My dear friend, I got to know of you in my search for a reputable person to assist in An urgent deal requiring utmost trust and confidentiality. I am Chris EdU, am a senior advocate of Nigeria and I own a personal law firm here in Lagos and Abuja both in Nigeria, (CHRISEDU CHAMBERS), an attorney and close confidant of Mrs. Maryam Abacha, the former first lady and wife to the late gen. Sani Abacha, The former head of state and commander in chief of the armed forces of The federal republic of Nigeria. She (Mrs. M. Abacha), as a result of The trust and confidence she has in me, mandated that i search for a Reliable and trustworthy foreign partner, who will help receive some Funds, which she has in cash totaling us$30m (thirty million united States dollars only) into a personal, company or any reliable foreign Bank account for safe keeping for a short period of time. her family bank Accounts within and outside the country have all been frozen by the authorities. (I will refer you to this website of a leading Nigerian newspapers The website is www.ngrguardiannew.com page 56 back page 19/10/2001 www.thisdayonline.com 4th oct. 2001 front page www.thisdayonline.com 13th nov.2003 front page, for further information about this monies and the Abachas.) It may also interest you to note that she (Mrs. Abacha) and her family Have, since the inception of the present democratic government, been Placed under partial house arrest, with their international traveler's Passports seized pending when the current fund recovery will end Between them and present president Gen. Obasanjo led federal government Is resolved, which from all indications will not exceed this year. Already, the present regime has released Mohammed Sanni Abacha, the first son from prison custody. She has decided to offer your good self if you are willing to render This tremendous assistance, 30% of the total sum. Note that this Transaction involves no risk whatsoever, as you will have no dealing with my country, Nigeria. Rather, you will deal directly with the security company and trust company in Europe, which is where the money is right now. p/s respond to this confidential email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Kindly forward your confidential Tel / Fax number in your response to this proposal. This matter should be treated as urgent and confidential. Best regards, Barr. Chris Edu


SNAC is demonstrating the feasibility of separating the description of persons, families, and organizations—including their socio-historical contexts—from the description of the historical resources that are the primary evidence of their lives and work. A key objective is to provide researchers with convenient, integrated access to historical collections held by multiple private and public archives and libraries around the world while also setting the stage for a cooperative program for maintaining information about the people documented in the collections.
SNAC is pleased to announce the launch of the Social Networks and Archival Context Cooperative, hosted by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The Cooperative will enable archivists, librarians, and scholars to jointly maintain information about the people documented in archival collections. It will also improve the economy and quality of archival processing and description, and address the challenge of discovering, locating, and using distributed historical records.


How to include Indaba Widgets in your site page
1. Include IFRAME in your page, and set its "src" property to our widget page url

NOTE:
If you know exactly the height that widget is going to be in your page, then that's it, you've DONE including our widget in your page.
The rest of this artical intends to adjust IFrame's height automatically according to its framed widget contents.
2. Put "indaba_widget_helper.html" on your web server
Right click on this link:
indaba_widget_helper.html,
and select "Save as..." to save the helper html to local.
Then put this html file anywhere on your web server.
Remember the url, it may be something like "
http://www.yoursite.com/to/path/indaba_widget_helper.html".
NOTE:
This helper page is an empty content page, it contains some JavaScript which helps communication between widget page and your site page.
3. Put "indaba_widget.js" on your web server, and include it in your page
Right click on this link:
indaba_widget.js,
and select "Save as..." to save the JavaScript file to local.
Then put it anywhere on your web server.
Remember the url, it may be something like "
http://www.yoursite.com/to/path/indaba_widget.js".
NOTE:
- This JavaScript file serves 2 major purposes:
- Auto Resizing iframe height according to widget content
- Parsing Permlink to restore widgets content status
Learn more about Permlink
"Permlink" is a url that contains each framed widget content status,
especially useful when you're navigating multi-step widgets and want to share your page
status with your friend.
Please check the Permlink Demo for live example.
- We suggest this JavaScript file to be included right before the end of the  tag in your page.
- You can also customize this JavaScript file, to invoke $widget.loadPermlink() method anywhere you want.
- The JavaScript file provides an API: $widget.getPermlink(), which returns the Permlink url.
It's your call how you will present the Permlink to your site user.
Examples
I. Full page source with fixed widget height

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" />
<title>your page title</title>

Client
here for live demo.
II. Full page source with widget height auto-adjusted

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" />
<title>your page title</title>

NOTE:
The iframe "src" value should be a combination of widget path and indaba_widget_helper url (this url must be encoded by JavaScript
encodeURIComponent function).
In this case, the widget content is resizable, "frameId" must be specified too.
You can use following tool to generate the "src" value:
Click
here , and
here for live demo.


Event based on Basic Electrical & Electronics Engg. And Electronics Principles
Rounds scheme:
Round 1: This round consist of 3 task [Elimination Round]
Task 1: 5 questions will be asked in succession and the participants have to answer the question in ‘yes’ or ‘no’ quickly. The question will not be repeated second time.
Task 2: This task will include identification of symbols (logo). Cards with technical symbols will be given to the participants and they have to identify 3 cards within 30 seconds.
Task 3: This task contains 10 multiple choice question on paper. Time limit is 15 minute.
Time Duration: 2 hour
Round 2: This round consist of 3 task [for the qualified participants from the first round]
Task 1: The participants will be given few values of resistances. They will be given some commonly used resistors which they have to identify using the color coding. Using these they have to design simple networks such that the equivalent resistance is equal to the given resistances values. Time limit is 15 minutes.
Task 2: A network circuit diagram will be given to the participants and they have to solve the network diagram using series, parallel and star-delta method(The required equations will be provided). Time limit is 20 minutes.
Task 3: Participants who have solved network circuit diagram correctly will be allowed to implement it on the bread board.
Time Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
1. Students shall bring DMM, Connecting Wires & bread board etc…
2. Necessary resistors & Lab facility will be provided by organizing Department.
3. For any kind of rude behavior, team will be disqualified.
2
6th March 2017
Round 1- 12:00 to 3:00 PM
Round 2- 3:00 to 5:00 PM
Rs. 40/- per team
Mihir Vaghela(9898847905)
Zalak Patel<PHONE_NUMBER>)


THE CEMENT GARDEN A Film Review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 8.3
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:45 Rated: No MPAA Rating (Mature themes, nudity, sex, language)
Starring: Andrew Robertson, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Alice Coultard, Ned Birkin, Sinead Cusack Director: Andrew Birkin Producers: Bee Gilbert and Ene Vanaveski Screenplay: Andrew Birkin based on the novel by Ian McEwan Music: Edward Shearmer Released by October Films
Considering the rancid, nightmarish quality of his books, it's somewhat amazing that a writer like British author Ian McEwan could have three of his works filmed by now. In addition to THE CEMENT GARDEN, THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS has been made into a movie (by Paul Schrader in 1991), and THE INNOCENT (directed by John Schlesinger) is due to be released. The most controversial of these, however, is THE CEMENT GARDEN, principally because of its subject matter: teenage incest.
Don't expect this film to spare the audience. Those unaware of what they're going to see may be violently disturbed by what appears on the screen. There is no moral to this tale, and morality is shown to be relative. In other words, "good" does not necessarily triumph over "evil", and no fire explodes from the heavens to sear the sinners.
An entire family is together at the outset of the film, but not for long. After the father collapses and dies of a heart attack, the mother (Sinead Cusack) becomes confined to bed, stricken by a mysterious and debilitating illness. This leaves the eldest sister and brother, Julie (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and Jack (Andrew Robertson), to care for their younger siblings, Sue (Alice Coultard) and Tom (Ned Birkin). These four are not what most people would define as "normal."  Sue is withdrawn and given to writing in her diary, and Tom wants to be a girl.
The incest issue is dealt with in a straightforward and non-prurient fashion. Director Andrew Birkin is not attempting to shock his audience, but rather to candidly represent the factors that lead to this relationship. His style is sensitive, not exploitative, which makes all the difference to the success of THE CEMENT GARDEN. The film works because the characters are alive.
As dark as the subject matter is (and I haven't even discussed the meaning of the title), Birkin still culls laughs from his audience. This isn't the nervous tittering of uncomfortable viewers, but a genuine reaction to amusing moments. Much of the humor is relatively harmless, although a few of the jokes (especially the double entendres) are off- color.
The relationship between Jack and Julie holds the film together. This is a mutual seduction, and both play their parts. Julie is the one with all the responsibility in the household, but she won't let her boyfriend touch her because he's not the one she wants.  Julie is a more likeable character than her brother, but only because it's difficult to love a narcissist.
Andrew Robertson and Charlotte Gainsbourg have difficult roles to play - their characters require a nakedness that goes beyond the physical to an emotional level. The success of the actors becomes a key element in the film's overall triumph. Julie and Jack work as individuals and together.
THE CEMENT GARDEN makes no apologies - not to its characters or to the audience. The quality of fascination is as much a credit to those producing the film as to the unorthodox - and grim - central theme. THE CEMENT GARDEN is occasionally grotesque, frequently disturbing, and at times surprisingly humorous. No matter what else it may be, however, this movie is always thought-provoking, and it's hard to imagine anyone leaving without the strongest of opinions.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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The Oahu Community Correctional Center (OCCC) is the largest jail facility in the State of Hawaii, and is situated on 16 acres in urban Honolulu. The 950-bed facility houses pre-trial detainees. In addition to its jail functions, OCCC provides reintegration programming for male sentenced felons.
The pre-trial population at OCCC is offered educational, self-improvement, and religious programs. The sentenced inmate population is offered programs in substance abuse, domestic violence, cognitive skills, parenting, community service worklines, work furlough, and extended furlough. In addition to programs, there are work opportunities through Correctional Industries, with the majority of jobs in light construction (i.e. office wall panel construction and installation). In an average year, OCCC employs over 400 inmates in its in-facility worklines to provide support services for its kitchen, laundry, and other operations.
OCCC staff also manages and operates the Laumaka Work Furlough Center (LWFC), which is located a block away from the jail. Inmates assigned to LWFC are either actively seeking employment or working in the community. Project Bridge, which occupies one of the buildings, is the transitional program for offenders who have completed their primary substance abuse treatment.


