Love Island's Malin tips Jacqueline to win I'm A Celeb after Myles romance
Myles Stephenson has become a firm favourite in the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here camp, alongside Caitlyn Jenner and Roman Kemp.
And it turns out the Rak-Su singer, 28, has a famous ex, after it was revealed he previously dated Malin Andersson – and our minds are truly blown.
However, despite their past, the Love Island star-turned body positivity icon is rooting for EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa to go far in the ITV jungle.
Speaking exclusively to Metro.co.uk about her history with the X Factor winner, she told us: ‘I dated him [about] five years ago,’ she laughed.
‘That was years ago. I’m not going to say anything else.’
Fair enough.
Discussing this year’s show, she continued: ‘I like Jacqueline Jossa, I think she’s going to be cool. And the rugby player, James Haskell, he seems quite funny.
‘Everyone is on there to watch Caitlyn Jenner though, right?’
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Especially now that Caitlyn has started dropping those Kardashian secrets…
Myles and Jacqueline have a bizarre connection in the jungle – as the EastEnders star’s husband, Dan Osborne, is rumoured to have been unfaithful with Gabby Allen, who previously dated the X Factor winner.
Seriously, we cannot keep up.
Dan and Gabby have fiercely denied any cheat claims, maintaining they are just friends.
However, an insider has now claimed Myles is ‘willing’ to clear anything up that Jacqueline has questions about.
‘Myles would be willing to tell Jacqueline everything – and answer any questions she might have,’ a source told The Sun.
‘Myles will tell Jacqueline everything Gabby told him. It’s a good thing Gabby’s gone to Thailand for a month because she might find it uncomfortable watching.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here continues daily, at 9pm, on ITV.
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rvm Notes
This page is simply documenting common concepts and questions that have come up on irc.
General
- The last ruby version 'used' becomes the default.
- rvm is intended to be run as an individual user (not as root, yet)
Defaults
- The last ruby version 'used' becomes the default.
- The default implementation (interpreter) is 'ruby'
- The default version of ruby is '1.8.6'
Gems
- Ruby Gems for 1.9.*, jruby, ree are all separate, while with 1.8.X they are shared.
Installation
- *Everything* is installed into ~/.rvm. To remove rvm from your system simply remove ~.rvm.
- The gem is only used for distribution, you can just as easily clone the github repo and run bash/rvm-install or bash/rvm-update. After installation the Gem is no longer necessary and can be safely removed. This also means that you can clone the repository locally and symlink ~/.rvm/bin/rvm to the cloned project bash/rvm file.
Mac OS X
- If you have an error when compiling pertaining to readline, you may need to attempt installing with the following configure option:
rvm install 1.9 --configure "--enable-shared --with-readline-dir=/usr/local"
Note that this error seems to occur when having a macports installed readline along your path.


Calculus I Topics
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Limits
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This inspection reports an if expression checking variable being null right after initializing it that can be converted into an elvis operator in the initializer


Structuring app resources
In this article we will discuss best practices around managing assets and resources in Fuse projects.
We usually separate between resources and assets as follows:
- Assets usually come in the form of files containing content like images, videos or fonts.
- Resources define certain values that can be used throughout our app, like colors, font declarations (which acts as a reference to a font file usable in our apps) or strings with different translations.
Folder structure
We like to keep files organized according to which role they fulfill in our app. Thusly, we usually create a Resources folder and an Assets folder, where we put our resources and assets respectively. Beyond this, feel free to further organize your assets and resources in subsequent subfolders.
Example
- MyApp/
- MyApp.unoproj
- MainView.ux
- Components/
- Pages/
- Resources/
- ColorPalette.ux
- ColorTheme.ux
- Fonts.ux
- Assets/
- Fonts/
- RobotoBold.ttf
- RobotoRegular.ttf
- Images/
- DefaultAvatar.png
- SplashScreen.jpg
- Fonts/
Resources
A resource in Fuse is a value that we associate with a key (a name), so that it can be referenced by that key instead of having to replicate the exact value in multiple places. Examples of values that we prefer to make resources for include colors, fonts, strings and even margins and paddings. Another very useful aspect of resources is that they can be overridden at any time, meaning we can use this to define color palettes / themes that we can swap out even while the app is running.
There are two ways we can define resources and while they act in a similar way, they have some subtle but important differences.
- Static resources are defined using the
ux:Global
attribute and allow us to associate a value with a key and make it available globally in our app. - Dynamic resources are defined using the
ux:Key
attribute and allow us to associate a value with a key. This makes the value available to the entire subtree of where it is defined.
Lets take a look at an example:
<float4 ux:Global="AppBackground" ux:Value="#7FDBFF" />
Here we have defined the name AppBackground
to refer to the blueish color #7FDBFF. This value can then be used like so, anywhere in our app:
<Rectangle Color="AppBackground" />
Defining static resources/globals with meaningful names like this lets us easily tweak the look and feel of our app with only a single code change, even though the color is used in many places.
A limitation of static globals is that they cannot be changed while the app is running. For that use-case, we have dynamic resources:
<Panel>
<float4 ux:Key="AppBackground" ux:Value="#7FDBFF" />
<Rectangle Color="{Resource AppBackground}"/>
</Panel>
In the above example we've defined the same color, but as a dynamic resource instead. There are a couple things to notice about this snippet.
We have wrapped the Rectangle
and float4
resource in a Panel
to illustrate that the resource has to be either a sibling of the Rectangle
, or belong to one of its ancestors in order to be visible. Since we put it on the Panel
it is available to the panels descendants, or any of its descendants.
You might also have noticed that we needed to use a special binding syntax in order to access this resource: {Resource AppBackground}
. Since the resource might change while the app is running, we need to create a binding here so that our Rectangle
is notified whenever that occurs.
[callout info]
The {Resource <key>}
binding also works for static resources defined using ux:Global
. It will first look for a dynamic resource defined by ux:Key
, but if none is present, it will pick the static one by the same name instead.
[/callout]
Color palettes
When defining a color palette for our app, it can be a good idea to put it in its own file. This way we don't get a long list of color definitions cluttering our UI code, and it becomes easier to make color changes at a later stage. One detail of Fuse is that all files must define a ux:Class
in order to be included in the app. When we just want to define a bunch of resources however, we don't want to also have to define a class to contain them.
To make grouping resources more convenient, UX markup has a special tag called ux:Resources
, which is used as follows:
<ux:Resources>
<float4 ux:Global="MyApp.RedColor" ux:Value="#F44336" />
<float4 ux:Global="MyApp.PrimaryColor" ux:Value="MyApp.RedColor" />
<float4 ux:Global="MyApp.TopBarBackgroundColor" ux:Value="MyApp.PrimaryColor" />
</ux:Resources>
All resources defined inside ux:Resources
tags are automatically included in the app.
Tips on structuring color palettes
- You should define all colors as static resources using
ux:Global
. Instead of using these globals directly however, it is a good idea to instead use the{Resource <key>}
binding syntax so we can easily define various color schemes at a later stage. - It's better to use semantic names for colors. For example, instead of naming colors after their value, like
RoseGold
orMintGreen
, use names that hint to where in the app the colors should be used, likeLightBackgroundColor
,DarkTextColor
orMainAccentColor
.
Themes
The current way of creating themes in Fuse is to simply group all resources associated with the theme in an active trigger:
ColorPalette.ux
<ux:Resources>
<float4 ux:Global="Sienna" ux:Value="#a0522d" />
<float4 ux:Global="SkyBlue" ux:Value="#7ec0ee" />
<float4 ux:Global="MyApp.PrimaryColor" ux:Value="Sienna" />
</ux:Resources>
MyTheme.ux
<WhileTrue ux:Class="MyTheme" Value="true">
<float4 ux:Global="MyApp.PrimaryColor" ux:Value="SkyBlue" />
</WhileTrue>
We can then very easily use this theme in our app by adding it to our app root:
<App>
<MyTheme />
<Panel Color="{Resource MyApp.PrimaryColor}" />
</App>
Since MyTheme
inherits from the WhileTrue
trigger, it can easily be turned on and off by either data-binding its Value
property to a JavaScript
variable, or with pure UX using for example a Clicked
trigger and a Toggle
action:
<App>
<MyTheme ux:Name="myTheme"/>
<Panel Color="{Resource MyApp.PrimaryColor}">
<Clicked>
<Toggle Target="myTheme" />
</Clicked>
</Panel>
</App>
[callout info]
Note that we here have also defined a ux:Global
for MyApp.PrimaryColor
. This is to make sure our app has a fallback value for the case when no theme has been specified.
[/callout]
Fonts and text styles
Fuse supports both .otf
(OpenType) and .ttf
(TrueType) font files. In order to make a font available throughout your app you can create a static resource for it:
<Font ux:Global="RobotoBold" File="Assets/Fonts/Roboto-Bold.ttf" />
The font is then ready to be used in Text
and TextInput
objects by assigning their Font
property:
<Text Font="RobotoBold">Hello with Font</Text>
Instead of assigning your custom font to all text objects however we prefer creating a set of text styles using ux:Class
and instead use those in our app. This makes it easy to switch our fonts, text size and colors throughout our app by making changes in a single place.
<Text ux:Class="MyApp.TitleText" Font="RobotoBold" FontSize="20" Color="{Resource MyApp.TitleTextColor}" />
<Text ux:Class="MyApp.BodyText" Font="RobotoRegular" FontSize="13" Color="{Resource MyApp.BodyTextColor}" />
<StackPanel>
<MyApp.TitleText>This is a title</MyApp.TitleText>
<MyApp.BodyText>And this is some body text...</MyApp.BodyText>
</StackPanel>


