In the past nine months we’ve hosted over 400 LIVE Chats with entrepreneurs, investors, entertainers, athletes, and thought leaders from every industry imaginable. Many of our guests have written some of the most insightful, entertaining, and thought-provoking books in categories ranging from science fiction and history, to business non-fiction and memoirs.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, our community wanted to know how. How do these writers write? What time of day do they write, and how frequently? How long does it take? And does it get any easier over time?
A. The desire to lose weight is one of the most frequently cited reasons for skipping breakfast. But many observational studies have found that people who skip breakfast are more likely to be overweight. The theory is that they more than make up for the missed calories in the morning by eating more at lunch or snacking all day.
Overall, there’s still a similar intake or a lesser intake (of calories) over the whole day.
Krista Casazza, PhD, RD.
Another small randomized trial published by Cornell University researchers in Physiology & Behavior in 2013 found that college students ate about 145 calories more at lunch when they ate nothing in the morning than they did on a day when they ate breakfast. Considering that their breakfasts averaged about 625 calories, skipping it still resulted in a savings of about 450 calories by day’s end, according to the study.
In the past nine months we’ve hosted over 400 LIVE Chats with entrepreneurs, investors, entertainers, athletes, and thought leaders from every industry imaginable. Many of our guests have written some of the most insightful, entertaining, and thought-provoking books in categories ranging from science fiction and history, to business non-fiction and memoirs.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, our community wanted to know how. How do these writers write? What time of day do they write, and how frequently? How long does it take? And does it get any easier over time?
While doing this, I also came up with a name, bought the domain, found a suitable Wordpress theme I could strip to bare essentials, registered Twitter/Facebook and made a lander with an e-mail drop which I managed to get on BetaList and StartupList, two of my favorite tools to get early (possible) users.
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If you’ve been around Dribbble, Behance, or any other design community lately, you’ve probably seen the recent trend of mixing flat design with big, beautiful diffused drop shadows. On the face of it, you might think, “That’s just a big drop shadow applied to a rectangle,” but you’d be sorely mistaken.
This video will show you how to make the perfect diffused shadow for your trendiest designs.
Mike Tompson
Mar 23, 09:42 AM
If you’ve been around Dribbble, Behance, or any other design community lately, you’ve probably seen the recent trend of mixing flat design with big, beautiful diffused drop shadows. On the face of it, you might think, “That’s just a big drop shadow applied to a rectangle,” but you’d be sorely mistaken.


