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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.qdl.exceptions |
All of the exceptions for QDL.
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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.qdl.expressions |
Expressions are objects that take zero or more arguments and return a result.
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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.qdl.state |
Classes that manage the state of an interpreter session.
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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.qdl.variables |
Variables in QDL and classes that support them.
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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.qdl.xml |
Everything relating to serialization of QDL workspaces to/from XML.
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| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.configuration.provider | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.exceptions | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.inheritance | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.util | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.cli | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.parser | |
| edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.json | |
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AssertionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 6/1/21 at 12:57 PM |
class |
BadArgException
Thrown when the argument to a function is not an accepted type.
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class |
BreakException
Used in loops to signal a break command since it is almost impossible to hop out of a complex
expression tree and do the right flow
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class |
ContinueException
Used in loops to signal a continue command since it is almost impossible to hop out of a complex
expression tree and do the right flow
|
class |
DeserializationException
This should only be thrown during deserialization if there is an actual problem
with the deserialization of on otherwise valid file, e.g.
|
class |
ExtraArgException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/17/22 at 6:06 AM |
class |
FunctionArgException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/17/22 at 6:05 AM |
class |
ImportException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/21/20 at 3:39 PM |
class |
IndexError
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/2/20 at 9:36 AM |
class |
InterruptException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 10/25/20 at 2:35 PM |
class |
IntrinsicViolation
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 9/26/21 at 6:54 AM |
class |
MissingArgException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/17/22 at 6:06 AM |
class |
MissingArgumentException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/26/20 at 6:27 AM |
class |
ModuleInstantiationException
Thrown when
Module.newInstance(State) fails. |
class |
NamespaceException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/21/20 at 3:42 PM |
class |
ParsingException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/29/20 at 3:00 PM |
class |
QDLException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/25/20 at 6:47 AM |
class |
QDLExceptionWithTrace
An exception when evaluating a set of statements.
|
class |
QDLIllegalAccessException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/25/21 at 10:16 AM |
class |
QDLIOException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 3/4/20 at 10:33 AM |
class |
QDLRuntimeException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/28/20 at 7:13 AM |
class |
QDLServerModeException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/5/20 at 9:32 AM |
class |
RaiseErrorException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/24/20 at 3:48 PM |
class |
RankException
Thrown when trying to access parts of stems that don't exist.
|
class |
RecursionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/24/20 at 6:24 AM |
class |
ReturnException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/22/20 at 1:14 PM |
class |
UndefinedFunctionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/21/20 at 6:51 AM |
class |
UnknownSymbolException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/25/20 at 6:47 AM |
class |
WrongArgCountException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/17/22 at 5:41 PM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
UnevaluatedExpressionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/13/20 at 3:19 PM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
VariableState.CyclicalError
Thrown by
VariableState.ResolveState if a cycle is found. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
QDLList.seGapException |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
XMLMissingCloseTagException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/8/21 at 6:15 AM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DefaultStoreDisabledException
An exception to be thrown if default stores are disabled.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CircularReferenceException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/19/19 at 7:19 PM |
class |
ConnectionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/6/14 at 1:52 PM |
class |
DestroyedException
Used by caches, this is thrown if an attempt to write to the cache is made after the cache has had its
destroy method invoked. |
class |
FilePermissionsException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 7/25/13 at 4:28 PM |
class |
FunctorRuntimeException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/26/19 at 9:25 AM |
class |
IllegalAccessException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 10/13/16 at 3:12 PM |
class |
InvalidAlgorithmException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/4/21 at 6:08 AM |
class |
InvalidCertRequestException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 1/8/14 at 10:53 AM |
class |
InvalidSignatureException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/4/21 at 6:07 AM |
class |
InvalidTimestampException
Thrown when an invalid timestamp (such as from parsing a date) is encountered.
|
class |
InvalidTokenException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 10/23/13 at 10:37 AM |
class |
InvalidURIException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 7/25/16 at 10:50 AM |
class |
MyConfigurationException
Exception thrown when there is a problem reading a configuration or interpreting the configuration.
|
class |
NFWException
For "No F-ing Way" Exception.
|
class |
NotImplementedException
For methods that have not been implemented.
|
class |
RetryException
This is thrown by servlets to indicate that an error has occurred (on user input) that
requires that the page be redisplayed with an error message.
|
class |
ServerRedirectException
For cases where a server throws an exception internally but returns a redirect.
|
class |
ServerSideException
An exception that wraps a server-side exception.
|
class |
TransactionNotFoundException
Thrown when an attempt to retrieve a supposedly pending transaction fails.
|
class |
UninitializedException
Thrown when an attempt to write to a store is made before it has been initialized.
|
class |
UnknownClientException
Thrown when an attempt has been made to retrieve a non-existent client.
|
class |
UnknownOptionException
Thrown by command line clients when the user attempts to invoke a command
(i.e.
|
class |
UnregisteredObjectException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/20/16 at 11:23 AM |
class |
UnsupportedJWTTypeException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/4/21 at 6:11 AM |
class |
UnsupportedProtocolException
An exception when an unsupported protocol in a request is encountered.
|
class |
UnsupportedVersionException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 9/25/18 at 8:31 AM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CyclicalError
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/2/21 at 8:19 AM |
class |
UnresolvedReferenceException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/3/21 at 7:42 AM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PoolException
Exception thrown by the
Pool class under certain conditions. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ArgumentNotFoundException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/17/13 at 11:13 AM |
class |
CommandNotFoundException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/17/13 at 11:12 AM |
static class |
ConfigurableCommandsImpl.ListOnlyNotification |
class |
ExitException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/30/13 at 10:46 AM |
class |
MalformedCommandException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 5/17/13 at 3:20 PM |
class |
ShutdownException
Thrown by the command line interpreter to signal a shutdown should happen.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ParserError
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 7/13/18 at 2:04 PM |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JSONValueNotFoundException
