and butter in a non-stick frying pan, when hot add the seasoned beef and seal on sides. Remove from the pan and allow to cool completely.
To make the duxelle stuffing, in the same frying pan add the butter and when
hot and foaming, add the shallots and cook until softened and golden. Add the mushrooms and cook until all the liquid evaporates.
Add the cream, salt and pepper. Continue to gently heat until it has reduced to a thick purée. Set aside to cool completely.
preheat the oven to 230C/450F/Gas8.
Roll the pastry to fit the beef and lay two of the pancakes on top, slightly overlapping. Spread a strip of chicken liver pate across the centre of the pancakes - to the same width as the beef fillet.
Make a cut about ¾ of the way through the beef into the centre of the beef fillet and fill with the cooled duxelle mix. Place the beef on to the pancakes and cover with the remaining two pancakes. Cut away the middle of the ends of the pastry. Fold over the main part of the meat and then neatly fold the ends.
Brush the edges with a little water. Place seam side down on a large baking tray. Decorate the top with extra pastry if desired and then brush all over with the beaten egg.
Place it in the oven for 10 minutes, then reduce the heat to 190C/375F/Gas 5 and continue to cook for another 20 minutes, until the pastry is golden.
Remove from the oven to a carving board and allow to rest for 5 minutes before carving into thick slices.


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CCTV appeal after man steals booze from River Escapes boat on Newcastle Quayside
Police believe the man in the image could help them with their investigation into the incident
by Katie CollingsA man broke into a boat on the Newcastle Quayside and stole alcohol from the bar.
An investigation is under way following the burglary and police have now released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to.
Between 6.30am and 7.45am on Saturday, October 19, an intruder gained entry by smashing a window on the River Escapes boat and stole a quantity of alcohol from the bar before fleeing the scene.
Enquiries to locate those responsible are ongoing but today officers have released an image of a man they need to trace.
A spokesperson for Northumbria Police said: "He was in the area at the time of the offence and may be able to assist police with their investigation.
"If anyone knows the man, or can help police with their enquiries, then call 101 quoting crime number 132883X/19.
"You can also report online at the Northumbria Police website or call independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."


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We provide opportunities almost for everyone in the field of education; teachers, trainers, students, doctors, professors, universities and businesses.
The aim of Galileo LLC is to contribute to the Europe 2020 strategy for growth, jobs, social equity and inclusion, as well as the aims of ET2020, the EU's strategic framework for education and training.
What is matter for us ;
- Internship programs that enable students to gain experience.
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- Supporting innovation, cooperation and reform
- Reducing unemployment, especially among young people/li>
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We care about people and the role of work in their lives. We respect people as individuals, trusting them, supporting them, enabling them to achieve their aims in work and in life. We help people develop their careers through planning, work, coaching and training. We recognize everyone's contribution to our success - our staff, our clients and our candidates. We encourage and reward achievement.
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We lead in the world of work. We dare to innovate, to pioneer and to evolve. We never accept the status quo. We constantly challenge the norm to find new and better ways of doing things. We thrive on our entrepreneurial spirit and speed of response - taking risks, knowing that we will not always succeed, but never exposing our clients to risk.
The Galileo Lifelong Learning Center offers numerous development opportunities for many other groups from around the world who dream of learning outside their home country. The training system abroad, in addition to increasing career prospects and experience in the field of mobile education, gives opportunities to gain independence, learn about new cultures and improve foreign languages.
Graduates of vocational schools and universities can count on help in, internship or apprenticeship in the European Union, especially in Poland. Employees employed in the education sector have the opportunity to give lectures in foreign institutions, share expertise in their field, participate in research and make new friends.
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- Stationary and online courses
- Excursions
- Finding accommodations
- Helping during process for start studying in Poland
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Find current and upcoming funding opportunities for your research, as well as research partners, Learn about research projects and results, joint research initiatives and EU action to promote innovation. Galileo Lifelong Learning Centre performs research-driven work to achieve lifelong learning for all. It goes beyond formal education systems and reflects on the future of teaching and learning.
While having a particular focus on emerging trends and issues, Galileo Lifelong learning Centre is always open minded and aims to set a forward-looking and innovative agenda for a changing education landscape.
About the:
- Increasing the sustainable lifelong learning education programs
- Sustainable clean environmental and global warming
- Sport, recreational and science camps
- Conferences
- Stationary and online courses
- Excursions
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- Helping during process for start studying in Poland
The goal of the researches and innovations are to produce work that is thoroughly integrated with empirical analysis and innovation awareness, with specific emphasis on accumulating statistical evidence and developing key indicators to solidify its research work based on the topics above.