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up to 20% of gen pop suffer from contact allergy
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5-19 cases of occupational contact dermatitis / 10 000 full time workers/year
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most affected industries
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food handler/chef
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hairdresser/beautician
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healthcare/vet
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agriculture/florist/gardener
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cleaning/laundry
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painting
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mechanical/engineer
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printing/lithogaphy
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construction
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encompasses
contact irritant dermatitis
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subjective irritancy
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acute contact dermatitis
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chronic contact irritant dermatitis
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irritants
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over and underhydration
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soaps
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detergents
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solvents
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abrasives
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acids
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alkali
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likelihood
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potency of irritant
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occlusion
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temperature
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anatomical site
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innate susceptibility
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noramlly cumulative effect of multiple irritants
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most common affects the hands
investigation
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diagnosis based on history
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affected sites exposed to irritants with sufficient frequency, duration/conentration
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dermatitis resolves/improves following reduction or cessation of irritatn exposure
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no alternative
Management
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reduce exposure
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use of moisturising creams
contact allergic dermatitis
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small % exposed to an allergen
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cell mediated immune reaction
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hands/face
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allergens:
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rubber
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chromate
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epoxies
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nickel
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hair dies
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biocides
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scratch-patch testing
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prick tests
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photocontact dermatitis
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Fix obscure caching problem in multiple resource loader situations
where resources may exist in more than one loader and appear and
disappear from loaders. Fixes VELOCITY-702
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nbubna
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Fix old regression from 1.4 in supporting methods declared as abstract
in a public class but implemented in a non-public class. Fixes VELOCITY-701
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nbubna
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Fix problem with FileResourceLoader's resourceExists() when
configured w/multiple paths. Fixes VELOCITY-693
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nbubna
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Fix regression in proxying of macro args Fixes VELOCITY-681
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nbubna
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Fix ClassMap missing super interfaces Fixes VELOCITY-689
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nbubna
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Fix loss of inline macros when #evaluate is used. Fixes VELOCITY-682
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nbubna
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Fix name of sources jar for maven deployment. Fixes VELOCITY-554
. Thanks to Adrian Tarau. |
nbubna
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Pre 1.6 behavior of specifying #macro without parenthesis
would throw a VelocityException has been restored. Fixes VELOCITY-667
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byron
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Better error reporting when toString() throw an exception
when testing an #if conditional. For example #if($foo) Fixes VELOCITY-656
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byron
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Fix $velocityHasNext so that it works in nested foreach blocks. Fixes VELOCITY-658
. Thanks to Jarkko Viinamäki. |
byron
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Throw an exception in strict mode when >=, <=, < or >
comparisons can't be made. Fixes VELOCITY-645
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byron
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Fix $velocityHasNext so it is not always true. Fixes VELOCITY-657
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cbrisson
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Correct/enhance template name reporting for #include and #parse. Fixes VELOCITY-654
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Removed redundant error message in ASTReference. Fixes VELOCITY-653
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Fix limitation in new macro implementation that resisted #set calls
to change references defined as arguments for the macro. Fixes VELOCITY-615
. Thanks to Steve O'Hara. |
nbubna
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Fix vararg bugs when calling overloaded methods like get(String,String,Object[])
and get(String,List). (e.g. in VelocityStruts' MessageTool) Fixes VELOCITY-651
. Thanks to Stephan Schmid. |
nbubna
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Fix NPE when null value is passed to array/vararg method. Fixes VELOCITY-649
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Track template name in Node, to get proper template name in the exception
message when a reference in a macro causes that exception. Fixes VELOCITY-644
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Update Finnish and Spanish User Guide sections on division operation. Fixes VELOCITY-352
. Thanks to Gonzalo Diethelm, Joni Salonen. |
nbubna
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Fix classpath for XMLApp example. Fixes VELOCITY-641
. Thanks to Will Glass-Husain. |
nbubna