The Kingdom of Andar was a beacon of light and hope in the world for hundreds of years.
The roads of Andar connected towns and cities from the northern kingdoms to the wildlands in the south.
Safety, prosperity, and wealth were abundant for all, and many heroes were made throughout its' grand history.
Years ago, the dark mists descended on the Kingdom of Andar.
Dark shapes swirled through them, and the elders whispered that they were sentient.
Any who entered the mists were lost forever, and the kingdom began to unravel. Contact
between towns just miles apart was severed, and each town was forced to survive on its' own.
For the first time in a generation, the mists have started to recede. The uncovered world
is not the same as it was before. Strange, distorted creatures and malevolent entities
inhabit the new world. Villages that were close by have vanished and entire cities lost.
Andar is located in a beautiful countryside in the foothills of the Frostpeaks. The people are strong, peaceful and hard-working. The Knights of Andar are the most powerful fighting force in the world, and a symbol for the unity between the kingdoms.
The Marauders are disillusioned soldiers and citizens who sought to profit off of the trusting nature of others. They are made up of slavers, thieves, murderers, and pirates. They reave from the Wastes where they contest the badlands with warring tribes and deadly beasts.
When the mists rose, so did the unliving. Any who are slain must be burned before dark or they rise again. Far from being mindless, they seem to move as an organized force. They have congregated in the rubble of the ancient city Ruun, the former capital of the long lost Runin Empire.
Powerful, cunning, brutal, and wild, the Beastmen protect the Wildlands fiercely. They have a matriarchal society that honours beasts and nature, and it is rumored that many of them are skinchangers themselves. They hunt demons and the undead and have been seen transporting large quantities of stone and sky metal, but no one knows for what purpose.
When the mists descended, many took up the call and defended their homes. Some heroes took up a sword,
others a pen.
These hardened soldiers have seen it all. They have honed their skills and strength and have the scars to prove it. Warriors can be noble knights, humble peasants, or even cruel raiders. If you have a tendency towards hand to hand combat, this is the class for you.
These cunning outdoorsmen roam the lands, bringing down game for their families or their king. No one knows the land like the hunters, and no one knows how to handle a bow like they do. Trackers, poachers, archers, assassins and spies are all over the kingdoms.
Those who pick up a book instead of a sword are seldom destined for glory. These are the people who make sure that the world is worth fighting for. Healers, scribes, scientists, and explorers all contribute to the advancement of humanity.
Whether through politics, birthright, or cunning, these leaders of men have made it to the top. When they speak, others listen. Where they go, others follow. Not the best with a blade, but why need to be when you have a retinue waiting to carry out your every whim.


Person-ant
-
accountant: 会计；会计师 a person whose job is to keep or check financial accounts
-
consultant: 顾问 a person who knows a lot about a particular subject and is employed to give advice about it to other people 高级顾问医师；会诊医师 a hospital doctor of the highest rank who is a specialist in a particular area of medicine
-
contestant: 比赛者；竞争者 a person who takes part in a contest
-
servant: 仆人；用人 a person who works in another person's house, and cooks, cleans, etc. for them
-
vagrant: 无业游民；流浪者；（尤指）乞丐 a person who has no home or job, especially one who begs(= asks for money) from people


Granblue Fantasy Gacha Simulator
Currently all gacha are assume equal drop rate.
total money: {{totalRoll * 300}} yen
Normal
Legend Fest
random
roll until get
clear all check
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Total SSR you get: {{totalSsr}}
SSR drop rate: {{totalSsr / totalRoll * 100 | number:2}}%
Show details:
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Description
The types detailed in this section are the
Interlocked Semantic Types
for use with
Interlocked Operations
,
Interlocked Cages
, and
Interlocked Fences
.
Model of
Each type mentioned above is an
Interlocked Semantic Type
.
If you are unsure as to which semantics you should use for a given situation, it is generally safest to use the default semantics of the corresponding operation. If efficiency is important for your application, you should prefer to use the least-restrictive semantics that you can without breaking allowable ordering of visibility between threads.
Table 8. Semantic Types
|
Type |
Thread-Safe |
Ordering Guarantee |
|---|---|---|
|
|
no |
No atomicity or ordering with respect to multiple threads. Note: Useful for generic programming, particular when the requirement for thread-safety is dependent on a template argument. --end note |
|
|
yes |
No ordering guarantee. |
|
|
yes |
Ensures that all subsequent operations in program order are performed after all preceding loads in program order. |
|
|
yes |
Ensures that all preceding operations in program order are performed after all subsequent stores in program order. |
|
|
yes |
Combines the semantics of |
|
|
yes |
Ensures that all preceding operations in program order are performed after all subsequent operations in program order. |
|
|
|
Uses the default ordering guarantees as specified by the corresponding operation. Note: This will likely be removed as all operations should now default to sequential. --end note |
Headers
In general, you should not have to explicitly include the following files
in order to use Interlocked Operations
and Interlocked
Barriers
, since including the file for the operation implicitly
includes the corresponding semantics. However, if you wish to create your
own operations, you would use the headers notated below to bring in the semantic
types which are necessary.
// Brings in all semantic types. #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics.hpp> // Fine-grained semantic headers. #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/thread_unsafe.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/unordered.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/acquire.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/release.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/acq_rel.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/sequential.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/semantics/default.hpp>
Example
ToDo: Add an example here.


- Technical
- Version Control Will Save Your Bacon
Version control is the process of tracking changes in files to allow for time machine like behavior, and eases the collaboration process within a development team. This time travelling through code allows you to roll back changes by typing a few select keystrokes. A team of developers can jointly work on a project at the same time and not worry about using deprecated, out of date source code. Version control allows you to set up a repository, which is a fancy term for the directory that contains all of your project files and folders.
Git is a type of version control that uses your command line interface to track changes within a repository. You can tell git exactly which files to track, and which to ignore. You can update files in a repository by adding them to the stage, and then committing (read: updating) them to the branch. All commits need a message that explains what the commit does, for example: "update user login page". See the list below of a few popular git commands:
- git init: create a repository of the current directory (and all of its folders and files)
- git status: displays any current changes in the repo, since last commit
- git add .: adds all of the changed files to the stage
- git add <file>: adds a specific file or folder to the stage
- git commit -m "message here": updates the staged files to the repo
- git checkout -b <branch name>: create a new branch
- git checkout <branch name>: switch to a branch
GitHub is a great addition to git, as it gives you a centralized place to store your repository. On GitHub, you can choose who to share your repo with, or you can share it with the entire world. It's social-coding at its best, as users can fork and clone a repository to their local machine, hack away to optimize some code or develop a new feature, and finally submit a pull request. When the author of a repo gets a pull request, they can review it and merge it to the master branch at their discretion.


