Class: Time
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Time
- Defined in:
- lib/time-lord.rb
Constant Summary
- Second =
1
- Minute =
Second * 60
- Hour =
Minute * 60
- Day =
Hour * 24
- Week =
Day * 7
- Fortnight =
Week * 2
- Month =
Week * 4
- Quarter =
Month * 3
- Year =
Month * 12
- Olympiad =
Year * 4
- Lustrum =
Year * 5
- Decade =
Year * 10
- Indiction =
Year * 15
- Jubilee =
Decade * 5
- Century =
Decade * 10
- Millennium =
Century * 10
- Eon =
1.0/0
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) ago_in_words (also: #time_ago_in_words)
Instance Method Details
- (Object) ago_in_words Also known as: time_ago_in_words
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# File 'lib/time-lord.rb', line 22 def ago_in_words # Find the time difference between the time provided and the current time. difference = get_time_difference_from self # Catch less than 1 second differences. return "just now" if difference < 1 name = get_unit_name_from difference amount = get_unit_amount_from difference count = get_unit_count_from difference, amount # Determine if unit name needs pluralization. name += "s" if count > 1 # Return the remaining string. "#{count} #{name} ago" end |


I Alone Level-up: Chapter 23
With the eyes of a predator sizing up prey, Jinwoo moved his gaze from one Hunter to the next .
Hwang Dongseok gulped .
The fact that a dagger had appeared out of nowhere in his hand was surprising, but what shocked him even more was Park Joontae’s death .

Regardless of what trick he used, he could no longer be underestimated . They had to become focused . Hwang Dongseok cast a glance to his side, ‘give him another one . ’
Jo Gyuhwan nodded . He would not make the same mistake! The determined hands once more gathered light in them .
But before he could fire the arrow of light, Jinwoo appeared before Jo Gyuhwan .
“Huh?”
Jo Gyuhwan’s mouth opened wide in surprise . Jinwoo’s eyes were fierce .
‘First, the Mage-class Hunter with strong firepower but weak constitution . ’
He had already made all the calculations .
The dagger embedded into Jo Gyuhwan’s neck .
stab!
cough!
Jo Gyuhwan grabbed his neck and fell .
thud
“Kill him!”
“Ahh!!!”
The man’s death signaled the start of the fight; all the Hunters came at Jinwoo . Jinwoo sharpened his nerves and focused on each of their movements .
Sound disappeared, and time slowed down .
The power of the agility stat, raised to 38 points, began to show off .
He blocked and dodged the torrent of swords, spears and arrows that were coming at him .
The Hunters’ eyes widened,
‘How, how is an E-ranker moving like this?!’
‘He’s too fast!’
‘I can’t hit him!’
Their faces became pale .
Speed was relative . To their eyes, Jinwoo’s movements were terrifyingly swift .
Jinwoo weaved between the Hunters, stabbing them one by one .
| Paralysis has been inflicted . . |
| Bleeding has been inflicted . . |
| Paralysis has been inflicted . . |
Casaka’s Poisoned Fang inflicted its debuffs left and right, throwing the Hunters into chaos .
“I-I can’t move my body! Uwak!”
“Magic?
All around the room, the Hunters’ screams spilled forth . Five of the surrounding enemies had already fallen .
thud
thud
ring~
| Enemies to deal with: 1. Enemies dealt with: 7 |
Jinwoo faced the last man remaining .
The hairy man with a large physique, Hwang Dongseok .
With a determined face, he threw aside his shield and gathered his energy .
“Waaaaaah!!!”
He kicked the ground and charged .
boom boom boom boom!
As he ran, he thought to himself . He was a Tanker who shone in the upper echelon of C-rankers . The target was probably a Dealer . His movements were fast, but there was no way that he would have the power to go through his body, reinforced with the ‘Strengthen’[1] skill .
‘You cannot give me a mortal wound with a mere dagger!’
The one who would be destroyed in their clash will be Sung Jinwoo!
He tackled with his shoulder as the distance closed .
“Strengthen!”
The room suddenly spun around him, and the Dungeon’s ceiling appeared before his eyes .
Slam!
His head shook and he felt a great pain on his neck and back . He tried to rise but his body did not listen . The struggling Hwang Dongseok sprawled on the ground .
“cough!”