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I appraised the antique chaise and discovered it was worth a fortune, so I decided to braise it in a special sauce to enhance its flavor and value. [G|D]
As the liaison between the two companies, I was tasked with organizing the meeting, but a sense of malaise settled over me as I realized I had forgotten to request the lyonnaise sauce for the catering. [G|D]
As we danced the polonaise at the French embassy, I couldn't help but feel patriotic as we sang the Marseillaise, especially since I had slathered my baguette with a generous helping of mayonnaise. [G|D]
The CEO praised the team's hard work and dedication, announcing that he would be raising their salaries and granting them a generous bonus to upraise their income. [G|D]


| IHE Integration Statement | Date : 2005-01-10 | |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Product Name | Version |
| Tiani Medgraph AG | dcm4che/archive | IHE-E Connectathon 2005 |
| This product implements all transactions required in the IHE Technical Framework to support the IHE Integration Profiles, Actors and Options listed below: | ||
| Integration Profiles Implemented | Actors Implemented | Options Implemented |
| Scheduled Workflow | Image Manager/Image Archive | PPS Exception Management |
| Availability of PPS-Referenced Instances (?) | ||
| Performed Work Status Update - Receive | ||
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Patient Information Reconciliation | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Report Manager (?) | None | |
| Cardiac Catheterization Workflow | Image Manager/Image Archive | PPS Exception Management |
| Cardiac Cath | ||
| Intermittently Connected Modality (?) | ||
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Echocardiography Workflow | Image Manager/Image Archive | PPS Exception Management |
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Post-Processing Workflow (?) | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Post-Processing Manager | None | |
| Reporting Workflow (?) | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Report Manager | None | |
| NM Image | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Consistent Presentation of Images | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Key Image Note | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Evidence Documents | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Simple Image and Numeric Report | Report Repository | None |
| Access to Radiology Information | Image Manager/Image Archive | None |
| Report Repository | None | |
| Retrieve Information for Display (?) | Information Source | Summary of All Reports |
| Summary of Cardiology Reports | ||
| Summary of Radiology Reports | ||
| Persistent Document | ||
| Retrieve ECG for Display (?) | Information Source | Summary of All Reports |
| Summary of Cardiology Reports | ||
| Audit Trail and Node Authentication (?) | Audit Record Repository | None |
| Secure Node | None | |
| Basic Security [ATNA fallback] | Audit Record Repository | None |
| Image Manager/Image Archive | None | |
| MPPS Manager | None | |
| Report Repository | None | |
| Secure Node | None | |
| Time Server | None | |
| Secure Node | None | |
| Consistent Time | Time Server | None |
| Time Client | None | |
| Links to Standards Conformance Statements for the implementation | ||
| Dicom | http://www.tiani.com/IHE/dcm4jboss-cs.pdf |


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXAuthor : GPXPerson
-
A value type that represents bounds based off GPX v1.1 schema’s
boundsType
.This is meant for having two pairs of longitude and latitude, signifying the maximum and minimum, defining the extent / boundaries of a particular element.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXBounds : GPXElement, Codable
-
Simple class for some basic lossy compression.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXCompression
-
A value type for representing copyright info
Copyight information also includes additional attributes.
Supported attributes:
- Year of first publication
- License of the file
Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXCopyright : GPXElement, Codable
-
A root class for all element types
All element types such as waypoints, tracks or routes are subclasses of
GPXElement
. This class brings important methods that aids towards creation of a GPX file.See moreNote
This class should not be used as is. To use its functionalities, please subclass it instead.Declaration
Swift
open class GPXElement : NSObject
-
Used for handling email types
Email is seperated as two variables in order to prevent email harvesting. The GPX v1.1 schema requires that.
For example, an email of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>would have an id of ‘yourname’ and a domain of ‘thisisawebsite.com’.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXEmail : GPXElement, Codable
-
For adding/obtaining data stored as extensions in GPX file.
Typical GPX extended data, would have data that should be inbetween the open and close tags of <extensions>
This class represents the extended data in a GPX file.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXExtensions : GPXElement, Codable
-
A duplicated class of
GPXRawElement
This class is a public class as it is representative of all child extension tag types.
It is also inherits
See moreGPXElement
, and therefore, works like any other ‘native’ element types.Declaration
Swift
open class GPXExtensionsElement : GPXElement, Codable
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXLegacyRoot : GPXElement, GPXRootElement
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXLegacyWaypoint : GPXElement, GPXWaypointProtocol
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXLegacyRoute : GPXElement, GPXRouteType
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXLegacyRoutePoint : GPXLegacyWaypoint
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXLegacyTrackPoint : GPXLegacyWaypoint
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXLegacyTrack : GPXElement
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXLegacyTrackSegment : GPXElement
-
A value type that can hold a web link to a external resource, or external information about a certain attribute.
In addition to having a URL as its attribute, it also accepts the following as child tag:
- type of content
- text of web link (probably a description kind of thing)
Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXLink : GPXElement, Codable
-
A value type that represents the metadata header of a GPX file.
Information about the GPX file should be stored here.
- Supported Info types:
- Name
- Description
Copyright
CopyrightDate
Date and TimeKeyword
Keyword- Bounds
- Also supports extensions
Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXMetadata : GPXElement, Codable
- Supported Info types:
-
An event-driven parser (SAX parser), currently parses GPX v1.1 files only.
This parser is already setted up, hence, does not require any handling, and will parse files directly as objects. To get the parsed data from a GPX file, simply initialize the parser, and get the
See moreGPXRoot
fromparsedData()
.Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXParser : NSObject
extension GPXParser: XMLParserDelegate
-
A value type that is designated to hold information regarding the person or organisation who has created the GPX file.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GPXPerson : GPXElement, Codable
-
- This class (
ptType
) is added to conform with the GPX v1.1 schema.
See moreptType
of GPX schema. Not supported in GPXRoot, nor GPXParser’s parsing.Declaration
Swift
open class GPXPoint : GPXElement, Codable
- This class (
-
- This class (
ptsegType
) is added to conform with the GPX v1.1 schema.