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Fix references to Oro dependency to make it clear that it is
only necessary for certain reference event handlers. Fixes VELOCITY-617
. Thanks to Adrian Tarau. |
nbubna
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Remove old Anakia/Texen docs and examples. Fixes VELOCITY-640
. Thanks to Will Glass-Husain. |
nbubna
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Fix bug in vararg support where an array passed to a vararg method
was being wrapped in another array. Fixes VELOCITY-642
. Thanks to Ilkka Priha. |
nbubna
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Locked down versions for reporting plugins in Maven POM. Fixes VELOCITY-638
. Thanks to Benjamin Bentmann. |
nbubna
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Add Maven-Ant tasks for installing and deploying Maven artifacts, including
previously missing source and javadoc jars (VELOCITY-554). Fixes VELOCITY-466
. Thanks to Adrian Tarau. |
nbubna
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Fix User Guide's Table of Contents anchor links. Fixes VELOCITY-632
. Thanks to Sebb. |
nbubna
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Fix parser bug that prevented references from immediately preceding #set directives. Fixes VELOCITY-631
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Revert change made for VELOCITY-285, as it broke pass-by-name nature
of macro arguments. Fixes VELOCITY-630
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Fix line numbers in string literals. Fixes VELOCITY-629
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Fix line number for exceptions with body of #foreach directive. Fixes VELOCITY-627
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Log full macro stack when a RuntimeException occurs in a template. Fixes VELOCITY-626
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Format template and line/column numbers consistently in error and log messages. Fixes VELOCITY-622
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Don't override pre-configured log levels for JdkLogChute or Log4JLogChute. Fixes VELOCITY-624
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Add optional 'runtime.references.strict' property that has Velocity throw
exceptions when it encounters undefined references or velocimacros in a template. Fixes VELOCITY-618
. Thanks to Byron Foster. |
nbubna
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Inlude Maven Ant tasks jar in downloads and add support for downloading from Maven2 repos. Fixes VELOCITY-554
. Thanks to Adrian Tarau. |
nbubna
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Fix problem with single backslash in interpolated (double-quoted) strings. Fixes VELOCITY-585
. Thanks to Jon Seymour. |
nbubna
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Fix escaping of bracketed directives (e.g. \#{if}($foo)$bar\#{end}). Fixes VELOCITY-616
. Thanks to Alik. |
nbubna
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Uberspectors chaining Fixes VELOCITY-588
. Thanks to Vincent Massol, Sergiu Dumitriu. |
cbrisson
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Add ability to set a connection timeout for URLResourceLoader. Fixes VELOCITY-585
. Thanks to Tim White. |
nbubna
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Make it easier to override ResourceFactory.getResource(...) in ResourceManagerImpl. Fixes VELOCITY-227
. Thanks to Charles Morehead. |
nbubna
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Fix BooleanPropertyExecutor to recognize "public Boolean isFoo" properties. Fixes VELOCITY-544
. Thanks to Adam Bishop, Jarkko Viinamaki. |
nbubna
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Add a separate resourceExists(String name) method to ResourceLoader(s) to improve performance. Fixes VELOCITY-439
. Thanks to Tassos Bassoukos, Henning Schmiedehausen. |
nbubna
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Fix missing # and $ characters within #literal() directive output. Fixes VELOCITY-355
. Thanks to Geoffrey Lowney, Dan Ertman. |
nbubna
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Add support for static utility classes: context.put("math", Math.class) -> $math.sin(0) Fixes VELOCITY-102
. Thanks to Juozas Baliuka, Adrian Tarau, Jim Seach. |
nbubna
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Add #define directive set an unrendered block of VTL as a reference.
(e.g. #define( $foo )Hello, $bar!#end #set( $bar = 'world') $foo -> Hello, world!) Fixes VELOCITY-174
. Thanks to Andrew Tetlaw. |
nbubna
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Add #break directive to exit #foreach loops early. Fixes VELOCITY-612
. Thanks to Jarkko Viinamaki. |
nbubna
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Fixed major performance issues with Velocimacros. Fixes VELOCITY-607
. Thanks to Jarkko Viinamaki. |
nbubna
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Removed many, various performance bottlenecks and concurrency issues. (Also see VELOCITY-595) Fixes VELOCITY-606
. Thanks to Jarkko Viinamaki. |
nbubna
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New VTL syntax $velocityHasNext within #foreach loops Fixes VELOCITY-600
. Thanks to Adrian Tarau. |
nbubna
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Multi-line comments in macros were rendering extra *# when evaluated. Fixes VELOCITY-580
. Thanks to Marnix van Bochove. |
wglass
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Have VelocityCharStream use an exponential buffer expansion rate. Fixes VELOCITY-570
. Thanks to Ronald Klop. |
cbrisson
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Prevent exception due to simultaneous rendering of macros. Fixes VELOCITY-566
. Thanks to Etienne Massip. |
wglass
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New VTL syntax allows arrays to be treated like fixed length lists. Fixes VELOCITY-533
. Thanks to Christopher Schultz. |
nbubna
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Added support for varargs in method calls. Fixes VELOCITY-534
. |
nbubna
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Prevent NPE when template is parsed simultaneously by multiple users. (may apply only to macros). Fixes VELOCITY-536
. Thanks to Lei Gu, Dima Tkach. |
wglass
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Users can now include libraries of macros with #parse in a template. Fixes VELOCITY-362
. Thanks to Supun Kamburugamuva. |
wglass
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Macro libraries can now be selected programatically when merging templates. Fixes VELOCITY-529
. Thanks to Supun Kamburugamuva. |
wglass
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Catch IllegalArgumentException when invoking method. Fixes VELOCITY-452
. Thanks to Alexey Panchenko. |
wglass
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Fixed parse error for map definitions ending with a reference. Fixes VELOCITY-538
. |
wglass
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Add new property velocimacro.max.depth which limits max macro calling depth. Fixes VELOCITY-297
. Thanks to Supun Kamburugamuva. |
wglass
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Add ability to add directives programmatically Fixes VELOCITY-547
. Thanks to Adam Heath. |
wglass
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Allow user directives to have no content. Fixes VELOCITY-548
. Thanks to Adam Heath. |
wglass
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IncludeNotFound event handler was displaying "not found" template. Fixes VELOCITY-551
. Thanks to Michiel Toneman. |
wglass
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Fix StringResourceLoader to make it possible to use more than one loader per VM. Fixes VELOCITY-541
. |