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App Logo (in 57 x 57 pixel size) address on your server.
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The UserName is your apple id.
This password should be generated in your Apple account manager dashboard.
You can generate Credentials Json here. You can also use the Placeholders.
You can create Client Id and Client Secret here.
You can create Client Id and Client Secret here.
You can find App Id in AppGallery Connect, App Information section.
Tokens provide an easy way to access the APIs using your account. They act like passwords to authentify yourself. You can generate your api access here.
The email addresses Diawi will send the result to (separated by commas).
The URL Diawi should call with the result.
Receive notifications each time someone installs the app.
Allow your testers to find the app on Diawi's mobile web app using their UDID (iOS only).
Allow Diawi to display the app's icon on the wall of apps.
Slack authentication token bearing required scopes. This Token should be generated in Slack Api.
You can generate Credentials Json here. You can also use the Placeholders.
DropBox authentication access token. This Token should be generated in DropBox App Console.
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Build Instructions¶
Build Structure¶
Builds are always generated for a target
. The following set of targets are available:
- Win64
- Win32*
- Mac64 = Soon(tm)
These targets are combined with a Debug or Release specification and generate the following string:
- WIN64_DEBUG
- WIN64_RELEASE
- WIN32_DEBUG*
- WIN32_RELEASE*
- MAC64_DEBUG - Soon tm
- MAC64_RELEASE - Soon tm
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= Currently disabled due to CI issues.
These are basically a string of Platform + Architecture + Debug/Release combined. This allows us to build multiple targets later on.
The following folders are also available:
Build/
This folder is the main folder where a build is made. Builds are made without any IDE support and are generated via CMake and Ninja.
--build
controls if you want to buildDebug
orRelease
. And--target
controls the target (listed above)BuildProjects/
This folder contains project files (Currently tuned for Visual Studio 2017). This folder will contain you visual studio files. You might want to rebuild these files if the CMake files change.
--projectFiles
flag controls if we want to build project files or not.
The Most Basic Build¶
The most basic build must include these commands:
$ python build.py --project all --target Win64
Note
Defaults to Debug mode, use --build Release
to build Release mode.
Building IDE Project Files¶
You can generate IDE files (Visual Studio files) by appending the flag --projectFiles
This will tell Azura to generate a set of project files along with a regular build.
 This will waste a lot of time building them. One should only use --projectFiles
only when CMakeLists.txt changes with additions / removals related to Shaders / Textures / CPP Files or any other files that are linked to CMake targets.
$ python build.py --project all --target Win64 --projectFiles
This will create the required project files in the BuildProjects/
folder.
Windows Specific Project Files:¶
For Visual Studio open Mundus.sln
This is the one single visual studio solution containing all projects. You can now set any project (that is an executable) as a Start Up Project. You can now build and code as usual.
Note
Visual Studio projects have reduced static analysis and compiler checks. In short, if your visual studio project builds then the main build may or may not build. This is due to stricter checks in the main build allowing you to hack through code in VS. But obviously, correcting the hacks once the code works.
Building Documentation¶
Make sure you have the required modules for documentation generation.
You can use the --docs
override to generate docs. Based on the platform it will call the necessary scripts.
From an overview, The docs are first built using Doxygen. They output an XML structure which is converted to reStructured Text using Sphinx docs and their doxygen bridge plugin called breathe
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Registering your Steps in the Web Runner
The Web Runner is a webapp that allows users to run any generic
textual scenario. In order to do this, the appropriate JBehave Steps
instances required to match the textual steps need to be registered with
the application.
Maven users can model their own module on the trader
web example
Ant users can download the web distribution from download page
- Unzip it to a local directory
- Add a jar containing your Steps and Registrar instances to
lib/ directory
- Edit webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml to configure the
Registrar class name that you've defined, replacing the org.jbehave.web.runner.waffle.JBehaveRegistrar
class name with your fully-qualified Registrar class name. See TraderRegistrar
for an example of how easy it is. The minimal requirement is to
specify the one or more instances of Steps that you need to run the
scenarios.
- In bin/ dir execute: ant -f deploy.xml
deploy:webapp, which will deploy a new jbehave-web.war to your local
Jetty installation (provided you have $JETTY_HOME defined).
You can configure your own deploy dir via the deploy.properties
file or simply copy the war created in the target/ dir to your
favourite webapp container.
Customising the Web Runner resources
The Web Runner comes with default web resources, but these can be
overridden by adding them to the src/main/webapp directory. Only
custom resources that override the default ones are required. So, e.g.
to change the default style, only src/main/webapp/style/jbehave/jbehave.css
needs to be added. Similary, to change home page template, only src/main/webapp/ftl/home.ftl
is needed. If any of these are removed the defaults will apply.


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Light can be soft or hard, this has an impact on how sharp the shadows will be and also determines the contrast of fine detail on our photo. Using harder light can be good for dramatic atmosphere, whereas, softer light is more suitable for something like portraits.
Light can also have a different balance and normally we should make sure that all the light in out photo has the same white balance.
Of course lite can also differ in quantity so we need to make sure our photo is properly exposed in different brightness conditions.


Connect to a JMX manager either directly or via a locator.
If you are connecting via a locator, and a JMX manager does not already exist, the locator starts one.
gfsh connects as a discovery client to the locator service and asks where the JMX Manager is. The locator knows when there is no member currently configured as the JMX manager and simply starts up the JMX manager service within itself. gfsh connects as a JMX client to the locator’s JMX RMI port.
You can also connect to a remote locator using the HTTP protocol, as illustrated by the second example below.
Availability: Offline. You will receive a notification “Already connected to: host[port]” if you are already connected.
Syntax:
connect [--locator=value] [--jmx-manager=value] [--use-http(=value)?] [--url=value]
[--user=value][--password=value] [--key-store=value] [--key-store-password=value]
[--trust-store=value] [--trust-store-password=value] [--ciphers=value]
[--protocols=value] [--security-properties-file=value] [--use-ssl(=value)?]
[--skip-ssl-validation(=value)?]
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| --locator | Network address of the Locator in the form: host[port] . |
localhost[10334] |
| --jmx-manager | Network address of the JMX manager in the form: host[port] . |
|
| --use-http | Connects to a JMX manager HTTP service using the HTTP protocol. |
|
| --url | URL used to connect to a JMX manager’s HTTP service | http://localhost:8080/gemfire/v1 |
| --user | The user name of the credential to use in authentication when connecting
to the JMX manager.
When specified, if the --password option is not also specified,
gfsh will prompt for the password. |
|
| --password | The password portion of the credential to use in authentication when connecting to the JMX manager. | |
| --key-store | Java keystore file containing this application’s certificate and private key. If the --key-store-password parameter is not specified, gfsh prompts the operator for the password. |
|
| --key-store-password | Password to access the private key from the keystore file specified by --key-store . |
|
| --trust-store | Java keystore file containing the collection of CA certificates trusted by this application. If the --trust-store-password parameter is not specified, gfsh prompts the operator for the password. |
|
| --trust-store-password | Password to unlock the keystore file specified by --trust-store . |
|
| --ciphers | SSL/TLS ciphers used when encrypting the connection. The default is “any”. | |
| --protocols | SSL/TLS protocol versions to enable when encrypting the connection. The default is “any”. | |
| --security-properties-file | The gfsecurity.properties file for configuring gfsh to connect to the Locator/Manager. The file path can be absolute or relative to the current gfsh directory. |
|
| --use-ssl | Whether to use SSL for communication with Locator and/or JMX Manager. If set to true , the connect command also reads gfsecurity.properties . SSL Options take precedence over values set in the properties file. If none are specified, defaults are used. |
|
| --skip-ssl-validation | When SSL communication is enabled and this option is specified or assigned the value true , this gfsh client accepts any SSL certificate, allowing this gfsh client to authenticate any locator or server to which it is connecting. This option exists to facilitate testing, and it is not intended for production systems. |
false
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Table 1. Connect Parameters
Example Commands:
If you do not specify a locator or JMX manager, gfsh
connects to the locator on the localhost at the default port.
gfsh>connect
Sample Output:
gfsh>connect
Connecting to Locator at [host=localhost, port=10334] ..
Connecting to Manager at [host=GemFireStymon, port=1099] ..
Successfully connected to: [host=GemFireStymon, port=1099]
Example of connecting to a remote locator over HTTP:
gfsh>connect --use-http=true --url="http://myLocatorHost.example.com:8080/gemfire/v1"
Successfully connected to: GemFire Manager's HTTP service @
http://myLocatorHost.example.com:8080/gemfire/v1
Error Messages:
"Locator could not find a JMX Manager";
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GrpcSpeechCallableFactory
gRPC callable factory implementation for the Speech service API.
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gRPC stub implementation for the Speech service API.
This class is for advanced usage and reflects the underlying API directly.
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Base stub class for the Speech service API.
This class is for advanced usage and reflects the underlying API directly.
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Settings class to configure an instance of SpeechStub.
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- The default service address (speech.googleapis.com) and default port (443) are used.
- Credentials are acquired automatically through Application Default Credentials.
- Retries are configured for idempotent methods but not for non-idempotent methods.
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For example, to set the total timeout of recognize to 30 seconds:
SpeechStubSettings.Builder speechSettingsBuilder = SpeechStubSettings.newBuilder();
speechSettingsBuilder
.recognizeSettings()
.setRetrySettings(
speechSettingsBuilder
.recognizeSettings()
.getRetrySettings()
.toBuilder()
.setTotalTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(30))
.build());
SpeechStubSettings speechSettings = speechSettingsBuilder.build();
SpeechStubSettings.Builder
Builder for SpeechStubSettings.


