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java.lang.Object datagenerator.fields.CustomWieghtField
public class CustomWieghtField
The CustomWieghtField is the Field object that is used by the MainGUI. The CustomWieght field stands for Custom Wieghted User Data Field. This is a Field Class that generates randomly selected data from the a wieghted dataset supplied by the end user. The first column of a csv file is the data and the Second Column is the corresponding wieght for each value.
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CustomWieghtField()
This is the default constructor. |
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CustomWieghtField(CustomWieghtCompressedField Comp)
This is the constructor used to populate a previously created field. |
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void |
addGUI(Field_GUI o)
This method is used to give the Field a pointer to the GUI panel that it is contained within. |
void |
Configure(java.lang.String File,
java.lang.String Name_)
The Configure method is used as a set method to change the parameters of the field that the user defines. |
void |
Create(java.sql.Connection c)
This method takes a database connection object and uses it to prepare the generator. |
void |
Destroy()
This is a cleanup method that causes the Field to clean up the temporary data left in the database after generation. |
void |
Edit()
This method launches a GUI that is custom made to allow the user to configure the different options the field has to offer. |
boolean |
getActivation()
This method returns a boolean value representing whether the Field has been activated or not. |
CompressedField |
getConfig()
This method returns a CompressedField containing the variables with each configuration value. |
java.lang.String |
getName()
The getName method fetches the name from the Field. |
java.lang.String |
getTitles()
This returns the column titles of the Field. |
int |
getType()
This retrieves an integer which maps to reveal the Field's type. |
java.lang.String |
nextField()
This method is similar to the nextInt method of the random class, in that it returns a string containing the randomly generated field(s) that Field Introduced. |
void |
refreshGUI()
This method refreshes the GUI panel that the Field is stored in. |
void |
setActivation()
This method Activates the field, which means the user configured the field. |
void |
setUnique(boolean val)
This method sets the boolean value that designates whether or not the Field should contain unique values. |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public CustomWieghtField()
public CustomWieghtField(CustomWieghtCompressedField Comp)
Comp
- This is the compressed field object used to populate the field.| Method Detail |
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public void Configure(java.lang.String File, java.lang.String Name_)
File
- File This is a String that contains the file path to the CSV file where the data the generator will
use is located.Name_
- This is the user assigned name of the Field, which is used to generate column titles.public void Create(java.sql.Connection c)
Create
in interface Field
c
- the database that the generator should connect to.public void Destroy()
Destroy
in interface Field
public java.lang.String getName()
Field
getName
in interface Field
public int getType()
Field
getType
in interface Field
public java.lang.String nextField()
Field
nextField
in interface Field
public void Edit()
Field
Edit
in interface Field
public void addGUI(Field_GUI o)
Field
addGUI
in interface Field
o
- This is a reference to the GUI pane that holds this Field when the user is configuring
the parameters for the entire data set.public void refreshGUI()
Field
refreshGUI
in interface Field
public boolean getActivation()
Field
getActivation
in interface Field
public void setActivation()
Field
setActivation
in interface Field
public void setUnique(boolean val)
setUnique
in interface Field
val
- This boolean value denotes if the field should only contain unique data.public java.lang.String getTitles()
Field
getTitles
in interface Field
public CompressedField getConfig()
Field
getConfig
in interface Field
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| 005:012 Khan | : |
Indeed Allah took the covenant from the Children of Israel (Jews), and We appointed twelve leaders among them. And Allah said: "I am with you if you perform As-Salat (Iqamat-as- Salat) and give Zakat and believe in My Messengers; honour and assist them, and lend to Allah a good loan. Verily, I will remit your sins and admit you to Gardens under which rivers flow (in Paradise). But if any of you after this, disbelieved, he has indeed gone astray from the Straight Path." |
| 005:012 Maulana | : |
And certainly Allah made a covenant with the Children of Israel, and We raised up among them twelve chieftains. And Allah said: Surely I am with you. If you keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate and believe in My messengers and assist them and offer to Allah a goodly gift, I will certainly cover your evil deeds, and cause you to enter Gardens wherein rivers flow. But whoever among you disbelieves after that, he indeed strays from the right way. |
| 005:012 Pickthal | : |
Allah made a covenant of old with the Children of Israel and We raised among them twelve chieftains, and Allah said: Lo! I am with you. If ye establish worship and pay the poor-due, and believe in My messengers and support them, and lend unto Allah a kindly loan, surely I shall remit your sins, and surely I shall bring you into Gardens underneath which rivers flow. Whoso among you disbelieveth after this will go astray from a plain road. |
| 005:012 Rashad | : |
GOD had taken a covenant from the Children of Israel, and we raised among them twelve patriarchs. And GOD said, "I am with you, so long as you observe the Contact Prayers (Salat), give the obligatory charity (Zakat), and believe in My messengers and respect them, and continue to lend GOD a loan of righteousness. I will then remit your sins, and admit you into gardens with flowing streams. Anyone who disbelieves after this, has indeed strayed off the right path." |
| 005:012 Sarwar | : |
God certainly made a solemn covenant with the children of Israel and raised among them twelve elders. God said to them, "I am with you if you will be steadfast in your prayers, pay (zakat) religious tax, believe in My Messengers, support them with reverence, and give a generous loan for the cause of God." We shall expiate your bad deeds and admit you to the gardens wherein streams flow. Whichever of you turns to disbelief after this has certainly gone astray (from the right path)." |
| 005:012 Shakir | : |
And certainly Allah made a covenant with the children of Israel, and We raised up among them twelve chieftains; and Allah said: Surely I am with you; if you keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate and believe in My messengers and assist them and offer to Allah a goodly gift, I will most certainly cover your evil deeds, and I will most certainly cause you to enter into gardens beneath which rivers flow, but whoever disbelieves from among you after that, he indeed shall lose the right way. |
| 005:012 Sherali | : |
And indeed ALLAH did take a covenant from the Children of Israel; and WE raised among them twelve leaders. And ALLAH said, 'Surely, I am with you, if you observe Prayer and pay the Zakaat, and believe in MY Messengers and support them, and lend to ALLAH a goodly loan, I will remove your evils from you and admit you into Gardens beneath which streams flow. But whoso from among you disbelieves thereafter does indeed stray away from the right path.' |
| 005:012 Yusufali | : |
Allah did aforetime take a covenant from the Children of Israel, and we appointed twelve captains among them. And Allah said: "I am with you: if ye (but) establish regular prayers, practise regular charity, believe in my messengers, honour and assist them, and loan to Allah a beautiful loan, verily I will wipe out from you your evils, and admit you to gardens with rivers flowing beneath; but if any of you, after this, resisteth faith, he hath truly wandered from the path or rectitude." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الحض عليها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> The Incitement to Pray أركان الإسلام > الزكاة والصدقات Pillars of Islam> Due Alms and Charities الإيمان > الغيب > الجنة > أصحاب الجنة Faith> The Unseen World> The Paradise> The Companions of the Garden الإيمان > الغيب > الجنة > صفات الجنة Faith> The Unseen World> The Paradise> Characteristics of Paradise الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الوفاء بالعهد Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Keeping Promise تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الزكاة Organizing Financial Relationships>Due Alms الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > أخذ الميثاق عليهم Religions>Children of Israel>To Take Covenant on them الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > جزاؤهم لو آمنوا Religions>Children of Israel>Their Reward in case they had Believed in Him
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Participating voters and their effective rankings
Read each row of this table as {voters} voters prefer {winner} over {loser}
Same data as 'Preferences' section, in tabular form. Winners at left, losers along top
The Floyd-Warshall algorithm is a bit detailed but well documented in computer science literature See this brief introduction for information regarding how it is used here
Final results of Floyd-Warshall algorithm
Same data as 'Strongest Paths' section, in tabular form. Winners at left, losers along top
Places are determined by Schwartz Sequential Dropping Which essentially means that we put the undefeated candidates in first place And repeat the process on the remaining candidates to figure out second, third and so on


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directive. An automatic
module is unreliable, since it can depend on types on the class path,
and its name and exported packages could change if and when it's
converted into an explicit module.