nbubna
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Make unicode encoding work in velocity templates. Fixes VELOCITY-520
. Thanks to Stepan Koltsov. |
nbubna
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Add a ServletLogChute that allows logging through the servlet API. Ported from the
Velocity Tools project. |
nbubna
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Add a CommonsLogLogChute that allows logging through commons-logging. |
nbubna
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Deprecate integrated texen and anakia, factor it out into separate jars. |
wglass
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Added new directive #evaluate() to dynamically evaluate VTL. Fixes VELOCITY-509
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wglass
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New StringResourceLoader can retrieve templates from repository of in-memory Strings. Fixes VELOCITY-183
. Thanks to Eelco Hillenius. |
henning
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RuntimeInstance.getProperty now returns value set with RuntimeInstance.setProperty,
even before initialization. Fixes VELOCITY-493
. Thanks to Claude Brisson. |
wglass
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When macros have incorrect number of arguments, if property
"velocimacro.arguments.strict" is set to true a ParseErrorException
will be thrown. Fixes VELOCITY-435
. |
wglass
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MethodInvocationException now contains line, column, template name
allowing application to produce more useful error messages. Fixes VELOCITY-414
. Thanks to Matthijs Lambooy. |
henning
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Fixed race condition in template retrieval that caused macros to
fail under simultaneous load. Fixes VELOCITY-24
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henning
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New event handler InvalidReferenceHandler allows application
to catch invalid references. Sample implementation collects
them in list and optionally throws exception. Fixes VELOCITY-423
. |
wglass
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New, optional SecureIntrospector prohibits methods that involve manipulation of classes, classloaders
or reflection objects. Use this introspector to secure Velocity against a risk of
template writers using reflection to perform malicious acts. Fixes VELOCITY-179
. |
wglass
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Removed Serializable from InternalContextBase, because one of the members is not serializable anyway so this never worked (Found by Findbugs). Fixes VELOCITY-458
. |
henning
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Add an additional pair of Executors that are smart about Map. Fixes VELOCITY-449
. Thanks to Alexey Panchenko. |
henning
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Method caching now uses consistent keys. Fixes VELOCITY-453
. Thanks to Alexey Panchenko. |
wglass
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Change the meaning of localscope for macros to allow access to references from
calling context. Fixes VELOCITY-459
. Thanks to Stephen Haberman. |
wglass
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Add a test for the DataSourceResource Loader. |
henning
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Fix a problem in the DataSourceResource Loader, removing a potential security issue with SQL injection. |
henning
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Build now creates the MD5 and SHA1 checksums for archives and jars. |
henning
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Fix a number of issues reported by running FindBugs on the Velocity source. |
henning
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Stop references from calling object.toString() twice. Fixes VELOCITY-438
. Thanks to Stephen Haberman. |
wglass
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Pass through all runtime exceptions. Among other benefits, this
allows plugins to throw a runtime exception to signify an application
level problem in the calling application. Fixes VELOCITY-429
. |
wglass
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When #include was followed by #parse with the same file name, a ClassCastException was thrown. Fixes VELOCITY-98
. Thanks to Michal Chmielewski. |
wglass
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Wrapped exceptions now have Cause property set on JDK 1.4. (note that Velocity
continues to run under JDK 1.3). Fixes VELOCITY-425
. Thanks to Llewellyn Falco. |
wglass
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When Velocity is initialized, default.properties stream was not being closed. This
made it difficult to undeploy webapps on Windows with Velocity unpacked. Fixes VELOCITY-418
. Thanks to Jason Weinstein. |
wglass
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Upgraded to latest commons collection, fixing problem with non-recognition
of configuration file encoding in rare circumstances. Fixes VELOCITY-151
. Thanks to Kirk Wolf. |
wglass
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The Introspector could throw a NPE when a parameter to an overloaded method was null. Fixes VELOCITY-370
. Thanks to Reggie Riser. |
wglass
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If toString() returned null in a silent reference then "null" was displayed. Fixes VELOCITY-381
. Thanks to Llwellyn Falco and Dan Powell. |
wglass
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caused ParseException. Fixes VELOCITY-359
. |
wglass
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Added javacc task to build.xml simplifying modification process
for editing syntax files. Fixes VELOCITY-222
. |
wglass
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Velocity Engine was throwing NPE when used without a call to
init(). Now gives a more meaningful exception message. Fixes VELOCITY-374
. |
wglass
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Fixed problem with Uberspect Info class being created incorrectly.
Added template name to Info allowing better error reporting. Fixes VELOCITY-404
. Thanks to Llewellyn Falco. |
wglass
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Numerous improvements to the documentation. Reorganized table of
contents, moved community content to the Wiki, added article on using
Velocity in web applications. |
wglass
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When testing objects in VTL for equality, if both objects are a number, use
number equality. If both objects are the same class, use the equals method.
New behavior: If objects are different classes, compare the String
representation of both objects rather than logging an error. Fixes VELOCITY-350
. |
wglass
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Velocity would give error when last line of file was a ## comment. Fixes VELOCITY-272
. |
wglass
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Added method to retrieve application attributes. Fixes VELOCITY-412
. Thanks to Malcolm Edgar. |
wglass
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Velocity now searches in the current thread's context classloader
before the system classloader for all templates loaded with the
ClasspathResourceLoader and for all user-defined ResourceLoaders,
introspectors, event handlers, etc.
A typical use for this is to have Velocity in the application
container classpath while keeping templates and plugins in the
webapp classpath. Fixes VELOCITY-196
. |
wglass
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to true. Thanks to Thomas Veith. |
wglass
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New optional event handler that escapes all references.