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 9/9/20 at 9:30 AM |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static PrivateKey |
KeyUtil.fromPKCS8PEM(String pem)
This takes the PEM encoding of a PKCS 8 format private key, strips the header and footer, converts
to bytes then invokes
KeyUtil.fromPKCS8DER(byte[]) . |
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As an example, if you committed a change with the following log message:
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| SPARK-12477 |
[SQL] Tungsten projection fails for null values in array fields |
Major |
SQL |
Pierre Borckmans |
Pierre Borckmans |
| SPARK-12499 |
make_distribution should not override MAVEN_OPTS |
Minor |
Build |
Adrian Bridgett |
Adrian Bridgett |
| SPARK-12502 |
Script /dev/run-tests fails when IBM Java is used |
Minor |
Tests |
Kazuaki Ishizaki |
Kazuaki Ishizaki |
| SPARK-12010 |
Spark JDBC requires support for column-name-free INSERT syntax |
Major |
SQL |
Christian Kurz |
Christian Kurz |
| SPARK-12517 |
No default RDD name for ones created by sc.textFile |
Minor |
Spark Core |
yaron weinsberg |
yaron weinsberg |
| SPARK-12424 |
The implementation of ParamMap#filter is wrong. |
Major |
ML |
Kousuke Saruta |
Kousuke Saruta |
| SPARK-12489 |
Fix minor issues found by Findbugs |
Minor |
MLlib, Spark Core, SQL |
Shixiong Zhu |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-11394 |
PostgreDialect cannot handle BYTE types |
Major |
SQL |
Takeshi Yamamuro |
Takeshi Yamamuro |
| SPARK-12526 |
ifelse , when , otherwise unable to take Column as value |
Major |
SparkR |
Sen Fang |
Sen Fang |
| SPARK-12300 |
Fix schema inferance on local collections |
Minor |
PySpark, SQL |
holdenk |
holdenk |
| SPARK-12399 |
Display correct error message when accessing REST API with an unknown app Id |
Minor |
Web UI |
Carson Wang |
Carson Wang |
| SPARK-12327 |
lint-r checks fail with commented code |
Major |
SparkR |
Shivaram Venkataraman |
Felix Cheung |
| SPARK-12611 |
test_infer_schema_to_local depended on old handling of missing value in row |
Trivial |
SQL, Tests |
holdenk |
holdenk |
| SPARK-12562 |
DataFrame.write.format("text") requires the column name to be called value |
Major |
SQL |
Michael Armbrust |
Xiu (Joe) Guo |
| SPARK-12579 |
User-specified JDBC driver should always take precedence |
Major |
SQL |
Josh Rosen |
Josh Rosen |
| SPARK-12470 |
Incorrect calculation of row size in o.a.s.sql.catalyst.expressions.codegen.GenerateUnsafeRowJoiner |
Minor |
SQL |
Pete Robbins |
Pete Robbins |
| SPARK-12589 |
result row size is wrong in UnsafeRowParquetRecordReader |
Major |
SQL |
Wenchen Fan |
Nong Li |
| SPARK-12647 |
1.6 branch test failure o.a.s.sql.execution.ExchangeCoordinatorSuite.determining the number of reducers: aggregate operator |
Minor |
SQL |
Pete Robbins |
Pete Robbins |
| SPARK-12617 |
socket descriptor leak killing streaming app |
Critical |
PySpark, Streaming |
Antony Mayi |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-12511 |
streaming driver with checkpointing unable to finalize leading to OOM |
Critical |
PySpark, Streaming |
Antony Mayi |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-12453 |
Spark Streaming Kinesis Example broken due to wrong AWS Java SDK version |
Critical |
Streaming |
Martin Schade |
Brian London |
| SPARK-12673 |
Prepending base URI of job description is missing |
Major |
Web UI |
Saisai Shao |
Saisai Shao |
| SPARK-12678 |
MapPartitionsRDD should clear reference to prev RDD |
Minor |
Spark Core |
Guillaume Poulin |
Guillaume Poulin |
| SPARK-12006 |
GaussianMixture.train crashes if an initial model is not None |
Major |
MLlib, PySpark |
Maciej Szymkiewicz |
Maciej Szymkiewicz |
| SPARK-12662 |
Add a local sort operator to DataFrame used by randomSplit |
Major |
Documentation, SQL |
Yin Huai |
Sameer Agarwal |
| SPARK-12598 |
Bug in setMinPartitions function of StreamFileInputFormat |
Minor |
Spark Core |
Darek Blasiak |
Darek Blasiak |
| SPARK-12591 |
NullPointerException using checkpointed mapWithState with KryoSerializer |
Major |
Streaming |
Jan Uyttenhove |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-12654 |
sc.wholeTextFiles with spark.hadoop.cloneConf=true fails on secure Hadoop |
Major |
Spark Core |
Thomas Graves |
Thomas Graves |
| SPARK-12696 |
Dataset serialization error |
Blocker |
SQL |
Michael Armbrust |
Michael Armbrust |
| SPARK-12734 |
Fix Netty exclusions and use Maven Enforcer to prevent bug from being reintroduced |
Major |
Build, Project Infra |
Josh Rosen |
Josh Rosen |
| SPARK-12638 |
Parameter explaination not very accurate for rdd function "aggregate" |
Trivial |
Documentation, Spark Core |
Tommy Yu |
Tommy Yu |
| SPARK-12582 |
IndexShuffleBlockResolverSuite fails in windows |
Major |
Tests, Windows |
yucai |
yucai |
| SPARK-7615 |
MLLIB Word2Vec wordVectors divided by Euclidean Norm equals to zero |
Minor |
MLlib |
Eric Li |
Sean Owen |
| SPARK-12558 |
AnalysisException when multiple functions applied in GROUP BY clause |
Major |
SQL |
Maciej Bryński |
Dilip Biswal |
| SPARK-12805 |
Outdated details in doc related to Mesos run modes |
Minor |
Documentation |
Luc Bourlier |
Luc Bourlier |
| SPARK-12685 |
word2vec trainWordsCount gets overflow |
Minor |
MLlib |
yuhao yang |
yuhao yang |
| SPARK-12268 |
pyspark shell uses execfile which breaks python3 compatibility |
Major |
PySpark |
Erik Selin |
Erik Selin |
| SPARK-12690 |
NullPointerException in UnsafeInMemorySorter.free() |
Minor |
Spark Core |
Carson Wang |
Carson Wang |
| SPARK-12478 |
Dataset fields of product types can't be null |
Major |
SQL |
Cheng Lian |
Apache Spark |
| SPARK-12026 |
ChiSqTest gets slower and slower over time when number of features is large |
Major |
MLlib |
Hunter Kelly |
yuhao yang |
| SPARK-9844 |
File appender race condition during SparkWorker shutdown |
Major |
Spark Core |
Alex Liu |
Bryan Cutler |
| SPARK-12784 |
Spark UI IndexOutOfBoundsException with dynamic allocation |
Major |
Web UI, YARN |
Thomas Graves |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-12708 |
Sorting task error in Stages Page when yarn mode |
Minor |
Web UI |
Koyo Yoshida |
Koyo Yoshida |
| SPARK-12346 |
GLM summary crashes with NoSuchElementException if attributes are missing names |
Major |
SparkR |
Eric Liang |
Eric Liang |
| SPARK-12841 |
UnresolvedException with cast |
Blocker |
SQL |
Michael Armbrust |
Wenchen Fan |
| SPARK-12747 |
Postgres JDBC ArrayType(DoubleType) 'Unable to find server array type' |
Major |
SQL |
Brandon Bradley |
Liang-Chi Hsieh |
| SPARK-12629 |
SparkR: DataFrame's saveAsTable method has issues with the signature and HiveContext |
Major |
SparkR |
Narine Kokhlikyan |
Narine Kokhlikyan |
| SPARK-12859 |
Names of input streams with receivers don't fit in Streaming page |
Trivial |
Streaming, Web UI |
Jacek Laskowski |
Alex Bozarth |
| SPARK-12760 |
inaccurate description for difference between local vs cluster mode in closure handling |
Minor |
Documentation |
Mortada Mehyar |
Mortada Mehyar |
| SPARK-12624 |
When schema is specified, we should give better error message if actual row length doesn't match |
Blocker |
PySpark, SQL |
Reynold Xin |
Cheng Lian |
| SPARK-12755 |
Spark may attempt to rebuild application UI before finishing writing the event logs in possible race condition |
Minor |
Spark Core |
Michael Allman |
Michael Allman |
| SPARK-12961 |
Work around memory leak in Snappy library |
Major |
Spark Core |
Josh Rosen |
Liang-Chi Hsieh |
| SPARK-12682 |
Hive will fail if the schema of a parquet table has a very wide schema |
Major |
SQL |
Yin Huai |
Sameer Agarwal |
| SPARK-12780 |
Inconsistency returning value of ML python models' properties |
Minor |
ML, PySpark |
Xusen Yin |
Xusen Yin |
| SPARK-10847 |
Pyspark - DataFrame - Optional Metadata with None triggers cryptic failure |
Minor |
PySpark, SQL |
Shea Parkes |
Jason C Lee |
| SPARK-13082 |
sqlCtx.real.json() doesn't work with PythonRDD |
Major |
PySpark |
Gaëtan Lehmann |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-13088 |
DAG viz does not work with latest version of chrome |
Blocker |
Web UI |
Andrew Or |
Andrew Or |
| SPARK-12989 |
Bad interaction between StarExpansion and ExtractWindowExpressions |
Major |
SQL |
Michael Armbrust |
Xiao Li |
| SPARK-13087 |
Grouping by a complex expression may lead to incorrect AttributeReferences in aggregations |
Critical |
SQL |
Mark Hamstra |
Michael Armbrust |
| SPARK-12783 |
Dataset map serialization error |
Critical |
SQL |
Muthu Jayakumar |
Wenchen Fan |
| SPARK-12711 |
ML StopWordsRemover does not protect itself from column name duplication |
Trivial |
ML, MLlib |
Grzegorz Chilkiewicz |
Grzegorz Chilkiewicz |
| SPARK-13121 |
java mapWithState mishandles scala Option |
Critical |
Java API, Streaming |
Gabriele Nizzoli |
Gabriele Nizzoli |
| SPARK-13122 |
Race condition in MemoryStore.unrollSafely() causes memory leak |
Major |
Spark Core, Streaming |
Adam Budde |
Adam Budde |
| SPARK-12739 |
Details of batch in Streaming tab uses two Duration columns |
Minor |
Streaming, Web UI |
Jacek Laskowski |
Mario Briggs |
| SPARK-13101 |
Dataset complex types mapping to DataFrame (element nullability) mismatch |
Blocker |
SQL |
Deenar Toraskar |
Wenchen Fan |
| SPARK-12807 |
Spark External Shuffle not working in Hadoop clusters with Jackson 2.2.3 |
Critical |
Shuffle, YARN |
Steve Loughran |
Steve Loughran |
| SPARK-10524 |