Corresponds to -Xlint:requires-automatic
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Glass processing can involve window, door and conservatory fabrication, the manufacture of mirrors and curved glass, architectural stain glass and glass blowing.
Training opportunities
You’ll either work in manufacturing or on installation - fitting glass windows and doors. Depending on your employer you could be working on a large industrial scale in a factory setting or in a small craft workshop.
The intermediate apprenticeship offers a range of roles at manufacturing, craft and technical level working with glass using a range of processes such as:
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cutting
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engraving
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glass blowing
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the manufacture and installation of windows, doors, conservatories, soffits and bargeboards
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the repair and replacement of automotive glazing and the installation of photovoltaics
The advanced apprenticeship offers a range of job roles including manufacturing, craft and technical knowledge in all of the above occupational areas and also offers a route to progressional opportunities for team leading and leading hand roles with an additional option of fenestration surveying.
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You can train in roles like:
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autoclave operator
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craft glass worker
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stain glass worker
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engraver
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bottle maker
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aluminium fabricator
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curtain wall fabricator
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melting operator
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glass manufacturer
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glazier
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automotive glazing technician or windscreen fitter
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PV installer or solar panel installer
Advanced level apprenticeship
You can train in roles like:
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automotive glazing technician or windscreen fitter
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senior supervisory fitter
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aluminium fabricator
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conservatory fabricator
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curtain walling fabricator
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leaded light maker
Apply for a glass industry apprenticeship
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function fibonacci (n) {
if (n === 1 || n === 2) {
return 1 ;
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return fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2) ;
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
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Roxin30-Jan-19 08:57 PM
@SHossain
SHossain30-Jan-19 09:01 PM
reinstalling Agama doesn't require you to backup anything. it is always better to keep a backup of wallet.dat and private key if you use native mode. if you use only lite mode, keep a backup of your seed only
Komodo has officially joined @binance transparency initiative. By sharing project-related information such as news and progress reports on @Binance_Info, Komodo is contributing to keeping the community informed. Check out our page here: https://t.co/40svRDx2dz #blockchain ...
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Roxin30-Jan-19 09:46 PM
@SHossain lite mode only
SHossain30-Jan-19 09:46 PM
just uninstall current version and install latest
polycryptoblog31-Jan-19 12:06 AM
@Cryptoon@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 Cointigo.io
Sorry was in a meeting for past couple hours + drive time
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴31-Jan-19 12:07 AM
at what I pay for SMS, it'd be cheaper to use BTC flat out
but tnks anyway
polycryptoblog31-Jan-19 12:11 AM
Mainly for those areas of the world that don’t have steady mobile internet. Their team is focusing mainly on Latam , but have lot of western service numbers and one for south Africa as well.
 At first, I thought it was just some minor exchange but looked into it and it's actually quite a big exchange. According to CMC, it's #2 for BTC market volume... this is some rather major news isn't it?  Awesome News!! And the barterdex part wow that is nice
Acura31-Jan-19 11:09 AM
And the promote for dPoW
CryptoNinjaa31-Jan-19 11:57 AM
I looked yesterday and the volume was $320 mill. I was surprised also.
jl777c31-Jan-19 12:04 PM
the biggest players in this space, all know about komodo
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ch6ris31-Jan-19 12:07 PM
It's a big f'n mess if you ask me. Yo bro buy some metal coin, nah bro skycoin.
I have a feeling the big players are just as confused. Except coinbase apparently. I mean they did list 0x after all
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:17 PM
Who is complaining about the lack of marketing for Komodo?
The leading non-profit behind the NEM blockchain is seeking $7.5 million in emergency funding to stave off bankruptcy.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴31-Jan-19 02:18 PM
Who is complaining about the lack of marketing for Komodo?
People that don't understand what "marketing" is...
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:18 PM
They spent so much for nothing
I just wanted to share this little article because Nem was launched at the same time as SuperNET project
" the foundation spent roughly 80 million XEM between December 2017 and January 2019, primarily on marketing. (Wong did not respond to requests for comment about the foundation’s spending.)"
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“There’s not a whole lot of people working on this platform. Even though it’s easy, the community isn’t really there unless you go to Japan,” the developer said. “We need more developer traction on this platform.”
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My opinion is not to focus on intensive marketing, but building business and making our ecosystem grow. Attract devs to develop services based on our technology.
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We don't sell tokens
We are here to build future of the economy
Alecandro31-Jan-19 02:27 PM
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:32 PM
@Ludom what's happening in NEM is a good lesson to all of us.
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:32 PM
Yop
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:32 PM
Most projects are in the same boat but don't know it yet. Mismanagement and lack of oversight on expenditures.
The difference is that NEM has a council change and those new people found all the discrepancies by previous management.
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:33 PM
That's why we should decentrlize our marketing
A single foundation is a single point of failure
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:34 PM
I don't think the problem is the foundation.
The problem is the people running it
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:35 PM
Yes but the risk of corruption and bad management is high
too much money
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:35 PM
Definitely
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:36 PM
I prefer that each business in the ecosystem works on the marketing from his point and with their resources
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PTYX31-Jan-19 02:37 PM
The foundation shouldnt have been spending on marketing
They should have funded the projects and then they would have to manage their own marketing budget.
jansako31-Jan-19 02:38 PM
Agree, marketing the individual products that people build (their use-cases, really) is more cost-efficient...
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:38 PM
I saw they spent half a million xem or usd on sponsoring the Lithuanian basketball team
jansako31-Jan-19 02:39 PM
The platform/foundation is there to provide the common resources to these devs...
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:39 PM
The foundation could be a tool to coordinate the marketing of the parts of the ecosystem (if needed)
LOL about the basketball team
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:39 PM
I would say the foundation should be a tool to prevent mismanagement of the funds used by the projects they fund.
jansako31-Jan-19 02:39 PM
It helps smaller teams/startups to leverage existing messaging
PTYX31-Jan-19 02:40 PM
But not necessarily manage a marketing budget themselves
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:40 PM
+1
jansako31-Jan-19 02:40 PM
It is OK for the foundation to market itself, the question is what are they marketing themselves as
the platform should not be necessarily market/deliver services to the end user
unless the end user is a consumer of the platform, of course
Daniel CP31-Jan-19 02:48 PM
We do encourage helpful feedback and suggestions
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:48 PM
No criticism from my part
jansako31-Jan-19 02:49 PM
Looks like there is history here... better to stay out of it unless one has all the facts...
 Thanks for posting that article
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴31-Jan-19 02:51 PM
Not once have you offered a reasonable criticism or actionable suggestion
That sure reads like someone brought some feelz from some other topic....