‘Did… did he just throw me?’
He, Hwang Dongseok, just lost in power?
In a contest of strength?
“A mere E-rank trash like you…”
He realized his mistake . 5 C-ranks and 4 D-ranks were defeated in an instant . There was no way Jinwoo was an E-ranker .
Jinwoo stood next to Hwang Dongseok . The man could not even move his body . The results of the fight was clear . If this was a competitive sport, this is where it would end .
It was not going to end here .
“W-wait . ”
Hwang Dongseok raised a feeble hand .
“P-please, let me live . If you want money, I’ll give you money . Plenty of it, just let me live…”
“Three times . ”
Jinwoo replied with ice in his voice,
“Aren’t you embarrassed to ask someone you tried to kill three times for mercy?”
One . Through blocking the entrance .
Two . Through ordering Yoo Jinho .
Three . Through Jo Gyuhwan’s magic .
Hwang Dongseok had made three attempts on Jinwoo’s life, discounting the fight just now .
Give and Take .
After returning alive from the temple, Jinwoo had made this creed .
To give as much was given, and to take as much was taken .
Whether it was good or bad .
There would be no compromise .
Realizing he could not beg for mercy, Hwang Dongseok opened his eyes wide and foamed at the mouth,
“You, you think you’ll just get away with this?! Do you know who my little brother-”
Snap!
Hwang Dongseok could not continue with his crushed neck .
His eyes rolled back to reveal their whites .
ring~
| Enemies to deal with: 0. Enemies dealt with: 8 |
The quest was finally over .
“Phew-”
Jinwoo’s lengthy sigh carried many meanings . He took his hand off Hwang Dongseok’s throat and looked at it . Although it was a one-sided battle, his hands were shaking at the fact that he had just taken eight lives .
‘Is this really okay?’
He placed the hand on his chest and felt his heart .
ba dum ba dum ba dum
It was beating normally .
‘I wonder…’
From the day that he had returned from the underground temple, perhaps the System wasn’t the only change within Jinwoo . But his worries were brief, interrupted by the familiar electronic tone .
ring~
| You’ve completed the ‘Emergency Quest: Deal With The Enemies’. |
| The reward for completing the quest has arrived . . |
| Would you like to verify? (Y/N). |
He had expected this . Without delay, he confirmed the rewards .
“Verify . ”
ring~
| You’ve received the below rewards . . |
| Reward 1 . Status Recovery. |
| Reward 2 . Stat points +10. |
| Reward 3 . Skill: ‘Bloodlust’[2]. |
| Accept all?. |
‘10 stat points and even a new skill?’
Jinwoo’s eyes widened at the incredible reward . Putting the attribute points aside, the idea of a new skill piqued his interest greatly .
‘If I didn’t have ‘sprint’ while fighting the spider…’
The reason he was able to defeat the boss was thanks to a skill . Their effectiveness in battles could not be understated . There was reason why Runestones were insanely expensive .
Jinwoo immediately checked the ‘Bloodlust’ skill .
‘Check Reward 3 . ’
ring~
| Bloodlust (Lv . 1). |
| Active Skill. Mana Cost: 100 Activate to inflict ‘Fear’ on a target for 1 minute . Multiple targets can be selected . ‘Fear’: All stats -50% “You emit a murderous intent . ” |
Although temporary, it had a very desirable power to lower every attribute of a target . Jinwoo was sure it would not work against targets with high resistance, but to the ones that didn’t, they would become food before his hands . On top of that, it was able to affect multiple targets .
‘It’s amazing . ’
As the penalty was great, so was the reward .
‘Well… it makes sense, right?’
His life was on the line this time . Not only that-
Jinwoo looked around . He frowned at the scene of massacre . He had witnessed the death of many Hunters before, but he was still not used to the sight of their corpses . This was the result that the quest wanted . Compared to the number of lives he had taken, the reward now seemed small . Not that he would’ve been able to avoid all this, even without the quest .
‘There’s no end to man’s greed…’
He shook his head .
The cave shook again .
Shaaaaake!
It was a lot stronger than before . It was time to leave the Dungeon .
But there was a loose end to tidy up before leaving .
Yoo Jinho .
Jinwoo turned his gaze towards the young man . The pitiful form of Yoo Jinho, frozen from fear, cast his eyes down at Jinwoo’s gaze .
‘What to do with him…’
Of course, he wasn’t thinking of killing Yoo Jinho . There was no reason or need .
But if everything that had happened here leaked, it would become very bothersome .
‘Let’s thoroughly ensure his silence . ’
As if on cue, Yoo Jinho ran forward and knelt before Jinwoo,
“Hyungnim! Please let me live!”
“ . ”
Jinwoo realized this would be easier than he thought .
Yoo Jinho trembled heavily . His face was completely pale . After all, he had just watched Jinwoo slaughter eight people . One of the most powerful weapon to rule over a person was ‘fear’ . So Jinwoo decided to use that to his advantage .
“Why should I?”
Jinwoo swore he heard Yoo Jinho’s heart literally sink .
‘Was that too much?’
“M-money- if you n-need money, I can ask my-”
. “What are you taking me for?!”.
Jinwoo flared with a genuine anger . He lived his entire life in poverty, but he had no intentions to use someone as a hostage for money . If he did that, he would be no different than Hwang Dongseok .
“I-I apologize . ”
If Yoo Jinho was not shaking in fear, he would’ve smacked him on the back of his head . But if he did, it felt like the young man would keel over with a heart attack, so Jinwoo stayed his hand .
Seeing Jinwoo’s hardened expression, Yoo Jinho gulped .
‘Now that I think about it, he also refused Hwang Dongseok’s offer of money… Is he a man who abandoned material wants and walks a path of flesh and blood?’
The image of Jinwoo in Yoo Jinho’s head became stranger . But it was too early to make that call,
‘Then why did he collect the magic cores?’
Just moments earlier, Jinwoo was cutting open the spider’s stomach to grab every last bit of the magic cores . A source of great power, the magic cores had many uses beyond just crafting magic items . But to a Hunter, they were no different than money .
Yoo Jinho’s head spun with thought .
‘Then it must be that!’
It was the price of blood . The reason that he dirtied his hands to look through the corpse was because he had fought the spider boss for it . He would have no mercy towards those who went against him, but he would also have nothing to do with that which was not earned with sweat and blood . A true patron of effort[3]!
‘To think that I tried to buy such hyungnim’s mercy with money . Of course he would be mad at me . ’
Then, what he needed now was not ‘his father’s money’, but a ‘worthiness’ to spare his life . He glanced over at Jinwoo’s face, but the man still appeared to be mad .
Yoo Jinho quickly spoke,
“Hyungnim . If you spare me, I’ll turn over all the income from this Dungeon to hyungnim . ”
“Hmm?”
As he expected, Jinwoo was interested .
“Think about it, hyungnim . If nine of the ten people died in this Dungeon, and hyungnim took home all the profits, anyone would be suspicious, no?”
Yoo Jinho was sure that Jinwoo was a false ranker . Not only that, a powerful false ranker who enjoyed killing! A person like that could not afford the attention of others falling on him .
“So?”
“On the other hand, if hyungnim and I leave here together, according to the contract, all of the magic cores would become mine . Even with the eight others dead, since there was no benefit to hyungnim, nobody would suspect you . ”
Of course, nobody would suspect Yoo Jinho either . He was the son of one of the country’s most powerful chairman . The magic cores wouldn’t be of any worth to him .
“Of course, the money would belong to you, hyungnim . It’s the ‘fair price’ for killing Hwang Dongseok’s party and saving my life . ”
.
Translator’s Notes:
[1]: “Strengthen” (강화): lit . “reinforce/strengthen”
[2]: “Bloodlust” (살기): “murder/murderous” 살 + “energy/spirit” 기 . Directly translates to “bloodthirst/bloodlust” . Also could be “Killing Intent” .
[3]: “patron of effort” (피의 수도자): My apologies, my translation is actually completely different than the original korean . The literal translation would be “ascetic of blood”, which I had felt did not convey the meaning of the passage in English . Jinho’s image of Jinwoo is basically that he only takes what he has earned . In Korean culture, “blood” carries a very common symbolic meaning of effort, hence the “ascetic of blood” title .
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HOSTNAME(1) Linux Programmer's Manual HOSTNAME(1) NAME hostname - show or set the system's host name domainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP domain name ypdomainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP domain name nisdomainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP domain name dnsdomainname - show the system's DNS domain name SYNOPSIS hostname [-v] [-a|--alias] [-d|--domain] [-f|--fqdn|--long] [-A|--all- fqdns] [-i|--ip-address] [-I|--all-ip-addresses] [-s|--short] [-y|--yp|--nis] hostname [-v] [-b|--boot] [-F|--file filename] [hostname] hostname [-v] [-h|--help] [-V|--version] domainname [nisdomain] [-F file] ypdomainname [nisdomain] [-F file] nisdomainname [nisdomain] [-F file] dnsdomainname [-v] DESCRIPTION Hostname is used to display the system's DNS name, and to display or set its hostname or NIS domain name. 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It is not possible to set the FQDN or the DNS domain name with the dnsdo‐ mainname command (see THE FQDN below). The host name is usually set once at system startup in /etc/init.d/host‐ name.sh (normally by reading the contents of a file which contains the host name, e.g. /etc/hostname). THE FQDN You can't change the FQDN (as returned by hostname --fqdn) or the DNS domain name (as returned by dnsdomainname) with this command. The FQDN of the system is the name that the resolver(3) returns for the host name. Technically: The FQDN is the name getaddrinfo(3) returns for the host name returned by gethostname(2). The DNS domain name is the part after the first dot. Therefore it depends on the configuration (usually in /etc/host.conf) how you can change it. Usually (if the hosts file is parsed before DNS or NIS) you can change it in /etc/hosts. If a machine has multiple network interfaces/addresses or is used in a mobile environment, then it may either have multiple FQDNs/domain names or none at all. Therefore avoid using hostname --fqdn, hostname --domain and dnsdomainname. hostname --ip-address is subject to the same limita‐ tions so it should be avoided as well. OPTIONS -a, --alias Display the alias name of the host (if used). This option is dep‐ recated and should not be used anymore. -A, --all-fqdns Displays all FQDNs of the machine. This option enumerates all con‐ figured network addresses on all configured network interfaces, and translates them to DNS domain names. Addresses that cannot be translated (i.e. because they do not have an appropriate reverse DNS entry) are skipped. Note that different addresses may resolve to the same name, therefore the output may contain duplicate entries. Do not make any assumptions about the order of the out‐ put. -b, --boot Always set a hostname; this allows the file specified by -F to be non-existant or empty, in which case the default hostname local‐ host will be used if none is yet set. -d, --domain Display the name of the DNS domain. Don't use the command domain‐ name to get the DNS domain name because it will show the NIS domain name and not the DNS domain name. Use dnsdomainname instead. See the warnings in section THE FQDN above, and avoid using this option. -f, --fqdn, --long Display the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name). A FQDN consists of a short host name and the DNS domain name. Unless you are using bind or NIS for host lookups you can change the FQDN and the DNS domain name (which is part of the FQDN) in the /etc/hosts file. See the warnings in section THE FQDN above, and avoid using this option; use hostname --all-fqdns instead. -F, --file filename Read the host name from the specified file. Comments (lines start‐ ing with a `#') are ignored. -i, --ip-address Display the network address(es) of the host name. Note that this works only if the host name can be resolved. Avoid using this option; use hostname --all-ip-addresses instead. -I, --all-ip-addresses Display all network addresses of the host. This option enumerates all configured addresses on all network interfaces. The loopback interface and IPv6 link-local addresses are omitted. Contrary to option -i, this option does not depend on name resolution. Do not make any assumptions about the order of the output. -s, --short Display the short host name. This is the host name cut at the first dot. -v, --verbose Be verbose and tell what's going on. -V, --version Print version information on standard output and exit success‐ fully. -y, --yp, --nis Display the NIS domain name. If a parameter is given (or --file name ) then root can also set a new NIS domain. -h, --help Print a usage message and exit. 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To make element editable via textbox just add editable-text="model.field"
attribute.
To create editable select (dropdown) just set editable-select
attribute pointing to model.
To pass dropdown options you should define e-ng-options
attribute
that works like normal angular ng-options
but is transfered to underlying <select>
from original element.
To load select options from remote url you should define onshow
attribute pointing to scope function.
The result of function should be a $http promise, it allows to disable element while loading.
To make element editable via textarea just add editable-textarea
attribute
pointing to model in scope. You can also wrap content into <pre>
tags to keep linebreaks.
Data can be submitted by Ctrl + Enter.
To make element editable via checkbox just add editable-checkbox
attribute
pointing to model in scope. Set e-title
attribute to define text shown with checkbox.
To create list of checkboxes use editable-checklist
attribute pointing to model.
Also you should define e-ng-options
attribute to set value and display items.
To create list of radios use editable-radiolist
attribute pointing to model.
Also you should define e-ng-options
attribute to set value and display items.
By default, radioboxes aligned horizontally.
Basically it is normal editable-text
control with additional e-typeahead
attributes.
You should include additional ui-bootstrap-tpls.min.js
:
To define attributes for input (e.g. style
or placeholder
) you can define them
on the original element with e-*
prefix (e.g. e-style
or e-placeholder
).
When input will appear these attributes will be transfered to it.
To trigger edit-in-place by external button you should define e-form
attribute.
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To hide Ok and Cancel buttons you may set buttons="no"
attribute.
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Just define e-multiple
attribute that will be transfered to select as multiple
.