Decision tree binary classification with ordered categorical features: incorrect centroid |
Major |
ML, MLlib |
Joseph K. Bradley |
Liang-Chi Hsieh |
| SPARK-13056 |
Map column would throw NPE if value is null |
Major |
SQL |
Adrian Wang |
Adrian Wang |
| SPARK-13265 |
Refactoring of basic ML import/export for other file system besides HDFS |
Major |
ML |
Yu Ishikawa |
Yu Ishikawa |
| SPARK-13047 |
Pyspark Params.hasParam should not throw an error |
Minor |
ML, PySpark |
Seth Hendrickson |
Seth Hendrickson |
| SPARK-12746 |
ArrayType(_, true) should also accept ArrayType(_, false) |
Major |
ML, SQL |
Earthson Lu |
Earthson Lu |
| SPARK-13153 |
PySpark ML persistence failed when handle no default value parameter |
Minor |
ML, PySpark |
Tommy Yu |
Tommy Yu |
| SPARK-13142 |
Problem accessing Web UI /logPage/ on Microsoft Windows |
Minor |
Web UI |
Neil Andrassy |
Mark Pavey |
| SPARK-13300 |
Spark examples page gives errors : Liquid error: pygments |
Minor |
Documentation |
stefan |
Amit Ranjit |
| SPARK-13312 |
ML Model Selection via Train Validation Split example uses incorrect data |
Minor |
Documentation |
Jeremy |
Jeremy |
| SPARK-12921 |
Use SparkHadoopUtil reflection to access TaskAttemptContext in SpecificParquetRecordReaderBase |
Major |
Spark Core, SQL |
Josh Rosen |
Josh Rosen |
| SPARK-13371 |
TaskSetManager.dequeueSpeculativeTask compares Option[String] and String directly. |
Major |
Scheduler |
Guoqiang Li |
Sean Owen |
| SPARK-13410 |
unionAll AnalysisException with DataFrames containing UDT columns. |
Major |
SQL |
Franklyn Dsouza |
Franklyn Dsouza |
| SPARK-12546 |
Writing to partitioned parquet table can fail with OOM |
Blocker |
SQL |
Nong Li |
Michael Armbrust |
| SPARK-13298 |
DAG visualization does not render correctly for jobs |
Major |
Web UI |
Lucas Woltmann |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-11624 |
Spark SQL CLI will set sessionstate twice |
Critical |
SQL |
Adrian Wang |
Adrian Wang |
| SPARK-11972 |
[Spark SQL] the value of 'hiveconf' parameter in CLI can't be got after enter spark-sql session |
Critical |
SQL |
Yi Zhou |
Adrian Wang |
| SPARK-12363 |
PowerIterationClustering test case failed if we deprecated KMeans.setRuns |
Minor |
MLlib |
Yanbo Liang |
Liang-Chi Hsieh |
| SPARK-13355 |
Replace GraphImpl.fromExistingRDDs by Graph |
Major |
ML, MLlib |
Xiangrui Meng |
Xiangrui Meng |
| SPARK-13390 |
Java Spark createDataFrame with List parameter bug |
Minor |
Spark Core |
mike niemaz |
Shixiong Zhu |
| SPARK-13475 |
HiveCompatibilitySuite should still run in PR builder even if a PR only changes sql/core |
Major |
SQL, Tests |
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Yin Huai |
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Block Manager |
carlmartin |
carlmartin |
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SQL |
Cheng Lian |
Cheng Lian |
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YARN |
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Terence Yim |
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Major |
YARN |
carlmartin |
carlmartin |
| SPARK-12486 |
Executors are not always terminated successfully by the worker. |
Major |
Spark Core |
Nong Li |
Nong Li |
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Major |
ML |
Wojciech Jurczyk |
Yu Ishikawa |
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Major |
SQL |
Cheng Lian |
Yin Huai |
| SPARK-13855 |
Spark 1.6.1 artifacts not found in S3 bucket / direct download |
Major |
EC2 |
Sandesh Deshmane |
Patrick Wendell |


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This is the API documentation for the Java version of Tsugi (www.tsugi.org) library to designed to help build learning tools with the various IMS (www.imsglobal.org) standards. This project is lead by Charles Severance (www.dr-chuck.com).
The source code for this Java library is available at https://github.com/csev/tsugi-java and a sample application that uses the library is available at https://github.com/csev/tsugi-java-servlet.
There is also a PHP implementation of Tsugi at https://github.com/csev/tsugi. The PHP Tsugi includes the library code, an administration UI, a hosting framework, and a number of sample applications.
A basic outline of a Tsugi application is as follows:
import org.tsugi.*;
public class TsugiServlet extends HttpServlet {
private Log log = LogFactory.getLog(TsugiServlet.class);
Tsugi tsugi = null;
public void setTsugi(Tsugi tsugi) { this.tsugi = tsugi; }
public void init( ... ) {
super.init(config);
if ( tsugi == null ) tsugi = TsugiFactory.getTsugi();
}
public void doPost ( ... ) {
Launch launch = tsugi.getLaunch(req, res);
if ( launch.isComplete() ) {
launch.getOutput().flashSuccess("LTI Launch validated and redirected");
log.info("LTI Launch validated and redirected...");
return;
}
if ( ! launch.isValid() ) {
PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
out.println("
");
out.println("Launch is not valid");
out.println(launch.getErrorMessage());
out.println("Base String:");
out.println(launch.getBaseString());
out.println("
");
out.close();
return;
}
... handle your POSTs ...
}
public void doGet ( ... ) {
{
PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
Launch launch = tsugi.getLaunch(req, res);
if ( launch.isComplete() ) return;
if ( ! launch.isValid() ) {
throw new RuntimeException(launch.getErrorMessage());
}
Output o = launch.getOutput();
Properties p = o.header(out);
out.println("<title>Sample</title>");
// Some of my CSS includes...
o.bodyStart(out);
o.navStart(out); // If you want it..
o.flashMessages(out);
out.println("
");
out.println("Welcome to hello world!");
out.println("
");
o.navEnd(out); // If you started it
o.footerStart(out);
// Some of my own JavaScript goodness
$(document).ready( ... );
o.footerEnd(out);
}
A more complete example application is
here.


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now returns an instance of MigrationVersion
(was
SchemaVersion
).
- Core:
Flyway.getTarget()
now returns an instance of MigrationVersion
(was SchemaVersion
).
- Core:
MigrationInfoProvider.getVersion()
now returns an
instance of
MigrationVersion
.
- Maven:
schemas
is now a nested configuration element instead of a simply configuration property
Changes
- Issue 290 Commons-Logging
Dependency is now optional.
- Deprecated
Flyway.status()
. Use Flyway.info()
instead.
- Deprecated
Flyway.history()
. Use Flyway.info()
instead.
- Deprecated
validationMode
. Use validateOnMigrate
instead.
- Deprecated
validationErrorMode
. Use cleanOnValidationError
instead.
- Deprecated
disableInitCheck
. Use initOnMigrate
instead.
- Core: Deprecated
com.googlecode.flyway.core.exception.FlywayException
. Use
com.googlecode.flyway.core.api.FlywayException
instead.
- Core: Deprecated
Flyway.setinitVersion(SchemaVersion)
. Use
Flyway.setinitVersion(MigrationVersion)
instead.
- Core: Deprecated
Flyway.setTarget(SchemaVersion)
. Use
Flyway.setTarget(MigrationVersion)
instead.
- Command-line: Distribution without Spring no longer contains logging jars
- Ant: Distribution without Spring no longer contains logging jars
- HsqlDb: Flyway is now tested against HsqlDb 2.2.6 (was <IP_ADDRESS>). Still compatible with HsqlDb 1.8.
- HsqlDb: Concurrent migration support for HsqlDb 2.0 and newer.
- Oracle: To be compatible with SqlPlus, Flyway now always expects /
to terminate a create type statement.
- DB2: Flyway is now tested against <IP_ADDRESS> (was <IP_ADDRESS>). Fix Pack 7 fixes important issues related to
calling REORG from JDBC.
Bug fixes
-
Issue 145
SQL Scripts with wrong description separator fail due to DB constraints
-
Issue 183
Calculation of checksum is platform encoding dependent.
- Issue 199 Trimming of
whitespaces in SQL migrations breaks stored procedures formatting.
-
Issue 218
createMetaDataTable.sql doesn't escape schema, table and field names
- Issue 228 Oracle - SQL
hints
- Issue 231 Oracle Sql
Parser: support comments inside package body
- Issue 240 Empty lines are
stripped from multi-line string inserts
-
Issue 276
Older DB2 versions limit the length of constraint names causing schema_version creation to fail
- Issue 285
OracleSqlScript does not support delimiter for TYPE(s) in
1.6.1
- Issue 287 JNLP classloader not supported
- Issue 293 1.7 issues
warnings about deprecated baseDir and basePackage even if they are not defined
- Issue 296 "unexpected
end of statement" in flyway 1.7 when creating multi-statement TRIGGER in HSQL
- Issue 298 Java migrations:
ignore abstract classes
- Issue 300 flyway:clean
doesn't remove Schema-level triggers on Oracle
-
Issue 303
dropping aggregate function fails with clean
-
Issue 304
SQL migration with multiline INSERT takes too long
-
Issue 305
SqlScript parser misses */ closing comment if line starts with --
-
Issue 307
CommandLine 1.7 --- More than one migration with same version
-
Issue 309
SQL script multiple comments issue
-
Issue 310
Having Delimiter keyword within block comment
-
Issue 313
Flyway breaks on quotes inside comments
-
Issue 315
Oracle clean schema fails to drop SYS_IOT_OVER tables
-
Issue 341
NTLM Authentication
-
Issue 348
ORA-00933 in case of schema name containing a dot symbol
-
Issue 355
Flyway clean fails with Oracle nested tables
-
Issue 356
Cannot create multi-statement triggers on DB2
- Added JBoss VFS v2 support to enable deployment inside JBoss 5.