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:52 PM
To be honnest, I don't really take care on the marketing of Komodo. I can't say if it's good or not. I work on my side with the IndéNodes marketing found
Daniel CP31-Jan-19 02:52 PM
To be clear, the marketing team welcomes all suggestions and feedback from any members of the community
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:53 PM
I think I need to organize the third Komodo meetup
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴31-Jan-19 02:53 PM
@Daniel CP I'm not sure what "facts" relate criticism of the NEM foundation to KMD price
Was there some deleted comments that I missed?
Ludom31-Jan-19 02:53 PM
Lisbon, this summer ?

There seems to be riffs within the ranks as well which doesn't bode well but you never know. It does seem as though more of this will happen to other projects if it isn't happening already.
Ludom31-Jan-19 03:09 PM
FabØ31-Jan-19 03:55 PM
terrific, the simple name Lisbon generate happy thoughts... being warm, the sun, like Gainsbourg was singing "sea, s.. & sun"(edited)
Every Komodo base projects should contribute to the marketing efforts, mentioning the community, the technology and all the great features that comes with it as often that possible(edited)
I need to state that lately @benohanlon is kind enough to spend some time to share tips and insights, which help our project but also improve our communication and promote the entire Komodo ecosystem(edited)
I do believe that if every project within the Komodo ecosystem use and promote Komodo microscripts - specific words and language determined with @benohanlon we could accomplish a lot and also keep this Chinese wall btw the tech and the business side of things. IMO we need to protect the tech (Komodo) side by as little business involvement as possible and rare direct communication(edited)
1/ @chainalysis's @KimberlyGrauer will host a seminar in an hour. I will live tweet interesting parts and notions in this thread.
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jl777c31-Jan-19 09:18 PM
https://github.com/tonymorony/Komodoku/releases
3 portable binaries available for testing: Windows, MacOS, Ubuntu
FSM branch komodod with synced SUDOKU chain and valid -pubkey param is needed for testing
Simple Komodo SudokuCC based blockchain game in Python - tonymorony/Komodoku
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TonyL31-Jan-19 09:24 PM
I will try now to cross-compile latest FSM komodod binary for Windows now and add it to release as separate files (as well as MacOS)
Uvuvwevwevwe31-Jan-19 11:11 PM
Hey guys, big supporter of the project here. Wanted to let you know that the link on the right side of the reddit for the FAQ results in a 404 error on the website, cheers
BlackJesus31-Jan-19 11:17 PM
@SHossain@benohanlon@Mylo
Uvuvwevwevwe31-Jan-19 11:17 PM
Not sure if this is appropriate to share here, but my team did a video covering Komodo. Would love to hear what the team and community thinks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jw7u_QCogc
Please delete if not ok, thanks for your time!
@ca333 good puzzle with Sudoku ) I am have a Sudoku solution written from letf-to-right or top-to-bottom, or even by 3x3 square (each tried left-to-right and top-to-bottom), also i'm tried various 3x3 squares order ... have privkey calculated as in SUDOKU cc sources for each solution written in each orded ) And still not solve )(edited)


This example illustrates how to add a route that responds to a POST request for /
Add a form to the default index.jade
h2 Form example
form(method='post', action='/')
fieldset
legend Add a user
p
label First name
input(name='user[first_name]')
p
label Last name
input(name='user[surname]')
p
input(type='submit', value='Save')
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file to respond to POST requests to /
app.post('/', function(req, res){
res.send(req.body);
});
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node app.js
Then open your browser at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000. Fill in the form with your name and click submit. You should see your name in the data posted.
In reality you would do something with the data at this point - validate it and save it somewhere.


Aidan Murphy & Daniel Blankenship
The goal of the project is to help teams coordinate and work better together.
The project is also meant to boost the creativity and diversity of brainstorming sessions.
Name: idea
Type: functional
Summary: A data structure that contains a description of a user's idea.
Name: add_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add ideas to a list of ideas.
Name: edit_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to edit their own existing ideas.
Name: delete_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to delete their own ideas.
Name: view_ideas
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view all ideas that have been added, along with likes, comments, pros and cons, and images.
Name: like_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to upvote ideas that they like. This is a boolean value per idea.
Name: unlike_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to remove likes that they have added to an idea.
Name: add_comment
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add comments to ideas.
Name: edit_comment
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to edit their own comments.
Name: delete_comment
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to delete their own comments.
Name: add_pro_con
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add a pro or con to an idea.
Name: edit_pro_con
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to edit pros or cons they have added.
Name: delete_pro_con
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to delete pros or cons they have added.
Name: add_image
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add images to their ideas.
Name: remove_image
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to remove images from their ideas.
Name: local_network
Type: functional
Summary: The program should be able to communicate with other instances of itself over a LAN.
Name: local_network_host
Type: functional
Summary: One user will be the host of a group, and changes cannot be made without being connected to the host.
This is done to prevent other users in the group from branching off and causing sync problems.
Name: local_network_transfer_host
Type: functional
Summary: The host may transfer their ownership of the group to any other connected user.
Before transfering, the host's side will check to make sure the recieving user is up to date.
Name: internet_network
Type: functional
Summary: The program should be able to communicate with other instances of itself over a web host.
Name: network_mind_map
Type: functional
Summary: The program should be able to update the mind map in real time over a network.
Ideally users should be able to see others moving branches around and adding things.
Name: network_sync
Type: functional
Summary: The program should periodically sync its data from the host.
This is triggered either by a notification from the host that changes were made,
or a set minimum interval in case the notification gets missed due to poor connection.
Name: network_push
Type: functional
Summary: The program will check to make sure it is up to date with the host, and then
push changes to the host for distributing to the other users.
Name: create_profile
Type: functional
Summary: The admin should be able to create a user profile for a user.
Profile should have a username and a password.
Name: user_login
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to login to the project over a network using a user profile.
Name: save_project
Type: functional
Summary: The admin should be able to save the current project state.
The data is saved on the admin's computer if hosting over LAN or on the web server if hosting on the web server.
Name: view_settings
Type: functional
Summary: The admin should be able to view the current project settings.
Name: change_settings
Type: functional
Summary: The admin should be able to change the current project settings.
Name: view_contribution
Type: functional
Summary: The admin should be able to view any user's contribution score.
Name: view_chat
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view a chatbox and chat history.
Name: post_message
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to send a message to the chatbox.

Name: contribution_update
Type: functional
Summary: Contribution should update when users interact with the project.
Name: view_contribution
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view their contribution score if enabled by the admin.
Name: generate_idea_prompt
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to use a generator that creates project ideas.
Name: generate_essay_prompt
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to use a generator that creates essay prompts.
Name: generate_sentence
Type: functional
Summary: The program will create these prompts by randomly picking words from multiple word banks.
Name: view_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view the last 10 ideas that they generated.
Name: share_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to share generated ideas to the chat. The prompt will get posted in qutoes.
Name: goal_tracker
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to set project goals.
Name: view_goals
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view all of the goals along with the checklists and countdowns for each goal.
Name: edit_goal
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to edit goals that have been set.
Name: goal_tracker_checklist
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add checklists that contain steps needed to complete the goals.
Name: complete_checklist_item
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to mark items in the checklists as completed.
Name: edit_checklist
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to edit the checklists of goals.
Name: goal_tracker_add_countdown
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to add deadlines to their goals.