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This app will help you keep track of your music lessons and practice


QGraphicsScale Class
The QGraphicsScale class provides a scale transformation. More...
| Header: | #include <QGraphicsScale> |
| qmake: | QT += widgets |
| Since: | Qt 4.6 |
| Inherits: | QGraphicsTransform |
Properties
- 1 property inherited from QObject
Public Functions
| QGraphicsScale(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR) | |
| ~QGraphicsScale() | |
| QVector3D | origin() const |
| void | setOrigin(const QVector3D &point) |
| void | setXScale(qreal) |
| void | setYScale(qreal) |
| void | setZScale(qreal) |
| qreal | xScale() const |
| qreal | yScale() const |
| qreal | zScale() const |
Reimplemented Public Functions
| virtual void | applyTo(QMatrix4x4 *matrix) const |
- 1 public function inherited from QGraphicsTransform
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Signals
| void | originChanged() |
| void | scaleChanged() |
| void | xScaleChanged() |
| void | yScaleChanged() |
| void | zScaleChanged() |
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
- 1 protected slot inherited from QGraphicsTransform
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QGraphicsScale class provides a scale transformation.
QGraphicsScene provides certain parameters to help control how the scale should be applied.
The origin is the point that the item is scaled from (i.e., it stays fixed relative to the parent as the rest of the item grows). By default the origin is QPointF(0, 0).
The parameters xScale, yScale, and zScale describe the scale factors to apply in horizontal, vertical, and depth directions. They can take on any value, including 0 (to collapse the item to a point) or negative value. A negative xScale value will mirror the item horizontally. A negative yScale value will flip the item vertically. A negative zScale will flip the item end for end.
See also QGraphicsTransform, QGraphicsItem::setScale(), and QTransform::scale().
Property Documentation
origin : QVector3D
This property holds the origin of the scale in 3D space.
All scaling will be done relative to this point (i.e., this point will stay fixed, relative to the parent, when the item is scaled).
Access functions:
| QVector3D | origin() const |
| void | setOrigin(const QVector3D &point) |
Notifier signal:
| void | originChanged() |
See also xScale, yScale, and zScale.
xScale : qreal
This property holds the horizontal scale factor.
The scale factor can be any real number; the default value is 1.0. If you set the factor to 0.0, the item will be collapsed to a single point. If you provide a negative value, the item will be mirrored horizontally around its origin.
Access functions:
| qreal | xScale() const |
| void | setXScale(qreal) |
Notifier signal:
| void | xScaleChanged() |
See also yScale, zScale, and origin.
yScale : qreal
This property holds the vertical scale factor.
The scale factor can be any real number; the default value is 1.0. If you set the factor to 0.0, the item will be collapsed to a single point. If you provide a negative value, the item will be flipped vertically around its origin.
Access functions:
| qreal | yScale() const |
| void | setYScale(qreal) |
Notifier signal:
| void | yScaleChanged() |
See also xScale, zScale, and origin.
zScale : qreal
This property holds the depth scale factor.
The scale factor can be any real number; the default value is 1.0. If you set the factor to 0.0, the item will be collapsed to a single point. If you provide a negative value, the item will be flipped end for end around its origin.
Access functions:
| qreal | zScale() const |
| void | setZScale(qreal) |
Notifier signal:
| void | zScaleChanged() |
Member Function Documentation
QGraphicsScale::QGraphicsScale(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR)
Constructs an empty QGraphicsScale object with the given parent.
QGraphicsScale::~QGraphicsScale()
Destroys the graphics scale.
[virtual]
void QGraphicsScale::applyTo(QMatrix4x4 *matrix) const
Reimplemented from QGraphicsTransform::applyTo().
[signal]
void QGraphicsScale::originChanged()
QGraphicsScale emits this signal when its origin changes.
Note: Notifier signal for property origin.
See also QGraphicsScale::origin.
[signal]
void QGraphicsScale::scaleChanged()
This signal is emitted whenever the xScale, yScale, or zScale of the object changes.
See also QGraphicsScale::xScale, QGraphicsScale::yScale, and QGraphicsScale::zScale.
[signal]
void QGraphicsScale::xScaleChanged()
This signal is emitted whenever the xScale property changes.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.7.
Note: Notifier signal for property xScale.
[signal]
void QGraphicsScale::yScaleChanged()
This signal is emitted whenever the yScale property changes.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.7.
Note: Notifier signal for property yScale.
[signal]
void QGraphicsScale::zScaleChanged()
This signal is emitted whenever the zScale property changes.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.7.
Note: Notifier signal for property zScale.


--- layout: post title: Penny Arcade is serving up the funny from Rails categories: - launches author: David published: true date: 2005-11-25 02:49:33.000000000 +00:00 ---
Penny Arcade has been a personal long-time favorite, so I’m delighted to hear that their latest redesign features a backend that’s entirely done in Rails. Woop. Gabe, who’s obviously not the programmer behind the engine, writes:
Along with the slick new visuals the guts of the site also got a huge upgrade. Penny Arcade right now represents one of the largest implementations of “rails” on the intertron. I went and looked at a website about rails and then I got a headache. From what I gathered it’s either some kind of cutting edge programming language, or a way to liquefy a man’s brain inside his skull. I’m told that it means the site looks better and loads faster regardless of whatever hippy web browser you decide to use.


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Puppet Class: aix_tidy::ftp
- Defined in:
- manifests/ftp.pp
Overview
Aix_tidy::Ftp
Install and configure FTP with minor hardening
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# File 'manifests/ftp.pp', line 8
class aix_tidy::ftp(
$package_source = undef,
$banner_message = false,
) {
$ftp_users = "/etc/ftpusers"
# Ban root from using ftp
file { $ftp_users:
ensure => file,
owner => "root",
group => "system",
mode => "0644",
}
file_line { "/etc/ftpusers root":
ensure => present,
path => $ftp_users,
line => "root",
require => File[$ftp_users],
}
# set FTP umask
chsubserver { "ftp->tcp":
params => "ftpd -l -u077",
}
# make sure FTP software installed
package { "bos.msg.en_US.net.tcp.client":
ensure => present,
source => $package_source,
}
if $banner_message {
# Set a login banner
# Login banner for FTP on AIX is get/set using dspcat - seems to be an early
# way of performing localisation on AIX - strings are externalised as templated
# messages that are user modifiable using the dspcat program. Unfortunately
# everything in dspcat is referenced to an ID number. Fortunately, ID numbers
# seem to be consistent between major releases (tested AIX 6.1 and 7.1)
$sect = "1"
$key = "9"
$catalogue = "/usr/lib/nls/msg/en_US/ftpd.cat"
$temp_catalogue = "/tmp/ftpd.tmp"
# dspcat lets us examine a catalogue section/key but we must always reload a
# complete catalogue file if changes are needed.
$awk_script =
"awk -F'\t' '{ if (\$1 == \"${key}\")
print \$1 \"\t\" \"\\\"${banner_message}\\\"\"
else
print
}' "
$script = "dspcat -g ${catalogue} | ${awk_script} > ${temp_catalogue} &&
gencat ${catalogue} ${temp_catalogue} && rm ${temp_catalogue}"
exec { "dspcat ftp key=${key}":
command => $script,
unless => "dspcat ${catalogue} ${sect} ${key} | grep '${banner_message}'",
path => ['/usr/bin', '/bin'],
}
}
}
|