Thanks to Adam Peresztegi, Adriano Machado, alehby, Alix Warnke, Anssi Huusko, Brian Troutwine, Cornelius
Buschka, Daniel Kan, Darragh O'Toole, Dmitry Bedrin, donald87, Emmanuel Potvin, Geir Nerboe, Gilman Tolle,
Greg Bujak, Haam Tham, Jochen Munz, Klaus Etkar, Kris Mulica, kwbrockhoff, Luc Degraef, Patrick van Dissel,
saran600101, Stefan Röck, Stephen Friedrich, Steve Tarka, Tim Andersen, Tomek Kaczanowski and Vikram Hullukunte
for reporting these issues.
Flyway 1.7 (2012-07-10)
New Features
- Issue 174 Multiple
differently named base dirs for SQL Migrations
Changes
- Issue 59 Spring Dependency
is now optional.
- Core: Flyway now directly depends on commons-logging. This previously happened transitively through the
spring-jdbc dependency.
- Core: Removed deprecated Flyway.get/setTransactionManager() methods. They already had no effect anymore
since 1.6
- Core: Deprecated JavaMigration. Use
SpringJdbcMigration instead.
- Core: Deprecated JavaMigrationInfoProvider. Use MigrationInfoProvider instead.
- Core: Deprecated JavaMigrationChecksumProvider. Use MigrationChecksumProvider instead.
- Core: Deprecated flyway.baseDir and flyway.basePackage properties. Use the new flyway.locations instead.
- Command-line: New download distribution without Spring dependencies
- Ant: New download distribution without Spring dependencies
- Ant: Deprecated direct nesting of placeholder elements. They must now be wrapped inside a placeholders
container.
Bug Fixes
- Issue 156 OSGI: Incorrect
Unable to find path for sql migrations
- Issue 181 Deploying
flyway-core in virgo (Spring DM Server) fails with ClassNotFoundException: javax.sql.DataSource
- Issue 182 Allow spring
3.0.x in osgi import-package
- Issue 198 Angled-brackets
need to be escaped in Javadoc
- Issue 211 Validation
package missing from OSGi exported packages
- Issue 227 Deployment in a
WAR on JBoss
- Issue 252 1.6.1 flyway.sh
classloader problem
- Issue 256 Enable File
Scanning for Zip Protocol
- Issue 262 Fix incorrect
handling of nested dollar quotes in PostgreSQL scripts
- Issue 263 Flyway
commandline 1.6.1 no available on Maven central
- Issue 264 Getting
FlywayException when running maven flyway:migrate goal in
Jenkins
- Issue 269
FileSystemLocationScanner and Symbolic Links on
Unix
- Issue 271 Flyway clean
fails to clean db2 when using views with materialized query tables
- Issue 272 Flyway clean
doesn't drop DB2 aliases
- Issue 279 Migrate fails on
.sql files with utf-8 signature
Thanks to Anssi Huusko, Cornelius Buschka, cowwoc, Friedrich Schaeuffelhut, Haam Tham, jtucker, Jussi Mononen,
Konstantin Zmanovsky, Marco Descher, Mathias Bogaert, Michael Lubavin, Michal Sabo, Stefan Ferstl, Thomas
Letsch, Thomas Recloux and Tsai Liming for reporting and providing patches for these issues.
Flyway 1.6.1 (2012-04-21)
Bug Fixes
- Issue 239 Flyway 1.6
classpath scanner does not find files unless baseDir has trailing '/'
- Issue 241 1.6 ant task no
longer works with sql migrations
- Issue 242 Fail to properly
load resource files (SQL) in WebappClassLoader
Thanks to Marc Dumontier, Steve Tarka and vtkstef for reporting these issues.
Flyway 1.6 (2012-04-09)
New Features
Changes
- Flyway is now built with JDK 6, but still compatible with JDK 5.
- Flyway is now tested against the SQL Server sqljdbc4 driver (was sqljdbc).
- Flyway.get/setTransactionManager are now deprecated and have no effect anymore. More info
Bug Fixes
- Issue 79 Migrations don't
support semicolons within quotes
- Issue 184 Huge SQL
migrations force huge heap space for doing flyway migrate
- Issue 186 Javadoc of
getBaseDir method of Flyway class is not consistent with implementation.
- Issue 192 Regression in
1.5 -- Oracle parsing of SQL Script fails due to fieldname 'Function'
- Issue 200 Cannot invoke
setDataSource() multiple times
- Issue 208 Incorrect
Javadoc for Flyway.setBaseDir(String)
- Issue 209 Support dropping
custom domains and enums in PostgreSQL
- Issue 212 Multiline
inserts not supported by PostgreSQLSqlScript
- Issue 217 Command-line
tool may fail to find config on windows machine
- Issue 220 Maximum open
cursors
- Issue 224 Oracle triggers
- Issue 225 Clean for SQL
Server does not remove User Defined Table Types
- Issue 232
SqlMigrationResolver ignores scripts in a multi-module
environment
- Issue 236 Flyway clean
fails for table created by Oracle text
Thanks to Alexander Hansen, Andrew Hunt, asotobu, Corin Fletcher, cowwoc, jaggerjackkurosaki, Juha Komulainen,
Klaus Etkar, Kris Mulica, Luc Degraef and vadim for reporting and contributing patches for these
issues.
Flyway 1.5 (2011-11-09)
New Features
- Issue 39 Ant Tasks for
Flyway
- Issue 136 Support for
server credentials from settings.xml (Maven plugin)
Changes
- Calling validate either through the API, the Maven plugin, the Command-Line client or the Ant Tasks now
automatically sets the validationMode to ALL
- Removed the deprecated Flyway.init(version,description) method
- Removed the deprecated BaseJavaMigration class and the pre
1.0 inheritance-based Java Migration support (update to implements JavaMigration
if you haven't already done so)
Bug Fixes
- Issue 135 Include URL of
offending migrations in case of conflict
- Issue 143 flyway.sh clean
fails due to dependencies (PostgreSQL cleaning of base types & functions)
- Issue 144 Postgresql
functions defined in multiple-lines with $_$ placeholders fail to migrate
- Issue 146 Allow
placeholder to disable sql code
- Issue 148 Flyway command
line returns exit status 0, even on failure
- Issue 152 NullPointerExcpetion
Null
- Issue 153 Command line
tool 1.4.2 (Windows) - sql folder - unexpected behavior
- Issue 154 Command line
tool 1.4.2 (Windows) - validating changes to executed migrations not happening
- Issue 159 Delimiter change
happens outside of FUNCTIONS, PROCEDUREs and PACKAGES in Oracle
- Issue 160 Not dropping
database object types during a Clean (Oracle)
- Issue 161 Maven validate
goal doesn't validate
- Issue 162 Migrations won't
work on MS SQL Server with case sensitive collation
- Issue 168 flyway:clean
doesn't work in PostgreSQL on tables with child tables
- Issue 170 Must not apply
migration if migration pattern is violated
- Issue 173 Oracle: create
procedure parser issue
- Issue 175 HsqlDB does not
cleanup sequences
Thanks to Seb Brousse, Christoph Giess, Jeremy Smith, Jon Roler, cowwoc, donald87, Timo Meinen, Octavian,
Dileep Hareendran, Kris Mulica, Ulf Bamberg, Luc Degraef and casibbald for contributing patches and reporting
these issues.
Flyway 1.4.2 (2011-06-29)
Bug Fixes
Thanks to Armin Gattung for reporting this issue.
Flyway 1.4.1 (2011-05-27)
New Features
- Issue 129 Use user
supplied TransactionManager
Bug Fixes
Thanks to jmarin and floburka for reporting these issues.
Flyway 1.4 (2011-05-13)
New Features
Changes
- Flyway is now tested with the DB2 Db2jcc driver (was Db2jcc4)
- Flyway is now tested with the Oracle Ojdbc5 driver (was Ojdbc6)
- Flyway is now tested with the PostgreSQL Jdbc3 driver (was Jdbc4)
Bug Fixes
- Issue 93 Include paths of
offenders in migration conflict error message
- Issue 94 "Found more
than one migration" error for duplicate resources
- Issue 96 Migration fails of
version description is excessive
- Issue 124 Maven:
flyway.schemas seems not be recognized
- Issue 125 Oracle
Materialized View logs cause an exception during cleaning.
- Issue 126 Cleaning Oracle
Materialized Views causes exception
- Issue 128 H2SqlScript does
not correctly detect statements
Thanks to Armin Gattung, Chris Wewerka, Gili Tzabari, Adriano Machado, everflux and stembler for reporting these
issues.