See moreptsegType
of GPX schema. Not supported in GPXRoot, nor GPXParser’s parsing.Declaration
Swift
open class GPXPointSegment : GPXElement, Codable
- This class (
-
Creation of a GPX file or GPX formatted string starts here
See moreGPXRoot
holds allmetadata
,waypoints
,tracks
,routes
andextensions
types together before being packaged as a GPX file, or formatted as per GPX schema’s requirements.Declaration
Swift
public final class GPXRoot : GPXElement, Codable
-
Value type that represents a route, or
rteType
in GPX v1.1 schema.The route can represent the planned route of a specific trip.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXRoute : GPXElement, Codable, GPXRouteType
-
A route point is just like a waypoint or track point, but is suited to be part of a route.
These route points in collective, forms a valid route.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXRoutePoint : GPXWaypoint
-
Represents
trkType
of GPX v1.1 schema.A track can hold track segments, along with additional information regarding the track.
Tracks are meant to show the start and finish of a journey, through the track segments that it holds.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXTrack : GPXElement, Codable
-
A track point is just like a waypoint or route point, but is suited to be part of a track segment.
A bunch of track points can be used to form a track segement, while track segments form a track. (though a single track segment itself is enough to form a track.)
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXTrackPoint : GPXWaypoint
-
A track segment that holds data on all track points in the particular segment.
Does not hold additional information by default.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class GPXTrackSegment : GPXElement, Codable
-
A value type that represents waypoint based off GPX v1.1 schema’s
wptType
.According to the GPX schema, the waypoint type can represent the following:
- a waypoint
- a point of interest
- a named feature on a map
The waypoint should at least contain the attributes of both
See morelatitude
andlongitude
in order to be considered a valid waypoint. Most attributes are optional, and are not required to be implemented.Declaration
Swift
public class GPXWaypoint : GPXElement, GPXWaypointProtocol, Codable


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{% set title = "Spreading the review workload" %}
{% block example_content %}
{% markdown %}
If you have a large team and want everyone to be involved in code review, randomly assigning reviewers
can be an easy way to distribute the work.
The following config will randomly choose 2 reviewers for each new pull request.
```yaml
version: 3
groups:
code-review:
reviewers:
teams:
- everybody
reviews:
request: 2
request_order: random
```
{% endmarkdown %}
{% endblock %}


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An attractive little port just 10NM from Bar.
Only sheltered from the north.
Berth to the outside of the harbour wall. The inner harbor is extremely shallow.
Anchoring in the bay is not advised as there are many boulders to trap the anchor.
Last updated November 2009.


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Dear Visitor, Thanks for visiting over here!
I'm a Final year computer science and engineering undergraduate persuing B.Tech from Walchand college of engineering, Sangli.
I am passionate about Programming and like to code in C++. I like to develope Web applications and fond of using Javascript.


33.86 petaflops, or quadrillions of floating-point calculations per second
is still the fastest super computer in the world, China's Tianhe-2.
It is said to have 250,000 processors.
Types of infinite numbers and some things they apply to:
Cardinals (set theory, applies to sizes of ordinals, sizes of Hilbert Spaces)
Ordinals (set theory, used to create ordinal spaces, and in ordinal analysis. Noncommutative.)
Beth Numbers (like Cardinals, or not, depending on continuum hypothesis stuff)
Hyperreals (includes infinitesimals, good for analysis, computational geometry)
Superreals (maximal hyperreals, similar to surreals)
Supernaturals (prime factorization matters, used in field theory)
Surreals (Best and most beautiful thing ever, maximal number system, combinatorial game theory)
Surcomplex (surreal version of complex numbers)
Infinity of Calculus (takes things to limits)
Infinity of Projective Geometry (1/0=infinity, positive infinity equals negative infinity)
Infinite Hilbert Space (can be any Cardinal number of dimensions)
Real Line (an infinite line made up of all real numbers)
Long Line (longer than the real line, in topology)
Absolute infinity (self-contradictory, not really a thing)
Non-infinite kinds of numbers:
P-adic (alternative to real numbers)
Natural numbers (1, 2, 3…)
Integers (…-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2…)
Rationals (1, 1/2, 2/1, 2/3, 3/2, 3/4, 4/3…)
Algebraic (sqrt 2, golden ratio, anything you can get with algebra)
Transcendental (real numbers you can’t get using any finite amount of algebra, like pi and e)
Reals (all possible infinite sequences of digits 0.123456789101112131415…, includes all of the above)
Imaginary (reals times i, where i^2=-1)
Complex (one part real, one part “imaginary,” a consistent, commutative, associative, 2-dimensional number system)
Dual numbers (instead of imagining a number where i^2=-1, make up a number where ε^2=0 and use that)
Quaternions (make up numbers that square to -1, but are different from each other. i^2=j^2=k^2=ijk=-1. 4d, noncommutative.)
Octonions (make up even more numbers, 8d, noncommutative and nonassociative.)
Split-complex (imagine if i^2=+1, but i isn’t 1)
Split-quaternions
Split-octonions
Bicomplex number, or tessarine
Hypercomplex (category that describes/includes all complexy number systems that extend the reals)
Also see combinatorial game theory, which extends the surreal numbers to get numberlike but not-quite-number values such as “star.” Star gets confused with zero, in a mathematical definition of confusion, but it is not actually zero.
You can also write real numbers in other bases, including negative bases, irrational bases, and even complex bases.


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Claim status
{% if data['defendant'] == 1 %}15 May 2017
TYour defence is being processed. We will email you to explain what to do next.
15 May 2017
The court has issued a County Court Judgment against you. This means that the court has formally decided that you owe the money.
Judgment details
Download the County Court Judgment.
The judgment explains:
- how much you owe
- how to pay (in full or in instalments)
- the deadline for paying
- who to pay
Records of judgments are kept for 6 years unless you pay the full amount within a month - this can make it hard to get credit.