--- layout: post title: Get IP range by CIDR notation description: Calculate the lowest and highest IP in a range by giving a (incomplete) CIDR notation string in PHP date: 2012-11-21 12:00:00 headerImage: img/post-bg-01.jpg tags: ["tech", "php"] ---
I wanted to get the IPv4 range of a WHOIS record provided by LACNIC, because unlike other RIRs they don't supply you with the range, but with just a CIDR notation.
To make matters worse, they give 'incomplete' net numbers. The only working "CIDR to IP range" function I could find didn't accept it, so I had to sprinkle some magic.
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The final cidr_conv()
is written by someone unknown in 2003 and can be
found in the PHP.net comments of the Network functions page.
So you can enter 190.151.192/18
as $incomplete_cidr_notation
and get
But even if you enter 17/8
(or with a leading zero, straight out of IANAs IP allocation file) it will work, and you'll get in this case Apple's IP range
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public class TransitionManager
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Cloneable
ITransitionController
Created by Kai-Chun Lin on 2015/4/14.| Constructor and Description |
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TransitionManager(java.lang.String id) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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ITransitionController |
addAnimatorAsTransition(com.nineoldandroids.animation.Animator mAnim)
Adds an Animator as
ITransitionController |
ITransitionController |
addAnimatorAsTransition(View target,
com.nineoldandroids.animation.Animator animator)
Adds an Animator as
ITransitionController |
ITransitionController |
addAnimatorSetAsTransition(com.nineoldandroids.animation.AnimatorSet animatorSet)
Adds an AnimatorSet as
ITransitionController |
ITransitionController |
addAnimatorSetAsTransition(View target,
com.nineoldandroids.animation.AnimatorSet animatorSet)
Adds an AnimatorSet as
ITransitionController |
ITransitionController |
addTransitionController(ITransitionController transitionController) |
TransitionManager |
clone() |
void |
end()
Ends the transition
|
View |
getTarget() |
void |
reverse()
Reverses all the TransitionControllers managed by this TransitionManager
|
void |
setInterpolator(Interpolator interpolator) |
void |
setTarget(View target) |
void |
setUpdateStateAfterUpdateProgress(boolean updateStateAfterUpdateProgress) |
void |
start()
Starts the transition
|
void |
updateProgress(float progress)
Updates the transition progress
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public ITransitionController addAnimatorAsTransition(com.nineoldandroids.animation.Animator mAnim)
ITransitionController
mAnim
- public ITransitionController addAnimatorAsTransition(View target, com.nineoldandroids.animation.Animator animator)
ITransitionController
target
- animator
- public ITransitionController addAnimatorSetAsTransition(com.nineoldandroids.animation.AnimatorSet animatorSet)
ITransitionController
animatorSet
- public ITransitionController addAnimatorSetAsTransition(View target, com.nineoldandroids.animation.AnimatorSet animatorSet)
ITransitionController
target
- animatorSet
- public ITransitionController addTransitionController(ITransitionController transitionController)
transitionController
- the ITransitionController to be managed by this objectpublic void start()
public void end()
public void updateProgress(float progress)
progress
- the possible range of values depends on the ITransitionAdapter
being usedpublic void setTarget(View target)
target
- the view that all ITransitionController
managed by this object should work onpublic View getTarget()
public void reverse()
public void setInterpolator(Interpolator interpolator)
interpolator
- the Interpolator to be applied to all ITransitionController
managed by this objectpublic void setUpdateStateAfterUpdateProgress(boolean updateStateAfterUpdateProgress)
updateStateAfterUpdateProgress
- whether or not to update a controller's enable state after each updateProgress(float)
callpublic TransitionManager clone()
clone
in class java.lang.Object


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Many businesses simply need to keep a tally of things from customer balances to loyalty points the same basic principles exist.
Traditionally companies tend to build closed bespoke applications with no interoperability ultimately affecting the end-user experience and creating friction.
There is no universal, low cost solution that can leverage open and transparent technology to deliver a better customer experience for all business interactions regardless of the company.
Bringing & keeping customers - proof-of-engagement (PoE)
Incentivise customers and understand why
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Glean insight into customers & campaigns
Blockchain technology at its best
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Annual pace of inflation held steady in October: StatCan
by Craig Wong, The Canadian PressOTTAWA -- The annual pace of inflation held steady for the third month in a row in October as the consumer price index rose 1.9 per cent compared with a year ago, Statistics Canada said Wednesday.
The result was also in line with the expectations of economists, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv, and just shy of the Bank of Canada's target of two per cent.
Royce Mendes, senior economist for CIBC Capital Markets, said inflation has been remarkably stable for a number of months.
"If there's one thing that isn't keeping governor (Stephen) Poloz up at night, it's inflation, which again came in on both the headline and core measures almost bang on the Bank of Canada's two per cent target," Mendes wrote in a report.
He said the Bank of Canada's success in hitting its inflation target is one reason why the central bank hasn't been as eager cut its key interest rate like other central banks around the world have done.
"But, if growth numbers continue to disappoint, there could still be a Canadian rate cut coming in the new year," Mendes said.
The overall rise in prices came as food prices rose 3.7 per cent compared with a year ago. Fresh fruit prices rose 7.9 per cent and fresh vegetable prices climbed 7.5 per cent.
However, compared with a year ago, the price of gasoline was down 6.7 per cent in October compared with a 10.0 per cent decline in September.
Statistics Canada said although global demand for oil remained low in October, there were slight price increases on a monthly basis due to temporary supply disruptions in the Middle East and a drop in crude oil inventories in the United States.
Excluding gasoline, the annual pace of inflation was 2.3 per cent in October, down from 2.4 per cent in September.
Regionally, prices were up 2.3 per cent compared with a year ago in Quebec, while Manitoba and B.C. both saw increases of 2.2 per cent. The annual pace of inflation was 1.7 per cent in Ontario.
The average of Canada's three measures for core inflation, which are considered better gauges of underlying price pressures, was 2.07 per cent compared with a revised figure of 2.03 per cent in September.
The core readings are closely monitored by the Bank of Canada, which adjusts its key interest rate target to manage inflation.
Josh Nye, a senior economist at Royal Bank, said given strong wage growth in recent months, he'll be watching to see if the core measures rise further in 2020.
"But with inflation expectations looking well anchored, the scope for stronger underlying inflation looks fairly limited," Nye said.
The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate on hold at 1.75 per cent last month. The central bank said at the time that inflation was on target and the domestic economy has held up, but it was keeping a watchful on global growth.
In making its decision, the bank said lowering rates could provide some insurance against the downside risks for the economy, but that it wasn't worth the cost at the time.
Nye said he expects monetary policy will be dependent on the growth outlook and trade risks.
"We think below-trend growth over the second half of this year will leave the door open to a rate cut in early-2020," he said.
Here's what happened in the provinces (previous month in brackets):
- Newfoundland and Labrador: 0.5 per cent (0.5)
- Prince Edward Island: 1.1 (1.6)
- Nova Scotia: 1.0 (2.1)
- New Brunswick: 1.3 (1.8)
- Quebec: 2.3 (2.2)
- Ontario: 1.7 (1.7)
- Manitoba: 2.2 (2.2)
- Saskatchewan: 1.6 (1.7)
- Alberta: 1.6 (1.3)
- British Columbia: 2.2 (2.4)
The agency also released rates for major cities, but cautioned that figures may have fluctuated widely because they are based on small statistical samples (previous month in brackets):
- St. John's, N.L.: 0.4 per cent (0.4)
- Charlottetown-Summerside: 1.1 (1.5)
- Halifax: 1.0 (2.2)
- Saint John, N.B.: 1.1 (1.8)
- Quebec: 1.8 (1.6)
- Montreal: 2.7 (2.5)
- Ottawa: 2.0 (2.1)
- Toronto: 1.7 (1.7)
- Thunder Bay, Ont.: 1.1 (0.9)
- Winnipeg: 2.3 (2.3)
- Regina: 1.5 (1.7)
- Saskatoon: 1.3 (1.7)
- Edmonton: 1.6 (1.4)
- Calgary: 1.4 (1.1)
- Vancouver: 2.3 (2.3)
- Victoria: 2.0 (2.4)
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 20, 2019