Name: goal_tracker_view_progress
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view their checklist progress in relation to deadlines.
Name: start_idea_tournament
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to start an idea tournament with the currently added ideas.
Name: vote_in_tournament
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to vote in the tournament. This costs votes, which are given out each round. They do not carry over between rounds.
Name: next_tournament_round
Type: functional
Summary: When all users have voted, the least voted ideas are eliminated and the next round starts.
Name: vote_limit
Type: functional
Summary: During each round of the idea tournament, the program will give each user X amount of votes.
By default, this will be the number of ideas left divided by two. Users or the admin can change this ratio before a tournament begins.
Name: eliminate_idea
Type: functional
Summary: During the early rounds of the tournnament, ideas that didn't get any votes are removed from the pool of ideas within the tournament.
These are not removed from the idea list, however. Eventually the cutoff will move up, requiring ideas to have at least two votes, and so on.
This process is repeated until one idea remains that is liked by the majority of the group members.
Name: flip_coin
Type: functional
Summary: A coin can be flipped to settle ties if wanted.
Name: view_mindmap
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to view a mind map.
Name: edit_mindmap
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to manipulate and add/remove things on the mind map.
Name: drag_idea
Type: functional
Summary: Users should be able to drag ideas around within the space of the mndmap to organize them.
Name: select_parent_node
Type: functional
Summary: Mindmaps always have a central point or node that all ideas connect to.
Users should be able to select the parent idea, category, or node that their idea branches off from.
Name: render_connecting_line
Type: functional
Summary: The program should be able to draw and redraw lines that connect the ideas automatically as they get moved around by users.
Name: mindmap_save
Type: functional
Summary: The program should be able to save/load the mindmap in normal text file.
The data will include ideas and their placement data, such as x/y coordinates, and what parent idea or node they are connected to.
Name: platform_os
Type: constraint
Summary: Target platform is Windows
Name: image_limit
Type: constraint
Summary: Uploaded images may not be larger than 10 MB
Name: mindmap_graphics_risk
Type: risk
Summary: The members of the team do not have much experience implementing graphics.
Name: networking_risk
Type: risk
Summary: The members of the team do not have any networking experience.
Name: contribution_fairness
Type: risk
Summary: Contribution is calculated in a fair way that promotes interaction.


Upgrade Notes
General upgrade process
Back up your database and code
Always advisable!
Perform the standard upgrade command
spree —update
Remove obsolete initializers
rm -rf config/initializers/compass.rb
h5. Remove defunct contents of public dirs
rm -rf public/javascripts/ rm -rf public/stylesheets/ rm -rf public/images/
Take note of existing payment gateway settings
The new payment gateway implementation will remove existing settings, and these need to be added again using the new interface.
Run the migrations
rake db:migrate
Configure a payment method
See the additional information later in the release notes.
Deprecation Warnings
The newer version of Rails used by Spree generates a lot of deprecation warnings. You may see the following message in your console:
DEPRECATION: require "activerecord" is deprecated and will be removed in Rails 3. Use require "active_record" instead.
Remove all instances of require 'activerecord'
from your Rakefiles
API Changes
Change to taxonomies
variable
Taxonomies
used to be set in most shared views. Now, it is only set
after calling get_taxonomies
(inherited from Spree’s base
controller).
Spree Base Controller and Layouts
Spree::BaseController
inherits directly from ActionController::Base
,
rather than from ApplicationController
(which itself is now an empty
class to help interaction with other Rails apps).
If you used app/views/layout/application.html.erb
in an extension.
e.g.
Spree::BaseController.class_eval { layout 'application' }
… then you will need to rename it to spree_application.html.erb
and
update the occurrences.
Adding admin tabs changed
extension_tabs
is no longer used, instead use theme “hooks”:hooks.html.
Theme Support
Spree now has basic support for theming. Themes in Spree are implemented as “extensions”:extensions.html. All of the default views in Spree have now been abstracted into a default theme. You can override all or parts of the default theme in a new theme. Themes have their own generator and are created as follows:
script/generate theme foo
You can read more about themes in the very extensive customization guide
Don’t panic if you have already customized Spree views in your site extension for a previous release of Spree. These view customizations should continue to work as long as they are loaded after the default theme extension.
Named Scopes and Product Groups
In various applications, we need to create lists of products according to various criteria, e.g. all products in taxon X, or all products costing less than $20, or composite criteria like all products costing more than $100 that have brand Y. Spree provides several so-called named scopes, which provide filtering by various aspects of the basic data, some of which can be chained or composed together for more complex filters.
Named scopes can also be combined. The following chain of scopes lists the products that are active and with a price between $18 and $20.
Product.active.price_between(18,20)
Product groups allow for the defining and naming groups of products for various purposes in an application. For example, you can define a group called Ruby products which contains everything with Ruby in the product name, or another group called Ruby clothing which is the sub-list of the above limited to items in the Clothing taxon. Product group definitions can also take price ranges, product properties, and variant options into account. It is possible to add your own filters by defining new named scopes too.
Please see the documentaiton for a more complete explanation of named scopes and product groups.
Improvements to Payment Gateway Configuration
This release contains significant improvements to how payment gateways are configured. Gateways are no longer supported by database migrations, this scheme has been replaced by Active Record models that extend Gateway
. The configuration of gateways is now done through standard Spree preference configuration
. The documentation has also been updated and contains a more detailed explanation.
One major improvement is that it is now possible to configure multiple gateways for each of your Rails environments. Its also possible to use the live production server in development mode when previously, you were required to run in test mode. One unfortunate side effect of this improvement is that your existing gateway configuration information will be lost and you will need to reconfigure your gateway in the admin interface.
You should make a note of your gateway configuration setting before upgrading since you will need to reconfigure your gateway when you’re done.
This approach to implementing and configuring gateways is extremely flexible. It makes it trivial to implement a new gateway that is already supported by Active Merchant. There are other useful benefits to this approach that a developer may be interested in knowing.
Support of Non Active Merchant Gateways
This architecture allows Spree to support gateways that are not officially supported by Active Merchant. Many times a new gateway is donated by someone in the community but its languishing in the queue waiting for someone to test and accept the patch. You have the option of taking that code (or writing your own from scratch) and implementing it within Spree. Instead of delegating to an Active Merchant class, you can simply implement that functionality yourself. You could also include the new gateway code from an Active Merchant fork inside your implementation and delegate the standard authorize, capture, etc operations to it.
Ability to “Patch” Active Merchant Gateways
We’ve noticed that sometimes it takes a while for a crucial Active Merchant patch to be applied. That’s certainly understandable, the Shopify guys have a business to run and its probably not a high priority for them to make sure that the latest obscure gateway patch is applied in a timely fashion. Fortunately, the Spree approach to wrapping these gateways provides you with a convenient option.
Lets say there is a bug with the +authorize+ method. You could simply provide an implementation of the gateway that has the patched version of the authorize
method and then delegates to the Active Merchant class for everything else (since that works just fine.)
Additional Functionality Beyond Active Merchant
Another benefit of the architecture is that it makes it possible for Spree to provide additional common functionality that was not envisioned by Active Merchant. Specifically, it is possible to provide an abstraction for storing credit card profiles to be used with recurring payments. There’s a good reason for Active Merchant to not care about this functionality. Its designed for people who just want to drop a single gateway provider into their application. Most programmers don’t need three different gateways at once. Spree is a specialized use case. Its providing multiple gateways for you to choose from and so its desirable to have a standard method for operations such as this.