If you don’t owe the money, you can ask the court to cancel, or ‘set aside’, the judgment.
If you do owe the money, you should arrange to pay what you can afford.
{% elseif data['defendant'] == 3 %}15 May 2017
We've emailed Jan Clark telling them that you will pay their money claim immediately.
What happens next
When Jan Clark gets your payment they must tell you and the court you’ve paid their money claim.
{% elseif data['defendant'] == 4 %}15 May 2017
We've emailed Jan Clark your instalment plan.
What happens next
Jan Clark needs to respond to your suggested instalment plan on or before . We’ll contact you when Jan Clark responds.
{% elseif data['defendant'] == 5 %}15 May 2017
We've emailed Jan Clark your offer to pay the money claim on and your explanation of why you can’t pay before then.
What happens next
They need to respond to your offer on or before .
If Jan Clark rejects your offer to pay by a set date then the court will decide how you can pay.
{% elseif data['defendant'] == 6 %}15 May 2017
The claimant has requested mediation to help settle this dispute.
15 May 2017
A mediator will contact both the claimant and you within the next 14 days to arrange an appointment.
Your defence is being processed. We will email you to explain what to do next.
{% endif %} {% if data['defendant'] != 1 or data['defendant'] != 2 %}Claim history
You have 1 event in your claim history
More options
Make a suggestion to settle the claim
Make a offer to settle the claim out of court. This will avoid going to a hearing.
{% if data['defendant'] == 1 or data['defendant'] == 3 or data['defendant'] == 4 or data['defendant'] == 5 or data['defendant'] == 8%}Request mediation
Request free telephone mediation. Many people resolve their dispute before a hearing by taking part in a telephone mediation.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


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Probably the most important feature of Nemerle is the ability
to mix object oriented and functional programming styles. The top-level
program structure is object oriented, while in the body of methods
one can (but is not forced to) use functional style.
In some programming problems this is very handy. The feature set
here includes Grok_Functionals, Grok_Variants_and_matching#Variants and Grok_Variants_and_matching#Matching.
The other very important feature is taking a high level approach in
all aspects of the language - we try to lift as much of the burden from
the programmer as possible. Features like Macros and Grok_Base_structure_of_programs#Type_inference
fit here.
Last but not least - the usage of more mundane library stuff from the
.NET is as easy as (or easier than) in C#.
There is no reason you should write:
Dictionary<string, int> d = new Dictionary<string, int>();
d.Add ("Ala", 7);
foreach (string s in args) {
...
}
when you can write:
def d = Dictionary ();
d.Add ("Ala", 7);
foreach (s in args) {
...
}
All the type information in the C# example is redundant and
compiler can easily figure it out, without forcing the programmer
to type it.
Some Second Tutorial shows how type inference is used together with overloading and generics.
Macros allow you to have boilerplate code generated for you under the hood, with additional static checks performed by the compiler. They give you the power to programatically generate code.
For example, using Nemerle macros for SQL you can write
ExecuteReaderLoop ("SELECT firstname, lastname FROM employee WHERE firstname = $myparm", dbcon,
{
System.Console.WriteLine ("Name: {0} {1}", firstname, lastname)
});
instead of
string sql = "SELECT firstname, lastname FROM employee WHERE firstname = :a";
NpgsqlCommand dbcmd = new NpgsqlCommand (sql, dbcon, dbtran);
dbcmd.Parameters.Add("a", myparm);
NpgsqlReader reader = dbcmd.ExecuteReader();
while(reader.Read()) {
string firstname = reader.GetString (0);
string lastname = reader.GetString (1);
System.Console.WriteLine ("Name: {0} {1}", firstname, lastname)
}
reader.Close();
dbcmd.Dispose();
and this is not just hiding some operations into a library, but additional work performed by compiler to understand the query string, variables used there, and columns returned from the database. The ExecuteReaderLoop macro will generate code roughly equivalent to what you would have to type manually. Moreover... it connects to the database at compilation time to check that your SQL query really makes sense.
Macros can analyze code, which you supply to them. For example, the $ operator can read the string literal following it:
$"My name is $Name and I am $Age years old."```
and replace it with code doing ''what you wanted'':
```nemerle
StringBuilder ("My name is ").Append (Name.ToString ()).Append (" and I am ")
.Append (Age.ToString ()).Append (" years old.").ToString ()```
If you were using C#, you would probably write it as:
```nemerle
String.Format("My name is {0} and I am {1} years old.", Name, Age)```
However it is less efficient, as the string has to be analyzed during runtime. Of course one should also consider:
```nemerle
String.Format("name {0}, age {1}, surname {2}, children-count {3}, cat-count {4}, dog count {5}",
Name, Age, Surname, ChildrenCount, CatCount, DogCount)```
It is very easy to get the numbers wrong.
=== New language constructs ===
You probably at least once wanted to have some little special syntax in language you are using... Macros with syntax extensions can do this:
```nemerle
macro ReverseFor (i, begin, body)
syntax ("ford", "(", i, ";", begin, ")", body)
{
<[ for ($i = $begin; $i >= 0; $i--) $body ]>
}
defines a macro introducing the ford (EXPR ; EXPR) EXPR syntax and can be used like
```nemerle
ford (i ; n) print (i);```
There are other examples in the Nemerle distribution -- like design by contract macros, macros for lazy evaluation or even such mundane tasks as logging macros. Other examples can be found at the class library documentation page.