Flyway 1.3.1 (2011-04-06)
New Features
Bug Fixes
- Issue 102 Oracle: Flyway
now throws an exception when a clean is attempted on the SYSTEM schema
- Issue 108 DB2Support:
Detection of tables for schema cleaning also includes views
- Issue 110 H2 Problem: drop
table statements are created for views
- Issue 111 Flyway should
not attempt to clean generated sequences on H2
- Issue 113 DB2Support
Clean: Generation of drop sequences should not include system generated sequences
- Issue 115 The command line
tool does not support -target property
- Issue 120 Accept "go"
delimiter in small caps for SQL Server
- Fixed cleaning of views for HsqlDb
Thanks to Chris Wewerka, Eric Jain, Derek Kwok, Matthew Lai and Julien Dumetier for reporting these
issues.
Flyway 1.3 (2011-03-18)
New Features
Bug Fixes
- Issue 103 Flyway can now
clean sequences, constants and domains on H2
- Issue 104 mvn flyway:clean
fails with SQL-Exception when db user does not have DBA permissions (Oracle XE)
Thanks to Chris Wewerka for contributing the DB2 support!
Thanks to M.Ahyaie, Jonas Kilian and Martin
Pletzer for reporting these issues.
Flyway 1.2 (2011-02-27)
New Features
Changes
- Flyway is now tested with MySQL version 5.1 (up from 5.0)
- Flyway is now tested with the Oracle OJDBC6 JDBC driver (up from OJDBC14)
Bug Fixes
- Issue 92 Flyway might be
leaking database connections
- Issue 95 The clean command
needs to quote table names
- Support for semicolon at the end of a line inside a string literal (H2)
- Support for CREATE PACKAGE statements (Oracle)
- Issue 63 Support trailing
single line comments
- Issue 97 Maven Plugin
should not log spring messages to console
- Issue 89 Restore capability
to use non-empty database without init
Thanks to Adriano Machado for contributing the SQL Server support!
Thanks to Gili Tzabari, René
Samselnig, Daniel Garcia, Ulf Bamberg and Gene Gotimer for reporting the other issues
Flyway 1.1 (2011-02-03)
New Features
- Issue 43 Standalone tool to
run Flyway directly from the command-line
- Issue 77 The Flyway Maven
plugin now suggests running mvn compile if no migrations have been found.
- Issue 80 Prevent migrate()
or validate() on a non-empty schema without a metadata table with at least one applied migration.
Bug Fixes
- Issue 78 Spring JDBC
dependency missing from POM.
- Support for semicolon at the end of a line inside a string literal (Hsql only for now)
- Issue 81 Validation fails
with type mismatch for INIT
Thanks to jaggerjackkurosaki and Thomas Kruse for reporting these issues
Flyway 1.0.1 (2010-12-27)
Bug Fixes
- Issue 75 Wrong detection of
Spatial Extensions on Oracle 10g (but works on XE)
Flyway 1.0 (2010-12-26)
New Features
- Clean now purges the Oracle recycle bin
Bug Fixes
- Issue 72
Flyway.configure(Properties) also works when the DataSource is
set explicitly beforehand.
Thanks to Mathias Bogaert for reporting the Flyway.configure issue
Flyway 0.9.5 (2010-12-12)
New Features
- Issue 36 Added support for
specifying a target version up to which Flyway should run migrations.
- Added new property ignoreFailedFutureMigration to ignore migration failures that happened while
deploying a newer version of the software. This allows for software rollbacks without having to do database
rollbacks, at the cost of weakening fail fast.
- Issue 31 Flyway now has its
own exception hierarchy. All exceptions thrown are now of type FlywayException.
- Issue 44 Flyway can now
find SQL migrations even if they are in subfolders of baseDir.
Changes
- Removed support for upgrading from pre 0.9 versions. If you need to upgrade from 0.8.5 and earlier, you must
migrate to 0.9.4 first before migrating to this version.
- Removed support for the deprecated metaDataTable property. Use table instead.
- Removed the deprecated Flyway.init(SchemaVersion version) method. Use Flyway.init(SchemaVersion
version,
String description) instead.
- Issue 30 Java migrations
are now based on interfaces instead of inheritance. The existing BaseJavaMigration class has been
deprecated and retrofitted to
this new model.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue with Oracle Spatial Index tables causing a failure when attempting to clean.
Flyway 0.9.4 (2010-11-24)
Changes
- Issue 61 Reduced the info
logging to a single line per migration
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug in the Oracle Sql Parser which caused it to trip over column names starting with 'begin'
- Fixed custom version table name handling. Setting the datasource before the table name was causing an error.
This also affected the Maven plugin.
- Issue 65 New-lines are now
preserved in statements to improve the readability of stored procedures.
Thanks to Mathias Bogaert for reporting the logging issue and Daniel Garcia for reporting and contributing a
patch for the new-line issue
Flyway 0.9.3 (2010-11-09)
New Features
- Issue 62 Added support for
MySQL comment directives (/*!...*/;) so MySQL dumps can be used as migrations
Thanks to Mathias Bogaert for reporting this issue
Flyway 0.9.2 (2010-11-05)
New Features
- Issue 51 The Flyway class
can now be configured using a Properties object
- Issue 41 Support for
PostgreSQL, including stored procedures (CREATE FUNCTION with $$ escapes)
Changes
- Issue 38 The
SchemaVersion class doesn't contain the description
anymore
- Issue 57 Ignoring oracle
recycle bin tables when running clean
- Issue 55 Maven plugin does
not trigger phase compile anymore (use mvn compile flyway:migrate instead). Fixes Hudson problems.
- Issue 53 Added default
phase pre-integration-test to clean and migrate mojos
Thanks to Philipp (godhood) for contributing large parts of the PostgreSQL support
Flyway 0.9.1 (2010-09-14)
Bug fixes
- Fixed parsing of CREATE FUNCTION and CREATE PROCEDURE statements in PL/SQL
Thanks to Hilario Fernandes for reporting this issue.
Flyway 0.9 (2010-08-25)
New Features
- Support for migration checksums (CRC-32 for SQL Migrations, optional custom implementation for Java
migrations)
- Optional accidental change detection running validation (including checksums) before migration
- mvn flyway:validate goal to validate the applied migrations against the available ones in the
classpath
- Sql migrations file names can now have a configurable prefix (Default: V) and suffix (Default: .sql)
Changes
- The metadata table format has been extended with new columns (type, checksum, installed_by). Existing
metadata tables will be upgraded automatically on the first run, no manual intervention is required.
- The schemaMetaDataTable property has been renamed to table in both the Flyway class and
the Maven plugin. The old property still works, but has been deprecated and will be removed in 0.9.5
- mvn flyway:migrate now automatically triggers the compile phase to ensure that new migrations are found
by the plugin
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a problem where Flyway could not clean an Oracle database when the spatial extensions where
missing
Flyway 0.8.5 (2010-07-26)
- Added mvn flyway:history goal to display the complete migration history of the schema
- The encoding of the Sql migration files is now configurable
- mvn flyway:clean is now more robust and available for all supported databases
- Added mvn flyway:init to initialize an existing schema with a metadata table and an initial version
- mvn flyway:status show installation date instead of execution time
- Added MySQL stored procedure support
- Java migrations now inherit from
com.googlecode.flyway.core.migration.java.BaseJavaMigration
- Fixed all known bugs
Flyway 0.8 (2010-07-15)
- Added mvn flyway:status goal to display the current version of the schema
- Fixed logging in Maven Plugin
- Base package changed to com.googlecode.flyway to match Maven groupId
- Restored Spring 2.5 compatibility
- Added an example of a Java Migration to the sample application
Flyway 0.7 (2010-06-29)
- Added support for parallel migrations. Flyway is now safe to deploy in a cluster.
- [Alpha] Added initial mvn flyway:clean goal to remove all objects from the
schema. Note: Only for Oracle in 0.7
Flyway 0.6 (2010-06-13)
- Updated maven groupId to com.googlecode.flyway
- Added HsqlDb support
- Added Maven Plugin with Migrate mojo (mvn flyway:migrate)
- Added Sample application
- Fail-fast when a previous migration failed
- Improved performance and logging output
- Added H2 database support
Flyway 0.0.5 (2010-05-13)
- Fixed connection leaks
- Improved support for PL/SQL blocks having a declare section
Flyway 0.0.4 (2010-05-09)
- Display exact script name and line number when a statement could not be executed
- Added support for multi-line comments /* */ in sql scripts
Flyway 0.0.3 (2010-04-26)
- Added support for Ant-style ${placeholder} replacement in sql migrations
- Added support for oracle pl/sql blocks in sql migrations
Flyway 0.0.2 (2010-04-23)
- Fixed current version index on Oracle
Flyway 0.0.1 (2010-04-20)
Roadmap


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The simplest template ever!
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and experiment.
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script and reload the page.
The simplest template ever!
Feel free to modify the file templates/template.html
and experiment.
After you modify the template, run again the node build.js
script and reload the page.