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wxExtension
v3.0.2
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This class defines a lexer using file extensions, syntax colouring and comment definitions. More...
#include <wx/extension/lexer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| wxExLexer () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| wxExLexer (const wxXmlNode *node) | |
| Constructor using xml node. | |
| wxExLexer (const wxString &lexer, wxStyledTextCtrl *stc=NULL, bool clear=true) | |
| Constructor using lexer. More... | |
| wxExLexer (const wxExLexer &lexer, wxStyledTextCtrl *stc=NULL) | |
| Constructor using lexer. More... | |
| bool | AddKeywords (const wxString &text, int setno=0) |
| Adds keywords (public for testing only). | |
| void | Apply (wxStyledTextCtrl *stc, bool clear=true) const |
| Applies this lexer to stc component (and colours the component). More... | |
| const wxString | CommentComplete (const wxString &comment) const |
| Returns a string that completes specified comment, by adding spaces and a comment end at the end. More... | |
| const wxString & | GetCommentBegin () const |
| Gets the comment begin. | |
| const wxString & | GetCommentBegin2 () const |
| Gets the comment begin 2. | |
| const wxString & | GetCommentEnd () const |
| Gets the comment end. | |
| const wxString & | GetCommentEnd2 () const |
| Gets the comment end 2. | |
| const wxString & | GetDisplayLexer () const |
| Gets the display lexer (as shown in dialog). | |
| const wxString & | GetExtensions () const |
| Gets the extensions. | |
| const std::set< wxString > & | GetKeywords () const |
| Gets the keywords. | |
| const wxString | GetKeywordsString (int keyword_set=-1) const |
| Gets the keywords as one large string, if keyword_set -1 take all the sets, otherwise take the specified set. More... | |
| const std::vector< wxExProperty > & | GetProperties () const |
| Gets the properties. | |
| const wxString & | GetScintillaLexer () const |
| Gets the scintilla lexer. | |
| bool | IsKeyword (const wxString &word) const |
| Is this word a keyword (allways all keywords), case sensitive. | |
| bool | IsOk () const |
| Is this lexer valid. | |
| bool | KeywordStartsWith (const wxString &word) const |
| Does any keyword (allways all keywords) start with this word, case insensitive. More... | |
| const wxString | MakeComment (const wxString &text, bool fill_out_with_space=true, bool fill_out=true) const |
| Returns a lexer comment string with text formatted. | |
| const wxString | MakeComment (const wxString &prefix, const wxString &text) const |
| Returns a lexer comment string with prefix. | |
| const wxString | MakeSingleLineComment (const wxString &text, bool fill_out_with_space=true, bool fill_out=true) const |
| Returns a lexer comment string filled out over one line. | |
| bool | Reset (wxStyledTextCtrl *stc) |
| Resets lexer and if ok applies it to stc. More... | |
| bool | Set (const wxString &lexer, wxStyledTextCtrl *stc, bool clear=true) |
| Sets scintilla lexer for specified lexer and if ok applies it to stc. More... | |
| bool | Set (const wxExLexer &lexer, wxStyledTextCtrl *stc) |
| Sets lexer to specified lexer. More... | |
| void | SetProperty (const wxString &name, const wxString &value) |
| Overrides a local property. | |
| int | UsableCharactersPerLine () const |
| Returns number of chars that fit on a line, skipping comment chars. | |
This class defines a lexer using file extensions, syntax colouring and comment definitions.
This lexer is one of the Scintilla lexers. The lexers are read by and kept in the wxExLexers class.
| wxExLexer::wxExLexer | ( | const wxString & | lexer, |
| wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc = NULL , |
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| bool | clear = true |
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| ) |
Constructor using lexer.
| lexer | lexer to use |
| stc | stc component on which to apply |
| clear | if clear is true, old styles are reset (including folding) |
| wxExLexer::wxExLexer | ( | const wxExLexer & | lexer, |
| wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc = NULL |
||
| ) |
Constructor using lexer.
| lexer | lexer to use |
| stc | stc component on which to apply |
| void wxExLexer::Apply | ( | wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc, |
| bool | clear = true |
||
| ) | const |
Applies this lexer to stc component (and colours the component).
| const wxString wxExLexer::CommentComplete | ( | const wxString & | comment | ) | const |
Returns a string that completes specified comment, by adding spaces and a comment end at the end.
If the comment end string is empty, it returns empty string.
| const wxString wxExLexer::GetKeywordsString | ( | int | keyword_set = -1 | ) | const |
Gets the keywords as one large string, if keyword_set -1 take all the sets, otherwise take the specified set.
| bool wxExLexer::KeywordStartsWith | ( | const wxString & | word | ) | const |
Does any keyword (allways all keywords) start with this word, case insensitive.
| bool wxExLexer::Reset | ( | wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc | ) |
Resets lexer and if ok applies it to stc.
Returns true if the scintilla lexer has been reset. The is ok member is set according to whether the lexer could be reset.
| bool wxExLexer::Set | ( | const wxString & | lexer, |
| wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc, | ||
| bool | clear = true |
||
| ) |
Sets scintilla lexer for specified lexer and if ok applies it to stc.
Returns true if a scintilla lexer has been set. The is ok member is set according to whether the lexer could be set. Shows error message when lexer could not be set.
| lexer | lexer to use |
| stc | stc component on which to apply |
| clear | if clear is true, old styles are reset (including folding) |
| bool wxExLexer::Set | ( | const wxExLexer & | lexer, |
| wxStyledTextCtrl * | stc | ||
| ) |
Sets lexer to specified lexer.
Returns true if a scintilla lexer has been set. The is ok member is set according to whether the lexer could be set.
| lexer | lexer to use |
| stc | stc component on which to apply |


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| 014:006 Khan | : |
And (remember) when Musa (Moses) said to his people: "Call to mind Allah's Favour to you, when He delivered you from Fir'aun's (Pharaoh) people who were afflicting you with horrible torment, and were slaughtering your sons and letting your women alive, and in it was a tremendous trial from your Lord." |
| 014:006 Maulana | : |
And when Moses said to his people: Call to mind Allah's favour to you, when He delivered you from Pharaoh's people, who subjected you to severe torment, and slew your sons and spared your women. And therein was a great trial from your Lord. |
| 014:006 Pickthal | : |
And (remind them) how Moses said unto his people: Remember Allah's favour unto you when He delivered you from Pharaoh's folk who were afflicting you with dreadful torment, and were slaying your sons and sparing your women; that was a tremendous trial from your Lord. |
| 014:006 Rashad | : |
Recall that Moses said to his people, "Remember GOD's blessings upon you.  That was an exacting trial from your Lord."  It was a great trial for you from your Lord. |
| 014:006 Shakir | : |
And when Musa said to his people: Call to mind Allah's favor to you when He delivered you from Firon's people, who subjected you to severe torment, and slew your sons and spared your women; and in this there was a great trial from your Lord. |
| 014:006 Sherali | : |
And call to mind when Moses said to his people, 'Remember ALLAH's favour upon you when HE delivered you from Pharaoh's people who afflicted you with grievous torment, slaying your sons and sparing your women; and in that there was a great trial for you from your Lord.' |
| 014:006 Yusufali | : |
Remember! Moses said to his people: "Call to mind the favour of Allah to you when He delivered you from the people of Pharaoh: they set you hard tasks and punishments, slaughtered your sons, and let your women-folk live: therein was a tremendous trial from your Lord." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > أوامر الله إليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah's Orders to them الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > نعم الله عليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah Gifts on them القصص والتاريخ > فرعون > فرعون The Stories and the History>Pharaoh>Pharaoh القصص والتاريخ > فرعون > قوم فرعون The Stories and the History>Pharaoh>Pharaoh's People
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.


Fermium
Element Name:
Fermium
Latin Name:
Fermium
Atomic Number:
100
Atomic Weight:
257.0951 u
Is a:
Actinoid
State of the element:
Solid
About:
Fermium is a synthetic element with the symbol Fm and atomic number 100. It is an actinide and the heaviest element that can be formed by neutron bombardment of lighter elements, and hence the last element that can be prepared in macroscopic quantities, although pure fermium metal has not yet been prepared. A total of 19 isotopes are known, with 257Fm being the longest-lived with a half-life of 100.5 days.
Electrons
100
Protons
100
Neutrons
157
Discoverer:
Glenn Theodore Seaborg
Discovered in:
1952


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Welcome to the 309th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast.
Kris Bryant…folks! The Cubs called Kris Bryant up right at the deadline to hold the extra year of control and Wrigley Field was buzzing this weekend. Bryant looked out-matched in his first game and then recovered in his second game by seeing a lot of pitches, working counts and ultimately taking walks.
On this episode, we talk about the Kris Bryant call-up, including the timing and the causes that led to it happening when it did. We also discuss what this means for the 2015 season. At the end of series with the Padres, the Cubs sit a game over .500 and the line-up looks pretty nice. What will the rest of the season look like?
Addison Russell is next in line and we walk about how he’s doing in Iowa and when we might see him in Chicago.
The Cubs are facing quite a few injuries right now and it’s having a pretty big impact on the team, specifically the bullpen. We comment on this last week in Cubs baseball.
We answer a listener question, read some internet muscle flexes and Kurt gives us a Scary Stat of the Week.