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interface for RTF objects that can contain footers |
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Interface for classes containing headers. |
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RTF Bookmark container interface. |
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Interface for classes containing images. |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfHyperLinks. |
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Interface for objects containing Commands |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfLists. |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfPageBreaks. |
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Interface for classes containing page number citations |
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Interface for objects containing page numbers |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfParagraphs. |
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Interface for classes containing Paragraphs with Keep Together |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfTables. |
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Interface for RtfElements that can contain RtfText elements. |
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Interface which enables an implementing class to contain linear text runs. |
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Constants for RTF table attribute names. |
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Used to get information about tables, for example when handling nested tables. |
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RtfContainer that encloses footers |
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Attributes for RtfText. |
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The opposite of RtfAfter |
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RTF Bookmark. |
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RTF Bookmark container implementation. |
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Singelton of the RTF color table. |
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An RtfElement that can contain other elements. |
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The RTF document area, container for RtfSection objects. |
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Base class for all elements of an RTF file. |
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Creates an RTF image from an external graphic file. |
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RTF font table. |
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Model of an RTF footnote. |
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Process "jfor-cmd" |
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Model of an RTF list, which can contain RTF list items. |
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Model of an RTF list item, which can contain RTF paragraphs. |
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Simplistic options definitions for RTF generation. |
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Specifies rtf control words. |
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Page area container. |
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Page number container. |
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Page number citation container. |
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Model of an RTF paragraph, which can contain RTF text elements. |
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Class which represents a paragraph break. |
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Models a section in an RTF document |
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Singelton of the RTF style sheet table. |
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Container for RtfRow elements. |
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Options for configuring the rtf elements. |
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This short survey will use modern computers to crunch data and return to you a perfect match in personality with computer language.
Your Coding Awaits
Ruby. You wanna know what happened back in '95'?
Checkout this book I read in high school.
C#, aka the Cool Lanuage. For Reals. It is a C-like Object Oriented Langauge.
Checkout this about c#.
The Fundementals coming from a Microsoft perspective on a Big Blue machine.
Checkout this website from the glory years.
Cobol85 - The Business Langauge
Checkout this book. Its Been Digitized.


The Myers-Briggs test resulted in an ENFP (Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling and Prospective). An ENFP result indicates that I am energetic, enthusiastic, curious, and friendly. Some weakness of being an ENFP consists of having difficulty to focus (shiny object syndrome), highly emotional and uninterested in mundane tasks. These traits describe me quite accurately
In a team environment, I would find it relatively easy to get along with everybody and make sure everyone is on board. This would mean supporting teammates, contributing to discussions, and ensuring that everyone is valued and included. When forming a team, it is crucial to build genuine relationships with people you work with. You would consider everyone’s strengths and weaknesses, brainstorming together and approaching the task as efficiently and creatively possible.
The result suggested that I am a tactile learner. A tactile learner means that I learn best by touching and doing. This result would influence my behavior during a team exercise because people do not learn the same way. For example, if a project meeting is being conducted through a phone, through a screen or sitting for long periods at a time, us tactile learners are more likely to tune out because it’s not our primary mode of learning. So when forming teams, I’d like everyone’s learning styles to be implemented. I’d solve this by visually displaying data, talking everyone through it while involving everyone in the process. Then perhaps leave time at the end of the meeting and discuss if anyone has any underlying issues. This would ensure the team stays on track, focused and motivated to learn.
The other test I took are the creativty test and personality test.
Results are similar to the above and correspondend with each others.


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| onSave should be called with values from form | passed in 0.008s |
| onSave should be disabled and enabled | passed in 0.014s |
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else:
studies = list(study)
if target is None and any(len(s.directions) > 1 for s in studies):
raise ValueError(
"If the `study` is being used for multi-objective optimization, "
"please specify the `target`."
else:
studies = list(study)
if target is None and any(study._is_multi_objective() for study in studies):
raise ValueError(
"If the `study` is being used for multi-objective optimization, "
"please specify the `target`."