Regular expressions can be used to configure which references
have HTML, JavaScript, SQL, or XML escaping. |
wglass
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New optional event handler implementation that forces #parse / #include to stay
in same directory as parent template. Fixes VELOCITY-154
. |
wglass
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New event handler to modify behavior of #parse / #include. Fixes VELOCITY-260
. |
wglass
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FileResourceLoader now accepts absolute path when configured to accept it. Fixes VELOCITY-144
. |
wglass
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String containing "##" was treated as unterminated String. Fixes VELOCITY-126
. |
wglass
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Spruced up Geir's old URLResourceLoader and promoted it from the whiteboard to
the main distribution. Fixes VELTOOLS-55
. Thanks to Charles Harvey. |
nbubna
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Throw Runtime exceptions from nodes up the chain. Fixes VELOCITY-424
. Thanks to Malcom Edgar. |
henning
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Revert the split between org.apache.velocity.runtime.parser.node.Node and
org.apache.velocity.runtime.parser.Node. The parser now only uses ...parser.node.Node
because this change broke custom directives. Fixes VELOCITY-426
. Thanks to Malcom Edgar. |
henning
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Made a lot of internal logging upgrades including: Deprecated LogSystem interface
and replaced it (and all its implementations) with a new LogChute interface and implementations,
added getLog() to RuntimeServices (and all its friends) to improve on and replace its now deprecated
logging methods, added a JdkLogChute as a 3rd default option for those using JDK 1.4+, and added a
StandardOutLogChute as final resort if other LogChute inits fail. See JIRA issues VELOCITY-403, VELOCITY-166,
VELOCITY-403,VELOCITY-166,VELOCITY-78, VELOCITY-157, VELOCITY-159, VELOCITY-193. Fixes VELOCITY-403
. |
nbubna
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Removed all J2EE build tasks. Now automatically detects availability
of javax.sql.Datasource (in JDK 1.4+) and builds DatasourceResourceLoader
when allowed. Fixes VELOCITY-401
. |
henning
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ant build now downloads the required dependency jars from ibiblio.org |
henning
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Unified template name, line and column number reporting for ParserErrorException Fixes VELOCITY-373
. Thanks to Malcolm Edgar. |
henning
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Dropped the non-functional Velocity compiler. |
henning
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Started separating out the JavaCC generated parts of the Velocity Parser. Not yet complete to avoid user visible changes. Scheduled to be completed for 2.0 |
henning
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Contributed a maven build for Velocity |
henning
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Reworked the ant build to product only two jars: velocity.jar and velocity-dep.jar. |
henning
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Removed the Configuration class and all methods that references it. This class was deprecated since Velocity 1.1 and was scheduled to be gone for Velocity 1.3 or 1.4. Now
it was finally removed in 1.5. |
henning
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Added support for decimal numbers. Fixes VELOCITY-242
. Thanks to Peter Romianowski. |
wglass
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MethodInvocationException now consistently thrown
(previously was hidden when in parameter to Velocimacro). Fixes VELOCITY-284
. Thanks to Mike Rettig. |
wglass
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Fixed problem in which foreach loop would fail to call overloaded method. Fixes VELOCITY-109
. |
wglass
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Removed ERROR level log message "Can't find 'VM_global_library.vm'". Fixes VELOCITY-86
. |
wglass
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Anakia now generates consistent line endings based on platform. Requires upgrade to JDom 1.0. Fixes VELOCITY-348
. |
wglass
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Anakia can now be pre-loaded with custom context values from an optional XML file. Fixes VELOCITY-190
. Thanks to Peter Ryan. |
wglass
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Directives can now be delimited with curly braces, for example #if($condition)something#{else}otherthing#{end}. Fixes VELOCITY-43
. |
wglass
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Nulls now handled appropriate within #foreach. Fixes VELOCITY-254
. Thanks to Christopher Reck. |
wglass
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Upgraded JavaCC to version 3.2, providing JDK 1.5 compatibility.
(Older version used keyword 'enum' which is reserved in JDK 1.5). Fixes VELOCITY-324
. Thanks to Shinobu Kuwai. |
wglass
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DatasourceResourceLoader now allows injection of Datasource, allowing it to be used in Inversion of Control (IOC) frameworks. Fixes VELOCITY-267
. Thanks to Matt Raible . |
wglass
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#stop now works properly. Fixes VELOCITY-218
. |
wglass
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ClasspathResourceLoader now searches ContextClassLoader for template. Fixes VELOCITY-196
. Thanks to Charles Oliver Nutter. |
wglass
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deprecated Category and Priority classes in favor of the corresponding
and supported Logger and Level. To update, replace necessary
references, and Category.getInstance() with Logger.getLogger(). Fixes VELOCITY-164
. |
dlr
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New Map literal syntax. Fixes VELOCITY-152
. Thanks to James Taylor. |
wglass
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Removed the long-deprecated Log4JLogSystem. Never fear,
SimpleLog4JLogSystem remains. |
dlr
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for your cache to less than
1. |
dlr
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Took dan's modified SimpleLog4jLogSystem, and renamed Log4JLogSystem, and
put back old version of SimpleLog4JLogSystem, as deprecated. That way
we can move forward with an up-to-date version that uses Logger, and
for one release, be backwards compatile for the Category-using log4j
crowd. Thanks to Daniel Rall. |
geirm
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Deprecated org.apache.velocity.tools.VelocityFormatter class in favor
of the various format classes in the Velocity Tools library. |
wglass
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Deprecated the org.apache.velocity.servlet.VelocityServlet class in
favor of org.apache.velocity.tools.view.servlet.VelocityViewServlet
from the Velocity Tools library. Servlet interaction is more a core
competency of the Velocity Tools package than of Velocity's
core. |
dlr
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Fix to BaseTestCase as suggested by Will Glass-Husain to handle line endings Fixes VELOCITY-185
. Thanks to wglass. |
geirm
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Parameterized cache and mod time control in TexenTask based on patch from
Henning. Thanks to henning. |
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Fix to DatasourceResourceLoader - stop using the old Runtime singleton as
would leak a little memory for each instance of VelocityEngine created.
Hunted down by Will Glass-Husain. Fixes VELOCITY-150
. Thanks to wglass. |
geirm