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| Document number: | N4171 | |
|---|---|---|
| Date: | 2014-10-05 | |
| Project: | Programming Language C++, Library Evolution Working Group | |
| Reply-to: | Tomasz Kamiński <tomaszkam at gmail dot com> |
The aim of this proposal is to introduce a new class of placeholder that could be used with std::bind
:
a group placeholder that represents a set of (zero or more) call arguments.
This paper addresses LEWG Bug 40: variadic bind.
Before going thought this chapter the author recommends the reader to familiarize with
Appendix: Why we need bind
when we have a generic lambda?.
In the scope of this proposal we introduce a new type of parameter placeholder: group placeholders that are to be replaced by zero or more arguments in the invocation of the stored functor. The meaning of a single placeholder is independent from the context, so if the given placeholder is used twice, appropriate set of values will be passed twice, reproducing existing behaviour.
The following group placeholders are proposed in this paper:
| placeholder | range of arguments |
|---|---|
_all | [1st, last] |
_from<N> | [Nth, last] |
_to<N> | [1st, Nth) |
_between<N, K> | [Nth, Kth) |
To complement set of group placeholders, the variable template representation of a single-argument placeholder named
_at<N>
is also proposed.
The most common use case for placeholder _all
is to bind an object to a member function,
effectively emulating the result of expressions obj.*ptr
.
For example, given the following definitions:
struct Strategy { double process(std:string, std::string, double, double); }; std::unique_ptr<Strategy> createStrategy();
We want to create a functor that will invoke method process
on a given strategy. Compare the two solutions, one using lambda, the other using bind
:
[s = createStrategy()] (auto&&... args) -> decltype(auto) { return s->process(std::forward<decltype(args)>(args)...); }
std::bind(&Strategy::process, createStrategy(), _1, _2, _3, _4)
The lambda approach allow us to write a functor that will be immune to the changes in the number of method arguments,
but it requires an explicit specification of the return type and the use of perfect forwarding to accomplish such a simple task.
The solution that uses bind
is pretty straightforward, but it requires a modification every time the number of parameters
of the method changes.
The extension proposed in this paper allows us to avoid this problem by writing:
std::bind(&Strategy::process, createStrategy(), _all)
The same problem is also addressed by paper N3702,
by the introduction of a new version of function mem_fn
:
std::mem_fn(&Strategy::process, createStrategy())
Although the solution presented in N3702 provides nice and concise syntax, it address only this specific use case,
and can be easily emulated with std::bind
and group placeholder:
template<typename Class, typename Member, typename Object> auto mem_fn(Member Class::* mem_ptr, Object&& obj) { return std::bind(mem_ptr, std::forward<Object>(obj), _all); }
With the proposed set of the placeholders a programmer is able to perform various types of manipulation with the argument list, including, but not limited to:
bind(f{}, _to<N>, val, _from<N>)
bind(f{}, _to<N>, val, _from<N+1>)
bind(f{}, _2, _1, _from<3>)
bind(f{}, _to<N>, _at<K>, _between<N+1, K>, _at<N>, _from<K+1>)
bind(f{}, _to<N>)
bind(f{}, _from<N+1>)
The existing design of std::bind
allows the programmer to specify his own placeholder types via the specialization of trait is_placeholder
. It is used
both to check if a given type P
represents placeholder (is_placeholder<P>::value > 0
) and to define the index
of the call argument that will be passed as a replacement of the placeholder (is_placeholder<P>::value
).
The extension proposed in this paper, preserves this functionality, and also adds the ability to create user-defined group placeholders.
To achieve this goal the previous responsibility of the is_placeholder
is divided into two separate type functions:
is_placeholder
that is used to determine if given type P
represents a placeholder.
To mark type as placeholder, the specialization is_placeholder<P>
should be derived from integral_constant<int, K>
,
where K > 0
.parameter_indices
that is used to determine indices of call arguments that should be passed as replacement of the placeholder.
This type trait accepts the number of call arguments passed to functor as a second parameter.
To signal that arguments with indices i1, i2, ..., iK
should be used instead of placeholder, the specialization of the
parameter_indices<T, N>
should be derived from integer_sequence<int, i1, i2, ..., iK>
.To preserve backward compatibility with the existing single argument placeholders, the default implementation of parameter_indices<P, N>
is derived from integer_sequence<int, is_placeholder<P>::value>
for every placeholder type P
.
An example implementation of _args
placeholder that accepts indices of arguments that should be forwarded is provided bellow:
template<int... Is> struct args_placeholder {}; template<int... Is> constexpr args_placeholder _args{}; namespace std { template<int... Is> struct is_placeholder<args_placeholder<Is...>> : integral_constant<int, 1> {}; template<int... Is, int N> struct parameter_indices<args_placeholder<Is...>, N> : integer_sequence<int, Is...> {}; }
The variable templates are used to define placeholders instead of set of extern variables. This approach allows
the programmer to compute positions of passed parameters at compile time, which is cumbersome in case of existing placeholders.
In addition the author finds single definition of _from
, instead list of _1onwards, _2onwards, ..., _Nonwards
,
being more elegant.
Parameter group placeholder proposed in this paper has names that begins with underscore (_all
, _from
)
instead of the most obvious all
, from
. These names was chosen to reduce risk name collision in code,
that uses bind
in combination with using directive for std::placeholders
namespace. Example:
std::vector<std::string> erase_empty(std::vector<std::string> v) { using namespace std; using namespace std::placeholders; auto from = remove_if(begin(v), end(v), bind(&string::empty, _1)); v.erase(from, end(v)); return v; }
Furthermore the author perceive this names as more consistent with the existing numbered placeholders (_1
, _2
, ...).
_from<N>
The addition of the _from<N>
placeholder opens the question about its behaviour when the number of parameters
passed to the forwarding call wrapper produced as a result of bind(&foo, _from<N>)
is equal to N-1
. There are two possible approaches:
_from<N>
to target callable object,N
arguments if the _from<N>
is used.The first behaviour was chosen by this proposal, because it is more general and allows to easily simulate the second one by passing
_N, _from<N+1>
instead of _from<N>
as argument.
int
The non-type template argument of _at
, _from
, _to
, _between
and parameter_indices
has an int
type, although they values are required to be non-negative.
This decision was made to keep them consistent with existing is_placeholder
trait, that uses int
to represent index of forwarded parameter.
This proposal has no dependencies beyond a C++14 compiler and Standard Library implementation.
(It depends on perfect forwarding, varidatic templates, variable templates, decltype
and trailing return types.)
Nothing depends on this proposal.
Change the section 20.10 [function.objects]/2.
// 20.10.9, bind: template<class T> struct is_bind_expression; template<class T> struct is_placeholder; template<class T, int N> struct parameter_indices; template<class F, class... BoundArgs> unspecified bind(F&&, BoundArgs&&...); template<class R, class F, class... BoundArgs> unspecified bind(F&&, BoundArgs&&...); namespace placeholders { // M is the implementation-defined number of placeholders extern unspecified _1; extern unspecified _2; . . . extern unspecified _M; template<int N> unspecified _at; template<int N> unspecified _from; template<int N> unspecified _to; template<int B, int E> unspecified _between; extern unspecified _all; }
Change the paragraph <IP_ADDRESS>.2 Class template is_placeholder
[func.bind.isplace].
is_placeholder
can be used to detect the standard placeholders_all
,_between<B, E>
,_to<N>
,_from<N>
,_at<N>
,_1
,_2
, and so on.bind
usesis_placeholder
to detect placeholders.Instantiations of the
is_placeholder
template shall meet the UnaryTypeTrait requirements (20.11.1). The implementation shall provide a definition that has the BaseCharacteristic of:integral_constant<int, J>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_J
, otherwise it shall have a BaseCharacteristic ofintegral_constant<int, 0>
.
integral_constant<int, 1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_all
,integral_constant<int, 1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_from<N>
andN > 0
,integral_constant<int, 1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_to<N>
andN > 0
,integral_constant<int, 1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_between<B, E>
andB > 0
andE >= B
,integral_constant<int, J>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_at<J>
orstd::placeholders::_J
,integral_constant<int, 0>
otherwise.A program may specialize this template for a user-defined type
T
to have a BaseCharacteristic ofintegral_constant<int, N>
withN > 0
to indicate thatT
should be treated as a placeholder type.
After paragraph <IP_ADDRESS>.2 Class template is_placeholder
, insert a new paragraph. (Paragraph <IP_ADDRESS>.3 Function template bind
[func.bind.bind] becomes <IP_ADDRESS>.?)
<IP_ADDRESS>.3 Class template
parameter_indices
[func.bind.paramidx]namespace std { template<class T, int N> struct parameter_indices; // see below }
bind
usesparameter_indices
to determine indices of parameters of the forwarding call wrapper to be forwarded to stored callable object as replacement for placeholder.The implementation shall provide a definition of
parameter_indices<T, N>
that is publicly and unambiguously derived from:
integer_sequence<int>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_all
andN == 0
,integer_sequence<int, 1, 2, ..., N>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_all
andN > 0
,integer_sequence<int>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_between<B,B>
andN >= B-1
,integer_sequence<int, B, B+1, ..., E-1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_between<B,E>
andB < E
andN >= E-1
,integer_sequence<int>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_to<1>
andN >= 0
,integer_sequence<int, 1, 2, ..., K-1>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_to<K>
andN >= K-1
,integer_sequence<int>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_form<K>
andN == K-1
,integer_sequence<int, K, K+1, ..., N>
ifT
is the type ofstd::placeholders::_form<K>
andN >= K
,integer_sequence<int, j>
ifT
is not one of the types described in the previous items and the valuej
defined asis_placeholder<T>::value
is positive andN >= j
,A program may specialize or partially specialize
parameter_indices
template for a user-defined placeholder type to be publicly and unambiguously derived frominteger_sequence<int, i1, i2, ..., iN>
with valuesi1, i2, ..., iN
greater than zero, to indicate indices of parameters of the forwarding call wrapper to be forwarded to stored callable object as replacement for placeholder.A program is ill-formed if it necessitates the instantiation of
parameter_indices<T, N>
that does not satisfy criteria of any of the bullets in paragraph 1 and does not match a specialization or a partial specialization of templateparameter_indices
defined in the program.
Change the paragraph <IP_ADDRESS>.3 Function template bind
[func.bind.bind].
template<class F, class... BoundArgs> unspecified bind(F&& f, BoundArgs&&... bound_args);
- Requires:
is_constructible<FD, F>::value
shall be true. For eachTi
inBoundArgs
,is_constructible<TiD, Ti>::value
shall be true.INVOKE (fd, w1, w2, ..., wN)
(20.10.2) shall be a valid expression for some valuesw1, w2, ..., wN
, whereN == sizeof...(bound_args)
.fd
shall be a callable object ([func.def] 20.10.1).- Returns:
A forwarding call wrapper
g
with a weak result type (20.10.2). The effect ofg(u1, u2, ..., uM)
shall beINVOKE (fd, std::forward<V1>(v1), std::forward<V2>(v2), ..., std::forward<VN>(vN), result_of<FD cv & (V1, V2, ..., VN)>::type)
INVOKE (fd, std::forward<P1>(p1)..., std::forward<P2>(p2)..., ..., std::forward<PN>(pN)...)
, wherecv
represents the cv-qualifiers ofg
and the values and types oftheelements of each of bound argumentspacksv1, v2, ..., vN
p1, p2, ..., pN
are determined as specified below. The copy constructor and move constructor of the forwarding call wrapper shall throw an exception if and only if the corresponding constructor ofFD
or of any of the typesTiD
throws an exception.- Throws:
Nothing unless the construction of
fd
or of one of the valuestid
throws an exception.- Remarks:
The return type shall satisfy the requirements of
MoveConstructible
. If all ofFD
andTiD
satisfy the requirements ofCopyConstructible
, then the return type shall satisfy the requirements ofCopyConstructible
. [ Note: This implies that all of FD and TiD are MoveConstructible. — end note ]template<class R, class F, class... BoundArgs> unspecified bind(F&& f, BoundArgs&&... bound_args);
- Requires:
is_constructible<FD, F>::value
shall be true. For eachTi
inBoundArgs