Recurring payments are not yet supported in Spree although there are plans to provide this in the near future.
Multi Step Checkout
Checkout Steps
Spree has returned to a multi step checkout process. The following checkout steps are defined by default.
- Registration (Optional)
- Address Information
- Delivery Options (Shipping Method)
- Payment
- Confirm
There is also a default progress “train” which shows the current step and allows you to jump back to a previous step by clicking on it.
If you have a site running on a previous verison of Spree, your checkout process will likely need to be upgraded. The good news is the new approach is much easier to customize.
The checkout process is highly customizable - in fact, this is the reasoning behind moving away from the single step checkout. There is far less code hidden in javascript and each checkout step has its own partial. See the checkout documentation for mor information on how to customize the checkout.
Countries Available for Shipping and Billing
The mechanism for determining the list of billing and shipping countries has changed. Prior to this release, there was no way to limit the billing countries and shipping countries were limited by the countries included in the shipping zones that were configured. The new approach is to simply use all countries defined in the database by default.
The list can be limited to a specific set of countries by configuring the new :checkout_zone
preference and setting its value to the name of a zone containing the countries you wish to use. This should handle most cases where the list of billing and shipping countries are the same. You can always customize the code via extension if this does not suit your needs.
State Machine
The Checkout model now has its own state machine. This allows for easier customization of the checkout process. It is now much simpler to add or remove a step to the default checkout process. Here’s an example which avoids the address step in checkout.
class SiteExtension < Spree::Extension def activate # customize the checkout state machine Checkout.state_machines[:state] = StateMachine::Machine.new(Checkout, initial: 'payment') do after_transition to: 'complete', do: :complete_order before_transition to: 'complete', do: :process_payment event :next do transition to: 'complete', from: 'payment' end end # bypass creation of address objects in the checkouts controller (prevent validation errors) CheckoutsController.class_eval do def object return `object if `object `object = parent_object.checkout unless params and params[:coupon_code] `object.creditcard ||= Creditcard.new(month: Date.today.month, year: Date.today.year) end `object end end end end
Controller Hooks
The*CheckoutController+ now provides its own “hook mechanism” (not to be
confused with theme hooks) which allow for the developer to perform
additional logic (or to change the default) logic that is applied during
the edit and/or update operation for a particular step. The
Spree::Checkout::Hooks
module provides this additional functionality
and makes use of methods provided by the resource_controller
gem.
See the checkout documentation for
further details and examples.
Checkout Partials
The default theme now contains several partials located within
vendor/extensions/theme_default/app/views/checkouts
. Each checkout
step automatically renders the edit.html.erb
view along with a
corresponding partial based on the state associated with the current
step. For example, in the delivery step the _delivery.html.erb
partial is used.
Javascript
Spree no longer requires javascript for checkout but the user experience
will be slightly more pleasing if they have javascript enabled in their
browser. Spree automatically includes the checkout.js
file located in
the default theme. This file can be replaced in its entirety through use
of a site extension.
Payment Profiles
The default checkout process in Spree assumes a gateway that allows for some form of third party support for payment profiles. An example of such a service would be Authorize.net CIM. Such a service allows for a secure and PCI compliant means of storing the users credit card information. This allows merchants to issue refunds to the credit card or to make changes to an existing order without having to leave Spree and use the gateway provider’s website. More importantly, it allows us to have a final “confirmation” step before the order is processed since the number is stored securely on the payment step and can still be used to perform the standard authorization/capture via the secure token provided by the gateway.
Spree provides a wrapper around the standard active merchant API in
order to provide a common abstraction for dealing with payment profiles.
All Gateway
classes now have a payment_profiles_supported?
method
which indicates whether or not payment profiles are supported. If you
are adding Spree support to a Gateway
you should also implement the
create_profile
method. The following is an example of the
implementation of create_profile
used in the AuthorizeNetCim
class:
# Create a new CIM customer profile ready to accept a payment def create_profile(creditcard, gateway_options) if creditcard.gateway_customer_profile_id.nil? profile_hash = create_customer_profile(creditcard, gateway_options) creditcard.update_attributes(:gateway_customer_profile_id =\> profile_hash[:customer_profile_id], :gateway_payment_profile_id =\> profile_hash[:customer_payment_profile_id]) end end
Most gateways do not yet support payment profiles but the
default checkout process of Spree assumes that you have selected a
gateway that supports this feature. This allows users to enter credit
card information during the checkout withou having to store it in the
database. Spree has never stored credit card information in the database
but prior to the use of profiles, the only safe way to handle this was
to post the credit card information in the final step. It should be
possible to customize the checkout so that the credit card information
is entered on the final step and then you can authorize the card before
Spree automatically discards the number while saving the Creditcard
object.
Seed and Sample Data in Extensions
Seed data is data that is needed by the application in order for it to
work properly. Seed data is not the same as sample data. Instead of
loading this type of data in a migration it is handled through the
standard rails task through rake db:seed
. The rake task will first
load the seed data in the spree core (ex. db/default/countries.yml
.)
Spree will then load any fixtures found in the db/default
directory of
your extensions. If you wish to perform a seeding function other than
simply loading fixtures, you can still do so in your extension’s
db/seeds.rb
file.
Sample data is data that is convenient to have when testing your code.
Its loaded with the rake db:sample
task. The core sample data is
loaded first, followed by any fixtures contained in the db/sample
directory of your extensions.
If you have fixtures in your extension with the same filename as those found in the core, they will be loaded instead of the core version. This applies to both sample and seed fixtures. This allows for fine grained control over the sample and seed data. For example, you can create your own custom sample order data in your site extension instead of relying on the version provided by Spree.
You should remove all db:bootstrap
tasks from your
extensions. The new bootstrap functionality in the core will
automatically load any fixtures found in db/sample
of your extension.
Failing to remove this task from your extension will result in an
attempt to create the fixtures twice.
RESTful API
The REST API is designed to give developers a convenient way to access data contained within Spree. With a standard read/write interface to store data, it is now very simple to write third party applications (ex. iPhone) that can talk to Spree. The API currently only supports a limited number of resources. The list will be expanded soon to cover additional resources. Adding more resources is simply a matter of making the time for testing and investigating possible security implications. See the REST API section for full details.
Inventory
Inventory modeling has been modified to improve performance. Spree now
uses a hybrid approach where on-hand inventory is stored as a count in
Variant#on_hand
, but back-ordered, sold or shipped products are
stored as individual InventoryUnits
so they can be tracked.
This improves the performance of stores with large inventories. When the
on_hand
count is increased using Variant#on_hand=
, Spree will
first fill back-orders, converting them to InventoryItems
, then place
the remaining new inventory as a count on the Variant
model. A
migration is in place that will convert on-hand InventoryItems
to a
simple count during upgrade. Due to an issue with the sample data, demo
stores cannot be upgraded in this fashion and should be re-bootstrapped.
Miscellaneous improvements
Sample Product Images in Extensions
For some time now you’ve been able to write sample data fixtures in
extensions
that will get run when you load sample data with the rake db:bootstrap
task.
Now you can also add sample product image files in your extensions in
the
extensions own lib/tasks/sample/products
directory. These images will
be
copied to the public/assets/products
directory when the sample data is
loaded.