public class CSData
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private double |
alarmConcentration |
private double |
crewAlarmTime |
private double |
deathMean |
private double |
deathSigma |
private double |
detectorAlarmTime |
private double |
expirationResponseTime |
private double |
incapacitationResponseTime |
private double |
incapacityMean |
private double |
incapacitySigma |
private double |
maskingTime |
private PHTableList |
phTableList
Object managers
|
private PKTableList |
pkTableList |
private PlatformList |
platformList |
private double |
selfRecognitionDose
Chemical Susceptibility data
globchmc
|
private double |
selfRecognitionTime |
private SensorList |
sensorList |
private WeaponList |
weaponList |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CSData() |
private double selfRecognitionDose
private double incapacityMean
private double incapacitySigma
private double deathMean
private double deathSigma
private double alarmConcentration
private double selfRecognitionTime
private double maskingTime
private double crewAlarmTime
private double incapacitationResponseTime
private double expirationResponseTime
private double detectorAlarmTime
private PHTableList phTableList
private PKTableList pkTableList
private PlatformList platformList
private SensorList sensorList
private WeaponList weaponList
public double getSelfRecognitionDose()
public void setSelfRecognitionDose(double d)
public double getIncapacityMean()
public void setIncapacityMean(double d)
public double getIncapacitySigma()
public void setIncapacitySigma(double d)
public double getDeathMean()
public void setDeathMean(double d)
public double getDeathSigma()
public void setDeathSigma(double d)
public double getAlarmConcentration()
public void setAlaramConcentration(double d)
public double getSelfRecognitionTime()
public void setSelfRecognitionTime(double d)
public double getMaskingTime()
public void setMaskingTime(double d)
public double getCrewAlarmTime()
public void setCrewAlarmTime(double d)
public double getIncapacitationResponseTime()
public void setIncapacitationResponseTime(double d)
public double getExpirationResponseTime()
public void setExpirationResponseTime(double d)
public double getDetectorAlarmTime()
public void setDetectorAlarmTime(double d)
public PHTableList getPHTableList()
public PKTableList getPKTableList()
public PlatformList getPlatformList()
public SensorList getSensorList()
public WeaponList getWeaponList()
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
public void test()
public void log()
public void maketestData()


SCTableViewCell
@interface SCTableViewCell : UITableViewCell <SCViewControllerDelegate,
SCTableViewControllerDelegate> {
NSString *reuseId;
BOOL configured;
SCTableViewModel *activeDetailModel;
SCTableViewModel *ownerTableViewModel;
SCTableViewSection *ownerSection;
id ownerViewControllerDelegate;
SCDataType boundPropertyDataType;
BOOL _isCustomBoundProperty;
CGFloat _height;
BOOL editable;
BOOL movable;
BOOL selectable;
BOOL enabled;
BOOL autoDeselect;
BOOL autoResignFirstResponder;
UITableViewCellEditingStyle cellEditingStyle;
SCBadgeView *badgeView;
BOOL leadingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe;
BOOL trailingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe;
NSArray *detailCellsImageViews;
BOOL valueRequired;
BOOL autoValidateValue;
BOOL commitChangesLive;
BOOL needsCommit;
BOOL beingReused;
BOOL customCell;
BOOL isSpecialCell;
SCDetailViewControllerOptions *detailViewControllerOptions;
NSString *themeStyle;
}
This class functions as a cell for SCTableViewSection. SCTableViewCell is extensively subclassed to create cells with special controls such as UITextField and UISlider.
SCTableViewCell provides the user with the infrastructure to access the cell’s value using the Bound Object method. This works by binding the cell to an object, called the bound object, and to a property of this object, called the bound property. The cell initializes its value from the value of the bound property, and when its values changes, it sets the property back automatically.
Please note that even though a cell value is not applicable to SCTableViewCell itself, SCTableViewCell still provides the bound object functionality as a framework to all its subclasses to use.
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
NSString *reuseId
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL configured
-
Unavailable
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
__weak SCTableViewModel *activeDetailModel
-
Unavailable
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
__weak SCTableViewModel *ownerTableViewModel
-
Unavailable
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
__weak SCTableViewSection *ownerSection
-
Unavailable
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
__weak id ownerViewControllerDelegate
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
SCDataType boundPropertyDataType
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL _isCustomBoundProperty
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
CGFloat _height
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL editable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL movable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL selectable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL enabled
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL autoDeselect
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL autoResignFirstResponder
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
UITableViewCellEditingStyle cellEditingStyle
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
SCBadgeView *badgeView
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL leadingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL trailingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
NSArray *detailCellsImageViews
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL valueRequired
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL autoValidateValue
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL commitChangesLive
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL needsCommit
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL beingReused
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL customCell
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
BOOL isSpecialCell
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
SCDetailViewControllerOptions *detailViewControllerOptions
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
NSString *themeStyle
-
Allocates and returns an initialized SCTableViewCell.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cell;
-
Allocates and returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given the cell’s style.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cellWithStyle:(UITableViewCellStyle)style;
-
Allocates and returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cellWithText:(NSString *)cellText;
-
Allocates and returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text and its alignment.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
- - parameter: textAlignment The alignment setting for the cell’s text.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cellWithText:(NSString *)cellText textAlignment:(NSTextAlignment)textAlignment;
-
Allocates and returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text, bound object, and a bound property name.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
- - parameter: object The cell’s bound object (see class overview).
- - parameter: propertyName The cell’s bound property name (see class overview).