,is_constructible<TiD, Ti>::value
shall be true.INVOKE (fd, w1, w2, ..., wN)
(20.10.2) shall be a valid expression for some valuesw1, w2, ..., wN
, whereN == sizeof...(bound_args)
.fd
shall be a callable object ([func.def] 20.10.1).- Returns:
A forwarding call wrapper
g
with a weak result type (20.10.2). The effect ofg(u1, u2, ..., uM)
shall beINVOKE (fd, std::forward<V1>(v1), std::forward<V2>(v2), ..., std::forward<VN>(vN), R)
INVOKE (fd, std::forward<P1>(p1)..., std::forward<P2>(p2)..., ..., std::forward<PN>(pN)..., R)
, wherecv
represents the cv-qualifiers ofg
and the values and types oftheelements of each of bound argumentspacksv1, v2, ..., vN
p1, p2, ..., pN
are determined as specified below. The copy constructor and move constructor of the forwarding call wrapper shall throw an exception if and only if the corresponding constructor ofFD
or of any of the typesTiD
throws an exception.- Throws:
Nothing unless the construction of
fd
or of one of the valuestid
throws an exception.- Remarks:
The return type shall satisfy the requirements of
MoveConstructible
. If all ofFD
andTiD
satisfy the requirements ofCopyConstructible
, then the return type shall satisfy the requirements ofCopyConstructible
. [ Note: This implies that all of FD and TiD are MoveConstructible. — end note ]The values of
theelements of each bound argumentspackv1, v2, ..., vN
pi
and their corresponding typesdepend on the typeV1, V2, ..., VN
sTiD
derived from the call tobind
, number of parameter passed to invocation forwarding call wrapperM = sizeof...(UnBoundArgs)
and the cv-qualifierscv
of the call wrapperg
as follows:
- if
TiD
isreference_wrapper<T>
,the argument isthe pack contains single element with valuetid.get()
and its typeof typeVi
isT&
;- if the value of
is_bind_expression<TiD>::value
is true,the argument isthe pack contains single element with valuetid(std::forward<Uj>(uj)...)
and its typeof typeVi
isresult_of<TiD cv & (Uj&&...)>::type&&
;- if the value
j
ofis_placeholder<TiD>::value
isnot zeropositive andparameter_indices<TiD, M>
is derived frominteger_sequence<int, j1, j2, ..., jK>
,the argument isthe pack containsstd::forward<Uj>(uj)
and its typeVi
isUj&&
K
elements with valuesstd::forward<Uj1>(uj1), std::forward<Uj2>(uj2), ..., std::forward<UjK>(ujK)
of typesUj1&&, Uj2&&, ..., UjK&&
respectively;- otherwise,
the value isthe pack contains single element with valuetid
and its typeof typeVi
isTiD cv &
.
Change the paragraph <IP_ADDRESS>.4 Placeholders [func.bind.place].
namespace placeholders { // M is the implementation-defined number of placeholders extern unspecified _1; extern unspecified _2; . . . extern unspecified _M; template<int N> unspecified _at; template<int N> unspecified _from; template<int N> unspecified _to; template<int B, int E> unspecified _between; extern unspecified _all; }
All placeholder types shall be
DefaultConstructible
andCopyConstructible
, and their default constructors and copy/move constructors shall not throw exceptions. It is implementation-defined whether placeholder types areCopyAssignable
.CopyAssignable
placeholders’ copy assignment operators shall not throw exceptions.A program that necessitates the instantiation of
_at<N>
,_from<N>
or_to<N>
withN <= 0
is ill-formed.A program that necessitates the instantiation of
_between<B, E>
withB <= 0
orE <= 0
orB > E
is ill-formed.
Proposed change can be implemented as pure library extension in C++14. Implementation of bind
function that conforms proposed wording can be found https://github.com/tomaszkam/proposals/tree/master/bind.
Jonathan Wakely originally proposed idea of multi parameter placeholders in discussion group ISO C++ Standard - Future Proposals.
Andrzej Krzemieński and Ville Voutilainen offered many useful suggestions and corrections to the proposal.
bind
when we have a generic lambda?After the introduction of generic lambda and extensions to lambda capture, a portion of the C++ community expresses an opinion
that std::bind
is no longer necessary and should no longer be recommend and even become deprecated.
The author disagrees with this opinion, and in support of his position, a number of use cases is discussed here
that illustrate the superiority of std::bind
over lambdas.
The author wants to emphasise that the aim of this section is to demonstrate situations where std::bind
leads
to more readable and less error prone code than lambdas. It is not to prove that bind
should be used instead of lambda in every context.
The default return type deduction for a lambda will preform return by value, which is an optimal approach
when a built-in type is returned; for example when we use lambda to write a predicate (function returning bool
)
for STL algorithms; but it introduces performance overhead if returning by reference would be preferred.
Let's assume that we want to transform a vector of Employee
(ve
) in to a vector
of full names.
std::transform(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), std::back_inserter(vfn), [](const Employee& e) { return e.full_name(); });
If the full_name
function returns a const std::string&
, then above code will lead to
copy of the string being created for every iteration to return value form the lambda and then element of vector will get
initialized from this temporary. In this case cheap move construction will be used, but for legacy classes
copy constructor may be used twice. To avoid the above problem we may specify the return type for a lambda.
std::transform(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), std::back_inserter(vfn), [](const Employee& e) -> const auto& { return e.full_name(); });
This approach will fix above problems, but if the function full_name
is changed to
return by value, then the code will cause a dangling reference problem. To avoid such problems we may use
the decltype(auto)
deduction:
std::transform(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), std::back_inserter(vfn), [](const Employee& e) -> decltype(auto) { return e.full_name(); });
If we attempt to repeat the same exercise using standard function wrappers, none of the above tough reasoning is necessary, and additionally we will benefit from a single syntax for handling method pointers and member pointers.
std::transform(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), std::back_inserter(vfn), std::mem_fn(&Employee::full_name));
One of the decisions that programmer must make when writing a lambda (and any other functions) is to decide how to
pass arguments to it. If we write a comparator or a predicate that only checks the state of the object, then we can use
const auto&
. The choice becomes less obvious if we want to write a wrapper around a function that
accepts arguments by value, for example:
std::string concat_several_times(std::string val, std::size_t n);
We want to create a function that will concatenate given string 3 times. Lets begin with:
[](std::string val) { return concat_serveral_times(std::move(val), 3); }
The above solution will create a temporary std::string
every time the lambda is invoked, even if the C-style string
is passed to the function. Also, we will always have a second temporary being created from the rvalue reference.
In case of the std::string
this will end up with cheap move-construction, but it may as well introduce additional copies
for legacy classes that define only custom copy-construction. To avoid these problems we will use perfect forwarding to
pass a parameter.
[](auto&& val) { return concat_serveral_times(std::forward<some_type>(val), 3); }
What type should we use as some_type
? If we use decltype(val)
then above
code would be equivalent to:
template<typename T> void foo(T&& t) { bar(std::forward<T&&>(t)); }
Instead of the usual:
template<typename T> void foo(T&& t) { bar(std::forward<T>(t)); }
Are you ok with this additional rvalue reference? We could get rid of it by using std::remove_rvalue_reference_t<decltype(val)>
,
but according definition of std::forward
, the behaviour is same in both cases. So finally, we can safely stick to:
[](auto&& val) { return concat_serveral_times(std::forward<decltype(val)>(val), 3); }
The std::bind
creates functors that perfectly forwards all non-bound parameters, so we can equivalently use:
std:bind(&concat_serveral_times, _1, 3)
In most common cases, when the closure does not outlive the context in which it was created and is invoked in the same
thread of the execution, like when it is passed to STL algorithm, it is safe and optimal to use "capture all be reference"
([&]
) semantics.
For the situation when we want to pass closure, probably wrapped into std::function
, outside the current context,
then it is save to use "capture all by value" ([=]
) — but only if we assume that we do not use any unmanaged pointer inside.
However if we want to pass our functor to other thread of execution we need to be sure, that it would not be causing any data races,
and they still may occur if some handler with shallow copy semantics is captured by a lambda (e.g. std::shared_ptr
).
The above reasoning leads us to conclusion that when lambda is passed outside current context (either when passing it to other thread, or when returning it from a function) it is safer to explicitly specify the variables that should be captured. For example, given the following definitions:
struct Widget { void process(std::string&) const }; struct WidgetFactory { std::unqiue_ptr<Widget> create() }; void process_in_parallel(std::vector<std::string>& vs, WidgetFactory& factory) { std::vector<std::future<void>> results; for (std::size_t i = 0; i < vs.size(); ++i) results.emplace_back(std::async(some_callback)); for (std::future<void>& fut : results) fut.get(); };
We want to create a callback some_callback
that will process a given element with a concrete widget.
Our first attempt would be:
[&vs, &factory, i] { factory.create()->process(vs[i]); }
We have accidentally postponed the creation of Widget
until the point when lambda is invoked, thus causing
a concurrent invocation of factory
method, which could cause a data race. To fix this we might try to create the widget
and capture it from local context:
for (std::size_t i = 0; i < vs.size(); ++i) { auto widget = factory.create(); results.emplace_back(std::async([&vs, widget, i] { widget->process(vs[i]); })); }
The above code will not compile because we want to copy a move-only type std::unique_ptr<Widget>
.
In addition, note that we are capturing the whole vector vs
, although it is sufficient to use only one element in a single thread.
Both of this issues may be fixed with a C++14 extended lambda capture:
[&elem = vs[i], widget = factory.create()] { widget->process(elem); }
What it effectively does is to bind (or 'fix') two parameters to a (member) function;
the Standard Library already provides a component designed exactly for such purpose, named std::bind
:
std::bind(&Widget::process, factory.create(), std::ref(vs[i]))
In contrast to the problem with creating a Widget
, it is worth noticing that sometimes it is desired
to capture some precomputed values in lambda. Suppose we want to find an Employee
with the given first and
last name:
std::find_if(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), [](const auto& e) { return e.full_name() == first + ' ' + last; });
This innocent-looking code has a performance issue inside: the string first + ' ' + last
is constant for every element,
but a new instance is created in every iteration. To avoid such problems we should capture the value:
std::find_if(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), [name = first + " " + last](const auto& e) { return e.full_name() == name; });
Although the use of std::bind
would also eliminate the problem, the author recommends
the use of lambda is such case, because nested std::bind
(which is necessary in this situation) would render a less readable code:
std::find_if(std::begin(ve), std::end(ve), std::bind(std::equal_to<>, std::bind(&Employee::full_name, _1), first + ' ' + last));
The original aim of the lambda functions was to simplify writing of ad-hoc functors for use with STL algorithms, and indeed its design makes writing such predicates simple and efficient. As a consequence of such design, lambda is not efficient when used to write function wrappers. For example, let us compare the following simple bind expression and its lambda equivalent:
std::bind(&foo, _1, expr, std::ref(a)); [e = expr, &a] (auto&& arg) -> decltype(auto) { return foo(std::forward<decltype(arg)>(arg), e, a); };
The use of std::bind
to write simple function wrappers allows the programmer to avoid running into correctness
and performance problems described in this appendix. The choice between using bind
and a lambda
can be directly compared to the between the use of STL algorithms and writing a raw loop that performs the same
task: both of the solution are feasible, but using the Standard Library is simpler.
Of course, std::bind
has its limitations, and should be used only for the simple task of binding
constant values to a specific set of function arguments. If we want to create a function that contains composition
of the two functions or more complex expression we should use a lambda
or even write a separate function if the expression is large enough. Another drawback of bind
is that
if we want to use it with overloaded function name we need resolve the ambiguity at the point of invocation of
std::bind
and casting to appropriate function pointer is required.