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This class continues from where Statistical Machine Learning (GR5241) left off.
It covers neural networks, graphical models, sampling algorithms, and related topics.
Prerequisites
You must have attended Statistical Computation and Introduction to Data Science (GR5206) and Statistical Machine Learning (GR5241) in order to take this class. Please make sure you meet the prerequisites; if you enroll but do not have the prerequisites, the school will remove you from the class.Instructors
Peter Orbanz (first half of the term)John Cunningham (second half of the term)
Office hours: After class in the class room
Teaching Assistants
Ian Kinsella (iak2119@columbia.edu)Andrew Davison<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Gabriel Loaiza-Ganem<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Peter Lee<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Office hours: Monday, Tuesday, 5.30-7:00pm. Room 1025, Department of Statistics
Email Policy
All questions pertaining to the course (organization, curriculum, material, ect.) should be asked on Piazza where other students will be able to benefit from the answers. Questions containing sensitive &/or personal information can be directed to the TA’s who will redirect them to the professors as appropriate. No emails should be sent directly to the professors.Piazza Policy
The TA’s will manage a Piazza forum for students to ask, and help answer, questions pertaining to course organization and material. Students are highly encouraged to browse previously answered questions and contribute answers to those still awaiting responses. Questions must be specific, self contained, and answerable with a single response. For example, a question troubleshooting the performance of a model needs to provide details about the model architecture, training procedure, dataset, and performance metrics. The TA’s will not be responsible for posting back and forth on the forums to extract these details.If your question does not fit well within these confines, it should be brought to office hours where that type of discussion is more appropriate. Furthermore, the Piazza forums and office hours are specifically intended for discussion about the models and concepts covered in the course, NOT general Python or Tensorflow programming/debugging questions. Questions pertaining to these topics, in particular (but not limited to) “Why do I get this error message when I run my code?”, should be directed to appropriate online resources such as Stack Overflow.
Slides
Homework + useful files
- Homework 1 (due 26th September, 4pm)
- Homework 2 (due 17th October, 4pm)
- Homework 3 (due 31st October, 4pm)
- Homework 4 (due 17th November, 4pm)
- Homework 5 (due 7th December, 4pm)
Useful links
- Course repository (containing Python/TF tutorials, code examples etc.)
- Piazza (for questions relating to the course; note the Piazza policy above)
Textbooks
The course is not based on a textbook. The relevant course materials are the slides. If you would like to complement lectures and slides by further reading, these books might be useful:-
Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning.
Christopher M. Bishop.
Springer, 2006.
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Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective.
Kevin P. Murphy.
MIT Press, 2012.
[Available online]