Additional information on the release can be found in the
CHANGELOG
file as well as the official ticket
system.
Ruby 1.9 Support
Spree is now 100% Ruby 1.9 compatible. There are a few workarounds
needed to achieve this and those are consolidated in a custom
initializer appropriately named workarounds_for_ruby19
.
Sales Overview
The default admin screen now shows a series of tables and graphs related to recent sales activity. By consulting this screen you can now see the following information
- Best Selling Products
- Top Grossing Products
- Best Selling Taxons
- Information on the Last 5 Orders
- Biggest Spenders
- Out of Stock Products
- Order Count by Day
Extension Load Order
It is now recommended to define the extension load order outside of the
environment.rb
file. This makes it easier for you to use the standard
environment.rb
file that comes with Spree and thus easier to upgrade.
To define the extension load order inside of an initializer you can use
the following line of code:
SPREE_EXTENSIONS_LOAD_ORDER = [:theme_default, :all, :site]
SEO Improvements
Products and taxons are now available by a single URL only. Prior to this release both of these URL’s returned the same result:
- http://localhost:3000/products/ruby-on-rails-ringer-t-shirt/
- http://localhost:3000/products/ruby-on-rails-ringer-t-shirt
Now we are returning a 301
redirect for the version of the URL without
the trailing ‘/’ character. Some SEO experts seem to feel that
inconsistent links and links without a trailing slash can be
penalized
We’ve been asked by one of our clients to fix this. We’re passing on the
SEO improvements to you!
Multiple Forms of Payment
Spree now supports multiple forms of payment. This support is in the early stages but the basic build blocks are now present so that it should be quite easy to allow additional forms of payment. More documentation and improvements in this area are coming.
Refunds and Credits
Spree now has explicit support for refunds and credits. More details to follow.
Known Issues
The ticket system lists all known outstanding issues with the Spree core. Some issues have a release target (milestone) attached: this is an indication of how soon an issue will be tackled.
There are some problems which we have traced to other projects. We list a few significant ones here.
Ruby 1.9 and Sqlite3
This combination doesn’t work with Rails 2.3.5: the change_column
calls make all fields into NOT NULL
.
See the related
ticket
for more info.
Workaround: apply the Rails patch by hand, or use MySQL instead if you want to try Ruby1.9


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The state of the art for router configuration typically involves logging configuration changes and rolling back to a previous version when a problem arises. The lack of a formal reasoning framework means that router configuration is time-consuming and ad hoc. Network operators need tools based on systematic verification techniques to ensure that BGP's operational behavior is consistent with the intended behavior (i.e., that the network is operating ``correctly''). We are designing a verification tool based on a new reasoning framework that helps operators and protocol designers reason about high-level properties of routing protocols.
Currently, the verification tool has the following two components:
rcc parses router configuration into a vendor-independent, intermediate format, represented as relational database tables.
New: Support for IGP. See the list of tests for more detail. We would like to eventually add support for other routing configuration languages and welcome assistance in doing so!
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"body": "",
"cookies": [],
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}
}
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{
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}
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"MICROSECONDS"
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"statusCode": 401,
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{
"name": "Content-Type",
"values": ["application/json; charset=utf-8"]
},
{
"name": "Cache-Control",
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RIP
Tributes have been paid to Brian Tarantina, after the death of the Marvellous Mrs Maisel star was confirmed.
The 60-year-old, who played the role of Jackie in the Amazon show, was found dead in his New York apartment on Saturday.
A statement from the NYPD confirmed: “On Saturday, November 2, 2019 at approximately 0040 hours, police responded to a 911 call of an unconscious male inside of 353 West 51 Street, apartment 11, within the confines of the Midtown North Precinct.
“Upon arrival, officers observed a 60-year-old male, unconscious and unresponsive, fully-clothed, on his couch. EMS responded to the location and pronounced the aided male deceased at the scene (his residence).”
According to Tarantina’s manager, Laurie Smith, he had been “quite ill” and was recuperating at home.
“I have known him for years. He was an amazing, very, very talented actor and very sweet person,” Smith said. “I was really shocked and very sad. I’m still shocked.”
TMZ claim that “a white powdery substance near his body, believed to be alleged narcotics” was found by authorities after Tarantina’s niece called authorities when she discovered his body.
Tarantina, who also portrayed Bootsy in the Gilmore Girls, was remembered fondly by the show’s fans.
One wrote: “Saddened to hear of the passing of Brian Tarantina. He portrayed many roles, but his Character Bootsy, on Gilmore Girls was the most memorable to me. Rest In Peace, Brian.”
As well as the Marvellous Mrs Maisel and Gilmore Girls, Tarantina also starred in shows including Law & Order, Miami Vice, Spin City, ER, Heroes, and The Sopranos.


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This Processor puts the contents of a FlowFile to a Topic in Apache Kafka using KafkaProducer API available with Kafka 0.10.x API. The content of a FlowFile becomes the contents of a Kafka message. This message is optionally assigned a key by using the <Kafka Key> Property.
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[gecode-users] How to specify a constraint of weighted sum of bool variable array
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Mon Jun 27 18:32:57 CEST 2011
On 27 Jun 2011, at 15:41, Dongrui She wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am new to gecode and I have a question about how to model a constraint:
> sum{a_i*b_i}
>
> where a is an integer variable array and b is a bool variable array.
> Basically I want to constrain the sum of some elements in a.
>
> It seems that I cannot directly specify such constraint. Right now what I can
> think of is to use channel constraint to create an integer array with the same
> value as b and use it to specify the constraint I want.
>
> Is this the right way to go?
You could do that, but I suspect it would be more efficient to introduce temporary integer variables c_i such that
b -> c_i = a_i
and
!b -> c_i = 0
and then use the sum of the c_i.
Cheers,
Guido
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This project started as a Google Summer of Code project supporting Jake Voytko in 2007.
It was used during development to produce plot of mathematical functions for the Boost.Math library, and it still in use now.
Over the years since it has been enhanced, in particular to handle measurements and observations of uncertain data.
In 2021, a major refactoring and reburbishment has been done, both to documentation and the code. Numerous bugs have been squashed, new features added (Unicode data-point markers) and more examples added.
The repository is now Github repository SVG_plot.
In 2021, major refactoring and reburbishment has been started, both to documentation and the code. All too numerous bugs have been squashed, new features added and more examples added, helped by improvements in the now separate Quan library used to label value data-points and their uncertainty, including proper decimal digit rounding with a controlled risk of loss of information published by Wimmer et al.
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This is NOT an official Boost library : it was proposed as a library but was rejected as being out-of-scope for Boost. It was a Google Summer of Code project (2007) whose mentor organization was Boost. It remains a library under construction, the code is quite functional, but interfaces, library structure, and names may still be changed without notice. |
| Note | |
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Comments and suggestions (even bugs!) to Paul.A.Bristow (at) hetp (dot) u-net (dot) com and, preferablely raise an issue at the SVG_plot GitHub repository. |


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April 23, 2019 - 10:30 AM or upon final adjourn./recess or bill referral if permission granted.