Chocolate Pizza
POSTED ON 5 DEC 13 / DESSERTS
For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using and ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


Asynchronous utility functions. More...
Macros | |
| #define | using_cancel_scope() |
| Execute under a cancelation scope. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void() | nodec_actionfun_t() |
| Type of actions with no arguments and no return value. | |
Functions | |
| void | async_scoped_cancel () |
| Asynchronously cancel all outstanding requests under the same cancelation scope. More... | |
| bool | async_scoped_is_canceled () |
| Is the current scope canceled? | |
| void | async_interleave (size_t n, lh_actionfun *actions[], lh_value arg_results[]) |
| Interleave a fixed number of strands. More... | |
| lh_value | async_strand_create (lh_actionfun *action, lh_value arg, lh_exception **exn) |
| Dynamically create an interleaved strand. More... | |
| size_t | nodec_current_strand_count () |
| Return the number of currently interleaved strands under the innermost interleaved handler. | |
| lh_value | async_interleave_dynamic (lh_actionfun action, lh_value arg) |
| Interleave a dynamic number of strands. More... | |
| lh_value | async_timeout (lh_actionfun *action, lh_value arg, uint64_t timeout, bool *timedout) |
General timeout routine over an action . More... | |
| bool | async_firstof (nodec_actionfun_t *action1, nodec_actionfun_t *action2) |
| Return when the either action is done, canceling the other. More... | |
| lh_value | async_firstof_ex (lh_actionfun *action1, lh_value arg1, lh_actionfun *action2, lh_value arg2, bool *first, bool ignore_exn) |
| Return the value of the first returning action, canceling the other. | |
| void | async_wait (uint64_t timeout) |
Asynchronously wait for timeout milli-seconds. | |
| void | async_yield () |
| Yield asynchronously to other strands. More... | |
Asynchronous utility functions.
| #define using_cancel_scope | ( | ) |
Execute under a cancelation scope.
| bool async_firstof | ( | nodec_actionfun_t * | action1, |
| nodec_actionfun_t * | action2 | ||
| ) |
Return when the either action is done, canceling the other.
true
if the first action was finished first. | void async_interleave | ( | size_t | n, |
| lh_actionfun * | actions[], | ||
| lh_value | arg_results[] | ||
| ) |
Interleave a fixed number of strands.
Interleave with arguments arg_results
. The result of each action is stored again in arg_results
; when an exception is raised, it is rethrown from interleave
once all its actions have finished. Interleave introduces a cancelation scope.
| n | Number of strands to create. |
| actions | Array of size n containing the action to execute for each strand. |
| arg_results | Array of size n containing the argument values passed to each action and also to store the result of each action. |
| lh_value async_interleave_dynamic | ( | lh_actionfun | action, |
| lh_value | arg | ||
| ) |
Interleave a dynamic number of strands.
| action | The initial action. This can use async_dynamic_spawn() to dynamically interleave more actions. |
| arg | Argument passed to action. |
action
. Only returns once action
and all dynamically spawned actions are done. | void async_scoped_cancel | ( | ) |
Asynchronously cancel all outstanding requests under the same cancelation scope.
This is a powerful primitive that enables cancelation of operations and for example enables timeouts over any composition of asynchronous operations. When async_scoped_cancel() is called, it cancels all outstanding (interleaved) operations under the same innermost cancelation scope (raising a cancel exception for all of them).
| lh_value async_strand_create | ( | lh_actionfun * | action, |
| lh_value | arg, | ||
| lh_exception ** | exn | ||
| ) |
Dynamically create an interleaved strand.
Only works in the action
given to async_interleave_dynamic()!
| lh_value async_timeout | ( | lh_actionfun * | action, |
| lh_value | arg, | ||
| uint64_t | timeout, | ||
| bool * | timedout | ||
| ) |
General timeout routine over an action
.
| action | The action to run. |
| arg | Argument passed to action. |
| timeout | The time in milli-seconds after which action is canceled. |
| timedout | If not NULL, gets set whether the action timed out or not. |
action
or lh_value_null
if it timed out. | void async_yield | ( | ) |
Yield asynchronously to other strands.
Equivalent to async_wait() with a 0 timeout.