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As computing devices become more pervasive, the software systems that control them have become increasingly more complex and sophisticated. Consequently, despite the tremendous resources devoted to making software more robust and resilient, ensuring that programs are correct—especially at scale—remains a difficult and challenging endeavor. Unfortunately, uncaught errors triggered during program execution can lead to potentially crippling security violations, unexpected runtime failure or unintended behavior, all of which can have profound negative consequences on economic productivity, reliability of mission-critical systems, and correct operation of important and sensitive cyber infrastructure.
To help overcome these challenges, DARPA has created the Mining and Understanding Software Enclaves (MUSE) program. MUSE seeks to make significant advances in the way software is built, debugged, verified, maintained and understood. Central to its approach is the creation of a community infrastructure built around a large, diverse and evolving corpus of software drawn from the hundreds of billions of lines of open source code available today.
Program Manager: Dr. Sandeep Neema
Contact: Dr. Sandeep Neema
The content below has been generated by organizations that are partially funded by DARPA; the views and conclusions contained therein are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or endorsements, either expressed or implied, of DARPA or the U.S. Government.
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| Team | Project | Description | Category | Code | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Colorado | Hopper | The core functionality of Hopper is an engine for refuting queries written in separation logic; that is, showing that no concrete execution can satisfy the query. Hopper performs a form of proof by contradiction: it starts from a query representing a bad program state (such as a null dereference or out-of-bounds array access) and works backward in an attempt to derive false. | Software Analysis | https://github.com/cuplv/hopper | Apache |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | Petablox | A system that integrates foundational program analyses of large Java and C/C++ programs with a Datalog-centric database for storing and querying the results of those analyses. | Software Analysis | https://bitbucket.org/pag-lab/petablox.git | New BSD License |
| Kestrel Institute | Program Synthesis Tools in ACL2 | Provides facilities for carrying out automated program refinement in ACL2 via proof-generating transformations. (ACL2) | Analytics | Not Yet Available | 3-clause BSD |
| Kestrel Institute | SOFT (Second-Order Functions and Theorems) | SOFT provides facilities for mimicking second-order functions and theorems in the first-order logic of the ACL2 theorem prover. (ACL2) | Analytics | https://github.com/acl2/acl2/blob/master/books/tools/soft.lisp (part of the ACL2 GitHub repository) | 3-clause BSD |
| Kestrel Institute | ACL2 | ACL2 is a logic and programming language in which you can model computer systems, together with a tool to help you prove properties of those models. 'ACL2' denotes 'A Computational Logic for Applicative Common Lisp'. ACL2 is part of the Boyer-Moore family of provers, for which its authors have received the 2005 ACM Software System Award. (ACL2, Common Lisp) | Software Analysis | https://github.com/acl2/acl2 (part of the ACL2 GitHub repository) | 3-clause BSD |
| Kestrel Institute | Formal Model of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) | A formal, executable model of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in the logic of the ACL2 theorem prover, suitable for proof, testing, symbolic execution, etc. (ACL2) | Software Analysis | https://github.com/acl2/acl2/blob/master/books/tools/soft.lisp | 3-clause BSD |
| Kestrel Institute | Axe tool | Axe is an automated formal verification tool for proving equivalence of Java bytecode programs. Axe has been used to verify real-world Java implementations of cryptographic operations, including block ciphers, stream ciphers, and cryptographic hash functions. Axe proves the bit-for-bit equivalence of the outputs of two programs, one of which may be a formal, mathematical specification. (ACL2) | Software Analysis | Not Yet Available | BSD |
| Kestrel Institute | CVXPY | CVXPY is a Python-embedded modeling language for convex optimzation problems. It allows you to express your problem in a natural way that follows the math, rather than in the restrictive standard form required by solvers. (Python) | Analytics | https://github.com/cvxgrp/cvxpy | GPLv3 |
| Leidos | LODE | LODE provides the ability to download publicly available open source software(OSS) along with any associated metadata related to the OSS such as commit history, languages, and bug reports. It also extracts and stores further metadata from the software. | Software Corpus | Not Yet Available | Government Unlimited Rights |
| Leidos | LODEsearch | LODEsearch is a flexible web application framework that allows the user to search and filter projects in a software corpus at very granular level. It leverages ElasticSearch on the backend to make searching associated metadata and code fast and efficient. It allows provides top level metrics of all the projects in the associated software corpus. | Software Corpus | Not Yet Available | Government Unlimited Rights |
| MIT CSAIL | Prophet | A novel patch generation system that works with a set of successful human patches obtained from open- source software repositories to learn a probabilistic, application- independent model of correct code. | Analytics | https://github.mit.edu/fanl/prophet | MIT |
| MIT CSAIL | DemoMatch | Automatic code synthesis from program demonstrations. | Analytics | Not Yet Available | GPL |
| MIT CSAIL | Sketch | A synthesis-enabled language that allows programmers to write programs with holes and then rely on constraint-based synthesis to discover the missing code. | Analytics | https://bitbucket.org/gatoatigrado/sketch-frontend/overview | BSD, MIT |
| SRI International, MIT, University of Washington, University of Waterloo | PASCALI | PASCALI is a programmer assistant for Java programmers | Analytics | https://github.com/SRI-CSL/pascali-public | TBD |
| Rice University | PDB v0.1.1 | PDB is a distributed database and compute platform. This is the first, single-threaded version of the system. | Database | Not Yet Available | Not Applicable |
| Rice University | PDB v0.1.2 | PDB is a distributed database and compute platform. This is the first, multi-threaded version of the system. | Database | Not Yet Available | Not Applicable |
| Rice University | PDB v0.1.3 | PDB is a distributed database and compute platform. This is the first client-server version of the system. Open source release of this software is planned for May 2016 | Database | Not Yet Available | ALv2 |
| Rice University | Salento | Salento is a system for statistical learning of API specifications from Big Code. The system uses static analysis of Big Code to generate a large number of sequences that capture orderings and constraints over API calls in program executions. A new class of statistical learning algorithms are then used to find patterns in these sequences. These learned models can be used to guide programmers who are in the process of using an API, and to repair and synthesize API-intensive code. Open source release of this software is planned for May 2016 | Database | Specification Mining, API call prediction, API usage repair | Eclipse 2.0 |
| Rice University | Splicer | Splicer is a system for data-driven synthesis of programs. The target user of the system is a programmer who wants to customize a preexisting piece of code for a new setting. While using Splicer, the user only writes their customizations, leaving placeholders and natural language comments describing the code that is to be customized. The system searches a corpus of Big Code, identifies code that matches the comments, and automatically fits this code into the user's unfinished program Open source release of this software is planned for May 2016. | Code search, Program synthesis | Not Yet Available | Eclipse 2.0 |
| Rice University | Lambda2 | Lambda2 is a system for automatic synthesis of functional programs from formal specifications. The system's input is a constraint that describes the input-output behavior of a function that the user wants to implement. Given this input, the system selects a set of code components from the corpus, and composes these components appropriately so that the result matches the input specification. Open source release of this software is planned for May 2016 | Program synthesis, Automated reasoning, Code search | Not Yet Available | Eclipse 2.0 |
| University of Texas at Austin | CodeHunter | CodeHunter performs code search on a large source code database. CodeHunter uses a novel combination of method names, signatures, and implementations to find relevant programs that most closely match the user's query. CodeHunter improves programmers efficiency by quickly finding relevant code to their needs. | Synthesis | Not Yet Available | ALv2 |
| University of Texas at Austin | APIHunter | APIHunter finds a sequence of method calls from a Java library that can be used to implement a given functionality. Programmers can save time and effort in learning how to use existing libraries by just using APIHunter to automatically synthesize the code they need. | Code Search | Not Yet Available | ALv2 |
| University of Texas at Austin | CPSolver | CPSolver is a prototype implementation of a new loop-invariant synthesis algorithm for single-loop numeric programs that manipulate rational variables. CPSolver works by iteratively refining a set of interval ('box') constraints, or octagons, until the set of boxes (or octagons) is an inductive invariant. The advantage of CPSolver is that, because it uses standard abstract domains, it sidesteps the need to develop complex, non-standard domains specialized for solving a particular problem. | API Completion | Not Yet Available | ALv2 |
| University of Wisconsin–Madison | Not Yet Available | CPSolver is a prototype implementation of a new loop-invariant synthesis algorithm for single-loop numeric programs that manipulate rational variables. CPSolver works by iteratively refining a set of interval ('box') constraints, or octagons, until the set of boxes (or octagons) is an inductive invariant. The advantage of CPSolver is that, because it uses standard abstract domains, it sidesteps the need to develop complex, non-standard domains specialized for solving a particular problem. | Software Analysis | Not Yet Available | MIT |
| University of Wisconsin–Madison | Not Yet Available | RES (relevant example search) is an example implementation of a code classification/similarity algorithm. The program and tools analyze a labeled corpus, and then provide both classification of given code into categories (labeled in the corpus) and similarity comparisons between the given and corpus code examples. | Software Analysis | Not Yet Available | MIT |
| Team | Title | Link |
|---|---|---|
| University of Colorado Boulder, University of Pennsylvania | Synthesis through Unification | http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-21668-3_10 |
| University of Colorado Boulder, Samsung Research America | Selective Control-Flow Abstraction via Jumping | http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=2814270.2814293 |
| Draper Laboratory | Learning Program Attributes from a Variety of Sources | N/A |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | A User-Guided Approach to Program Analysis | http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~naik/pubs/fse15a.pdf |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | Volt: A Lazy Grounding Framework for Solving Very Large MaxSAT Instances | http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~naik/pubs/sat15.pdf |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | Query-Guided Maximum Satisfiability | http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~naik/pubs/popl16.pdf |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | Scaling Relational Inference Using Proofs and Refutations | http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~naik/pubs/aaai16.pdf |
| Kestrel Institute | Second-Order Functions and Theorems in ACL2 | http://eptcs.web.cse.unsw.edu.au/paper.cgi?ACL22015.3.pdf |
| MIT CSAIL | Automatic Patch Generation by Learning Correct Code | http://people.csail.mit.edu/fanl/papers/prophet-popl16.pdf |
| MIT CSAIL | Staged Program Repair with Condition Synthesis | http://people.csail.mit.edu/fanl/papers/spr-fse15.pdf |
| University of Wisconsin–Madison | Newtonian program analysis via tensor product | http://www.cs.wisc.edu/wpis/papers/popl16.pdf |
| Rice University | Learning to Grade Student Programs in a Massive Open Online Course | http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=7023401&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D7023401 |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Android on Github | This data set contains 10,000 cloned Github repos that contain Android app source files. |
| DroidLife Traces | This data set contains 134 execution traces consisting of initializing events, callbacks, and framework callins on running Android applications. In these traces, 184 distinct Android types have been traced. |
| Google Code Jam subset | This data set consists of scraped Google Code Jam submissions from 2006 through 2015, restricted to those written in C and compilable using ‘gcc -c‘ with gcc version 4.6.4. |