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The base interaction class. All of the API methods are called via the client class once a Client object is created.
Lets you change configuration options
# File lib/twitpic/client.rb, line 13 13: def configure(&block) 14: raise ArgumentError, "Block required in order to configure" unless block_given? 15: 16: yield @config 17: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/events.rb, line 47 47: def event(action, args) 48: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@EVENT_API.keys.member?(action) 49: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@EVENT_API[action], args) 50: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/events.rb, line 42 42: def events(action, args) 43: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@EVENTS_API.keys.member?(action) 44: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@EVENTS_API[action], args) 45: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/faces.rb, line 28 28: def faces(action, args) 29: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@FACES_API.keys.member?(action) 30: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@FACES_API[action], args) 31: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/media.rb, line 12 12: def media(action, args) 13: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@MEDIA_API.keys.member?(action) 14: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@MEDIA_API[action], args) 15: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/places.rb, line 18 18: def place(action, args) 19: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@PLACE_API.keys.member?(action) 20: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@PLACE_API[action], args) 21: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/places.rb, line 23 23: def places(action, args) 24: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@PLACES_API.keys.member?(action) 25: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@PLACES_API[action], args) 26: end
Uploads a photo to TwitPic
# File lib/twitpic/api/upload.rb, line 4 4: def upload(file, message) 5: message = "" unless message.strip.length > 0 6: 7: TwitPic::API.upload(self, file, {:message => message}) 8: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/upload.rb, line 10 10: def upload_and_post(file, message) 11: message = "" unless message.strip.length > 0 12: 13: media = TwitPic::API.upload(self, file, {:message => message}) 14: if media then 15: TwitPic::API.tweet(self, media) 16: end 17: end
# File lib/twitpic/api/users.rb, line 10 10: def users(action, args) 11: raise ArgumentError, "Invalid API action given" unless @@USERS_API.keys.member?(action) 12: TwitPic::API.query(self, @@USERS_API[action], args) 13: end
Determines whether all of the required information has been entered into the config so we know if we can make a write-enabled call or not. Is this too ghetto/unsafe?
# File lib/twitpic/client.rb, line 21 21: def write_enabled 22: enabled = true 23: TwitPic::Config.instance_methods.grep(/\w=$/).each do |method| 24: enabled = false unless @config.send(method.to_s.chop).strip.length > 0 25: end 26: end
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val first: String?
The first portion of the string before the first whitespace char.
first - The first portion of the string before the first whitespace char.
first


point2 Class Template Reference
[Models]
#include <utilities.hpp>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
template<typename T>
class boost::gil::point2< T >
2D point both axes of which have the same dimension type
Models: Point2DConcept
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: While on the subject of Winforms... author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 590 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/01/whileonthesubjectofwinforms date: '2003-01-25 09:35:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-25 09:35:53 +0000' categories: - ".NET" tags: [] comments: - id: 400 author: Ziv Caspi author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://radio.weblogs.com/0106548/ date: '2003-01-26 13:12:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-26 13:12:43 +0000' content: |
My experience is exactly opposite: Most of the work I do is low-level, and every once in a while I need to write some GUI code. In my experience, writing UI in C#/WinForms is about 10% of the effort required by C++/MFC. This is despite my knowing C++ far better than C#, or having worked in MFC a lot longer than WinForms. Perhaps when you try to create your own controls it's different -- but for me, WinForms is sufficient reason to write all my little utilities in C#.
- id: 401 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog date: '2003-01-26 13:23:45 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-26 13:23:45 +0000' content: |I don't argue otherwise. What I argue about is that the large scale design of windows forms could've been better. It has way too many leaky abstractions, if you know what I mean.
And you'll notice them once you try to do any real complex UI in windows forms, I think.
- id: 402 author: Ziv Caspi author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://radio.weblogs.com/0106548/ date: '2003-01-27 23:56:10 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-27 23:56:10 +0000' content: |This brings up an interesting question: Is there a good design that would support both?
Is other words, do you see (or know of) a good design that would please devs like me -- who rarely do UI work and need simple abstractions --yet also support people like you, who obviously need the power to do complex work?
IMHO, it is sometimes very difficult to achieve this in a single API. In some cases I know of, the results were the design of two separated interfaces. This, of course, also sucks.
- id: 403 author: Dejan Jelovic author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.jelovic.com/ date: '2003-01-28 10:49:16 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-28 10:49:16 +0000' content: |Oh, sure there is Ziv.
Designs that hide low-level details in interfaces are not harder to use than class-heavy designs. And they are significantly easier to extend.
The problem is that most people don't know the principles of good OO design. For a good start, read the six articles linked from the Robert C. Martin section of the following page: http://www.jelovic.com/misc/people.htm
Dejan
---Chris rant reminded me about something I thought of in regards of the Windows Forms design.
A lot of the Winforms technology is cool. Many controls are easy to use, and things like the way layout works with docking and anchoring is really cool and useful.
Why? Chris already mentioned part of it indirectly in his rant: Too much of it relies on base classes to work. Why didn't they rely more on well defined interfaces instead of base classes?
Much of this leads to what I consider really weird looking class hierarchies. For example, the familiar concept of a "window" is pretty well hidden underneath the whole framework.  It makes no sense to me to have the concept of a Form be an instance of the Control abstraction. I consider them to be fundamentally different things because their usage model is, overall, too different. Instead, I would've liked to see the Window abstraction as a base pattern, with Forms and Controls being two separate abstractions built on top of it.
And while on the subject: Form? Blagh!
Likewise, one could argue against several other Winforms abstractions and particularly agains conventions.... why does the Control class offer like 7 different ways to take a control's position and size, with only some of them being directly updatable? Hell, why couldn't we have only one or two? Is there no consistency and simplicity in our world anymore?
I don't do much Winforms coding these days, but I did quite a bit before. I always found it weird that at times I was missing MFC so much, and that's even though I haven't written a single line of MFC code in like three years!


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2) Have your character rotate right when the right arrow key is pressed, and left when the left arrow key is pressed.
4) When the character passes the edge of the screen, have it appear on the opposite edge.
5) Every few seconds, have an object for your character to collect appear on the screen.
7) Create a score variable and have it increase every time you collect an object. Display the score variable on the screen.
8) Create obstacles for your character to avoid. Have them appear in set intervals of time. Have each obstacle be a random size.
9) Make the game stop if your character hits an obstacle and create a "Game Over" message.
10) Create a message that only stays visible for a few seconds that tells the player how to play the game.


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Labels are an important part of your code. However, since each label must normally be unique, this can lead to "namespace pollution," and you'll find yourself going through ever more contorted constructions to generate unique label names. Ophis offers two solutions to this: anonymous labels and temporary labels. This tutorial will cover both of these facilities, and also introduce the aliasing mechanism.
Temporary labels are the easiest to use. If a label begins with an underscore, it will only be reachable from inside the innermost enclosing scope. Scopes begin when a .scope statement is encountered. This produces a new, inner scope if there is another scope in use. The .scend command ends the innermost currently active scope.
We can thus rewrite our header data using temporary labels, thus allowing the main program to have a label named next if it wants.
.word $0801 .org $0801 .scope .word _next, 10 ; Next line and current line number .byte $9e," 2064",0 ; SYS 2064 _next: .word 0 ; End of program .scend .advance 2064 |
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(host:ip)
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weight) (default [])
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microseconds
microseconds
(0-3, 0,1)
(0-3, 0,1)
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second) to a device (default [])
to a device (default [])
of the image
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initialize before starting
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run (ms|s|m|h) (default 0s)
that forwards signals and reaps
processes
addresses
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container
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the host
random ports
filesystem as read only
container exits (default "no")
when it exits
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2. Tim Gaertner - Flathead Cycling
3. Jay Shaver - Whitefish
4. Trevor Brandt - Great Divide
5. Bryan Schutt - Kalispell
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2. Walt Chauner - Flathead Cycling
3. Byron DeFord - Great Divide
4. Richard Allen - 5VV
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Home > JavaScript Questions > What are the different ways to define a variable in JavaScript? And when to pick which one to use?
There are three possible ways of defining a variable in JavaScript(ES6/2015):
Var – The var keyword is used to declare a variable and, optionally, initialize the value of that variable globally.
Example:
var userName = "rajat";
// username can be used here
function myFunction() {
// userName can also be used here
}
Let – Introduced in ES2015. The let keyword is used to define a variable that will be used only in the block it is defined in. Usually provides a hint that the variable may have been reassigned, i.e. a counter in a loop, or a value swap in an algo.