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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public let batchSize: Int?
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public let count: Int
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public let numberOfFeatures: Int
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Create a data loader from a comma seperated value (CSV) file.
Declaration
Swift
public init(fromFileAt fileURL: URL, columnNames: [String]? = nil, featureColumnNames: [String] = [], labelColumnNames: [String] = [])
Parameters
columnNames
the columns of the csv file. If these are supplied, we assume the CSV does not have column names.
featureColumnNames
the columns to use as feature names. If this array is empty no feature names will be used and all columns except labelColumnNames will be used as features.
labelColumnNames
the name of the columns to use labels. Those will be converted to integers. If no label names are supplied, the
columns
will be used as features, other columns will be labels. If no column names are supplied either, all columns are interpreted as features.batchSize
the batch size. 1 by default.
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func batched(_ batchSize: Int) -> CSVDataLoader
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Declaration
Swift
public mutating func next() -> S5TFLabeledBatch?


MOON SUPERSTITIONS.
THE following superstitions are still prevalent on the north coast of Cornwall :--
"This root (the sea-poppy), so much valued for removing all pains in the breast, stomach, and intestines, is good also for disordered lungs, and is so much better here than in other places, that the apothecaries of Cornwall send hither for it; and some people plant them in their gardens in Cornwall, and will not part with them under sixpence a root. A very simple notion they have with regard to this root, which falls not much short of the Druids' superstition in gathering and preparing their selago and samolus. This root, you must know, is accounted very good both as an emetic and cathartic. If, therefore, they design that it shall operate as the former, their constant opinion is that it should be scraped and sliced upwards--that is, beginning from the root, the knife is to ascend towards the leaf;--but if that it is intended to operate as a cathartic, they must scrape the root downwards. The senecio also, or groundsel, they strip upwards for an emetic and down' wards for a cathartic. In Cornwall they have several such groundless opinions with regard to plants, and they gather all the medicinal ones when the moon is just such an age; which, with many other such whims, must be considered as the reliques of the Druid superstition." [a]
They, the 'Druids, likewise used great, ceremonies in gathering,. an herb called samolus, marsh-wort, or fen-berries, which consisted in a previous fast, in not looking back during the time of their plucking it, and, lastly, in using their left hand only; from this last ceremony, perhaps, the herb took the name of samol, which, in the Phoenician tongue, means the left hand. This herb was considered to be particularly' efficacious in curing the diseases incident to swine and cattle.--( C. S. Gilbert.)
[a] Borlase's Observations on the Ancient and Present State of the Island of Scilly" "Notes and Queries," vol. x. p. 181. 1854.


The purpose of this test is to ensure that inheritance from directives and abstract classes will work as expected. Note that there have been different issues:
- `Issue61Component` extends from the `Issue61BaseDirective`. Component is decorated with `@UntilDestroy()` but directive is not
- `Issue97Component` extends the from `Issue97Directive`. Directive is decorated with `@UntilDestroy()` but component is not
Issue#61: {{ issue61StatusText$ | async }}
Issue#97: {{ issue97StatusText$ | async }}