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SimplePool now removes elements from pool on a get(). NOTE : Previously, it left the
reference to the object in the pool. Fixes VELOCITY-161
. Thanks to wglass. |
geirm
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Fixes problem with single line comment
embedded in a multi-line comment. Fixes VELOCITY-61
. Thanks to wglass. |
geirm
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Change for VELOCITY-221 and partial for VELOCITY-148, allowing newlines in
directives. Fixes VELOCITY-221
. |
geirm
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Change to finish request VELOCITY-148, allowing '+' as a string concat. We'll have
to see how the community likes it. Fixes VELOCITY-148
. |
geirm
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Didn't allow formal reference notation as first arg
to foreach. Fixes VELOCITY-239
. |
geirm
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To make using w/ XML easier allow alternative logical operators 'and', 'or',
'lt', 'gt', 'le', 'ge', 'eq', 'ne', 'not'. |
geirm
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Allow newlines in strings. |
geirm
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Tiny fix to VelocityWriter to prevent a NPE if someone passes it a null Fixes VELOCITY-148
. |
geirm
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Anakia changes to accomodate finalization of JDOM API. In AnakiaJDOMFactory,
AnakiaTask, and OutputWrapper |
geirm
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Added template, line and column info to MIEs thrown by ASTMethod |
geirm
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FindPython2¶
Find Python 2 interpreter, compiler and development environment (include directories and libraries).
Three components are supported:
Interpreter
: search for Python 2 interpreterCompiler
: search for Python 2 compiler. Only offered by IronPython.Development
: search for development artifacts (include directories and libraries)NumPy
: search for NumPy include directories.
If no COMPONENTS
is specified, Interpreter
is assumed.
To ensure consistent versions between components Interpreter
, Compiler
,
Development
and NumPy
, specify all components at the same time:
find_package (Python2 COMPONENTS Interpreter Development)
This module looks only for version 2 of Python. This module can be used
concurrently with FindPython3
module to use both Python versions.
The FindPython
module can be used if Python version does not matter
for you.
Note
If components Interpreter
and Development
are both specified, this
module search only for interpreter with same platform architecture as the one
defined by CMake
configuration. This contraint does not apply if only
Interpreter
component is specified.
Imported Targets¶
This module defines the following Imported Targets
(when CMAKE_ROLE
is PROJECT
):
Python2::Interpreter
- Python 2 interpreter. Target defined if component
Interpreter
is found. Python2::Compiler
- Python 2 compiler. Target defined if component
Compiler
is found. Python2::Python
- Python 2 library for Python embedding. Target defined if component
Development
is found. Python2::Module
- Python 2 library for Python module. Target defined if component
Development
is found. Python2::NumPy
- NumPy library for Python 2. Target defined if component
NumPy
is found.
Result Variables¶
This module will set the following variables in your project (see Standard Variable Names):
Python2_FOUND
- System has the Python 2 requested components.
Python2_Interpreter_FOUND
- System has the Python 2 interpreter.
Python2_EXECUTABLE
- Path to the Python 2 interpreter.
Python2_INTERPRETER_ID
- A short string unique to the interpreter. Possible values include:
- Python
- ActivePython
- Anaconda
- Canopy
- IronPython
Python2_STDLIB
Standard platform independent installation directory.
Information returned by
distutils.sysconfig.get_python_lib(plat_specific=False,standard_lib=True)
.Python2_STDARCH
Standard platform dependent installation directory.
Information returned by
distutils.sysconfig.get_python_lib(plat_specific=True,standard_lib=True)
.Python2_SITELIB
Third-party platform independent installation directory.
Information returned by
distutils.sysconfig.get_python_lib(plat_specific=False,standard_lib=False)
.Python2_SITEARCH
Third-party platform dependent installation directory.
Information returned by
distutils.sysconfig.get_python_lib(plat_specific=True,standard_lib=False)
.Python2_Compiler_FOUND
- System has the Python 2 compiler.
Python2_COMPILER
- Path to the Python 2 compiler. Only offered by IronPython.
Python2_COMPILER_ID
- A short string unique to the compiler. Possible values include:
- IronPython
Python2_Development_FOUND
- System has the Python 2 development artifacts.
Python2_INCLUDE_DIRS
- The Python 2 include directories.
Python2_LIBRARIES
- The Python 2 libraries.
Python2_LIBRARY_DIRS
- The Python 2 library directories.
Python2_RUNTIME_LIBRARY_DIRS
- The Python 2 runtime library directories.
Python2_VERSION
- Python 2 version.
Python2_VERSION_MAJOR
- Python 2 major version.
Python2_VERSION_MINOR
- Python 2 minor version.
Python2_VERSION_PATCH
- Python 2 patch version.
Python2_NumPy_FOUND
- System has the NumPy.
Python2_NumPy_INCLUDE_DIRS
- The NumPy include directries.
Python2_NumPy_VERSION
- The NumPy version.
Hints¶
Python2_ROOT_DIR
- Define the root directory of a Python 2 installation.
Python2_USE_STATIC_LIBS
- If not defined, search for shared libraries and static libraries in that order.
- If set to TRUE, search only for static libraries.
- If set to FALSE, search only for shared libraries.
Python2_FIND_STRATEGY
This variable defines how lookup will be done. The
Python2_FIND_STRATEGY
variable can be set to empty or one of the following:Python2_FIND_REGISTRY
On Windows the
Python2_FIND_REGISTRY
variable determine the order of preference between registry and environment variables. thePython2_FIND_REGISTRY
variable can be set to empty or one of the following:FIRST
: Try to use registry before environment variables. This is the default.LAST
: Try to use registry after environment variables.NEVER
: Never try to use registry.
Python2_FIND_FRAMEWORK
On macOS the
Python2_FIND_FRAMEWORK
variable determine the order of preference between Apple-style and unix-style package components. This variable can be set to empty or take same values asCMAKE_FIND_FRAMEWORK
variable.Note
Value
ONLY
is not supported soFIRST
will be used instead.If
Python2_FIND_FRAMEWORK
is not defined,CMAKE_FIND_FRAMEWORK
variable will be used, if any.Python2_FIND_VIRTUALENV
This variable defines the handling of virtual environments. It is meaningfull only when a virtual environment is active (i.e. the
activate
script has been evaluated). In this case, it takes precedence overPython2_FIND_REGISTRY
andCMAKE_FIND_FRAMEWORK
variables. ThePython2_FIND_VIRTUALENV
variable can be set to empty or one of the following:FIRST
: The virtual environment is used before any other standard paths to look-up for the interpreter. This is the default.ONLY
: Only the virtual environment is used to look-up for the interpreter.STANDARD
: The virtual environment is not used to look-up for the interpreter. In this case, variablePython2_FIND_REGISTRY
(Windows) orCMAKE_FIND_FRAMEWORK
(macOS) can be set with valueLAST
orNEVER
to select preferably the interpreter from the virtual environment.
Commands¶
This module defines the command Python_add_library
(when
CMAKE_ROLE
is PROJECT
), which has the same semantics as
add_library()
and adds a dependency to target Python2::Python
or,
when library type is MODULE
, to target Python2::Module
and takes care
of Python module naming rules:
Python2_add_library (my_module MODULE src1.cpp)
If library type is not specified, MODULE
is assumed.