The SELECT statement allows you to filter data from the collection of object(s) returned by a WHERE search operation. The projection list is either specified as * or as a comma delimited list of expressions.
For *, the interim results of the WHERE clause are returned from the query.
Examples:
Query all objects from the region using *. Returns the Collection of portfolios (The exampleRegion contains Portfolio as values).
SELECT * FROM /exampleRegion
Query secIds from positions. Returns the Collection of secIds from the positions of active portfolios:
SELECT secId FROM /exampleRegion, positions.values TYPE Position
WHERE status = 'active'
Returns a Collection of struct<type: String, positions: map> for the active portfolios. The second field of the struct is a Map ( jav.utils.Map ) object, which contains the positions map as the value:
SELECT "type", positions FROM /exampleRegion
WHERE status = 'active'
Returns a Collection of struct<portfolios: Portfolio, values: Position> for the active portfolios:
SELECT * FROM /exampleRegion, positions.values
TYPE Position WHERE status = 'active'
Returns a Collection of struct<pflo: Portfolio, posn: Position> for the active portfolios:
SELECT * FROM /exampleRegion portfolio, positions positions
TYPE Position WHERE portfolio.status = 'active'
SELECT Statement Results
The result of a SELECT statement is either UNDEFINED or is a Collection that implements the SelectResults interface.
The SelectResults returned from the SELECT statement is either:
A collection of objects, returned for these two cases:
- When only one expression is specified by the projection list and that expression is not explicitly specified using the fieldname:expression syntax
- When the SELECT list is * and a single collection is specified in the FROM clause
A collection of Structs that contains the objects
When a struct is returned, the name of each field in the struct is determined following this order of preference:
- If a field is specified explicitly using the fieldname:expression syntax, the fieldname is used.
- If the SELECT projection list is * and an explicit iterator expression is used in the FROM clause, the iterator variable name is used as the field name.
- If the field is associated with a region or attribute path, the last attribute name in the path is used.
- If names cannot be decided based on these rules, arbitrary unique names are generated by the query processor.
DISTINCT
Use the DISTINCT keyword if you want to limit the results set to unique rows. Note that in the current version of Geode you are no longer required to use the DISTINCT keyword in your SELECT statement.
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion
Note: If you are using DISTINCT queries, you must implement the equals and hashCode methods for the objects that you query.
LIMIT
You can use the LIMIT keyword at the end of the query string to limit the number of values returned.
For example, this query returns at most 10 values:
SELECT * FROM /exampleRegion LIMIT 10
ORDER BY
You can order your query results in ascending or descending order by using the ORDER BY clause. You must use DISTINCT when you write ORDER BY queries.
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion WHERE ID < 101 ORDER BY ID
The following query sorts the results in ascending order:
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion WHERE ID < 101 ORDER BY ID asc
The following query sorts the results in descending order:
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion WHERE ID < 101 ORDER BY ID desc
Note: If you are using ORDER BY queries, you must implement the equals and hashCode methods for the objects that you query.
Preset Query Functions
Geode provides several built-in functions for evaluating or filtering data returned from a query. They include the following:
| Function | Description | Example |
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| ELEMENT(expr) | Extracts a single element from a collection or array. This function throws a FunctionDomainException if the argument is not a collection or array with exactly one element. |
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| IS_DEFINED(expr) | Returns TRUE if the expression does not evaluate to UNDEFINED. Inequality queries include undefined values in their query results. With the IS_DEFINED function, you can limit results to only those elements with defined values. |
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| IS_UNDEFINED (expr) | Returns TRUE if the expression evaluates to UNDEFINED. With the exception of inequality queries, most queries do not include undefined values in their query results. The IS_UNDEFINED function allows undefined values to be included, so you can identify elements with undefined values. |
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| NVL(expr1, expr2) | Returns expr2 if expr1 is null. The expressions can be query parameters (bind arguments), path expressions, or literals. | |
| TO_DATE(date_str, format_str) | Returns a Java Data class object. The arguments must be String S with date_str representing the date and format_str representing the format used by date_str. The format_str you provide is parsed using java.text.SimpleDateFormat. |
COUNT
The COUNT keyword returns the number of results that match the query selection conditions specified in the WHERE clause. Using COUNT allows you to determine the size of a results set. The COUNT statement always returns an integer as its result.
The following queries are example COUNT queries that return region entries:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM /exampleRegion
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM /exampleRegion WHERE ID > 0
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM /exampleRegion WHERE ID > 0 LIMIT 50
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM /exampleRegion
WHERE ID >0 AND status LIKE 'act%'
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM /exampleRegion
WHERE ID IN SET(1,2,3,4,5)
The following COUNT query returns the total number of StructTypes that match the query’s selection criteria.
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM /exampleRegion p, p.positions.values pos
WHERE p.ID > 0 AND pos.secId 'IBM'
The following COUNT query uses the DISTINCT keyword and eliminates duplicates from the number of results.
SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*)
FROM /exampleRegion p, p.positions.values pos
WHERE p.ID > 0 OR p.status = 'active' OR pos.secId
OR pos.secId = 'IBM'


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| glMultiVector & | operator= (const glMultiVector &other) noexcept |
| Copy operator, for copying another buffer into this one. More... | |
| T & | operator[] (const size_t index) noexcept |
| Retrieve a reference to the element at the index specified. More... | |
| void | resize (const size_t newCapacity) noexcept |
| Resizes the internal capacity of this vector. More... | |
| size_t | getLength () const noexcept |
| Retrieve the length of this vector (number of elements in it). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from mini::glMultiBuffer< BufferCount > | |
| virtual | ~glMultiBuffer ()=default |
| Virtual Destructor. | |
| glMultiBuffer ()=default | |
| Default constructor. | |
| glMultiBuffer (glMultiBuffer &&) noexcept=default | |
| Move constructor. | |
| glMultiBuffer (const glMultiBuffer &) noexcept=default | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| glMultiBuffer & | operator= (glMultiBuffer &&) noexcept=default |
| Move assignment. | |
| glMultiBuffer & | operator= (const glMultiBuffer &) noexcept=default |
| Copy assignment. | |
| void | beginWriting () const noexcept |
| Prepare this buffer for writing, waiting on any reads. | |
| void | endWriting () const noexcept |
| Signal that this multi-buffer is finished being written to. | |
| void | endReading () noexcept |
| Signal that this multi-buffer is finished being read from. | |
| void | bindBuffer (const GLenum target) const noexcept |
| Bind this buffer to the target specified. More... | |
| void | bindBufferBase (const GLenum target, const GLuint index) const noexcept |
| Bind this buffer to a particular shader binding point. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from mini::glMultiBuffer< BufferCount > | |
| static void | WaitForFence (GLsync &fence) noexcept |
| Wait for the fence at the supplied index to pass. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from mini::glMultiBuffer< BufferCount > | |
| GLsync | m_writeFence [BufferCount] {} |
| Protected Attributes. More... | |
| GLsync | m_readFence [BufferCount] {} |
| Fence for reading data. | |
| GLuint | m_bufferID [BufferCount] {} |
| OpenGL object IDs. | |
| int | m_index = 0 |
| Multi-buffer index. | |
An STL-like vector for OpenGL multi-buffered data.
| T | the type of element to construct an array of. |
|
inline |
Construct a GL Vector.
| capacity | the starting capacity(1 or more). |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Move constructor.
| other | another buffer to move the data from, to here. |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Copy constructor.
| other | another buffer to move the data from, to here. |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Retrieve the length of this vector (number of elements in it).
|
inlinenoexcept |
Movement operator, for moving another buffer into this one.
| other | another buffer to move the data from, to here. |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Copy operator, for copying another buffer into this one.
| other | another buffer to copy the data from, to here. |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Retrieve a reference to the element at the index specified.
| index | an index to the element desired. |
|
inlinenoexcept |
Resizes the internal capacity of this vector.
| newCapacity | the new desired capacity. |


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Topo
The Topo
object is the container for topologically sorting a list of nodes with non-circular interdependencies.
new Topo()
Creates a new Topo
object.
topo.add(nodes, [options])
Specifies an additional node or list of nodes to be topologically sorted where:
nodes
- a mixed value or array of mixed values to be added as nodes to the topologically sorted list.options
- optional sorting information about the nodes
:
group
- a string naming the group to which nodes
should be assigned. The group name '?'
is reserved.before
- a string or array of strings specifying the groups that nodes
must precede in the topological sort.after
- a string or array of strings specifying the groups that nodes
must succeed in the topological sort.sort
- a numerical value used to sort items when performing a topo.merge()
.Returns an array of the topologically sorted nodes.
topo.nodes
An array of the topologically sorted nodes. This list is renewed upon each call to topo.add()
.
topo.merge(others)
Merges another Topo
object into the current object where:
others
- the other object or array of objects to be merged into the current one. null
values are ignored.Returns an array of the topologically sorted nodes. Will throw if a dependency error is found as a result of the combined items.
If the order in which items have been added to each list matters, use the sort
option in topo.add()
with an incrementing
value providing an absolute sort order among all items added to either object.