Bawa't sulok ng kalul'wa;
Bawa't bahagi'y hipuin,
Tumimo Ka at baguhin.
6. Nagpahayag Espiritu,
Mas tunay Ka sa 'king puso,
Di man narinig, nakita,
Sa 'kin lubhang totoo Ka.
7. Sa Iyong habag hinayag Mo
Sarili Mo'y Espiritu;
Anong mas tunay sa mundo,
Mas tapat sa 'min kaysa Iyo?
8. Dalangin ko Espiritu,
Umapaw sa 'kin nang husto,
Bawa't parte'y mal'walhati,
Ikaw at Diyos lumagi.
9. Itong buhay anong talik,
Nagkahalo lupa't langit;
Iyong presensya puspos kami;
Aming puso ay pupuri.
Hymns
490 — 499
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — IN THE SPIRIT
E490† (T490) (C-368)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Lord, when the Father ne'er was known,
The Father came through Thee below,
That we who lived in ignorance
Might through Thyself the Father know.
2. But, Lord, when Thou wast here on earth,
How scarce were those Thyself who knew;
A veil there was 'twixt Thee and them;
They crowded 'round, but saw not through.
3. Now as the Spirit Thou hast come
E'en as the Father came in Thee;
As we through Thee the Father know,
Now through the Spirit we know Thee.
4. Not with the flesh Thou now art clothed—
Then must thou walk with toil around;
But as the Spirit in our heart
Thou dost supply Thyself unbound.
5. Thou, Lord, the Father once wast called,
But now the Holy Spirit art;
The Spirit is Thine other form,
Thyself to dwell within our heart.
6. By knowing Thee as Spirit, Lord,
We realize Thy life's outflow,
Thy glory and Thy character,
And all Thy being's wonders know.
7. Praise to Thy Name now floods our heart;
There is no one as dear as Thee;
For since we know how real Thou art,
No other one could lovelier be.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — SA ESPIRITU
T490 (E490)
1. Nang Ama'y di pa kilala,
Ama'y nasa Iyo sa lupa;
Kung Siya'y nais makilala,
Panginoon, kilanlin Ka.
2. Nguni't no'ng nasa lupa Ka,
Kilala Ka ng iilan,
Pinagdagsaan ng madla,
Di Ka nahipo, nakamtan.
3. Ngayon Ika'y Espiritu,
Noon, ang Ama'y suma-Iyo,
Ama'y nakilala sa Iyo,
Ikaw naman sa 'Spiritu.
4. Hindi Ka na dating laman,
Na napagal sa paglibot;
Sa Espiritung nanahan,
Sa 'min Iyong tustos umabot.
5. Noon tinawag Kang Ama,
Ngayo'y Espiritu Santo,
Siya'y Ikaw sa ibang porma,
Nang sa amin manahan Ka.
6. Dahil Espiritu Ka nga,
Agos ng buhay natanto,
L'walhati Mo't kalooban,
Mahiwagang kalikasan.
7. Puso namin purihin Ka,
Yamang batid na tunay Ka,
Walang magiliw kaysa Iyo,
Walang kaibig-ibig man.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — IN THE SPIRIT
E491† (T491) (C-369)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Lord, Thou didst know when in the flesh,
As such I'd know Thee shallowly;
Then as the Spirit Thou didst come
Within my spirit, known to be.
2. In flesh Redeemer mine Thou art;
As Spirit now my Comforter.
The outward touch has passed away
For inward union worthier.
3. Because thou art the Spirit now,
Thyself revealing ceaselessly,
Within my spirit I may know
Thy presence and reality.
4. I know Thy life surpassing far
The knowledge Thy disciples had,
Although they walked and lived with Thee,
When Thou on earth in flesh wast clad.
5. Because Thy Spirit dwells within,
How real, O Lord, Thou art to me;
Not touched, yet more reliable,
Not seen, yet loved more fervently.
6. Thy Holy Spirit deep within
Supplies Thyself as righteousness,
As holiness, redemption full,
As wisdom and as fruitfulness.
7. Thy Spirit in my spirit now
Supplies Thyself, unites with me,
Thus I am all the time myself
And constantly am also Thee.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — SA ESPIRITU
T491 (E491)
1. Ika'y nasa laman noon,
Mababaw na nakilala;
Bilang Espiritu ngayon,
Malalim sa 'king unawa.
2. Sa laman, Manunubos ko,
Sa labas ang pakitungo;
Taga-aliw na 'Spiritu
Sa loob nakaisa ko.
3. 'Spiritu sa 'king 'spiritu
Naghahayag, nananahan;
Presensya at Persona Mo
Naging makatotohanan.
4. Mga alagad nang una
Ay kasama Mong namuhay,
Nguni't di hihigit sila
Sa pagkilala kong tunay.
5. Panginoong Espiritu
Sa loob ko'y nananahan;
Di nakita ni nahipo,
Nguni't aking kasintahan.
6. Espiritung nananahan
Tumutustos ng kat'wiran,
Kabanalan, katubusan,
Pamumunga, karunungan.
7. 'Spiritu sa 'king 'spiritu,
Ika'y naging kaisa ko;
Bawa't sandali ay ako,
Palagi ring Ikaw Mismo.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — IN THE SPIRIT
E492† (T492) (C-367)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. In all thy work, O Lord, Thou didst
At Calv'ry's cross once come to rest;
Yet Thou art working still today,
But in another form expressed.
2. Thy saving pow'r Thou still dost show;
Thou still dost speak, enlighten, guide;
Thou and the Spirit in one stream
Sweep many in Thy living tide.
3. Through Him Thy power's not withheld;
Through Him Thy working does not cease;
Thou still dost comfort and command,
Encourage, strengthen, and release.
4. Since Thou art with the Spirit one
His coming means that Thou hast come,
And His indwelling is Thine own,
Since Thou the Spirit hast become.
5. He executes within my heart
All Thy desires and Thy demands,
As for the Father here on earth
Thou hast performed all His commands.
6. By knowing Him we know Thyself;
Obeying Him we Thee obey;
Allowing Him ourselves to fill,
We're filled with Thee, O wondrous way!
7. Thou art not far away in heav'n,
Leaving us here alone, apart;
But Thou art still on earth; how grand!
Thou livest right within my heart.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — SA ESPIRITU
T492 (E492)
1. Panginoon, gawain Mo
Di lamang sa krus huminto,
Patuloy Kang namumuhay,
Ibang anyo ang Iyong taglay.
2. Patuloy Kang nagsalita,
Nagliligtas, gumigiya,
Ika'y naging Espiritu,
Tatanglawan mga tao.
3. Espiritu Ka't lakas pa,
Patuloy Kang gumagawa:
Paghikayat at pagkilos,
Pag-aliw at pag-uutos.
4. Ika'y naging Espiritu,
Pagdating Niya'y pagdating Mo,
Pagpuspos Mo'y pagtahan Niya,
Espiritu Mo, Ika'y Siya.
5. Sa loob ko'y Siyang tumupad
Ng mga utos Mo't hangad,
Tulad nang nasa lupa Ka,
Tinupad layon ng Ama.
6. Ang makilala't sundin Siya
Ay makilala't sundin Ka;
Pagbababad, pag-apaw Niya,
Yaon ay pagpuspos Mo nga.
7. Di Ka sa malayong langit,
Na di muling lumalapit,
Nanatili Ka sa lupa,
Sa puso ko'y nakatira.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS THE SPIRIT
E493* (T493) (C-371)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. O Lord, Thou art the Spirit now
That gives us life and quickens us,
With all Thy riches strengthening,
O how divine and glorious!
2. O Lord, Thou art the Spirit now
That with Thy power liberates;
And by Thy liberation true
The law of life now regulates.
3. O Lord, Thou art the Spirit now
That transforms us and saturates,
And to Thine image true conforms
And with Thy light illuminates.
4. O Lord, Thou art the Spirit now
Who in my spirit makes His home;
He mingles with my spirit too,
And both one spirit thus become.
5. Lord, teach me how to exercise
My spirit now to contact Thee,
That in Thy Spirit I may walk
And live by Thy reality.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG ESPIRITU
T493 (E493)
1. Poon Ika'y Espiritu,
Binigyan ng buhay ako;
Ang yaman Mo'y aking tustos
Mal'walhati at maka-Diyos.
2. Poon Ika'y Espiritu,
Ang nagpalaya'y lakas Mo;
Ang kautusan ng buhay
Namahala't pumatnubay.
3. Poon, Ika'y Espiritu,
Baguhin, tigmakin ako,
Mahubog sa Iyong larawan,
Silay Iyong kaliwanagan.
4. Poon Ika'y Espiritu,
Nanahan sa 'spiritu ko;
Nakihalo, nakigawa
Ang dalawa'y nagkaisa.
5. Turuang magsanay ako
Mahipo Ka sa 'spiritu;
Lumakad sa Iyong 'Spiritu
Mamuhay tunay sa I-yo.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS GOD'S TESTIMONY
E494* (T494) (C-373)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Christ is the testimony true
Of God in essence and in deed;
God's glory He has fully shown,
And we in Him God's nature read.
2. His testimony is more full
Than was the witness of the law,
Which only God in letter showed,
And not in endless living pow'r.
3. The fulness of the Godhead dwells
In Him, His very element;
God's full embodiment is He—
A vessel, God the resident.
4. The Father God He manifests;
God's glorious features He displays;
In Him consummately are seen
The Father's heart and all His ways.
5. Christ as the Spirit now has come
That He our portion be fore'er;
In spirit we partake of Him
And all God's being fully share.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG PATOTOO NG DIYOS
T494 (E494)
1. Kristo'y patotoo ng Diyos
Sa esensya man o kilos;
Gloria't kalikasan ng Diyos,
Kay Kristo nakitang lubos.
2. Kumpletong patotoo Siya,
Kautusan hinigtan Niya;
Utos nasa titik lamang,
Siya'y buhay, kapangyarihan.
3. Kapuspusan ng Pagka-Diyos,
Nananahanan sa Kanya,
Diyos pagsasakatawan Niya,
Sisidlang tirahan ng Diyos.
4. Kanyang tinanghal Diyos Ama,
Gloria ng Diyos pinakita;
Layon ng Diyos, daan ng Diyos,
Pawang 'hinayag Niyang lubos.
5. Kristo bilang Espiritu,
Pumaritong bahagi ko;
Sa 'spiritu ko'y tamasa,
Anuman ang Diyos akin na!
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS GOD'S CENTRALITY AND UNIVERSALITY
E495* (T495) (C-372)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Christ is God's centrality
And His universality;
He is God's delight and joy
Throughout all eternity.
2. He's th' embodiment of God,
In Him all God's fulness dwells;
His unique supremacy
And His Godhead none excels.
3. All God's purpose is for Him,
That He might be all in all;
All the things in heav'n and earth
With Himself are made withal.
4. All creation is for Christ,
Everything was made by Him;
'Tis by Him all things subsist,
He's the hub and He's the rim.
5. In redemption He is all,
All through Him is reconciled;
By His blood all things with God
Now in peace are domiciled.
6. He the great beginning is,
And the Church's living Head;
He her life and content too,
And the firstborn from the dead.
7. In God's Kingdom He's the King,
All the pow'r to Him is giv'n;
In His glory He shall rule
Over all in earth and heav'n.
8. In new heaven and new earth
Center of all things He'll be,
For the Godhead and for man
Throughout all eternity.
9. God intends in everything
Christ should have preeminence,
And that such a Christ of all
We should now experience.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG SENTRALIDAD AT UNIBERSALIDAD NG DIYOS
T495 (E495)
1. Si Kristo'y sentro ng Diyos,
Pangkalahatan ng Diyos,
Lugod ng Diyos at galak,
Sa buong eternidad.
2. Pagsakatawan ng Diyos,
Kapuspusan tumahan;
Dibinong kataasan,
Di Siya mahihigitan.
3. Sa Kanya'y layon ng Diyos,
Lahat Kanyang mapuspos,
Lahat sa langit, lupa,
Sa Kanya ay ginawa.
4. Paglikha'y para Kristo,
Ang lahat ginawa Niya;
Lahat pinairal Niya,
Sentro't palibot ay Siya.
5. Siyang lahat sa pagtubos,
Pinagkasundong lubos
Sa Diyos, at sa dugo Niya,
Ngayon ay payapa na.
6. Simula ng lahat Siya,
Ulo rin ng Ekklesia;
Nilalaman Niya, buhay,
Ang talagang panganay.
7. Hari sa Kaharian,
Kanya'y kapangyarihan;
Namahala sa gloria
Maging sa langit, lupa.
8. Bagong langit at lupa,
Sentro ng lahat ay Siya;
Pagka-Diyos, pagkatao
Walang hanggan Siyang sentro.
9. Layon ng Diyos kay Kristo,
Sa lahat unang p'westo;
Kristo ng lahat ngayon,
Ating danasin ngayon.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS THE REALITY
E496* (T496) (C-374)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Christ is the one reality of all,
Of Godhead and of man and all things else;
No man without Him ever findeth God,
Without Him man and everything is false.
2. All types and figures of the ancient time,
All things we ever need, both great and small,
Only are shadows of the Christ of God,
Showing that He must be our all in all.
3. All things are vanity of vanities,
Christ, the reality all things to fill;
Though everything we may enjoy and own,
If we're devoid of Christ we're empty still.
4. Christ is our real God, our real Lord,
Christ is our real life, our real light;
Christ is our real food, our real drink,
Our real clothing, and our real might.
5. Christ also is the one reality
Of all our doctrine and theology;
And all our scriptural knowledge without Him
Is just in letter and is vanity.
6. Christ, the reality of time and space,
Christ, the reality of every stage;
Christ is the one reality of all
Thru all eternity from age to age.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG REALIDAD
T496 (E496)
1. Kristo ang tanging katotohanan
Ng Pagka-Diyos, tao't bagay — tanan;
Kung wala Siya, Diyos di matagpuan,
Lahat man ay kasinungalingan.
2. Mga sagisag, mga larawan,
Malaki't maliit na kailangan,
Anino lamang ni Kristong tunay,
Sa akin Siya ang lahat ng bagay.
3.Ang lahat nga'y walang kabuluhan,
Si Kristo ang realidad lamang;
Matamasa, maangkin man lahat,
Hungkag pa rin kung si Kristo'y wala.
4. Kristo ay Diyos, Panginoong tunay,
Tunay nating liwanag at buhay,
Tunay nating pagkain, inumin,
Kristo'y damit, kalakasan natin.
5. Si Kristo rin ang Siyang realidad
Doktrina't teolohiyang lahat;
Kung wala Siya pawang titik lamang
Ang pangkasulatang kaalaman.
6. Kristo ang katunayan ng tanan,
Ng panahon, dako, at anuman;
Kristo ang tanging katotohanan,
Walang hanggan, walang katapusan.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS GRACE
E497* (T497) (C-376)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Grace in its highest definition is
God in the Son to be enjoyed by us;
It is not only something done or giv'n,
But God Himself, our portion glorious.
2. God is incarnate in the flesh that we
Him may receive, experience ourself;
This is the grace which we receive of God,
Which comes thru Christ and which is Christ Himself.
3. Paul the Apostle counted all as dung,
'Twas only God in Christ he counted grace;
'Tis by this grace — the Lord experienced—
That he surpassed the others in the race.
4. It is this grace — Christ as our inward strength—
Which with His all-sufficiency doth fill;
It is this grace which in our spirit is,
There energizing, working out God's will.
5. This grace, which is the living Christ Himself,
Is what we need and must experience;
Lord, may we know this grace and by it live,
Thyself increasingly as grace to sense.
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG BIYAYA
T497 (E497)
1. Pinakahulugan ng biyaya—
Diyos sa Anak ating matamasa;
Hindi anumang bagay na tangi,
Kundi Diyos Mismo ating bahagi.
2. Nagkatawang-tao ang Diyos Mismo
Nang Siya'y matanggap ng mga tao;
Ang biyayang ipinagkaloob
Ay si Kristong nasa ating loob.
3. Sukal lahat kay Apostol Pablo,
Kanyang biyaya'y tanging si Kristo,
Nang dahil dito siya ay nagpagal
Higit sa lahat ng mga banal.
4. Si Kristo sa ati'y kalakasan,
Biyayang sapat, maaasahan,
Napalakas espiritu natin,
Kalooban ng Diyos ay gagawin.
5. Ang biyaya kailangang danasin,
Ang buhay na siyang Kristo Mismo rin;
Ang biyaya'y nais kong tantuin,
Hihigit pa ang tatamasahin.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS LIFE
E498
<IP_ADDRESS>. with chorus.
1. This is my wonderful story,
Christ to my heart has come;
Jesus, the King of Glory,
Finds in my heart a home.
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.
2. Was there e'er story so moving,
Story of love and pain;
Was there e'er Bridegroom so loving,
Seeking our hearts to gain.
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.
3. I am so glad I received Him,
Jesus my heart's dear King;
I who so often have grieved Him,
All to His feet would bring.
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.
4. How can I ever be lonely,
How can I ever fall;
What can I want, if only
Christ is my all in all?
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.
5. Now in His bosom confiding,
This my glad song shall be;
I am in Christ abiding,
And Christ abides in me.
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.
EXPERIENCE OF CHRIST — AS LIFE
E499* (T499) (C-378)
<IP_ADDRESS>.8.8. with repeat.
1. Oh, what a life!
The Christ who's all within me lives.
With Him I have been crucified;
This glorious fact to me He gives.
Now it's no longer I that live,
But Christ the Lord within me lives.
[Now it's no longer I that live,
But Christ the Lord within me lives.]
2.
Christ now is being formed in me.
His very nature and life divine
In my whole being inwrought shall be.
All that I am came to an end,
And all of Christ is all to me.
[All that I am came to an end,
And all of Christ is all to me.]
3.
Christ shall in me be magnified.
In nothing shall I be ashamed,
For He in all shall be applied.
In woe or blessing, death or life,
Through me shall Christ be testified.
[In woe or blessing, death or life,
Through me shall Christ be testified.]
4.
Christ is the goal toward which I press.
Nothing I treasure, nor aught desire,
But Christ of all-inclusiveness.
My hope, my glory, and my crown
Is Christ, the One of peerlessness.
[My hope, my glory, and my crown
Is Christ, the One of peerlessness.]
PAGDARANAS KAY KRISTO — BILANG BUHAY
T499 (E499)
1. Kapayapaan at buhay!
Kristo sa 'kin nabubuhay.
Kalakip Niya na pinako;
Katotohanang natamo.
Di na 'ko ang nabubuhay,
Kundi si Kristo ang buhay.
[Di na 'ko ang nabubuhay,
Kundi si Kristo ang buhay.]
2. Kapahingahan at lugod!
Kristo sa 'kin nahuhubog.
Kalikasan at buhay Niya,
Sa akin isinagawa.
Lahat ko ay natapos na,
Lahat ni Kristo'y akin na.
[Lahat ko ay natapos na,
Lahat ni Kristo'y akin na.]
3. Ating ipagmamalaki!
Kristo sa 'kin mapalaki!
Walang dapat ikahiya,
Kasawian o biyaya.
Sa buhay ma't kamatayan,
Si Kristo'y patotohanan.
[Sa buhay ma't kamatayan,
Si Kristo'y patotohanan.]
4. O, gantimpala'y tamuhin!
Kristo ang aking layunin,
Puso'y walang ibang hangad,
Liban kay Kristo Siyang lahat.
Pag-asa, putong, l'walhati,
Si Kristong walang kauri!
[Pag-asa, putong, l'walhati,
Si Kristong walang kauri!]