The let provide Block{} Scope variables. Hence, it can't be accessed outside the scope. Example:
{
let a = 2;
}
// a can NOT be used here
Const – Introduced in ES2015. Declaring a variable with const is similar to that of let when it comes to Block Scope, i.e not accessible outside the block variables. The const variable must be assigned a value when they are declared. For example:
Incorrect Way
const PI;
PI = 3.14159265359;
Correct Way
const PI = 3.14159265359;
The const variables cannot be reassigned
const PI = 3.141592653589793;
PI = 3.14; // This will give an error
PI = PI + 10; // This will also give an error


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Your CuPID
Device Name Device Group Hardware
iicontrollibs
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Topics
Network Connectivity (LAN)
Your CuPID Control will come configured as DHCP (it will automatically attempt to obtain whatever IP the network gateway feels like assigning it). If you have a password on your network, you'll first need to tell your CuPID what that is to gain access to the network. To add your password and connect to the network of your choice, simply click the Wireless configuration icon on the desktop and add the information to the network configuration. Select connect and you should be good to go.
If you wish to configure a static IP, you have two basic choices: configure your CuPID or configure your router. To configure the CuPID, open up the text file /etc/network/interfaces and uncomment the manual configuration lines and comment out the automatic configuration. Instructions in the file should make this clear, and with any luck we'll throw this configuration into our interface in the very near future. Alternatively, if you don't want to mess with this little text file and are comfortable editing your router's configuration, you can create an IP reservation in your router/gateway and you'll get the same IP every time. Same result.
External Web Access (WAN)
WARNING: Following the steps below puts your CuPID on the interwebs. The internet is a dangerous place full of trolls and sprites that would love to grab control of your temperature controller and cook whatever is attached to it. Create strong passwords, and preferably employ a firewall that will block brute force attempts. The authentication scripts are protected from SQL injection and a number of other exploits, but it is always better to assume nothing on the internet is sacred. Disclaimer out of the way, create a static IP as descibed above, and then configure your router to forward all traffic on port 80 to your static CuPID IP. Not all ISPs allow traffic through on 80 (or specifically forbid web servers), so this may or may not work for you. You can switch over to 88 if you wish, but google can help you understand why you may or may not want to do this. After forwarding your ports, direct a browser from anywhere at your public IP and you should see your CuPID.
 Out of the box, there are three levels of access (technically four, if you include guest access): Viewer, Controller, and Administrator. Viewer is capable of monitoring process variables. Controller is able to change process variables and many settings. Administrator has full control, including modification of recipes and profiles. To change the passwords, you'll need to log in as administrator to user management pages. It's all pretty simple.
 Sqlite is a very popular, lightweight binary database program that stores your data in neat little files and is easy on your system resources. It responds to pretty ordinary SQL syntax. If you've ever used phpmyadmin for MySQL, than the phpliteadmin interface set up at /data/phpliteadmin.php should be completely familiar to you. Dump it, sync it, whatever. give a data export a try over on the datalogs tab.


Perform first- and second-order multi-scale analyses derived from Ripley K-function, for univariate, multivariate and marked mapped data in rectangular, circular or irregular shaped sampling windows, with tests of statistical significance based on Monte Carlo simulations.
| Version: | 1.5-3 |
| Imports: | ade4, spatstat |
| Published: | 2018-03-30 |
| Author: | Raphael Pelissier [aut], Francois Goreau [aut], Philippe Verley [ctb, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Philippe Verley <philippe.verley at ird.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
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| Package source: | ads_1.5-3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ads_1.5-3.zip, r-release: ads_1.5-3.zip, r-oldrel: ads_1.5-3.zip |
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Zach teaches beginning piano lessons for all ages as well as continuing studies for intermediate to advanced students. Instruction is also available for jazz students of any level with an intermediate piano background. He holds a degree in music from St. Cloud State University as both a trained classical pianist and jazz musician. He studied classically with Dr. Carmen Wilhite and Dr. James Dennihan and received his jazz training from Dr. Kim Gast. Perhaps most important is the real world experience shared through lessons with his students fostered by his own education in country, jazz, R+B, funk and all things hip courtesy his teacher and longtime Twin Cities pianist/musician John Pinckaers. Complete info: zachdietz.com
Doug Rohde
Doug has been playing piano, Hammond organ, and keyboards in jazz, blues, rock, and show bands in the Twin Cities since 1987. Currently, he is serving as music director for Collide Theatrical Dance Company, and has also served in that capacity at Interact Center For the Visual and Performing Arts. Bands include BLU-7, a 5-piece jazz combo featuring vocalist Sarah M. Greer; The Blue Eyes Band, a big band featuring vocalists Tim Patrick and Debbie O’Keefe; and The Auto Body Experience, a 7-piece horn-driven rock band led by guitarist and composer Scott Yoho.
Private piano instruction with Doug includes ear training, composition, and improvisation, as well as classical technique, sight reading, theory, and repertoire. Doug’s classical teaching method comes from his mentor Gary Klemp, who studied at the Academy of Music in Vienna; and his improvisation method comes from time spent with Boston-based jazz great Jerry Bergonzi. He has created, with the Minnesota Music Teachers Association, a “popular styles” program for private piano teachers, with an emphasis on ear training, improvisation, and the American popular music tradition. All ages and all skill levels are welcome.
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The standards XML-RPC types, for the purposes of this assembly, are associated with the following C# types. These classes are what the serializers expect and what the deserializers generate.
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| dateTime.iso8601 | DateTime |
| double | Double |
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Vocabulary for EhrAgentType
Description:
Identifies the type of agent.
Three specific purposes are supported:
1 Person type codes
A list of codes for persons that act as agents.
Values:
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Version: |
01 |
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Date: |
10th May 2004 |
Default OID:
The default OID for the SNOMED CT code values below is: 2.16.840.1.113883.6.96
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Code |
Description |
Note |
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159034004 |
Chiropodist |
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224564000 |
Community Psychiatric Nurse |
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158997000 |
District Nurse |
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224936003 |
General Practitioner Locum |
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309394004 |
General Practitioner Principal |
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309327004 |
General Practitioner Registrar |
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159000000 |
Health Visitor |
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309390008 |
Hospital Consultant |
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394618009 |
Hospital Nurse |
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158971006 |
Hospital Registrar |
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394572006 |
Medical Secretary |
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75271001 |
Midwife |
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80546007 |
Occupational Therapist |
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394741009 |
Other Health Professional |
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394938007 |
Other Person |
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394739008 |
Other practice health professional |
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394740005 |
Other Practice Staff |
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394742002 |
Other Regular Care Provider |
E.g. An assigned keyworker. |
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36682004 |
Physiotherapist |
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159002008 |
Practice Nurse |
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80292009 |
Psychiatric Social Worker |
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159562002 |
Receptionist |
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106328005 |
Social Worker |
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2 Organization type codes
A list of codes for organizations that act as agents.
Values:
|
Version: |
01 |
|
Date: |
10th May 2004 |
Default OID:
The default OID for the SNOMED CT code values below is: 2.16.840.1.113883.6.96
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Code |
Description |
Note |
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394730007 |
Healthcare related organisation |
EhrOrgType allows more specific details within the Organization class. |
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394745000 |
General practice (organisation) |
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394746004 |
Regional Office |
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394747008 |
Health Authority |
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394748003 |
Primary Care Group |
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394749006 |
Primary Care Trust |
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394750006 |
Primary Care Trust Site |
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394751005 |
Special Health Authority |
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394752003 |
Other Statutory Authority |
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394753008 |
Other Statutory Authority Site |
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394754002 |
NHS Trust |
May need split to Acute / Community and Mental Health. |
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394755001 |
NHS Trust Site |
E.g. A hospital or clinic. May need split to Acute / Community and Mental Health. |
|
394756000 |
Hospice - NHS |
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394757009 |
Hospice - Independent |
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394758004 |
Independent Provider |
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394759007 |
Independent Provider Site |
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394760002 |
GP Practice |
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394761003 |
GP Practice Site |
E.g. a particular GP surgery in a multi-surgery practice. |
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394762005 |
GDP Practice |
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394763000 |
MoD 'Practice' |
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394764006 |
MoD Hospital |
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394765007 |
Prison 'Practice' |
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394766008 |
Scottish Health Board |
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394767004 |
Scottish Health Agency |
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394768009 |
Scottish Health Unit |
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394769001 |
Scottish Hospital Trust |
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42665001 |
Nursing Home |
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394770000 |
Northern Ireland Health Board |
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394771001 |
Northern Ireland HSS Trust |
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394772008 |
Other Provider Organisation |
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3 Device type codes
A list of codes for devices that act as agents.
Values:
|
Version: |
01 |
|
Date: |
10th May 2004 |
Default OID:
The default OID for the SNOMED CT code values below is: 2.16.840.1.113883.6.96
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Code |
Description |
Note |
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63653004 |
Biomedical device |
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394866000 |
Diagnostic Device |
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63653004 |
Therapeutic Device |
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Thanks for your suggestions on how to switch to Yahoo classic view. I would like to NOT get stuck with
Classic. Hence, pls revert on how to go back to Latest Yahoo Mail version.