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Chester, Brian E (Self)
Wilshusen, Fred (Self; Texas Construction Association)
Against:
Bocchini, Anna (Self; Equal Justice Center)
Childress, Lisa (NACM SW and BMC West LLC)
Drake, Lori (Martin Marietta Materials)
Fleming, John (Texas Mortgage Bankers Association)
Gharakhanian, Stephanie (Self; Workers Defense Action Fund)
Harwell, Gregory (Texas Association of Builders)
Heasley, John (Texas Bankers Association)
Lindley, Randall (Self; NACM)
Love, Chloe (Self; Texas Community Association Advocates)
Love, Roland (Self; Texas Land Title Association)
Mode, Wendy (NACM and ROMCO Equipment Co. LLC)
Sampson, Shelley (Airtron Inc. A Direct Energy Company)
On:
Wagner, Sara (Texas Secretary of State)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cervantes, Angie (Texas Masonry Council)
Fagan, Jennifer (Texas Construction Association)
Fisher, Jon (Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas)
Lambert, Wendy (Self; Central Texas Subcontractors Association)
Risk, Raymond (Texas Construction Association)
Rodriguez, Jennifer (Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association of Texas)
Tredway, CJ (Independent Electrical Contractors of Texas)
Van Arsdale, Corbin (Associated General Contractors-Texas Building Branch)
Against:
Bernardo, Anna (Ferguson)
Cawthon, Denise (Self)
Garcia, Michael (Texas Association of Manufacturers)
Garcia, Michael (Texas Civil Justice League)
Gonzales, Lila (Self; Action Gypsum Supply)
Grimes, Michael (Texas Aggregate and Concrete Association)
Inglis, Ian (Self)
Kellis, Charles (Texas Building Owners and Managers Association)
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Lee, Randy (Stewart Title Guaranty Company and First American Title Insurance Company)
Macias, Gloria (ACTION GYPSUM SUPPLY)
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Neeley, Karen (Independent Bankers Assn of Texas)
Parenteau, Julia (Texas Realtors)
Short, Jim (Self; Houston real estate council)
Skidmore, Melissa (Self)
Sorensen, Kurt (NACM, H&E Equipment)
Zapata, Mireya (Lumbermen's Association of Texas)
For:
Cooms, Robert (Self; Spring Shadows Civic Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
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Against:
Kelberlau, Bill (Self)
Mccauley, Ronda (Self)
Against:
Lara, Rene (Texas AFL-CIO)
On:
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For:
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Against:
Bocchini, Anna (Equal Justice Center)
Gharakhanian, Stephanie (Self; Workers Defense Action Fund)
For:
Bocchini, Anna (Self; Equal Justice Center)
Registering, but not testifying:
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Fisher, Jon (Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas)
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Farine, Trisha (Self; TCAA)
Hartman, David (Self)
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Randow, Herman (Lennar)
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York, Elizabeth (The Johnson Development Corporation)
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Rodriguez, Jennifer (Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association of Texas)
Short, Jim (Self; Houston real estate council)
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Tredway, CJ (Independent Electrical Contractors of Texas)
Zapata, Mireya (Lumbermen's Association of Texas)
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Twilio Client Android SDK Changes
1.2.1 (January 29, 2014)
New Features
Bug Fixes
ASDK-8 - CallSid is now available for outgoing calls.
MSDK-52 - Eliminated a rare crash when handling a 302 redirect response from Twilio.
MSDK-79, MSDK-64, MSDK-66, MSDK-96 and MSDK-178 - Fixed a number of crashes that could occur when answering an incoming call.
MSDK-89 - Fixed a crash that could occur when initializing a Device object with the incoming capability.
MSDK-298 - The SDK now uses OpenSSL v1.0.1k
MSDK-299 - Fixed a crash that would occur when caller hangs up right after initiating a call.
1.2.0 (December 18, 2014)
Initial 1.2 release.
Support for Twilio’s Global Low Latency Routing
Twilio Client for Android now takes advantage of Twilio’s Global Low Latency (GLL) routing to further improve call quality. Media for all Twilio Client calls is routed to the Twilio data center geographically nearest to the user, significantly reducing call latency.
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We’ve made it easier to find and resolve issues in your Twilio Client Android application with detailed logging with a simple API call.
Twilio.setLogLevel(int level);
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, Log.ERROR
, Log.INFO
, Log.VERBOSE
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Five Players Mourinho Could Sign In January
by David KappelAfter Jose Mourinho was sensationally appointed by Tottenham Hotspur, here are five players, including one of his former Manchester United stars, the Portuguese tactician could look to sign for his new club in January.
Tired of reading? Click through the gallery above to see which five players Mourinho could sign.
The former Manchester United coach replaced Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham Hotspur following the dismissal of the Argentine on Tuesday evening.
Mourinho is facing the task of leading last year’s UEFA Champions League finalists back up the table after Spurs dropped to 14th place on the Premier League log.
He is well-known for spending big money and might be keen to convince chariman Daniel Levy to splash some cash in January already.
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According to the Mirror, Mourinho could attempt to revive Spurs’ interest in Juventus forward Paulo Dybala as well as Sporting midfielder Bruno Fernandes.
Both were previously linked with the Premier League side during the recent window but Mourinho might be able to convince Levy to invest further into the squad.
AFC Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake might be another player Mourinho could look at. Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen are both out of contract after the season and Ake’s January arrival could ensure that the club will not get under pressure in case both defenders would leave.
Upfront, Spurs are still lacking a back-up for striker Harry Kane, with the void potentially being filled by Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The Swede is a known admirer of Mourinho and previously worked with him at Manchester United and Inter Milan. However, it remains to be seen whether he would be prepared to play second fiddle.
Read: World's Richest Club Revealed, Real Dethroned
Finally, Nemanja Matic could be the one player Mourinho might look to get from his previous club. The midfielder already followed him from Chelsea to United and has fallen down the pecking order under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
United, meanwhile, might be keen to sell him before his contract expires at the end of the season, while Mourinho could look at him to bring more experience into their fairly young squad.


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mlens.utils.utils module¶
ML-ENSEMBLE
| author: | Sebastian Flennerhag |
|---|---|
| copyright: | 2017 |
| licence: | MIT |
-
class
mlens.utils.utils.
CMLog
(verbose=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
CPU and Memory logger.
Class for starting a monitor job of CPU and memory utilization in the background in a Python script. The
monitor
class records thecpu_percent
,rss
andvms
as collected by the psutil library for the parent process’ pid.CPU usage and memory utilization are stored as attributes in numpy arrays.
Examples
>>> from time import sleep >>> from mlens.utils.utils import CMLog >>> cm = CMLog(verbose=True) >>> cm.monitor(2, 0.5) >>> _ = [i for i in range(10000000)] >>> >>> # Collecting before completion triggers a message but no error >>> cm._collect() >>> >>> sleep(2) >>> cm._collect() >>> print('CPU usage:') >>> cm.cpu [CMLog] Monitoring for 2 seconds with checks every 0.5 seconds. [CMLog] Job not finished. Cannot _collect yet. [CMLog] Collecting... done. Read 4 lines in 0.000 seconds. CPU usage: array([ 50. , 22.4, 6. , 11.9])
Raises: ImportError : – Depends on psutil. If not installed, raises ImportError on instantiation. Parameters: verbose (bool) – whether to notify of job start. -
collect
()[source]¶ Collect monitored data.
Once a monitor job finishes, call
_collect
to read the CPU and memory usage into python objects in the current process. If called before the job finishes, _collect issues a print statement to try again later, but no warning or error is raised.