Cleaning with a household cleaner that contains soap or detergent reduces the amount of germs on surfaces and decreases risk of infection from surfaces.
Be a hero and break the chain of COVID-19 transmission by practicing physical distancing. This means we keep a distance of at least 1m from each other and avoid spending time in crowded places or in groups.
To help prevent infections, keep your hands away from your eyes, nose, and mouth especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap. Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap.
A napkin, serviette or face towelette is a square of cloth or paper tissue used at the table for wiping the mouth and fingers while eating. It is usually small and folded, sometimes in intricate designs and shapes.
Wearing a face mask in public helps prevent the spread of COVID-19 — but only if worn properly, covering both your nose and mouth. Read our mask-wearing tips to get the maximum protection for yourself and others.
Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap. Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails. Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds.
The Western Cape Government Health (WCGH) is appealing to people to always wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth when in public and visiting a health facility. Businesses are also reminded to have visible signage at their facilities encouraging people to always wear masks.
An important way to reduce the spread of flu is to keep sick people away from those who are not sick. Businesses should review and communicate their sick leave policies and practices to employees every year before flu season begins.
We do not know the exact source of the current outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), but we know that it originally came from an animal, likely a bat.
Inside your home: Avoid close contact with people who are sick. If possible, maintain 6 feet between the person who is sick and other household members.
Limit social gatherings and time spent in crowded places; Avoid close contact with someone who is sick; Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects.


September 2005 - June 2013 Gaelscoil An Ghoirt Alainn, Mayfield
September 2013 - June 2019 Scoil Mhuire College, Wellington Road Cork.
September 2019 - currently studying Business Information Systems, University College Cork
Maths HL: H3
English HL: H3
Irish HL: H2
French HL: H2
Business HL: H2
Accounting HL: H3
History HL: H4
Total points attained: 520


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Left click on rule - edit rule.
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Holding left mouse button on rule and moving mouse around - reorder rules.
Author: Leonid Borisenko (e-mail me)
This extension was born from side effect of RightLink noticed by Jim Hendry.
Homepage: http://code.google.com/p/locallinks
For same functionality in Firefox try out extension LocalLink by Michael J Gruber.


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public interface TaxationScheme
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double |
customGrossTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Custom Gross Tax Gain
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double |
customGrossTaxLoss(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Custom Gross Tax Loss
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double |
customNetTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Custom Net Tax Gain
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double |
customNetTaxLoss(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Custom Net Tax Loss
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double |
longTermTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Long Term Tax Gain
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double |
standardNetTaxGainUS(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Standard Net US Tax Gain
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double |
taxLiability(double[] adblInitialHoldings,
double[] adblFinalHoldings)
Compute the Tax Liability
|
double standardNetTaxGainUS(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Standard Net Tax Gain cannot be calculateddouble customNetTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Custom Net Tax Gain cannot be calculateddouble customGrossTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Custom Gross Tax Gain cannot be calculateddouble customNetTaxLoss(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Custom Net Tax Loss cannot be calculateddouble customGrossTaxLoss(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Custom Gross Tax Loss cannot be calculateddouble longTermTaxGain(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Long Term Tax Gain cannot be calculateddouble taxLiability(double[] adblInitialHoldings, double[] adblFinalHoldings) throws java.lang.Exception
adblInitialHoldings
- The Initial Holdings ArrayadblFinalHoldings
- The Final Holdings Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Custom Net Tax Gain cannot be calculated


Versioning Your Android App
To change the version of the app add the following code to your tiapp.xml
tiapp.xml
<android xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
<manifest android:versionCode="2" android:versionName="8.675.309"/>
</android>
-
versionCode
The versionCode cannot be a floating point number like "0.9", it needs to be a whole number like "2". The versionCode must be an int and each time it is submitted to the market must be greater than the last time. -
versionName
The versionName can be anything you want.
More info on versioning in Android: http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/versioning.html