Wow it works! I didn’t think there was ANY way to get Classic back. No one hates new Yahoo more
than me!  I was
searching for a new email and saw your page. Guess I’ll be sticking round Yahoo mail a little
longer, as much as I HATE the company for causing torture to their long-devoted PAYING customers.
THANKS SO MUCH!!
Hello, I’m trying to go back to the old Yahoo, but I’m stuck. I can’t find the user
agent switcher symbol in my upper right corner (I dont know much about computers, zo please keep your
answer simple…). Thank you, Cindy
Okay, it worked!! It’s not the version of Yahoo I wanted (I’m not sure this is
Classic, looks a bit simpler), but it’s better than the new version. So thank you very
much!
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions on how to switch to Yahoo classic view. I would like to NOT get stuck with Classic. Hence, pls revert on how to go back to Latest Yahoo Mail version.
Thanks and Regards
Hi there,
Just set the user-agent switcher back to its original value and clear your cookies.
You can clear either the Yahoo! specific cookies by hand or follow the instructions here.
I stricly applied the protocol.
What I got is not a reverting to Yahoo Classic but the same Yahoo greetings I usually get when disabling Java.
Can you post a screenshot of what the final Yahoo version is supposed to be with Zorro IE 6 ?
Thank you for helping.
Hi there,
I just checked this again and it definitely still works (i.e. Yahoo has not blocked anything).
To check that your user agent is set correctly, you can visit: http://supportdetails.com
If you have done everything corectly, you should see “Web Browser IE 6.0”.
After that, it is just a question of accessing your mail as usual.
Wow it works! I didn’t think there was ANY way to get Classic back. No one hates new Yahoo more than me!  I was searching for a new email and saw your page. Guess I’ll be sticking round Yahoo mail a little longer, as much as I HATE the company for causing torture to their long-devoted PAYING customers. THANKS SO MUCH!!
Thanks for your comments, Carole.
I’m glad I could help you.
Hello, I’m trying to go back to the old Yahoo, but I’m stuck. I can’t find the user agent switcher symbol in my upper right corner (I dont know much about computers, zo please keep your answer simple…). Thank you, Cindy
Hi,
Just uninstall the extension and clear your cookies as described above.
In Chrome you can uninstall extensions via Settings > Extensions > Remove
Or do you mean you can’t get the extension to install in the first place?
Okay, it worked!! It’s not the version of Yahoo I wanted (I’m not sure this is Classic, looks a bit simpler), but it’s better than the new version. So thank you very much!


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Class rex_user_role
Class for user roles.
- rex_user_role implements rex_user_role_interface
Methods summary
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In the past I did live blogging and it was an interesting thing to do. Realistically it wasn't a great experience for those watching and for me writing it. Now a days, they are streaming live with VMware NOW and with near instant Twitter responses. Instead this is more for me to document and enjoy the event.
Stomp (like) starts off the event. Loud, exciting with drums in the VMworld at the center stage. Never to let down a good show, VMworld hit it off great.
Rick Johnson, CMO start off with presentation around VMworld Agenda, General Session info and other scheduling stuff. Tuesday keynote will be covering the future of End User Computing by Scott Herrod. Then the battle royale among the Platinum Sponsors, live demo presentations with live voting of the event using mobile apps. The best live demo wins by individual votes.
VMUG Rocks the house with some Green Shirts.
Paul Maritz now takes the stage. Some interesting numbers on how the world has changed from 2008 to 2012. Basically his history on VMware. ~25k VCPs to ~125K, Workload Virtualization 25% to 60% of all loads. One of his great contributions is the Cloud direction.
For the past 30 years, the primary driver of change is moving from Paper to Computer and that was considered innovative. This generation is more about streams of data and consumption of that data in different ways. It is about real-time versus specific static reporting. Tying this data to how it impacts a person day to day is the mobile/social link.
Paul at this point hands over Pat Gelsinger as the new CEO. Interesting note Pat stated is that Pat was the R&D director and had a short meeting at an Intel Conference with Mendel from VMware. They held up the conference 10 mins as Mendel was telling Pat about VMotion. Mendel had it working and they were both so excited about use cases for this.
vCloud Suite
This suite includes many of the pieces to get the Software Defined Datacenter.
vRAM is gone. Heard loud and hear and listen carefully. Going to a single CPU approach licensing model with no limits. Woot!.
Cloud OPs
So how do you keep all this stuff running and build it?
VMware already covers the PaaS with Cloud Foundry. Now to handle Automation & Orchestration layer they have added Dynamic Ops. Finally to add the bottom is at the Software Defined Datacenter layer is Nicira for Networking Virtualization. Finally VMware joined the OpenStack organization. They have a strong spread to cover many of the layers.
End User Computing
Wanova/Mirage to manage PCs both physical and virtual. Horizon is turning into the central portal for all application space access. More to come here.
Pat is very respectful over what Paul Mariz has given to VMware and the kind of visionary VMware needed. Both of these men have been revolutionary IT leaders over the past 30 years.
On to Scott Herrod's presentation.
One of the steps forward in the Server Virtualization space is moving from a single VM up to multiple VMs in a single Virtual Datacenter. To do this compute, storage, networking and management have to be included.
In the compute space in 2011 with vSphere 5, 32 CPUs and 1Million IOPS per host. Now with vSphere 5.1, 64 CPUs and 1 Million IOPS per VM. Yes that's right.. Per VM!!! Serious improvements.
Epic Medical Systems is now offering their medical critical applications on x86 and will ONLY support it on vSphere. This is an amazing announcement.
Along with all of the advancements of vSphere to help low latency and jitter sensitive applications such as Telephony.
Hadoop got some time around Project Serengeti. This is a management application for Hadoop.
Software Defined Datacenter Storage
Interesting that Scott flew over the Storage VMotion that can be done with no shared storage. This is huge as this is a major marketing capability of Hyper-V 3.0. Lots of advancements and announcements here too. Virtual Volumes, Virtualizing Flash, Virtual SAN.. SDDC for Storage is changing this world pretty seriously.
Software Defined Datacenter Networking
Many of the issues that happen now is networking. To configure and setup Load Balancing, Network configurations can be significantly complex. How do we move this along?
vXLAN ecosystem is how Scott is talking about this. There are all sorts of different networking capabilities and I just can't keep up with this all. This space is moving fast from server offload to layer 3 edge interfaces to all sorts. It might finally to be time to make the VM that goes around the world.
After having all this great tech the next challenge is how to manage it. Going forward with the Suite's will have vCOPs for example and how to integrate it in. A good example is vCops shown directly in the vCloud interface.
Ultimately being able to expand this space is the partner enhancements. So being able to utilize the existing API suite (vCloud API) to not have to deal with permissions separately or structure. Just use the existing space.
The finish up is the cool demo on the ability to setup a VDC in a couple minutes between the private and public cloud. Sounds good.. just a big techie and quick with no time to sink in.
Slipped in quickly.. Enterprise+ gets a free upgrade to the vCloud Suite.
VMware is pushing the world forward. I haven't been this wowed since VMotion was first announced.


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Chris's Notes on All the Math You Need to Get Rich: Thinking with Numbers for Financial Success, Robert L. Hershey, Open Court Pub Co, 2001. I recommend this book for the basics it covers, the slim size, the exercises and the approachable text.
I graduated from high school with all kinds of wonderful math grades (I finished all of my high school math a year early and had to attend a calculus course at a nearby college in my senior year), but managed to get out without a firm grasp of some simple ideas. Specifically, I never learned why it is that when I make a fixed house payment, the actual amount that goes to the interest and to the principle varies each month. The reason this is (as I'm sure all of my readers already know) is because the interest is only paid against the outstanding principle that remains on the total loan each month. It's just like compound interest in reverse (an idea that I always did understand).
I haven't been reading this book cover to cover (I already know how fractions, scientific notation and fractions work), but this one fact alone makes this book worth the price. Plus, it makes a wonderful reference (this is where I got F=P(1+R)^N used in The "Average Return" Myth). The world needs more short, focused, well-written books.


Home > JavaScript Questions > What is Memoization?
Memoization is a programming technique that attempts to increase a function’s performance by caching its previously computed results.
Because JavaScript objects behave like associative arrays, they are ideal candidates to act as caches.
Each time a memoized function is called, its parameters are used to index the cache.
If the data is present, then it can be returned, without executing the entire function.
However, if the data is not cached, then the function is executed, and the result is added to the cache.
The function is an integral part of the programming, they help in modularity and reusability to our code, as per above definition memoization is optimizing our code.
const memoizedAdd = () => {
let cache = {};
return (value) => {
if (value in cache) {
console.log('Fetching from cache');
return cache[value];
}
else {
console.log('Calculating result');
let result = value + 10;
cache[value] = result;
return result;
}
}
}
// returned function from memoizedAdd
const newAdd = memoizedAdd();
console.log(newAdd(9)); //output: 19 calculated
console.log(newAdd(9)); //output: 19 cached
from the above code, you can understand memoization.