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cellWithText:(NSString *)cellText boundObject:(NSObject *)object boundPropertyName:(NSString *)propertyName;
-
Returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (instancetype)initWithText:(NSString *)cellText;
-
Returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text and its alignment.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
- - parameter: textAlignment The alignment setting for the cell’s text.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (instancetype)initWithText:(NSString *)cellText textAlignment:(NSTextAlignment)textAlignment;
-
Returns an initialized SCTableViewCell given cell text, bound object, and a bound property name.
- - parameter: cellText The text that will appear in the cell’s textLabel.
- - parameter: object The cell’s bound object (see class overview).
- - parameter: propertyName The cell’s bound property name (see class overview).
Declaration
Objective-C
- (instancetype)initWithText:(NSString *)cellText boundObject:(NSObject *)object boundPropertyName:(NSString *)propertyName;
-
The owner table view model of the cell. *
- - warning: This property gets set automatically by the framework, you should never set this property manually
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, weak) SCTableViewModel *ownerTableViewModel;
-
The owner section of the cell. *
- - warning: This property gets set automatically by the framework, you should never set this property manually
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, weak) SCTableViewSection *ownerSection;
-
The set of cell action blocks.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SCCellActions *cellActions;
-
The cell’s bound object (see class overview).
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSObject *boundObject;
-
The data store of the cell’s bound object.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) SCDataStore *boundObjectStore;
-
The cell’s bound property name (see class overview).
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *boundPropertyName;
-
The height of the cell. Default: UITableViewAutomaticDimension.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) CGFloat height;
-
The editable state of the cell. Default: FALSE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL editable;
-
The movable state of the cell. Default: FALSE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL movable;
-
Determines if the cell can be selected. Default: TRUE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL selectable;
-
Set to FALSE to disable the cell’s functionality. Usefull in situations where the cell should only be enabled in ‘Editing Mode’ for example. Default: TRUE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enabled;
-
The color to be used for text elements when the cell’s enabled property is set to FALSE. Default: black color.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *disabledTextColor;
-
The cell style.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) UITableViewCellStyle cellStyle;
-
The cell’s badge view. When assigned a text value, the badgeView displays a badge similar to the badge displayed by the iPhone’s mail application for its mail folders.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SCBadgeView *badgeView;
-
When this property is set to YES, a full leading swipe in the cell row performs the first UIContextualAction listed in the actions property. In a left-to-right language environment that is when the user swipes from left to right. The default value of this property is YES.
Warning
Only available in iOS 11 and later.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL leadingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe;
-
When this property is set to YES, a full trailing swipe in the cell row performs the first UIContextualAction listed in the actions property. In a left-to-right language environment that is when the user swipes from right to left. The default value of this property is YES.
Warning
Only available in iOS 11 and later.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL trailingSwipePerformsFirstActionWithFullSwipe;
-
Set this property to an array of UIImageView objects to be set to each of the cell’s detail cells.
- - note: Only applicable to cells with detail views.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *detailCellsImageViews;
-
If property is TRUE, the cell gets automatically deselected whenever the user selects it. Default: FALSE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL autoDeselect;
-
If property is TRUE, the cell automatically dismisses the keyboard (if applicable) when another cell is selected or when the value of another cell is changed. Default: TRUE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL autoResignFirstResponder;
-
The cell’s editing style.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) UITableViewCellEditingStyle cellEditingStyle;
-
Determines if the cell’s value is required. If TRUE, valueIsValid will only return true if the cells value is not empty. Default: FALSE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL valueRequired;
-
Determines whether to automatically validate the cell’s value. Where applicable, each subclass provides its own rules for validating the cell’s value. If the user chooses to provide custom validation using either the cell’s actions, or the model’s SCTableViewModelDelegate, they should set this property to FALSE. Default: TRUE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL autoValidateValue;
-
This property is TRUE if the cell’s value is valid. The validity of the cell’s value depend on the valueRequired and the validateValue properties. If valueRequired is TRUE, valueIsValid is TRUE only if the cell contains a value. If validateValue is TRUE, valueIsValid depends on each subclass to provide validation of the cell’s value. For validation, the user can also provide custom validation using either the cell’s actions, or the model’s SCTableViewModelDelegate.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL valueIsValid;
-
Options for the generated detail view controller (only applicable to subclasses with a detail view controller).
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SCDetailViewControllerOptions *detailViewControllerOptions;
-
The theme style used to style the cell. A nil ‘themeStyle’ value will use the style having the same name of the cell’s class name. If no style with the class name is found, the name of the super class will be used, and so on. Default: nil.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *themeStyle;
-
Set this property to TRUE for the cell to commit its value as soon as it is changed. If this value is FALSE, the user must explicitly call commitChanges for the cell to commit its value changes. Default: TRUE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL commitChangesLive;
-
This propery is TRUE if the cell value has changed and needs to be committed. If commitChangesLive is TRUE, this property always remains FALSE.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL needsCommit;
-
Commits any changes to the cell’s value either to the bound object or the bound key where applicable (see class overview).
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)commitChanges;
-
Reload’s the cell’s bound value in case the associated boundProperty value has changed by means other than the cell itself (e.g. external custom code).
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)reloadBoundValue;
-
Is TRUE if the cell is a special cell. Special cells are cells like addNewItemCell or placeholderCell and typically exist within an SCArrayOfItemsSection.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isSpecialCell;
-
Property should only be used internally by framework.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) SCDataType boundPropertyDataType;
-
This property represents the bound value of the cell.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSObject *boundValue;
-
Property used internally by framework to change reuseIdentifier after the cell has been created.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *reuseId;
-
Property used internally.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL configured;
-
Property used internally by framework to determine if cell is being dequed and reused.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL beingReused;
-
Property used internally by framework to determine if cell is a custom cell.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL customCell;
-
For internal use only.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL cellCreatedInIB;
-
For internal use only.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *ibDetailViewControllerIdentifier;
-
For internal use only.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL generatesDetailView;
-
Create STV cells from regular UITableViewCells *
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)cellWithCell:(UITableViewCell *)cell;
-
Method should be overridden by subclasses to perform any required initialization.