Before Change
// passthrough transformers not supported
ct = ColumnTransformer([("trans", "passthrough", [0, 1])])
ct.fit(X)
assert_raise_message(
NotImplementedError, "get_feature_names is not yet supported",
ct.get_feature_names)
ct = ColumnTransformer([("trans", DictVectorizer(), 0)],
remainder="passthrough")
ct.fit(X)
After Change
ct.fit(X)
assert ct.get_feature_names() == ["x1", "x0"]
ct = ColumnTransformer([("trans", "passthrough", slice(1, 2))],
remainder="passthrough")
ct.fit(X)
assert ct.get_feature_names() == ["x1", "x0"]


Knowledge Graphs: Theory, Applications and Challenges
Knowledge Graphs have rapidly become a mainstream technology that combines features of databases and AI. In this talk I will introduce Knowledge Graphs, explaining their features and the theory behind them. I will then consider some of the challenges inherent in both the theory and implementation of Knowledge Graphs and present some solutions that have made possible the development of popular language standards and robust and high-performance Knowledge Graph systems. Finally, I will illustrate the wide applicability of knowledge graph technology with example use cases including configuration management, fraud detection, semantic search & browse, and data wrangling.
Ian Horrocks is a full professor in the Oxford University Department of Computer Science, a visiting professor in the Department of Informatics at the University of Oslo and a co-founder of Oxford Semantic Technologies. His research concerns the representation of knowledge, and the efficient manipulation of such knowledge by computers. He was an author of the OIL, DAML+OIL, and OWL ontology language standards, chaired the W3C working group that standardised OWL 2, and developed many of the algorithms, optimisation techniques and reasoning systems that underpin OWL applications. He has contributed to the development of several widely used reasoning systems including FaCT++, HermiT, Elk and RDFox.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society, a member of Academia Europaea, a Fellow of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence, a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute, a Fellow of the British Computer Society and a British Computer Society Lovelace Medalist. He has published more than 300 papers in major international conferences and journals, winning best paper prizes at KR’98, AAAI-2010, and IJCAI-2017, and test of time awards at ISWC-2013, KR-2020 and CADE-2021. He is one of the UK’s most highly cited computer scientists, with more than 68,000 citations, and an h-index of 99.
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Research at the Service of Free Knowledge
With roughly 20 billion monthly pageviews, 15 million monthly edits, and almost 55 million articles across 300+ languages, Wikipedia has become a canonical part of the Free Knowledge ecosystem: enabling people to have access to knowledge and empowering them to participate in the discourse of gathering and sharing the sum of all human knowledge. By 2030, the Wikimedia projects, which include Wikipedia, aspire to break down the social, political, and technical barriers preventing people from accessing and contributing to free knowledge. In this presentation, I will talk about research in this direction. In particular, I will present our approach and research on identifying, measuring, and bridging Wikipedia's knowledge gaps. I will share some of our success stories, as well as a few of the biggest challenges we face today. I close by sharing some of the open research questions and directions.
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form5-alignment is a collection of alignment helper functions dependent on jQuery. Only 3KB of minified Javascript.
Install with Bower: bower install form5-alignment
Clone the Github project: git clone https://github.com/Form5/form5-alignment.git
Or download zip.
Please note that this is a very rough documentation, so until we complete it we encourage you to check out the source code and the demo at the bottom of this page.
After installation simply load the file along with other scripts, no further initialization is necessary. Remember that this script requires jQuery, meaning jQuery should already be loaded before this script. We recommend using the latest stable release.
Attach the appropriate attribute to an element the function should be applied to, like so e.g.