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Easily create block based websites!
The block system uses the vue-transition-component to handle all component transitions. If you want to read more about this see the documentation. All blocks are transitioned when they enter the viewport. This is done using the seng-scroll-tracker.
All examples below are based on the vue-skeleton by hjeti.
yarn add vue-block-system
npm i -S vue-block-system
The repository contains a demo setup for the block system. It's based on the 0.3.1 version of the vue-skeleton. Since the block system is a plugin it should still work with newer versions of the skeleton. You can preview the demo either downloading the demo folder and running yarn
to install all dependencies and then run yarn dev
to start the dev server.
To use the block system there are a couple of steps to follow:
The block system uses mixins to extend the desired functionality. Extending the data could be a manual thing by copy and pasting the extends and creating the transition controllers manually. But to make it a little bit easier you should use the seng-generator. If you followed the steps as described in the seng-generator install instructions you can follow these steps to add the custom templates for generating blocks and content pages!
Open the terminal and change directory to the root of your project. After you've changed the working directory you can run the following:
sg init
After this you can modify the seng-generator configuration. The thing we want to change here is the template path so when it comes up you can modify it to be the following:
./template,./node_modules/vue-block-system/template
After configuring the seng-generator you have to generate your vue page that will be used to output the pages. To do this we will use the seng-generator. So change directory to the root of you project and run the following:
sg wizard
This will give you a couple of template options, choose the that is labeled: block-content-page. The seng-generator will now prompt you with a name for your new page, I would something abstract like:
ContentPage
You now need to add the new page to the vue router. You can open the src/router/routes.js
file and add the new page to the object
import ContentPage from 'page/ContentPage';
...
{
path: Pages.CONTENT_PAGE,
component: ContentPage,
name: PageNames.CONTENT_PAGE,
props: { componentId: PageNames.CONTENT_PAGE },
}
...
Make sure the path for the new page is set to * when you open the src/data/enum/Pages.js
file.
export default {
CONTENT_PAGE: '*',
};
If you open op the src/page/ContentPage/ContentPage.vue
file you can see where the magic happens. here you can disable the debug label if you want to.
To start using the block system you have to enable the Vue plugin in the src/control/startUp.js
file
import BlockSystem from 'vue-block-system';
import block from 'block';
...
Vue.use(BlockSystem, {
store,
block,
config: {
api: {
pageCall: 'static/api/page/{page}.json',
initCall: 'static/api/init.json',
},
debugLabelStyling: {
backgroundColor: 'blue',
},
},
});
...
The store option is the reference to the vuex store.
The block option is the collection of blocks components that can be used on the page. Create a folder called block in the root of your applications src directory (src/block
). This file should contain an index.js
file that exports the block components just like any other component.
import BlockBar from './BlockBar';
import BlockFoo from './BlockFoo';
export default {
BlockBar,
BlockFoo,
};
The config object contains the configuration for the block-system
The block system uses axios to do XHR requests, there are two types of requests that will be made. The first one is the initCall
, this call should return at all the basic information that is required for the site to work.
{
"data": {
"routes": {
"landing": "/home",
"notFound": "/page-not-found"
}
}
}
After the init call is completed the block-system will try and load the page layout using the pageCall
. The response should be in the following stucture.
{
"statusCode": 200,
"data": {
"title": "Home",
"data": {
"headerTheme": "red"
},
"blocks": [
{
"id": "BlockFoo",
"data": {}
},
{
"id": "BlockBar",
"data": {}
}
]
}
}
As you can see the root contains the main information about the page. The title being the title displayed in the tab-bar and the data is extra page related data that you might need on page level coding. After the data the array of blocks is provided and as you can see blocks can be recursively nested. You can see more about this on the block example section
Since your site might have a lot of different blocks nested within each other it might be usefull to display their name so you can easily track them in your block folder. Therefore the debug label was added, by default the debug label is located at the top left corner in red with white text. If you want to change any of this styling you can use this object to add all your CSS styling.
Creating blocks is just as easy as generating the content page, just run
sg wizard
from the root of your project. This will give you a couple of template options, choose the one that is named: block-component and choose your desired name, I would suggest starting blocks with the Block
prefix.
Note: The first time you generate a button you need to make sure src/component/block
exists. If it doesn't you'll have to create it manually or run the seng enerator in forced mode
Note 2: make sure to add the newly generated block to the src/block/index.js
Beside the basic usage there are a couple of extra features added which make it faster to build block websites.
You can nest blocks within blocks in two different ways. One would be an array of blocks which could be anything. Another way would be an object with keys as the block id and the data as the value
When nesting blocks with an array you must provide an array with blocks like shown below, in this case the BlockBar has a child block which is named BlockFoo
{
"statusCode": 200,
"data": {
"title": "Home",
"data": {},
"blocks": [
{
"id": "BlockBar",
"data": {
"blocks": [
{
"id": "BlockFoo",
"data": {}
}
]
}
}
]
}
}
To make sure the BlockFoo is dynamically rendered within BlockBar you have to add the following piece of code to the blockBar template file:
<component
v-for="(block, index) in data.blocks"
@isReady="handleBlockComponentReady"
:scrollId="block.scrollId"
:data="block.data"
:debugLabel="true"
:is="block.id"
:componentId="block.id + '.' + block.blockIndex"
:key="index" />
This will make sure the data is passed to the new block, all the callback methods are properly set and the right component is loaded. Everything should be pretty much plug and play!
When nesting blocks within an object you must provide an object with blocks like shown below, in this case the BlockBar has a child block which is named BlockFoo
{
"statusCode": 200,
"data": {
"title": "Home",
"data": {},
"blocks": [
{
"id": "BlockBar",
"data": {
"blocks": {
"BlockFoo": {
"data": {}
}
}
}
}
]
}
}
To make sure the BlockFoo is dynamically rendered within BlockBar you have to add the following piece of code to the blockBar template file:
<component
v-for="(block, key) in data.blocks"
@isReady="handleBlockComponentReady"
:class="$style[camelCase(key)]"
:scrollId="block.scrollId"
:data="block.data"
:is="key"
:componentId="key + '.' + block.blockIndex"
:key="key" />
This will make sure the data is passed to the new block, all the callback methods are properly set and the right component is loaded. Everything should be pretty much plug and play!
Buttons are pretty common in fancy websites to make sure you keep them structured and in the same directory I've added a template for buttons.
Once you've completed step 1 the button-component should be visible once you run
sg wizard
Note: The first time you generate a button you need to make sure src/component/button
exists. If it doesn't you'll have to create it manually or run the seng enerator in forced mode
When creating a button you need to provide a couple of props:
LinkType
true
string
true
ILink
false
- the link is only required if the type is set to LinkType.LINKAction example:
<ButtonFoo
label="Click me"
:type="ButtonType.ACTION"
@click="handleClick"></ButtonFoo>
Link example:
<ButtonFoo
label="Click me"
:type="ButtonType.LINK"
:link="{
type: LinkType.INTERNAL,
target: 'path/to/page',
title: 'Click me',
}"></ButtonFoo>
The vue-router offers a couple of in-component guards, these guards are used for detecting page changes and updating the current layout.
If you want to hijack the before route update you can use the beforeRouteUpdate
method to prepend your application specific code (for example: adding a full page mask to do pretty page transitions).
export default {
name: 'HomePage',
extends: AbstractContentPageComponent,
beforeRouteUpdate(to, from, next) {
// Add your awesome project specific code here.
console.log('Awesome!');
// When you are done, you should call the next method!
next();
},
};
After a route change is completed a method is triggered, this can be used to hide your full page mask or trigger page tracking code.
export default {
name: 'HomePage',
extends: AbstractContentPageComponent,
methods: {
handleRouteChangeComplete() {
// Route change is completed.
// This means all new blocks are registered and in the DOM.
},
},
};
The init call should contain the routes object, this object defines the default landing route and the not found route. Sometimes you might want to add custom data to this init call that is project specific. This can be done by subscribing to the init mutation and passing along your data. Your example init call response could look like this:
{
"statusCode": 200,
"data": {
"routes": {
"landing": "/home",
"notFound": "/page-not-found"
},
"user": {
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe"
}
}
}
In the src/control/startUp.js
file you can add the following piece of code before the vue-block-system plugin is initialized:
...
// Subscribe to the mutation so we can store the init data in other stores as well!
const unSubscribe = store.subscribe((mutation) => {
if (mutation.type === 'init/setData') {
// un-subscribe after we received the setData mutation
unSubscribe();
// commit the data to the desired stores
store.commit(`user/${SET_USER}`, mutation.payload.user);
}
});
...
In order to build vue-block-system, ensure that you have Git and Node.js installed.
Clone a copy of the repo:
git clone https://github.com/larsvanbraam/vue-block-system.git
Change to the vue-block-system directory:
cd vue-block-system
Install dev dependencies:
yarn
Use one of the following main scripts:
yarn build # build this project
yarn dev # run dev-watch mode, serving example/index.html in the browser
yarn generate # generate all artifacts (compiles ts, webpack, docs and coverage)
yarn test:unit # run the unit tests
yarn validate # runs validation scripts, including test, lint and coverage check
yarn lint # run tslint on this project
yarn doc # generate typedoc documentation
When installing this module, it adds a pre-push hook, that runs the validate
script before committing, so you can be sure that everything checks out.
If you want to create the distribution files yourself, you can run the
build-dist
script, and the following files will get generated in the
dist
folder:
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Clueless government opts to rename roads while national woes worsen
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s cabinet on Thursday resorted to renaming several roads in Harare, Bulawayo and several other cities instead of announcing avant-garde policies to remedy the current worsening economic and political crisis in the country.
by Marshall BwanyaCritics say yesterday’s cabinet briefing exposed how the cabinet’s policy scope is divergent from the actual issues at hand affecting citizens.
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Economist Professor Steve Hanke argued that Zimbabwe’s economy would “remain in the grips of monetary madness” if it continued to print its own money without a functional industry.
“While Zimbabwe isn’t experiencing hyperinflation currently, Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate is 574%/yr. As long as Zimbabwe continues to print its own money, it will remain in the grips of monetary madness. It must dollarize to crush inflation and ensure growth,” he said.
The health sector continues to deteriorate with doctors now on strike for more than 77 days, hospitals are not fully operational, and unemployment continues to reach unprecedented levels.
The nation is also still facing acute fuel and electricity shortages.

Political analyst Dr Pedzisai Ruhanya mocked the government for not announcing measures to revamp the badly dilapidated roads instead of giving them new names.
“Thought the roads need an urgent cabinet meeting to revamp them, fund reconstruction and modernize them than giving names of quack revolutionaries,” he said.
Stephen Chaungwa bemoaned that the government had misplaced priorities that were not people oriented.
“It’s saddening that some top government officials are more concerned with immortalising their names on the sands of history rather improving the livelihoods of citizens that are suffering under unbearable economic conditions,” he said.
Acting Information Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu defended government’s position on renaming the roads saying: “Through the process of naming every community or society defines its identity and culture, tells its history, and espouses its values, beliefs, norms and worldview.
Cabinet renamed the following streets Enterprise now ED Mnangagwa, Kirkman to Solo Mujuru Drive, Livingstone to OR Tambo Ave, Charter to Fidel Castro, Cameroon to Joseph Msika, Selous to John Nkomo and Fife Avenue to Leonid Brezhnev Avenue.
Some of the Government buildings whose names have been changed include;
New Government Composite Office Building in Harare now called Mgandane Dlodlo Building;
Harare Central Hospital is now Sally Mugabe Central Hospital;
Immigration Building in Harare has been named to Chingaira Makoni Building;
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CID Headquarters Building to Ethan Dube Building
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A straightforward media query responds to smaller devices by calling off the transformations and simplifying the look and layout to be more amenable to smaller, often mobile devices. This design provides an example as well for keeping the mess behind the scenes.


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Manchester United’s chances of signing Erling Haaland in January have suffered a blow because the striker’s father wants him to join a Bundesliga side, reports say.
The RB Salzburg star is one of the most coveted players in Europe after scoring 26 goals in just 18 appearances this season.
United, Manchester City, Real Madrid and Juventus have all been credited with a transfer interest in Haaland.
However, Bild claim the 19-year-old’s father is unconvinced a move to a major European club is the right decision.
United want to agree a deal to sign Haaland in January, but Alf-Inge Haaland has advised his son to snub the move to Old Trafford in favour of a switch to Germany next summer.
Haaland’s father wants his son to play regularly and is keen for him to join a smaller side to ensure a starting place.
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The preferences of his father could be a big boost for RB Leipzig, who are owned by the same company as Salzburg and have a history of swapping players with the Austrian side.
Leipzig reportedly have the option to sign Haaland for £27million and remain eager to land the teenager even with bigger clubs circling.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to spend in January and has earmarked a new forward as his priority target.
United are prepared to back their manager in the winter transfer window, but will only sanction mega-deals if their key targets become available.
As well as Haaland, United are tipped to make a formal approach for Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho in January.