Warning
Subclasses must call [super performInitialization] from within the method’s implementation.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)performInitialization;
-
Method called internally to rollback the cell’s bound value to its initial state when boundObject was first assigned.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)rollbackToInitialBoundValue;
-
Method called internally.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setIsCustomBoundProperty:(BOOL)custom;
-
Method gets called internally whenever the cell value changes.
This method should only be used when subclassing ‘SCTableViewCell’. If what you want is to get notified when a cell value changes, consider using either cell’s actions or SCTableViewModelDelegate methods.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)cellValueChanged;
-
Method gets called internally whenever the cell is about to be displayed.
This method should only be used when subclassing ‘SCTableViewCell’. If what you want is to get notified when a cell is about to be displayed, consider using either the cell’s actions or SCTableViewModelDelegate methods.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)willDisplay;
-
Method gets called internally whenever the cell gets selected.
This method should only be used when subclassing ‘SCTableViewCell’. If what you want is to get notified when a cell gets selected, consider using either the cell’s actions or SCTableViewModelDelegate methods.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)didSelectCell;
-
Method gets called internally whenever the cell is about to be deselected.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)willDeselectCell;
-
Method gets called internally whenever the cell is deselected.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)didDeselectCell;
-
Marks the cell as a special cell.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)markCellAsSpecial;
-
Method should be overridden by subclasses to support property attributes.
The method should be able to set the subclass’ specific attributes to its corresponding SCPropertyAttributes subclass.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setAttributesTo:(SCPropertyAttributes *)attributes;
-
Method should be overridden by subclasses to provide subclass specific validation of the cell’s value.
If what you want is to be able to provide custom cell value validation, consider using either the cell’s actions or SCTableViewModelDelegate methods.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)getValueIsValid;
-
Method is called internally by the framework before a detail view appears.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)prepareCellForDetailViewAppearing;
-
Method is called internally by the framework before a detail view disappears.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)prepareCellForDetailViewDisappearing;
-
Method called internally.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (SCTableViewModel *)modelForViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController;
-
Subclasses should override this method to change the returned default detail view controller navigation bar type.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (SCNavigationBarType)defaultDetailViewControllerNavigationBarType;
-
Subclasses should call this method to get a detail view controller.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (UIViewController *)getDetailViewControllerForCell:(SCTableViewCell *)cell forRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath allowUITableViewControllerSubclass: (BOOL)allowUITableViewController;
-
Subclasses should call this method to present their detail view controller.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)presentDetailViewController:(UIViewController *)detailViewController forCell:(SCTableViewCell *)cell forRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath withPresentationMode:(SCPresentationMode)mode;
-
Subclasses should override this method to configure the generated detail view controller.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)configureDetailViewController:(UIViewController *)detailViewController;
-
Subclasses should override this method to build a detail model for the detail view controller.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)buildDetailModel:(SCTableViewModel *)detailModel;
-
Subclasses should override this method to configure the detail model for the detail view controller.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)configureDetailModel:(SCTableViewModel *)detailModel;
-
Subclasses should override this method to commit the detail model changes.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)commitDetailModelChanges:(SCTableViewModel *)detailModel;
-
Subclasses should override this method to handle their detail view controller willPresent. Superclass method must be called.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)handleDetailViewControllerWillPresent: (UIViewController *)detailViewController;
-
Subclasses should override this method to handle their detail view controller didPresent. Superclass method must be called.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)handleDetailViewControllerDidPresent: (UIViewController *)detailViewController;
-
Subclasses should override this method to handle their detail view controller shouldDismiss. Superclass method must be called.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)handleDetailViewControllerShouldDismiss: (UIViewController *)detailViewController cancelButtonTapped:(BOOL)cancelTapped doneButtonTapped:(BOOL)doneTapped;
-
Subclasses should override this method to handle their detail view controller willDismiss. Superclass method must be called.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)handleDetailViewControllerWillDismiss: (UIViewController *)detailViewController cancelButtonTapped:(BOOL)cancelTapped doneButtonTapped:(BOOL)doneTapped;
-
Subclasses should override this method to handle their detail view controller didDismiss. Superclass method must be called.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)handleDetailViewControllerDidDismiss: (UIViewController *)detailViewController cancelButtonTapped:(BOOL)cancelTapped doneButtonTapped:(BOOL)doneTapped;
-
Method called internally *
Declaration
Objective-C
- (UIViewController *)generatedDetailViewController:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;


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Features
First installation
BBS commands
Server commands
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[gecode-users] mzn-gecode search strategy
Tias Guns
tias.guns at cs.kuleuven.be
Wed Apr 24 12:32:18 CEST 2013
On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 09:36:13 +0200, Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org> wrote:
> Hi Tias,
>
> it's slightly complicated (and it has changed in Gecode 4). The default
> search is implemented in gecode/flatzinc/flatzinc.cpp in function
> createBranchers, and the defaults in 4.0.0 are
>
> branch(*this, iv_sol, INT_VAR_AFC_SIZE_MAX(0.99), INT_VAL_MIN());
> branch(*this, bv_sol, INT_VAR_AFC_MAX(0.99), INT_VAL_MIN());
> branch(*this, fv_sol, FLOAT_VAR_SIZE_MIN(), FLOAT_VAL_SPLIT_MIN());
> branch(*this, sv_sol, SET_VAR_AFC_SIZE_MAX(0.99), SET_VAL_MIN_INC());
>
> where iv_sol are the variables mentioned in the output statement and not
> mentioned in an explicit search annotation, and
>
> branch(fzs,fzs.iv_aux,INT_VAR_AFC_SIZE_MAX(),INT_VAL_MIN());
> branch(fzs,fzs.bv_aux,INT_VAR_AFC_MAX(),INT_VAL_MIN());
> branch(fzs,fzs.sv_aux,SET_VAR_AFC_SIZE_MAX(),SET_VAL_MIN_INC());
> branch(fzs,fzs.fv_aux,FLOAT_VAR_AFC_SIZE_MAX(),FLOAT_VAL_SPLIT_MIN());
>
> where iv_aux are variables introduced by mzn2fzn that are not
> functionally defined.