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I have a QNAP Turbo NAS TS410. And under a DHCP setup that is available where I live, it is difficult to figure out the IP address of my NAS box is every time I restart, since the router isn't doing a great job with the DHCP leases. The QNAP Finder for Linux that QNAP provides has strict dependencies on a specific gtk+ version. The source isn't available, making it impossible to use on my Arch Linux machine.
It got me wondering though, what the app actually does. I installed the Windows version of it on a borrowed laptop and using wireshark, I figured a bunch of things, all of which I've documented here. With that information, I wrote a small command-line utility that will essentially do the job for me. I call it qnap-finder and it is available on github.
A quick preview of what the tool shows when run:
$ ./qnap-finder
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IP Address : <IP_ADDRESS>
Type : NAS(TS-410)TS-419ITS-410
This is just the basic detail. There is a lot more information available, like the number of hard disks, the version of the firmware which I still haven't got to parsing and displaying, will get that done soon. Hopefully someone else will find this useful. And it is quite possible that I haven't done something right, so please feel free to contribute/fork or report bugs.
* Disclaimer ============ This program is a work in progress and isn't guaranteed to work with all QNAP devices. Although this is meant to be a replacement for the Windows/Mac versions of QNAP finder, it is not guaranteed to work that way.


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Yesterday, I gave a talk on Soya at ThoughtWorks AwayDay. Some people have asked me if I could make the slides available and - even though they are basically just copies from previous talks - I have uploaded the slides here.
Also, you can download the original thesis here.


The Regpict library draws register pictures in specifications. An example such figure is shown in Figure 1.
This library consists of two levels:
Converts a JSON formatted description of a hardware register into the corresponding SVG diagram.
This layer supports inheritance.
These extract information from a variety of input formats and produce JSON usable by the JSON to SVG conversion layer. Input formats include:

...

as used in recent [[PCISIG]] specifications.

...

containing the JSON code.
...

containing Nvidia refman formatted text.
Using the JSON extraction layer is optional. The JSON to SVG conversion layer can be used standalone.
The generated SVG is designed to be styled using CSS. Proper representation requires some CSS. A minimal CSS file is provided as well as a more complete example. Section 3 describes the classes contained in the generated SVG.
The initial implementation is in JavaScript. This version was integrated into a fork [[RESPEC-Fork]] of the respec library [[RESPEC]].
A version in Ruby that works as a plugin filter for [[ASCIIDOCTOR]] is anticipated.

 { "fields": { "field 4:0": { "msb": 4, "lsb": 0, "attr": "ro" }, "bit9": { "msb": 9, "value": "1" }, "bit10": { "lsb": 10, "value": "0" }, "bit11": { "lsb": 11 }, "bit 12:15": { "lsb": 12, "msb": 15, "value": "value" }, "byte": { "lsb": 16, "msb": 31, "value": [ "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H"] } } }

JSON Register Example

The JSON intermediate format contains a collection of properties related to the overall register as well as a fields property with details for each register field. The each property of fields describes the corresponding register field.
The following register properties are defined:
{ }
.
The following properties are defined for register fields:
Name of the field. If the name fits in the field box and no value is provided for the field, the name is drawn in the field box, centered horizontally, with the top edge of the name text at cellNameTop. Otherwise, the field name is drawn to the right of bit visibleLSB with a line connecting the field name to the middle of the bit field.
If name is not specified, the default is the property name of the field within the fields property of the register. Note: all fields in Figure 1 do not have a name property.
id
attribute for the
<g>
element in the generated SVG.
If this property is not explicitly defined and field is not isUnused, an
id
attribute will be be created for the field using rules defined in
Section 3.4.
<g>
element. A good application for the
addClass property is to highlight particular fields, when this highlighting is not an intrinsic property of the field. For example, if the same figure is used in multiple places, with each usage explaining some of the fields, the
addClass property can be used to highlight the appropriate fields. Intrinsic properties of a field are better indicated through the
attr property.
This section describes the structure of the generated SVG. Knowing this structure permits more flexible styling of the resulting diagram using CSS.
The generated SVG contains a
<g>
element for every field. This includes fields that are explicitly defined as well as fields that are created to represent unused register bits.
Regpict will generate an External Field when the field name doesn't fit in the bit field box or the field has a value property.
An example External Field is shown below. This is the bit 12:15 field from Figure 1.
<g id="regpict-json-register-example-bit-12-15" class="regFieldExternal regAttr_other regLink regFieldExternal1"> <text x="358" y="36" class="regBitNumEnd">12</text> <text x="298" y="36" class="regBitNumStart">15</text> <line x1="360" y1="40" x2="360" y2="26.5" class="regBitNumLine_Hide"></line> <line x1="296" y1="40" x2="296" y2="26.5" class="regBitNumLine"></line> <rect x="296" y="40" width="64" height="32" class="regFieldBox"></rect> <line x1="344" y1="64" x2="344" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <line x1="328" y1="64" x2="328" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <line x1="312" y1="64" x2="312" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <text x="328" y="20" class="regBitWidth">4 bits</text> <text x="568" y="152" class="regFieldName">bit 12:15</text> <text x="328" y="56" class="regFieldValue">value</text> <path d="M296,72l32,4L360,72" class="regBitBracket" fill="none"></path> <path d="M328,76V147.5H566.4" class="regBitLine" fill="none"></path> </g>
Regpict will generate an Internal Field when the field name fits in the bit field box and there is no value property.
An example Internal Field is shown below. This is the field 4:0 field from Figure 1.
<g id="regpict-json-register-example-field-4-0" class="regFieldInternal regAttr_ro regLink"> <text x="550" y="36" class="regBitNumEnd">0</text> <text x="474" y="36" class="regBitNumStart">4</text> <line x1="552" y1="40" x2="552" y2="26.5" class="regBitNumLine"></line> <line x1="472" y1="40" x2="472" y2="26.5" class="regBitNumLine"></line> <rect x="472" y="40" width="80" height="32" class="regFieldBox"></rect> <line x1="536" y1="64" x2="536" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <line x1="520" y1="64" x2="520" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <line x1="504" y1="64" x2="504" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <line x1="488" y1="64" x2="488" y2="72" class="regFieldBox"></line> <text x="512" y="20" class="regBitWidth">5 bits</text> <text x="512" y="56" class="regFieldName">field 4:0</text> </g>
<g>
element: class
attributesThe generated SVG has a variety of classes available. This allows customizing the styling of the diagram using CSS.
The following classes are defined:
<g>
element to indicate an Internal Field.
<g>
element to indicate and External Field.
<g>
element of an External Field. The two least significant
External Fields have regFieldExternal0. The next two
External Fields have
regFieldExternal1. The pattern repeats with next two
External Fields have regFieldExternal0, followed by two with
regFieldExternal1. These classes can be used to format the lines differently to enhance readability.
<g>
element to indicate a defined field that can be referenced externally. These fields have an
id
attribute).
<g>
element to indicate that the field is partially visible because its
lsb is less than visibleLSB.
<g>
element to indicate that the field is partially visible because its
msb is greater than visibleMSB.
<g>
element to indicate that the field is not visible either because its
lsb is greater than visibleMSB or its msb is less than visibleLSB.
xxx
<g>
element to convey the attributes of the corresponding field.
The xxx
is the attr value converted to lower case.
<g>
element of an Internal Field to indicate that the
isUnused property was present and true
. Not applicable to an External Field.
<text>
element that contains the msb bit number of the field.
Used only for multi-bit fields.
<text>
element that contains the lsb bit number of the field.
Used only for multi-bit fields.
<text>
element that contains the bit number of the field.
Used only for single bit fields.
<line>
element that represents the line adjacent to the lsb and msb bit numbers of the field.
<g>
element.
<rect>
element that represents the bit field box.
<line>
element that represents the bit divider lines within the bit field box.
Used only for multi-bit fields.
<text>
element that contains the field name.
<text>
element that contains the width of the field.
This element should be hidden by default and should become visible when the user hovers over the
<g>
element.
<text>
element that contains the field value.
Used for all fields that contain a value property.
<text>
element that contains a single bit of the field value.
Used for fields that contain individual bit field values.
These fields also have class regFieldValue.
N
<text>
element that contains bit
N
of the field value.
Permits formatting individual bit values differently.
<text>
element that contains the value of the most significant bit of the field
value.
Permits formatting the msb value differently.
The lsb equivalent is regBitFieldValue-0.
<path>
element of an
External Field that is the bracket immediately below the bit field box. Not applicable to Internal Fields.
<path>
element of an
External Field that connects the bracket to the field name. Not applicable to Internal Fields.
<g>
element: id
attribute
Regpict will generate a unique id
attribute for most fields.
No id
is generated for unused fields (i.e. fields that have an
isUnused property with the value true
.
All other fields have an id
attribute generated as follows:
id
attribute already present the document.
-N
“ where ”N
“ a is the smallest integer value greater 0 that is not already used in the document.
For example, for the preliminary id “regpict-foo” is already present, the next one is “regpict-foo-1”, followed by “regpict-foo-2”, and so forth.
Unused bits in a register cause a field to be invented by Regpict.
This field has the following properties:
true
This section describes usage of the regpict feature in Steve Glaser's fork of respec [[RESPEC-Fork]].
There are 4 ways to use regpict:
id
attribute of the
 element, removing the text “fig-” from the beginning of the value.
title
attribute of the
.This value is then sanitized by:
id
attributeIf the
 does not have an
id
attribute, it is set to “fig-figName” where figName is the
figName property defined in .
data-json
attributedata-json
attribute, it's value is parsed and merged into the figure's JSON.
data-width
attributedata-width
attribute, it's value becomes the
width property of the figure's JSON.
data-unused
attributedata-unused
attribute, it's value becomes the
defaultUnused property of the figure's JSON.
data-href
attributedata-href
attribute, it's value becomes the
href property of the figure's JSON.
data-table
attributedata-table
attribute, it's value becomes the
table property of the figure's JSON.
data-register
attributedata-register
attribute, it's value becomes the
register property of the figure's JSON.
If the
 contains one or more
,
, or  elements, these elements are parsed and combined and the resulting figure is drawn. These elements are hidden as they are parsed (class “hide” added so they can be hidden by css).
If the JSON does not define a figName property, the
 value is used to invent one.
This situation is shown in Figure 2 and Example 4