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The compiled DLL is based on the work by 2012 Austen Conrad:
(from net/Git/github.com/AustenConrad/mql4zmq/mql4zmq.c)
The reason for all of this is that MetaTrader is a visual basic
application and therefore is written using the STDCALL calling
convention while ZeroMQ dll EXPORT defaults to the standard C calling
convention (CDECL). If not changed, a call to libzmq.dll from
MetaTrader will result in the trading terminal crashing.
Therefore, this file generates mql4zmq.dll which wraps each call the
zmq.h exports when compiled as libzmq.dll (i.e. each function that has
ZMQ_EXPORT preceeding it) as a STDCALL instead (i.e. __stdcall via
WINAPI definition).
Additionally, MetaTrader4 has limitations on datatypes and data
structures that we attempt to resolve by having the wrapping function
inputs being of a type and in a manner that will jive with MQL4.
To avoid naming collisions with the original zmq.h definitions we
renamed our exported functions with 'mql4' appended to the beginning
of the name. In the OTMql4Zmq.mqh we revert the names back to the
original to reduce confusion when writing experts.
The source checked in to the src/mql4zmq directory has the very simple
changes needed to run against ZeroMQ 4.0.x and is from:
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BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
***1/2 (out of 4 = very good) 1989, PG, 108 minutes [1 hour, 48 minutes] [adventure/sci-fi] starring: Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly age 17, 47, Marty McFly Jr., Marlene McFly), Christopher Lloyd (Dr. Emmett Brown), Thomas F. Wilson (Biff Tannen age 17, 47, 77, Griff), Lea Thompson (Lorraine Baines/McFly age 17, 47, 77), produced by Bob Gale, Neil Canton, written by Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis.
Us critic-type people are always shaking our heads and telling everyone that movies aren't thrill rides, but I think that "Back To The Future II" is one of the few exceptions. If the original film had the spirit of the 1950s, then this has the spirit of the 80s: full of fights; chase scenes; cliff hangers; special effects; some detective work; and of course the vision of the high-tech future.
The film picks up exactly where the first film left off, with Doc (Lloyd), Marty (Fox), and Jennifer (Elizabeth Shue) travelling 30 years into the future, because something bad is going to happen to Marty and Jennifer's kids. Doc tells Marty he must take his son's place at an incident that will cause a chain reaction if Marty McFly Jr. says yes to Griff (Wilson - in one of four different roles).
Whoever said history tends to repeat itself wasn't joking, especially when it comes to the movies. Essentially the same chase scene that Marty endured in the 50s takes place again in the year 2015, but it's not as authentically exciting this time because it is so obviously a parody of itself. At the end of the situation Marty has changed the course of history for the better, and it seems like everything's copasetic right? Wrong. Since when do things go according to plan in the "Back To The Future" movies?
There are so many minor conflicts and details that effect the plot and the direction of the story I won't even bother to list them all. Basically we get to see Marty as an old man, his house, his family, etc. We also go back to an alternate 1985, and then back again to 1955, with everything happening so fast the film never stops to catch a breath.
The films' best aspect is the fact that it actually goes back to the first movie and shows a lot of the action that occurred from another angle.
It's difficult to convey the sense of wild and zany fun without describing every little detail. The only thing sacrificed in this film is the suspense. Instead of a grand finale, we get lots of little victories. By the end everything is back to normal, but something happens that leads to yet another sequel, but it doesn't seem gratuitous.
"Back To The Future Part II" is a really great adventure movie. It certainly has more originality than other films but it lacks a certain charm that was dominate throughout its predecessor.
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● Developing web applications using server-side scripting such as PHP
● Using version control to keep work up to date with team members. Also, developing new branches in Git for new features and fixes
● Using jQuery plugins (Data Tables) to develop in house applications
● Designing wireframes to illustrate the framework of websites in Adobe XD, alongside usability testing
● Working closely with the project manager / project team to ensure code review and project deadlines are met
● Developing roadmaps and sprints for projects and keeping up to date with product backlogs
● Managing / developing roadmaps and sprint meetings in an Agile role
● Make changes to websites in a professional manner using the correct tools and software
● Dealing with design changes straight away and have them implemented to the live server.
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● Promoting new pizzas and deals to customers.
● Quality control, making sure all deliverys are met at a high standard before reachign the customer
Final Year Modules Include: Android Applications Development [1st], Agile Development [2.1],
Web API Development [2.1], Interactive Pervasive Computing [1st], Microsoft Project [1st]
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Web development [2.1], Design & Usability [1st], Data and Information retrieval [2.1]
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NVQ Level 2: Business & Administration [Pass Certificate]
8 GCSEs including: English [C], Maths [C], Science [C] and ICT [Distinction]
Web development was a mandatory module throughout my four years at University. This gave me the skills and
knowledge to develop websites professionally.
My first project was to develop a website of my choice and host it on Google App Engine. The website I created
was a gaming website with the language of HTML, JavaScript and CSS. The website was made with the user in
mind and thus was easy to navigate, had use of social media integration, easy sign up. It had the ability to send
emails and the whole experience was made to look appealing and in line with, Google’s material design theme and
feel. Usability Testing was also carried out within this which included quantitative and qualitative data gathering
with the use of questionnaires and data capture forms.
Furthermore, I carried out a module called API Development this module allowed me to extract data from third
party API’s and display them on my application which was developed with JavaScript. The application I created was
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gained a 2.1 within this module.
From the age of 12 computers in general have been an interest to me and so in my spare time I like to develop mobile applications. Usually using Android Studio, I will create small applications which I can use on my tablet such as a stopwatch, time or notepad. I also like to learn new programming languages and keep up with the most popular language that’s being used. I keep up to date with the new technology and latest news in automotive as I am very interested in this industry. These factors motivated me in pursuing a career in Computing.
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