>
> I'm planning to introduce annotations
> default_{int,bool,set,float}_search that you can stick on the solve item
> to change the default for the different variable types - would that be
> useful?
Yes.
But since your asking, would there be a way to express the exact search
strategy (on the *_sols) in minizinc itself, instead of introducing a new
default_* annotation?
For example:
int_search(IntVars, size_afc_max(0.99), indomain_min, complete);
(I guess the only difference with what is available now is adding the
0.99?)
Kind regards,
Tias
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Mac32/Common/IFXOSUtilities.cpp File Reference
|
Defines |
| #define | _MESSAGE_LENGTH_MAX 1024 |
Functions |
| static void | cpuid (U32 op) |
| U16 IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSGetSystemDefaultLangID (void) |
| BOOL IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSCheckCPUFeature (EIFXCPUFeature feature) |
| void IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSInitialize (void) |
| void IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSUninitialize (void) |
| U32 IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSGetTime (void) |
| void IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSSleep (U32 milliseconds) |
| U32 IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSControlFP (U32 value, U32 mask) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSGetUtf8StrSize (const IFXCHAR *pWideCharString, U32 *pUtf8StringSize) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSGetWideCharStrSize (const U8 *pUtf8String, U32 *pWideCharStringSize) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSConvertWideCharStrToUtf8 (const IFXCHAR *pWideCharString, U8 *pUtf8String, U32 utf8StringSize) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSConvertUtf8StrToWideChar (const U8 *pUtf8String, IFXCHAR *pWideCharString, U32 wideCharStringSize) |
| U32 IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXOSDebugOutput (IFXCHAR *pMessage, IFXCHAR *pFile, U32 lineNum, IFXCHAR *pExpression) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | IFXSetDefaultLocale (void) |
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| U32 | g_eax = 0 |
| U32 | g_ecx = 0 |
| U32 | g_edx = 0 |
Define Documentation
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Converts a UTF-8 string to a wide-char string.
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| wideCharStringSize | Size of destination wide-char buffer. |
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- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_BAD_PARAM, IFX_E_UNDEFINED, IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER.
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| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE IFXOSConvertWideCharStrToUtf8 |
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Converts a wide-char string to a UTF-8 string.
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| utf8StringSize | Size of destination UTF-8 buffer. |
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- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_BAD_PARAM, IFX_E_UNDEFINED, IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER.
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Performs debug output (message box on Windows, console output on Linux).
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| lineNum | Line number in the file. |
| pExpression | Source code of the event. |
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Returns the the required size of the destination UTF-8 string in bytes excluding null terminator.
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- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_UNDEFINED, IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER.
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Returns the the required size of the destination wide-char string in bytes excluding null terminator.
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- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_UNDEFINED, IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER.
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Set recommended locale for using unicode data.
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Variable Documentation
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We had been awake for eleven nights. Cloth had been wound around the jugs, and a fresh coat of varnish applied to the trapdoors. The hooks were blue. Their blue was the blue of farmyards, oilrigs, malfeasance. I broke the engineer's pencil in half. He was furious. His fists met mine. There was something gruesome stuck underneath the lantern. I hurled it over the gunwale, to the cheers of my crewmates. Then they turned on me, one by one: Blubb with his yellow tooth; Slubb with his bottle of vinegar; Flubb with the rhinoceros mask & hideous trousers. I fled. Later that night, the Carpathians in my sight, a small shard of bitumen became embedded in the rafters of my cabin. The time had come to throw the ledgers into the sea. With irrational joy, I glared up at the stacks of sailcloth, and my eyes ran with tears. Would I taste potatoes again?


hybrid development
HYBRID . AGILE . DEVELOPMENT
User experience includes the practical, experiential, affective, meaningful and valuable aspects of human–computer interaction and product ownership. Additionally, it includes a person’s perceptions of system aspects such as utility, ease of use and efficiency.
User experience may be considered subjective in nature to the degree that it is about individual perception and thought with respect to the system. User experience is dynamic as it is constantly modified over time due to changing usage circumstances and changes to individual systems as well as the wider usage context in which they can be found.
Information architecture (IA) is the structural design of shared information environments; the art and science of organizing and labelling websites, intranets, online communities and software to support usability and findability; and an emerging community of practice focused on bringing principles of design and architecture to the digital landscape
Typically, it involves a model or concept of information that is used and applied to activities which require explicit details of complex information systems. These activities include library systems and database development.


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