-
monitor
(stop=None, ival=0.1, kill=True)[source]¶ Start monitoring CPU and memory usage.
Parameters: - stop (float or None (default = None)) – seconds to monitor for. If None, monitors until
_collect
is called. - ival (float (default=0.1)) – interval of monitoring.
- kill (bool (default = True)) – whether to kill the monitoring job if
_collect
is called before timeout (stop
). If set to False, calling_collect
will cause the instance to wait until the job completes.
- stop (float or None (default = None)) – seconds to monitor for. If None, monitors until
-
-
mlens.utils.utils.
kwarg_parser
(func, kwargs)[source]¶ Utility function for parsing keyword arguments


Cédric Brun, OBEO (@bruncedric)
Benoit Combemale, INRIA and Univ. Rennes 1 (@bcombemale)
Slides available at http://cedric.brun.io/talks/ModelingAvengers/
A Language Workbench for concurrent execution and simulation of heterogeneous models
GEMOC is an open international initiative that aims to coordinate and disseminate the research results regarding the support of the coordinated use of various modeling languages that will lead to the concept of globalization of modeling
languages, that is, the use of multiple modeling languages to support coordinated development of diverse aspects of a system.
French National Institute for Agricultural Research
build domain specific tools for supporting design and analysis of complex software or embedded systems from multiple viewpoints.
*: modeling community
Disclaimer: this experiment is not about the science itself but about how to use the OSS modeling technologies.
This is a toy, but a toy complex enough that we can learn from it.
| Language Engineers | Domain | Viewpoint (Graph Editor) | Grammar (Textual Editor) | Constraints and Goals (Score function) | Behavioral Semantic (animator) |
| Language Users | Data | Views and static checking | Text | Optimization | Execution, simulation |
public static void main(String[] args) {
// ...
Exploitation exploitation = loadFromFile(args[1]);
for (WorkGroup group : exploitation.getGroups()) {
System.out.println(group.getName());
for (Culture cultureAssignedToThisGroup : group.getCultures()) {
for (ExploitationActivity activity : cultureAssignedToThisGroup
.getActivities()) {
System.out.println(activity.getName());
System.out.println(activity.getFrequency());
System.out.println(activity.getStartDate());
System.out.println(activity.getEndDate());
}
// ...
public class ClimateDataResourceImpl extends ResourceImpl {
public ClimateDataResourceImpl(URI uri) {
super(uri);
}
@Override
protected void doLoad(InputStream inputStream, Map, ?> options)
throws IOException {
getContents().clear();
ClimateData climate = SimulationFactory.eINSTANCE.createClimateData();
String content = CharStreams.toString(new InputStreamReader(inputStream,
Charsets.US_ASCII));
List lines = Lists.newArrayList(Splitter.on('\n')
.omitEmptyStrings().split(content));
// ...
If you need to optimize goals under constraints while having limited resources.
When will I seed the crop based on the culture constraints, the climate and the peoples, machine, fields I have ?
NP class of problems, huge number of solutions, many being useless
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ActivityWorkDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ActivityWork extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"days"})
Day getScheduledOn();
//...
}
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ResourceAllocationDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ResourceAllocation extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"resources"})
Resource getResource();
//...
}
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ActivityWorkDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ActivityWork extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"days"})
Day getScheduledOn();
//...
}
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ResourceAllocationDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ResourceAllocation extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"resources"})
Resource getResource();
//...
}
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ActivityWorkDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ActivityWork extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"days"})
Day getScheduledOn();
//...
}
@PlanningEntity(
difficultyComparatorClass = ResourceAllocationDifficultyComparator.class
)
public interface ResourceAllocation extends EObject {
//...
@PlanningVariable(valueRangeProviderRefs = {"resources"})
Resource getResource();
//...
}
public Score calculateScore(SimulationSolution solution) {
int hardScore = 0;
int softScore = 0;
//...
/*
* Constraint: all the resources which are required should be allocated.
*/
for (ResourceAllocation alloc : solution.getSimulation().getAllocations()) {
if (alloc.getResource() == null) {
hardScore += mediumPenalty(1);
addFeedback(
alloc.getWork(),
(createFeedback(FeedbackLevel.ERROR, "A required resource of kind "
+ alloc.getKind().getName() + " is missing.")));
}
}
//...
return HardSoftScore.valueOf(hardScore, softScore)
}
“Do not compromise on your domain model.”
Eclipse: platform and User interface integration
EMF: data, resources, deeplinkink, reflective manipulation


Team Name - JAB - Team Members - James Browning Student No 13345136, Alicia Libera Student No 13372052, Belle Student No 12320280
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Website is intended to increase revenue and attendence of events by 25%, getting younger people between 20 and 40 years to attend events, become a member and/or be a player of musical instruments in the orchrestra. Additionally, website must promote the orchrestra as a significant contributor to the musical community in North Queensland by promoting and utilising both local and international talent. A fundemental requirement of the orchrestra is to assist artists/musicians in obtaining recognition in the national/international musical arena.
An increase of the number of attendances at events, revenue and players by 25% while getting more people aged between 20 and 40 to become members or players. This equates to attendance at events increasing by 50 people and obtaining an additional 15 players, all to be between the ages of 20 and 40 years. The increase of revenue being sought is $25,000 pa. This will demonstrate the website has successfully achieved all of the required aspects outlined.


Student, 21, works part-time on weekends as a young Queen Elizabeth lookalike
- Harriet Ball, a 21-year-old actress, is making a fortune acting the lookalike of Queen Elizabeth II
- After starring in The Crown, a popular Netflix series, she became so popular for how she bears a striking resemblance to the queen
- On weekends, Harriet charges at least £50 (N23,476.50) to put up show where she would act like a young version of the monarch
Harriet Ball, a 21-year-old lady, has built a career serving as a royal replica to Queen Elizabeth. She first started when she acted in a Neflix series titled The Crown.
A final year student studying screenwriting, Harriet has been able to make her facial semblance with the queen into a profitable venture since the series she acted in became very popular, Daily Mail reports.
She now practices the lookalike business on weekends. In one of her appearance shows, the Duke of Kent made a commentary on obvious likeness to the royal mother.
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Harriet charges from £50 for her appearance while she also does charity shows. She said she has very huge respect for the queen and she thinks the series has even added to her popularity.
The final year student also spoke about how she has had gigs when she was asked to shake hands with the public like the queen would do, recite the queen’s famous Children’s Hours Speech and put up a show of how the royal mother inspects the Home Guard at the 1940s weekends.
“Earlier this year, I performed at a local Veterans café for the D-Day commemorations as HRH The Duke of Kent was visiting.
"It's so rewarding when people go ‘Oh my goodness, you look just like the Queen when she was younger’, it always makes me smile, as I feel I'm doing a good job,” she said.
The young actress also said that people stop her in the street to comment on her striking resemblance even at times when she is not putting up a replica show.
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The 21-year-old said she also invested so much into the kind of clothes the queen wore during World War II (WW2), so she can achieve an accurate portrayal.
“When I started university, I invested in the exact ATS Uniform that the queen wore during WW2 so I can do an accurate portrayal of Her Majesty.
“By this point, The Crown had been released on Netflix, and more and more people were tagging me, messaging me and sharing stills from the show going 'You look SO much like her! You have to become a lookalike!’” she said.
The young woman also commended the queen on how she has been a great queen and monarch.
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