...

All options (as of v1.1) only take integers as a value, and are of course optional. Desired options should be included within the attribute as JSON, like so e.g.

...

above
and below
reference the window's width, meaning it should work above and/or below a width predefined by yourself. (try out the demo)

...

Will set the min-height (or optionally height, if force
option is used) of the element to window.height(). The value can be proportionally modified by the multiply option, e.g. multiply: 0.5
will return half of the window.height().
Available options:
{above: integer, below: integer, multiply: integer, force: boolean}
This function will go through all [equalize]
elements within [equalize-wrap]
, find the largest one, and set it as a fixed height on all of the elements in this group.

...

Available options:
{above: integer, below: integer}
Should be applied to, well, the wrap element. This is required to allow multiple sets of 'equalized' elements on same page.

...

Should be applied to all elements, within the previously mentioned equalize-wrap, this function should affect.

...

Will center the element vertically within it's parent.
Available options:
{above: integer, below: integer, fixed: boolean}

...

Will set the height equal to elements width. The value can be proportionally modified by the multiply option, e.g. `multiply: 0.5` will return half of the element.height(). One can add or subtract from the value by using 'subtract:123' and 'add:123' accordingly.
Available options:
{above: integer, below: integer, multiply: integer, subtract: integer, add: integer}
For debugging you can run this after the functions have been included.
window.form5.alignment.debug = true;
This will return each element affected by these functions and all options related to each one.
Check out this demo (try resizing the window) to get a better understanding of how this awesomeness works. For demonstration purposes it is set to only work above 568px and below 1023px (view-source for demo).
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. To compile a minified/uglified version of your new script you can build it again by running:
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$ grunt build
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Respectable leader that rewards authentic communication and teamwork by acting with a sense of honor and diligence.
Education
Boise State University, B.S. Political Science and Government 2014 – 2018
- GPA: 3.72
- Student Government - Committee Chair for Community Engagement
- Honors College Graduate
- National Education for Women’s (NEW) Leadership
- Alpha Gamma Delta
Central Catholic High School 2010 – 2014
- GPA: 3.78
- Varsity Cheerleading, Soccer, Golf, and Racquetball
- Student Government - Leadership Committee
Experience
Assistant Office Manager - Millworks, Premier Services Group May 2020 – Present
Managed a team of 15 employees, who would coordinate the relationship between customer, store, and door/window installation contractors.
- Built dashboards and reporting tools on top of payroll and scheduling software
- Vetted, interviewed, hired, and trained scheduling coordinators
- Performed disciplinary actions and employee reviews
- Payroll and invoice fulfillment for contractors and clients
Scheduling Coordinator, Northwest Extreme Installers Sep 2019 – May 2020
Utilized corporate phone network to coordinate flooring installation timeline and maximize customer satisfaction
- Communicated with upset customers using deescalation techniques
- Filled time slots for 16 different teams of installation contractors
- Minimized travel time between job sites
- Confidently utilized Microsoft Office and Google Suite to stay organized and prioritized
Assisstant Manager, Nordstrom Rack Aug 2018 – Aug 2020
Managed a team of more than 20, who would be tasked with merchandising and problem-solving for all customers and patrons
- Coached staff to develop into the best versions of themselves
- Used interpersonal leadership skills to motivate staff and keep them engaged
Projects
Does Candidate Party Affiliation in the Senate Affect the Candidate’s Fundraising Ability? Spring 2018
Skills
- Leadership: Feedback, Positivity, Delegation, Collaboration, Motivation
- Communication: Conflict Resolution, Clarity, Trust, Teaching
- Google Suite: Drive, Sheets, Docs, Slides
- Microsoft Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word
References Available on Request


new PollingWithRetry(action, pollInterval, backOffInterval, maxRetries)
Executes the given action at regular intervals without reentrancy. During each
poll interval, the action is tried multiple times in case of failure until it
finishes successfully, or the max number of retries is reached.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
action |
AsyncFunction | Action to repeat during each poll interval. |
pollInterval |
Number | Milliseconds to wait before repeating the given action. |
backOffInterval |
Number | Milliseconds to wait before retrying on repeated failures. |
maxRetries |
Number | Maximum number of retries per poll interval. |
- Source:
Methods
(static) logRetryError(error)
Logs the error which ocurred during the last attempt to execute the action,
indicating the beginning of the back-off period.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
error |
Error | Error thrown during the last action attempt. |
- Source:
scheduleAction(timeout)
Schedules a future execution of the given action.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
timeout |
Number | Milliseconds to wait before running action. |
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start()
Start executing the action at regular intervals.
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Infers directional conservative causal core (gene) networks. It is an advanced version of the algorithm C3NET by providing directional network. Gokmen Altay (2018) <doi:10.1101/271031>, bioRxiv.
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), data.table |
| Published: | 2018-02-26 |
| Author: | Gokmen Altay |
| Maintainer: | Gokmen Altay <altaylabs at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | Ac3net results |
| Reference manual: | Ac3net.pdf |
| Package source: | Ac3net_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Ac3net_1.2.2.zip, r-release: Ac3net_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: Ac3net_1.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Ac3net_1.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: Ac3net_1.2.2.tgz |
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