 { "fields": { "foo": { "lsb": 0, "msb": 7 } } }

JSON directly in

If the
 contains one or more
,
, or  elements, these elements are parsed a figure is drawn for each such element. This can result in a single
 element having multiple figure diagrams. This is particularly useful in conjunction with visibleLSB and visibleMSB to display very wide registers conveniently. These elements are hidden as they are parsed (class “hide” added so they can be hidden by css).
If the
,
, or  element has the data-parents
attribute, this contains a list of one or more locators for external field definitions. The parents are merged into a copy of the
 JSON, in the order shown and then the JSON in the element is merged in. The figure is drawn with the resulting JSON. The JSON associated with the
 element is not affected.
If the JSON does not define a figName property, the
 value is used to invent one.
This situation is shown in Figure 3 and Example 4
{ "width": 64, "fields": { "lowByte": { "lsb": 0, "msb": 7 }, "highByte": { "lsb": 56, "msb": 63 }, "middle": { "lsb": 28, "msb": 39 } } }

 { "width": 64, "fields": { "lowByte": { "lsb": 0, "msb": 7 }, "highByte": { "lsb": 56, "msb": 63 }, "middle": { "lsb": 28, "msb": 39 } } }

{ }

 { "visibleLSB": 31 }

 { "visibleMSB": 32 }

JSON outside the

If the
 element has the class pcisig_reg
(in addition to the class
register
), and the
table property is defined in the JSON the
 element referenced by the
table property is parsed and merged into the figure's JSON.
The table property can either be specified directly in the JSON or via the
data-table
attribute on the
.
The underlying
 can have any formatting. No specific class
attribute is required.
The first column contains the bit location of the field. This determines the lsb and msb properties of the field. The column cell contains either an integer or a pair of integers separated by a colon (e.g. “9”, “15:8” or “8:15”). If two numbers are shown, the MSB is usually first, but this is not required.
The second column determines the name property of the field. It also contains a description of the field. The name property is derived from:

or
<dfn>
element.

or
<dfn>
element is present, the first word of the column cell.
The third column determines the attr property of the field. This field is not case sensitive. Valid values are shown in the list below. If the third column does not on of the items, the attr property is “other”.
It the third column matches one of the items marked “(unused)”, the isUnused property is set totrue
, otherwise the isUnused property is not set.
| Bit Location | Description | Attr |
|---|---|---|
| 3:0 | field3_0 this field is shown as field3_0 . |
RO |
| 4 | field_4 this field is shown as <dfn;>field_4</dfn> . |
rw |
| 9 | This is the description. | ros |
| 16:19 | bits_16_19 this field is shown as
<dfn class="field">bits_16_19</dfn> .
Because the <dfn> has the class field, it is automatically linked to the corresponding field in the figure.
Similarly, that field in the figure is linked back to this definition.
|
rw |
| 24:31 | upper_bits | hardwired |
If the
 element has the class nv_refman
(in addition to the class
register
), and the href property is defined in the JSON, the file referenced by the
href property is read and the register defined by the register property is drawn as a figure.
The href and register properties can either be specified directly in the JSON or via the
data-href
and data-register
attributes.
The referenced file MUST be formatted as an Nvidia refman file and MUST contain a register of the corresponding name.
The width property is determined from the refman definition unless it is already specified in JSON.
The attributes of each field are determined from the refman definition. These will be one of "ro", "rw", or "wo".


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| Email Campaign newsletter has creative design and is fit for all type of businesess. |
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| This newsletter template is responsive and will adapt the device size beautiflully. |
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| Grow sales with enhanced email newsletter
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