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fdreserve updates the environment with file descriptors that are guaranteed safe to use, then executes a program.
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fdreserve can be used when you do not want to hardcode file descriptors in your scripts. For instance, to create a pipe, you could use:
#!/command/execlineb fdreserve 2 multisubstitute { importas fdr FD0 importas fdw FD1 } piperw $fdr $fdw prog...
Warning: fdreserve does not allocate descriptors, it merely returns descriptors that are free at the time it is run. A program like
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Draggable functionality can be implemented by adding a draggable-panel-container
directive to the page.
This will act as a container for any draggable-panel
directives.
To specify the size of the draggable-panel-container
you can apply a class that will set the width and height, such as .col-xs-6
as in the sample code above.
It is possible to have multiple draggable-panel-container
elements on one page.
By default any draggable-panel
can be moved to any draggable-panel-container
, however this can be restricted.
If a draggable-group
attribute has been added this will limit which draggable-panel
elements can be moved to which draggable-panel-container
.
Any draggable-panel-container
elements that share the same draggable-group
can move draggable-panel
elements between each other.
You can also add the following attributes to a draggable-panel-container
directive to specify which function to be called when certain events occur.
draggable-panel-container
.
Each function should expect two arguments:
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- object, contains information about the panel being dragged.
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to another.placeholder
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directive.
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directives should be placed within the draggable-card-container
they will begin in.
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directive should contain a single div
element which will become the draggable panel.
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can be styled in any way and have child elements.
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directive should be given the drag-handle
attribute.
This will identify the element that the user must mouse down on to drag the panel.
If the user should be allowed to drag anywhere within the panel simply apply the attribute to the div
immediately inside the draggable-panel
.
The following code is used to produce the example displayed at the top of the page.
This example uses two different draggable-panel-container
elements, both with the same draggable-group
so cards can be moved between them.


A lot of what I’m about to say here could be solve with using Redux or another state management solution. However your project might not be using one of those solutions yet, and you need something until you reach that point.
Multiple Async Calls Updating State
In the app I am working on we have multiple asynchronous calls when the app first loads. Each call is updating the state with the information it retrieves. The problem is that the children render, and then receive new props from the parent’s state updating, causing the children to render all over again. The main problem here is that those children make asynchronous calls as well, and can take up to 4s to finish.
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The problem is pretty easy to solve. Don’t render the children until all of the async calls have finished. But if the calls finish at separate times, how do we know when they are all finished? We could try and manage this expectation through state, but I find this combersome and not easily exensible.
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Major in computer engineering and minor in statistics. Expecting to graduate from Boston University in 2022.
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Breadth First Search is a significant implementation of graph processing. I tried deeply in the optimization of breadth first search through parallelization, blocking, and other algorithms, such as hybrid algorithm and Dijkstra’s algorithm.
Smoothie Dispenser is a remote food drop system that consumers can use to drop smoothie onto smoothie container by pressing a remote button on their phone. There are several elements: servos, thermistor, accelerometer, WebCam, Lidar, alphanumeric display.
We built a cruise that we can control through a website we made. We are able to control its direction. The system has been set to move in a range of speed through several techniques. For further explanation, please reach to project page.
E-voting will be enabled by unique devices (fobs) given to all registered voters. Voting will consist of creating a secure near field communications link between two fobs. Once the vote has been received, it should be communicated to the Poll Leader. It will send the results to a server which will log the vote to a database. Poll results will be accessible via the server via http, and there is a reset button that will restart the vote.
Hurricane Box is suitable for recording data experienced over an episodic weather event. The box records what’s happening by using accelerometer and thermistor and allows playback based on the time series of recordings with graphs to a personal domain by using WebCam.
We connected the 3 sensors(thermistor, ultrasonic sensor, IR range sensor) to the ESP32 using ADC, and output these sensor values and graph them on a website to build a tactile Internet.
Dog and cat classifier is a basic machine learning that I implement probability through many training data to make the computer know how to figure out whether it is a dog or cat.
Multicycle CPU is a pipelined CPU from computer organization. It includes several functions, such as ALU, rigisters, sign extension, etc.
This app is to advocate eco-friendly activities. The main function includes a step counter, recycling database, and counter that users input in the number of recycling items.
This program is a game allows player to train their own pokemons and battle. There are stamina and money system while these calculate automatically after training or refilling the stamina.
The project imported a large database and gave the top 10 recommended countries to visit based on different proportion of air cleanness and popularity.
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public interface RankingModel
Model for ranking data.
That includes the list of rankings currently available, separated in categories with different element types. It can returns all rankings for nodes or edges, or any element type.
Rankings are builds thanks to RankingBuilder
implementation. Implement
a new RankingBuider
service to create new rankings.
The model also hosts the currently defined interpolator.
Ranking
,
Transformer
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addRankingListener(RankingListener listener)
Add listener as a ranking listener of this model |
Ranking |
getAutoTransformerRanking(Transformer transformer)
If transformer is an auto transformer, returns the ranking
associated to it. |
Ranking[] |
getEdgeRankings()
Get all rankings for edge elements. |
Interpolator |
getInterpolator()
Returns the current interpolator. |
Ranking[] |
getNodeRankings()
Get all rankings for node elements. |
Ranking |
getRanking(java.lang.String elementType,
java.lang.String name)
Return the specific ranking for elementType and with
the given name . |
Ranking[] |
getRankings(java.lang.String elementType)
Get all rankings for elementType elements. |
Transformer |
getTransformer(java.lang.String elementType,
java.lang.String name)
Returns the specific transformer for elementType and with the
given name . |
Transformer[] |
getTransformers(java.lang.String elementType)
Return all transformers specific to elementType . |
Workspace |
getWorkspace()
Return the workspace this model is associated with |
void |
removeRankingListener(RankingListener listener)
Remove listener as a ranking listener of this model |
boolean |
useLocalScale()
Returns true if rankings are using the currently visible
graph as a scale. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
Ranking[] getNodeRankings()
Ranking.NODE_ELEMENT
.
Ranking[] getEdgeRankings()
Ranking.EDGE_ELEMENT
.
Ranking[] getRankings(java.lang.String elementType)
elementType
elements. Rankings are
classified with the type of element they are manipulating. If
elementType
equals Ranking.NODE_ELEMENT
this is
equivalent to getNodeRankings()
method
elementType
- the element type of the rankings
elementType
Ranking getRanking(java.lang.String elementType, java.lang.String name)
elementType
and with
the given name
. Returns null
if not found.
Default ranking names can be found in the Ranking
interface. For
attribute rankings, simply use the column identifier.
elementType
- the element type of the rankingname
- the name of the ranking
null
if not foundTransformer[] getTransformers(java.lang.String elementType)
elementType
. A transformer
defines his ability to transformer different element types.
elementType
- the element type of the transformers
elementType
Transformer getTransformer(java.lang.String elementType, java.lang.String name)
elementType
and with the
given name
. Returns null
if not found.
Default transformers name can be found in the Transformer
interface.
elementType
- the element type of the transformername
- the name of the transformer
name
and elementType
or null
if not foundInterpolator getInterpolator()
Workspace getWorkspace()
boolean useLocalScale()
true
if rankings are using the currently visible
graph as a scale. If false
the complete graph is used to determine
minimum and maximum values, the ranking scale.
true
if using a local scale, false
if
global scaleRanking getAutoTransformerRanking(Transformer transformer)
transformer
is an auto transformer, returns the ranking
associated to it.
transformer
- the transformer to obtain the ranking from
transformer
or null
void addRankingListener(RankingListener listener)
listener
as a ranking listener of this model
listener
- the listener to addvoid removeRankingListener(RankingListener listener)
listener
as a ranking listener of this model
listener
- the listener to remove
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AnyViewModelOrPresenterOrWhatever
class AnyViewModelOrPresenterOrWhatever
An example class that use ReverseNavigator
.
It can be a ViewModel or Presenter (in MVP) or Router or whatever you want.
-
A flag that become true if the completion of
GlobalModalPresenter
is called.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var isCompletionCalled: Bool { get }
-
A GlobalModalPresenter should passed when initializing.
Declaration
Swift
init(reverseNavigator: ReverseNavigatorProtocol)
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A method that need to pop to a view controller.
Declaration
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func backToPreviousScreen()


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Citing¶
If you use this package or any derivatives of it, please cite it with:
@ARTICLE{parsonson2020,
author={C. W. F. {Parsonson} and Z. {Shabka} and W. K. {Chlupka} and B. {Goh} and G. {Zervas}},
journal={Journal of Lightwave Technology},
title={{Optimal Control of SOAs With Artificial Intelligence for Sub-Nanosecond Optical Switching}},
year={2020},
volume={38},
number={20},
pages={5563-5573},}